So due to me going on holiday this month money is tight and I decided I would take a break from FF for a short time plus there's little for me left to do in game. I am not aloud to do this though without losing my house that I have invested millions of FFXIV Gil into.
Squares inability to provide enough housing is not my fault why am I being punished and pressured into paying every month? I actually entered my house a couple of weeks ago and am now getting a 10 day notice!?
Players should be allowed to take a break from the game without having to worry about losing things they have worked for in game due to squares own failings. I now have no choice but to pay for the game when I'm not even going to be around to play it. Thanks Square.
Failing that major extend the demo timer to 180 days or something such.
You dont' get to keep your real life apartment if you don't pay rent because other people are willing to pay the price. I view FFXIV housing the same.
It sucks that you lost your house and I sympathize although you should had the foresight to know that your house would be demolished, but the fact of the matter is is that the housing system is abysmal and they *have* to demolish houses or new players (and veterans) will never get a chance to have one.
Set new goals, there is always something to do. If it upsets you that much, just relinquish it (or let the auto timer demo it, at least you will get some gil back). It's no ones fault but yours that you cannot log in once every 44 days. I have no idea why everyone keeps posting 30 days; housing demo is 45 days, which last i checked, was longer than a month. Feel free to correct me if our months changed!
I understand why this system is in place but I do not think it is fair. It basically traps players into paying their subscription every single month. There is a life outside of FF and I don't deserve to lose my house for wanting to take a break.
The demolishing timer should be scrapped entirely because of this. Or some degree of leasing system implemented. Maybe trade a "venture" or some similar item to keep your plot for a week.
Demo timer only starts when your lease runs out. That way people unsubbing and taking a break could toss a ton of ventures into it and know it's safe for the next few months
Players should be allowed to take a break from the game without having to worry about losing things they have worked for in game due to squares own failings. I now have no choice but to pay for the game when I'm not even going to be around to play it. Thanks Square.
Failing that major extend the demo timer to 180 days or something such.
You dont' get to keep your real life apartment if you don't pay rent because other people are willing to pay the price. I view FFXIV housing the same.
It sucks that you lost your house and I sympathize although you should had the foresight to know that your house would be demolished, but the fact of the matter is is that the housing system is abysmal and they *have* to demolish houses or new players (and veterans) will never get a chance to have one.
Set new goals, there is always something to do. If it upsets you that much, just relinquish it (or let the auto timer demo it, at least you will get some gil back). It's no ones fault but yours that you cannot log in once every 44 days. I have no idea why everyone keeps posting 30 days; housing demo is 45 days, which last i checked, was longer than a month. Feel free to correct me if our months changed!
I understand why this system is in place but I do not think it is fair. It basically traps players into paying their subscription every single month. There is a life outside of FF and I don't deserve to lose my house for wanting to take a break.
The demolishing timer should be scrapped entirely because of this. Or some degree of leasing system implemented. Maybe trade a "venture" or some similar item to keep your plot for a week.
Demo timer only starts when your lease runs out. That way people unsubbing and taking a break could toss a ton of ventures into it and know it's safe for the next few months
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