Which is the kind of Housing You are most likely aiming for ?

So According to the Wiki - there will be Three ("Four"?, with Inn's ?) Types of Player Housing in Ashes of Creation.

: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Player_housing

Long Story short - what is the type of Housing You are aiming for ? In Case you want a Place to call Home more than just sleeping under a Bridge (lol) or in Someone's Storeroom. Or Horse-stable if You happened to watch Konosuba. Hahah. Okay Jokes aside.

So You can have only ONE Freehold per Account.

ONE Apartment or static House per Server.

" Inn's " are named "most accessible".

I am curious about Taverns. Because i know of at least one awesome Person waiting for Ashes who wants to have his own Tavern. 😁

My own personal Choice,
this may sound greedy - but it want to aim for at least one Apartment or static House - and one Freehold at some time. I wouldn't even have a Problem with "just" being a Family Member of said Freehold, in Case this is how this works and someone else might be the Boss/Owner of the Freehold in Truth.

Be it a dusty, awesome little House - or having several Houses on your own little Plot of Land. Both are appealing.

What is your Aim ?
A humble little Tent in the Streets ? (Sadly not available ^.^ would make for nice Refugee Roleplay) Or do You want to own a whole Barony and give away Freeholds to your loyal Guildmembers ?

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blat

Wiki:

In-node housing will be at a premium, and is expected to be hotly contested.

Probably an apartment then : )

Tahiti02

Apartment or Inn, I won't have the time to get the higher tier stuff but that's okay. Having my own little apartment in a node is more than enough and will feel like I have an anchor in the world.

Otr

House Atreides

lunarsky

Freehold eventually. I have a nice skin for one I want to set up in my ideal biome but that will take time and a lot of money probably.

Azherae

For Alpha-2, my group will probably aim for Freehold, to help with testing and tuning of effort values.

If we play at release, it will depend on the tuning Intrepid chooses for Freehold Acquisition difficulty/benefit.

Individually, since only one of us needs to have the Freehold, then some in-node housing tests will probably also happen.

Sengarden

Managing a freehold and having a place of my own in the open world sounds like a lot of fun, but I'm more interested in crafting than processing, so my resources will likely be better spent on trying to acquire in-node housing. Especially since I plan on spending a decent amount of time out on the water and in town.

I'm still holding out hope that large sized ships can be modified to be your home with a captain's quarters that allow for the same amenities as an apartment - with the condition that you need to have a registered space at your coastal node's docks to use large ships, of which there are limited spots. If you lose your spot, then the ship gets locked in purgatory until you earn a registered place to park it again.

If we're enforcing limits on homes and homesteads that have less than or equal square footage to multi-level naval units, why not enforce limits on the use of those as well, while giving them appropriate benefits and customization for being earned and maintained?

MissionCreep

As crafting is so interdependent, I think it's probably going to be most beneficial to be close to refining stations and shops and so forth. So the more readily-available housing will likely be a good option, and arguably the best depending on what the node has to offer and what the player needs.

Personally, I really want an open world location (freehold) to call my own. I personally don't mind running around a lot.
To me it would be worth it to have a nice view and feel like I have my own real space in the world, someplace that isn't in a heavily populated area.
On top of that, I have some good freehold cosmetics, so I think it would be fun to build my own area.

Even if you don't craft and need public stations, just having access to all the quest givers is another reason that the more basic housing is advantageous over a freehold.

[And of course it's going to be hard to even get a freehold.]

So really there's no bad answer. The only bad outcome would be wanting a freehold and not getting one. Which is going to happen to a lot of people.

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