What World Of Warcraft's New Apartments Reveal About WoW: Midnight's Housing
has given players their first look at expectations for housing with the upcoming apartment features, with some implications for gameplay. The first step of 's 2025 roadmap leads to the goblin city of Undermine, and this update is heavily focused on the Goblins, as players will get to choose one of four cartels to support as they progress through the quests. The update continues the content drops focused around, leading to the release set for summer 2025.
One of 's most anticipated additions is player housing. This feature has been highly requested throughout 's 20-year existence and is one other MMOs have already added or had at launch. Unfortunately, little is known about how housing will work, but it does seem like players will be able to give their thoughts on the system before the official release.
There is currently limited information about how apartments work, though some features have been confirmed. First, to earn an apartment, players will have to complete a quest about a corrupt landlord. This quest line will reward the apartment for free, and there is no «rent» that needs to be paid. The one feature the apartment does have is the ability to link it to one's Hearthstone for easy teleportation access.
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The one downside to this apartment is that it appears to lack customization options. This is a disheartening outcome, but understandable given the scale of both the update and the apartment. The likelihood is that an actual house will be on a larger scale, and since this update is meant to be a smaller holdover, it would take more effort than desired to add customization options.
Understandably, these limitations and lack of information can cause worries about how housing will work on release, and whether 's housing might be like this too. The answer to this is likely no, for two reasons. The first is that it would
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