WoW Reveals More Housing Detail, Along With Neighborhoods Tease & A Jab At FFXIV
Blizzard has shared more details about the upcoming housing in , including accessibility, neighborhoods, and what seems to be a direct dig at After 20 years, the MMO plans to add the highly requested feature as part of the update later in 2025. The game hopes to make it possible for any player to have a house, and spend as much—or as little—time on it as they want.
The idea behind the Azeroth Housing system was explained in more detail in a blog post on the Blizzard website, giving fans a glimpse behind the scenes of the development process. According to the blog, plans to make housing affordable, accessible, and scalable, so players can enjoy the experience any way that they want to. The blog shares a bit more information about the way houses will work, and seems to make a tongue-in-cheek jab at housing situation.
The blog post reveals that the housing system will have two «Housing Zones» on launch, one for the Alliance and one for Horde. The two zones will be strongly influenced by iconic locations associated with each faction, with more zones to be released at a later date. Blizzard hints that players will be able to interact with the zones in a unique way, stating that the developers are «excited for what we'll be able to accomplish with the two zones» and will be sharing more details about this soon.
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According to the blog post, houses will be grouped into 50-plot Neighborhoods, which will act as communal living spaces. Players will " " Fans can also choose whether they want to live in a public Neighborhood or a private one shared among friends and guild-members. The blog concludes, stating that ""
In the process of describing the upcoming housing system,Blizzard seems to be making a dig at housing situation. The blog post states simply, "" There will be no "" the post continues, adding that if a player doesn't tend
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