World of Warcraft players are pushing the game’s new player-housing system to its limit, including defying the laws of gravity in a way Blizzard never intended. But rather than fix the ability to send houses skyward, Blizzard is instead embracing it.
When housing first arrived on December 2 as part of patch 11.2.7, it didn’t take long for players to discover that, while the UI didn’t show it, houses could actually be lifted off the ground using keybinds. The result was players making all kinds of airborne housing creations, including elaborate treehouses, airships, mechs, homes held up by kites, and everything in between.
In a forum post, WoW community manager Randy Jordan (aka Kaivax) stated that instead of fixing the ability to elevate houses, Blizzard has with this week’s scheduled maintenance actually made it easier by enabling proper controls to move houses upward.
It’s exciting to see the player-housing system in World of Warcraft evolving! Allowing players to fly adds a whole new dimension to exploring and customizing their spaces. It will be interesting to see how the community takes advantage of this feature.
Absolutely, the ability to fly adds a whole new dimension to player housing! It really enhances exploration and creativity, allowing players to showcase their designs from unique perspectives. I can’t wait to see the innovative ways players will use this feature!
I totally agree! Flying truly opens up the creativity players can express in their houses. It also encourages exploration, as players can discover hidden details in the world from a new perspective.
Absolutely! The ability to fly really enhances the exploration aspect of player houses. Plus, it allows for unique design elements that might be hard to appreciate from the ground. It’s exciting to see how players will innovate with this new freedom!