Christopher

Legalized in your face prostitution is stupid for roleplay. No reputable ad company (which is what /ad is supposed to be, right?) with the kind of scale it has would be running advertisement for local hookers. If you want to advertise "online", it should be in the internet forum section. I agree keep it in character, but there is no one to hold accountable for publishing the ads in this circumstance. You can claim you should go after the prostitutes directly, but in reality, these advertisements would never be aired. There is zero risk associated with this crime.

I do get it, you seem to be missing the entire point. There is no housing economy with a capped market with money being as inflated as it is. It is objectively worse for there to be no housing market, than it is to have an inflated housing market where houses are potentially for sale. I don't know how to say it any clearer.

How are new players not locked out of buying a house if they never move from the first people to purchase them? The only time that happens is if someone goes inactive, and then it's a race to the house to see who can purchase it first. You're arguing for something that has the exact same issue you're complaining about.

When the other choice is houses never being bought or sold? Yes, without a doubt.

+1

+1 This is the cleanest way to handle this, imo.

Don't see why this shouldn't be implemented, you'd know ICly which blood came from where. +1

I like it, at least until we get a ton more guns implemented. +1

Not being able to obtain a house = not being able to obtain a house. If price control is causing there to be no market for housing because the money is worth less than the property, then price control doesn't work.

The entire point of this thread is that nobody can get a house unless they already have a house, which is the opposite of what you're saying.

Money is worthless, and property sell prices are capped.

That's actually an incredible idea.

Simple suggestion and makes perfect sense. +1

I stopped playing because it started feeling more like asset transferring than roleplay.