I’m sure several people have noticed (those working on their halls and supporting their guilds anyway) that there is an abundance of household items in the game. This includes a few kinds of wall as well.
The only issue with building a personal home/community in your guild hall is the massive cost on a handful of players of course, and the simple fact that there is no actual roofing. Sure you can use snow piles and a few other odd objects that stand out like a sore-thumb in a golden cave or desert cliff. A door-like opening in a wall would be great too if there isn’t one. See arches, may have missed it but not seeing one at the moment.
Even with the tedious placement options when decorating people could still find ways to stack the pieces where they needed to. Why not put a roof segment or two in? Need a measurement? 1×1wall segment or 2×1 segment should be good enough for the breadth of the roof’s base. Anything from thatch, vines, twigs, stone, gilded stone, and adobe would be fine. And there you have it, an actual complete house just by adding a dedicated roof. I think a lot of us just wish 5% of a guilds roster wouldn’t be paying for ALL the homes in that guild hall lol, but it could be a thing.
If it were easier to make these types of objects in the game, GW2 could technically say it has personal housing. Still can, but very few guilds overall are large enough to support this as most players don’t pitch in their fair share and leech. Hey, I found a new marketing tool inside Guild Halls, what do ya know.
But while we’re at it, if your guild is large enough, and your chosen enslaved scribe has enough decorations for you; go find a flat spot and build yourself a hut to post here.
(edited by WarHawk.1892)