
Originally Posted by
exochaft
The ultimate problem is whether those still playing the game would be social enough to do 'neighborhood stuff.' If they want to have group activities be part of the housing experience (outside of all the dungeon/raid stuff they already plan on having), keeping it something like 2-3 players is best. Also, if 'neighborhood' implies that they have to be from some literal housing neighborhood, that's setting people up for failure potentially... it'd be better if the achievements/quests/whatever could be done with any person regardless of neighborhood. Getting 2-3 random players in group finder to do an activity is certainly feasible, being forced to pick 2-3 players in whatever a 'neighborhood' is could lead to unnecessary friction.
Considering how vague they're being, 'neighborhood activities' could mean anything at this point, but it wouldn't be the first time Blizz came up with an idea that shoots itself in its own foot when a less restrictive option is available. I can already see the insane scenario where people are vetting people for their 'neighborhoods' like guild recruitments because of 'neighborhood activities' if things are handled improperly.