With the announcement of player housing coming to World of Warcraft, excitement is building among players for what this feature might bring. In a recent discussion at Gamescom, Game Director Ion Hazzikostas shared insights revealing that not all decorations will require players to conquer the toughest challenges in the game.

“There may be distinct trophies or things that you can earn for being the best raider on your server or being one of the best dungeon players in the game, but we’re not gonna put a beautiful bookcase behind killing a raid boss.”

This approach is a breath of fresh air for many, as it encourages creativity in design and accessibility for casual gamers. Players will be able to collect a wide array of items for decorating their spaces without the pressure of dominating high-level raids. Hazzikostas emphasized the goal to make players feel accomplished without forcing them into a high-stakes environment to earn aesthetic rewards.

In anticipation of this feature, many are eager to see how it unfolds in the upcoming Midnight expansion, which promises to bring even more customization options for players to explore their creativity in the game.