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    World of Warcraft’s new Player Housing system might be its most important new feature in over a decade — and not for reasons you might think

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    At Gamescom 2025, I tried out World of Warcraft’s exciting new Player Housing feature. This is why I think it could end up being the maturing MMO’s most important feature in years.

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