Not just with owning more than one, but I feel that it will create a monopoly. I/e if you join early and buy a house for $200,000 (Hypothetical) and after a couple weeks, all houses are sold. Is there anything stopping the monopoly of someone selling their house for $2,000,000 or so? How will the houses stay worth the money you paid, and they are cheap, why would anyone ever sell them?

Just curious as to why they decided not to go through steam development/licensing? Seems like Steam, Origin, and UPlay are the main gaming clients. Anyone think it would have been better for them? i.e. Bigger marketplace and more potential clients.

Well steam has games that are in alpha/beta for purchase. I/E Castle Story (Although that's been in beta for years, whatever). I wasn't aware the full game was going to be on steam. Thought it would all be on an individual client.