All of my guitars need some adjusting in seasonal changes or big temperature shifts. But my 70s Gibson is definitely on the more extreme side of things.

Set necks tend to do it more in general i think, as my Agile Harm also goes way out with temperature changes. Also, semihollows will go out more, simply due to the unfinished wood inside being more likely to absorb moisture and change shape.

Also, i have found that maple seems less prone to changing shape than mahogany. My Agile harm is much worse for this than my AL2000(lp copy with a maple neck) is. That probably also has a fair bit to do with the sketchy neck joint in the Harm though.

I have to mess with the Gibson and Harm oh, at least once a season, sometimes more. In contrast, i hardly ever have to do anything with my telecaster, and it usually doesn't need much more than a really slight intonation adjustment on a couple of strings, maybe once a year.