Make -25% Integrity Locks Break

[Wonderful]

There's a lot of Knarrs and Palisade that are in the world that exist as part of abandoned claims and whatever else. I thought about the breaking palisade by hand idea and thought it had merit, by it didn't make a lot of sense in the long run. I feel like locks losing their fortitude with decay made more sense. If you go up to an abandoned house complex in real life, the mechanism behind a lock can rust out or disassemble.

+And as a benefit people who lose their master keys to their Knarrs could stop bugging admins for help and could get to work busting that lock and making repairs.

[jorb]

Having locks decaying away would probably be ok. I have seen at least one Knarr I believe to be abandoned.

[azrid]

This is the perfect use for lock picking!

[shubla]

Locks could decay and then you could pick them, maybe leaving behind a scent.

Hearthling locks are made out of wood though!
But wood rots too.

[MagicManICT]

Having locks decaying away would probably be ok. I have seen at least one Knarr I believe to be abandoned.

After a recent post in HDI, would this be relatively easy to do? Maybe just have the lock break after X days of it not being used. (30ish?)

[Aceb]

Having locks decaying away would probably be ok. I have seen at least one Knarr I believe to be abandoned.

After a recent post in HDI, would this be relatively easy to do? Maybe just have the lock break after X days of it not being used. (30ish?)

30 days after being on un-claimed / un-active claim =) ?

[ctopolon4]

Having locks decaying away would probably be ok. I have seen at least one Knarr I believe to be abandoned.

here is atleast 3 knarrs abadoned near (blocking) beaver dungeons

[MagicManICT]

30 days after being on un-claimed / un-active claim =) ?

What's the point of the expense of a knarr if you aren't going to use it?