Cajoes wrote:I was the murder victim your guy aggro'd. And slew. Entirely unprovoked. Rather handily at that. Which prompted the retaliatory party. That you also handily slew.
Flame wrote:i've failed yesterday to trap some aurochs. They was finely trapped, but when i went to pick up theyr hairs, my chara trepassed the fences DUNNO HOW and i was stuccked inside. Killed immediately.
Dunno if i'm died for a bug or not, then O.o
Lumar wrote:Read title, thought it was going to be filled with pictures of traps, guess i need to put the dick away
Fharlanghn wrote:I've already told this story, but it's relevant to the topic, so whatever.
During my travels through World Four, I spotted a chest laying out in the open on the side of a river. Thinking it was odd, but curious about it's contents, I decided to take a look and completely neglected to turn on X-Ray. Sadly, the chest was empty, but I found myself with a bigger problem on my hands than a lack of lost treasures. I was instantly locked in combat by a pair of guys, one of whom hopped in my boat to cut off an easy escape. They said I was going to come with them for a little boat ride, and that they'd kill me if I tried to run away.
A quick glance at my character sheet showed me the folly of spending more on Exploration than on any of the combat stats, especially since they had bronze gear and I only had leather. Considering my options, I shrugged and figured that if they wanted me dead, they would have slaughtered me and stolen my stuff already. I got in the boat that the second one brought out from behind another tree and we proceeded on our merry little way.
The gentleman that was steering told me that I'd be working for them now. A short distance up the river, we came to a palisade wall that would become my new home. He said that there were beautiful dreams inside, along with branches, so he could lock the door and ensure that I couldn't leave. Given that I was still locked in combat with them, I couldn't exactly travel back to my hearth, so I guess he had thought this all through.
What he didn't account for was human error. The other guy left his boat in the water for a moment too long, and I promptly made my escape by hopping into it and rowing for all I was worth.
Good times.
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