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Gromit
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trespassing, is it ok?
Is it ok to tresspass on someones land if you think / know they have quit the game? and take there crops / stuff?
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spectacle
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
Most players think it's acceptable, but there are plenty of "vigilantes" out there who will track any scent they happen to see, and kill you if they can.Gromit wrote:Is it ok to tresspass on someones land if you think / know they have quit the game? and take there crops / stuff?
Also, many hearthlings have died because they've stolen from claims they thought were abandoned, but really belonged to active players.
In short, be very careful about leaving scents.
Once a man has changed the relationship between himself and his environment, he cannot return to the blissful ignorance he left. Motion, of necessity, involves a change in perspective.
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-Commissioner Pravin Lal, "A Social History of Planet"
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Gromit
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
rotting / missing palisades, i reckon its abandond.
edit: how long is a scent left for?
edit: how long is a scent left for?
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Darkren
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
To me, broken palisade and far less plowed ground than visible crops means abandoned, and I consider it fair game. I doubt people seriously track trespassing scents with murderous intent, but I also doubt people will take too kindly seeing people snooping about on their claims.
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Gromit
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
K, do i need to wait 24 hours to attack with a battery ram?
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Moogie
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
Gromit wrote:K, do i need to wait 24 hours to attack with a battery ram?
The glue takes a day to dry, yes. But in this case, why do you need a ram? If the palisade is rotted, just walk right in.
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weirdguy
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
I think he means it's not actually broken yet but is pretty close.
Try circling the sides to see if there's any indication of abandonment by any of the structures rotting internally.
Some folks are just really, really lax on repairing their walls because it is a tedious and boring affair.
Try circling the sides to see if there's any indication of abandonment by any of the structures rotting internally.
Some folks are just really, really lax on repairing their walls because it is a tedious and boring affair.
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Gromit
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
the gate is near broken and i wanna get a head start =D
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footwo
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
Oh they will. I was murdered for trying to destroy my own alt's hearthfire right next to my claim.Darkren wrote:I doubt people seriously track trespassing scents with murderous intent,
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Oblivior
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Re: trespassing, is it ok?
Indeed fuckers like that act like there fair and square because they don't steal and stuff.footwo wrote:Oh they will. I was murdered for trying to destroy my own alt's hearthfire right next to my claim.Darkren wrote:I doubt people seriously track trespassing scents with murderous intent,
But as a mather affect there even the worst scum in this whole game i learned the hard way by getting killed by tresspassing my friend hes village and a villager just tought it was okay to travel al the way to my town and kill me...
Only thing that works for this fuckers is a big fat wall and a rune stone saying "BOOM YOUR DEAD" and while there reading that rush them to death!