Seconded, destroy it or move it away from you, it's always bad to accept stolen property just because the THIEF claims that the previous owner was a jerk. Jerk is one of JTG's favorite words so there's a good chance he's trying to set you up with a feud.Malicus wrote:Beware of this. If they took it off somebody's CLAIMED land, then the original owner may track it back to you and decide that you are the one who stole it. Though when they find the item and the person who took it in two different locations, they may decide otherwise, but some people are quick to act. It's probably dangerous to keep around.Also there is a player who suddenly passedy by holding a beeshive, said it's a gift to me. He took that off somebody else location saying it's because that person is a jerk so he took that away from him... Should I place that beeshive to my land or just take it away to somewhere else (if so where?)
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theTrav
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Re: Haversting other players' crops fields
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Inasmork
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Re: Haversting other players' crops fields
oh I am scared now.
I will move it away from me my 2 crops operation then
Thanks for telling me this. I knew somewhat I should be concern. haha
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JTG
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Re: Haversting other players' crops fields
Yeah, that was me. I'm setting you up for a feud.
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Inasmork
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Re: Haversting other players' crops fields
well it wasn't me who moved that beehives for the first place nor I don't know where it came from, I believe in dragon 