Reverse Griefing

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RJT
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Re: Reverse Griefing

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Putting items into containers just leaves trespassing.
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Re: Reverse Griefing

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RJT wrote:Putting items into containers just leaves trespassing.
Come to think of it, there may be a difference between using shift to move an item between containers, and doing it manually.
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Re: Reverse Griefing

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i distinctly remember leaving theft scents by putting shit in someones cupboard.
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Re: Reverse Griefing

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Onionfighter wrote:I am not 100% sure, but I think putting items in containers does leave a theft scent.
you don't need theft or theft permission to leave items, i don't see why it would leave a scent

edit: actually, yeah, shift-scrolling won't place items if you are trespass only
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Re: Reverse Griefing

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I did that and they left a runestone saying "FUK U THEIVES" after i left some curios >.>
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Flame
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Re: Reverse Griefing

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dont ask to people to remember everything they have in theyr cupboards. XD
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Re: Reverse Griefing

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Flame wrote:dont ask to people to remember everything they have in theyr cupboards. XD
Just ask them to write it down on parchments.

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