I just got bug raided, main dead.

[overtyped]

Gates open, do vclaim. Obvious security flaws.

lol? They declaimed you pclaim with a vclaim? Seems legit

no. The vclaim was new, nothing got declaimed.

[ChildhoodObesity]

would be nice if the people would actually post about how they did it huehue

[Sollar]

The problem with judging abuses leniently is that it motivates users to exploit grey areas for their own reasons and for great damage. "Was this a bug? Was it not? I don't know, but there's a precedent for leniency so I'll use it without fear of severe punishment".
Overtyped does have a point: how do you restitute a loss of this kind?

In hindsight of the recently Tartaros case, I would not keep my hopes up. Sorry Bob, we did not get even a 5% off the next store purchase. See you next world I guess

[overtyped]

The problem with judging abuses leniently is that it motivates users to exploit grey areas for their own reasons and for great damage. "Was this a bug? Was it not? I don't know, but there's a precedent for leniency so I'll use it without fear of severe punishment".
Overtyped does have a point: how do you restitute a loss of this kind?

In hindsight of the recently Tartaros case, I would not keep my hopes up. Sorry Bob, we did not get even a 5% off the next store purchase. See you next world I guess

not the same.
Leaving a charterstone out in the open is retarded. I had no way to avoid this bug raid, unlike you.

[leanne69]

I took every conceivable precaution here.

I had my gates open

You might want to explore this implementation carefully, as it may contain bugs, unforseen consequences, or strange edge cases we haven't thought of

[overtyped]

You might want to explore this implementation carefully, as it may contain bugs, unforseen consequences, or strange edge cases we haven't thought of

yup, just like how you should be careful about having walls, because you could get wall jumped

[Comodo]

Well they built a vclaim, and it must have precedence over your pclaim seeing how they didn't get visitor buff here. I wouldn't call this a bug. Just a security flaw on your part. If a village wants to extend their vclaim (or build their own vclaim) to eradicate some personal claim they should be able to.
Like Jorb said

This is not to say that any and all attempts to circumvent the visitor debuff would be considered kosher, but at some point we have to draw a line where mechanical problem ends, and reasonable user error begins.

I took every conceivable precaution here..

You didn't even bother to lock your gates...

[tempwad]

looks like a visitor debuff abusing

[overtyped]

Well they built a vclaim, and it must have precedence over your pclaim seeing how they didn't get visitor buff here. I wouldn't call this a bug. Just a security flaw on your part. If a village wants to extend their vclaim (or build their own vclaim) to eradicate some personal claim they should be able to.
Like Jorb said

This is not to say that any and all attempts to circumvent the visitor debuff would be considered kosher, but at some point we have to draw a line where mechanical problem ends, and reasonable user error begins.

nah, the vclaim is new.

[Comodo]

Well they built a vclaim, and it must have precedence over your pclaim seeing how they didn't get visitor buff here. I wouldn't call this a bug. Just a security flaw on your part. If a village wants to extend their vclaim (or build their own vclaim) to eradicate some personal claim they should be able to.
Like Jorb said

This is not to say that any and all attempts to circumvent the visitor debuff would be considered kosher, but at some point we have to draw a line where mechanical problem ends, and reasonable user error begins.

nah, the vclaim is new.

Like I said it shouldn't matter if it's an extended vclaim or their own fresh vclaim.