i dont know if you were there, but jordancoles made a video.boshaw wrote:When did we bug raid with horses?
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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Divine Judgment: The Case of Willy Potter vs. Tartarus
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How is that a bug raid? We broke their wall. The horse breaking stockpiles had nothing to do with how we got in. As Odditown would put it, it was an unintended game mechanic with animal pathingTonkyhonk wrote:i dont know if you were there, but jordan made a video.boshaw wrote:When did we bug raid with horses?
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Tonkyhonk
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ok, that was another exploit, right? how is this one a bug raid?boshaw wrote:How is that a bug raid? We broke their wall. The horse breaking stockpiles had nothing to do with how we got in.Tonkyhonk wrote:i dont know if you were there, but jordan made a video.boshaw wrote:When did we bug raid with horses?
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Tonkyhonk
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yeah, and you guys were left unpunished. where is the consistency now?boshaw wrote:As Odditown would put it, it was an unintended game mechanic with animal pathing
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I welcome jorb adding us to the bugjump list if he wishes in order to be consistent.Tonkyhonk wrote:yeah, and you guys were left unpunished. where is the consistency now?boshaw wrote:As Odditown would put it, it was an unintended game mechanic with animal pathing
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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Divine Judgment: The Case of Willy Potter vs. Tartarus
its kinda strange that always the same people were/are/will be the victims of real bugraids.boshaw wrote:I welcome jorb adding us to the bugjump list if he wishes in order to be consistent.
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Re: Divine Judgment: The Case of Willy Potter vs. Tartarus
Our entry to that base wasn't based upon exploiting a mechanic. Willy Potter would have been able to do nothing without their charterstone idea. Pretty stark distance.
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Re: Divine Judgment: The Case of Willy Potter vs. Tartarus
This. but like I tried to explain even if you weren't lazy and walled it, its gate would be open with limited space for hearthfires which presumably would then spawn outside im betting, so Im willing to bet good salt this exploit would still be 100% possible.MightySheep wrote:THERE IS NO LOGIC its called being lazy and stupidsabinati wrote:what was the logic behind stockpiling around it instead of just putting a fence on it?![]()
Also noticed willy potter's village haven't walled thier charter stone either. so its not like its common practise against known exploits. leaving it as accepts spawn is the only real mistake imo
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rye130
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Also animal bashing was reported and known about.
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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Divine Judgment: The Case of Willy Potter vs. Tartarus
thats what we call, "eye shit(mucus) laughs at nose shit(boogers)".rye130 wrote:Our entry to that base wasn't based upon exploiting a mechanic. Willy Potter would have been able to do nothing without their charterstone idea. Pretty stark distance.
in your tongue, the pot calling the kettle black.
i remember everyone said "nobody didnt think of it that far" or something along that line. i see similar words being repeated.rye130 wrote:Also animal bashing was reported and known about.