So I just spotted a thief inside my walls, which immediately logged off when he saw me, but the problem is that now I can't do anything about him, while he can just log in whenever he wants and rob my place, and log in at his hearthfire. There is no way of knowing if the thief can still log in inside my walls, so my entire claim is unsafe forever, because the thief can wait days or even weeks before logging in and robbing my place.
I think there should be something done to prevent such exploits
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Jackard
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
dobermans
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VoodooDog
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
jackard allways post usless stuff to get more posts ?
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Jackard
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
could also have it so you could hire npc guards with coin
i like the dobermans idea more, since animals dont need to eat
i like the dobermans idea more, since animals dont need to eat
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loftar
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
You're right; that's probably not entirely good. I should probably do it so that the "last position" restart point cannot be used if that position is owned.
FWIW, you can prevent him from logging back in there if you know exactly where he was -- just build something on that spot, and he can't log back in there.
FWIW, you can prevent him from logging back in there if you know exactly where he was -- just build something on that spot, and he can't log back in there.
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jorb
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
This. Otherwise my camp is very much compromised.loftar wrote:You're right; that's probably not entirely good. I should probably do it so that the "last position" restart point cannot be used if that position is owned.
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theTrav
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
Yes... Yes he does.VoodooDog wrote:jackard allways post usless stuff to get more posts ?
A handy tool is the ignore feature (in profile you can add people to your enemies list, then you don't see them)
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Jackard
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
once again you are incorrect, for postcount is beneath my notice 
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loftar
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
For the record, this should be fixed now.
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kobnach
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Re: Thief logging off inside walls
Thank you. Is the fix retroactive - i.e. if someone logged off in a person or village's claim, before the fix, will they be able to log back in where-they-logged-off? What if they logged off in space that wasn't claimed when they logged, but has been claimed since?loftar wrote:For the record, this should be fixed now.
