Claims in Mines

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Jfloyd
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Claims in Mines

Post by Jfloyd »

I was thinking about the safety of living in a mine. A nice feature would be if you claim over rock in a mine, you can set that it can't be dug away. This way people can just barge into you're home and take your stuff :3
"When I grow up, I want to be just like Kaka" -James Floyd, on growing up.
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Raephire
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Re: Claims in Mines

Post by Raephire »

A good solution has been provided by me, when you log in be surprised, and happy
Rift
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Re: Claims in Mines

Post by Rift »

you mean when you use a object to blockade the mine, so anyone entering gets stuck in place? [usually hearthfire]
That's not a solution, thats a TRAP.
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zdazzle
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Re: Claims in Mines

Post by zdazzle »

Traps are sexy!

Plus they shouldn't be entering our mine! Ya punks!
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Re: Claims in Mines

Post by sami1337 »

zdazzle wrote:Traps are sexy!

Plus they shouldn't be entering our mine! Ya punks!
your public mine.
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Denvon
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Re: Claims in Mines

Post by Denvon »

Oh no, we sealed our public mine because everything we own is in there! Traps I say, TRAPS!! :roll:
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Jfloyd
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Re: Claims in Mines

Post by Jfloyd »

Wow, No one got what I said.
All I implied is that I want to be able to set the rock thats in my claim, to not be able to be dug out by anyone by the claim owner....
"When I grow up, I want to be just like Kaka" -James Floyd, on growing up.

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