
martinuzz wrote:My guess is, though, that the crash was due to the 'entering <village name>' crash bug.
martinuzz wrote:Well.. Me, the Lawspeaker killed in this matter.. My client crashed with a Javascript error when I was trying to run to village gate, and escape from my assailants.
I am not saying that anybody crashed my client on purpose, but I sent a PM to Jorb, directly after my death, to check it out.
My guess is, though, that the crash was due to the 'entering <village name>' crash bug.
Loftar.. Ever since the village update, the client crashes about 50% of the time, at the first click you make after moving / teleporting into village bounds.
I am 95+% sure, that it is directly linked to the 'entering <village name> message.
It has cost me 4 boats, and 6 chests now, and maybe my 100 PSY char too. Although it is very possible, that without my client crash, I would have been killed as well.. I just can't tell, since I crashed, and was dead upon relogging.
But that does not really matter. Losing is fun.
What matters is, that I am very proud of our people of Bottleneck, who have shown: Do not mess with us.
To those goons that disrespected Sabinati's orders and attacked us, even while we had an agreement: Just gtfo.
I told you when you were chasing me, that we belonged to Bottleneck, and had an agreement with Sabinati.
Your only reply was: 'Sabinati... Sounds like a girls name'.
Sabinati: No grudge held on my part towards you. I respect your choice of leaving Xanadu over this matter.
KillerofLawyers wrote:But seriously, you think that razing our village is going to make us want peace? You've left us with nothing to rebuild with. All I destroyed was a two-bit personal claim. You don't have a very good understanding of human nature when they've got nothing to risk.
theTrav wrote:Can't find the quote but there's something in enders game about striking back at someone so thoroughly that they are incapable of ever hurting you again...
KillerofLawyers wrote:That's easy. We bashed them down. With a pick. More accurately, my accomplice did. Actually, would you like the entire tale? I can give it's detailed account as sort of a prelude to all of this.
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