VDZ wrote:The problem is that it's a slippery slope and it's near-impossible to draw the line at any specific point. In pretty much every other game, there is a simple rule that says 'no griefing', and any abuse of mechanics to harm others is punished under that rule. However, in Haven, griefing is allowed. Because where do you draw the line? If you take my salt, should I be allowed to kill you? What about the people that live with you? Or the people near you that may or may not be related to you? Can I raze your village for it, even though that's disproportionate? And when is actively harmful crime allowed? Should I be allowed to steal from newbies who refused to claim their stuff after I warned them? Should I be allowed to steal from newbies that have no clue about anything?
There is no way to avoid this kind of griefing and mechanic abuse without turning Haven into a carebear paradise, and Haven just wouldn't work like that.
What the actual fuck?