Cupboards stacked on each other inside building

[ctopolon4]

regular abuser of this bug and several others

mb you will list bugs for the devs?

[fallout]

reveal location so we know who regular abusers are

Everyone who currently plays in a village larger than a few people/large factions is a regular abuser of this bug and several others.

No not everyone, start talking please. You bug abuser.

[flashshark]

reveal location so we know who regular abusers are

Everyone who currently plays in a village larger than a few people/large factions is a regular abuser of this bug and several others.

How do you know this? Are you part of a group that does that or have you seen someone do it?

If yes, at least explain to us how to do it, so maybe jorbtar can figure out a fix faster lol
Or rather, PM them directly.

[ctopolon4]

mb just place HF there and tp to it and log off

[ctopolon4]

mb just place HF there and tp to it and log off
or just stand with cupboard in corner and logoff

[mvgulik]

so maybe jorbtar can figure out a fix faster

Initiate special, and increased, decay on hitbox items that share the same location for a given time ... should do the trick.
(would at least leave the corner cupboard trick usable )

[azrid]

Everyone who currently plays in a village larger than a few people/large factions is a regular abuser of this bug and several others.

and it needs to be stopped
the power level of this bug is too strong to be kept as a secret feature for the ones who know how to stack

[mvgulik]

"Hummmm, hummmmm, hummmmm ..."


"No, no, nooooo, ..."


(Don't think it was done that way, as 51 would turn into a lot more tries. (assuming nothing was changed after it was done))

[mvgulik]

On second thought, and a good night sleep.

The key in controlling the auto-placement was (seemed to be) in the blocking (not shown here).


Ergo: Doable, but still kinda cumbersome.

As its a side effect of the way the game tries to preserve your stuff when logging off (which is highly unlikely to be change), some delayed (1 or 2 rt-days perhaps) destruction (when not manually moved again in allowed time) of such objects seem the most natural solution. (whether that is technical feasible/easy or not ... your guess is as good as mine)

[mvgulik]

Although ... I could have been just lucky (in previous test).



O well, it don't looks that bad. (a bit odd distribution though)
Anyway, I think its a nice alternative for storing cupboard surplus instead of dumping them in carts or wagon.

(yea, yea. I know there easily created and of no value. so sue me! )