Avu wrote:Only if you remove charterstone summoning too and what's wrong with shooting summoned people behind walls?
Butko wrote:Simple solution: you cannot summon someone on village claim, you can only destroy their HF. That would also solve summoning behind wall and shooting to death.
MagicManICT wrote:Butko wrote:Simple solution: you cannot summon someone on village claim, you can only destroy their HF. That would also solve summoning behind wall and shooting to death.
If you're dumb ass can't bother putting your HF inside or at least out of visible range of walls, you deserve to die a thousand times. Perfectly legal game tactic there, otherwise why should you be allowed to build a HF inside when you can't build a campfire?
Though, you're first part does have some merit. Restrict it so you can't summon someone on a village claim that doesn't belong to that village. The only downside I can see to this: breaking into someone's vault, destroying their HF, then going back to your own vault to summon and kill them so you can't be retaliated against for as long (still would leave vandal scents for breaking a HF).
Butko wrote:
Where did I write I have my HF outside?
Also summon-murder can be changed, that if you break someone HF, and summon them in your HV or somewhere else, that would leave scents on 2 places: on place of his HF and on place where you killed him. Problem? Solved.
Butko wrote:Simple solution: you cannot summon someone on village claim, you can only destroy their HF.
Butko wrote:Simple solution: you cannot summon someone on village claim, you can only destroy their HF. That would also solve summoning behind wall and shooting to death.
Patchouli_Knowledge wrote:Butko wrote:Simple solution: you cannot summon someone on village claim, you can only destroy their HF. That would also solve summoning behind wall and shooting to death.
I also would like to clarify that you cannot summon someone at a location that you cannot walk straight across on land. That also includes summoning across shallow water to land strangely enough.
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