is this gap in my wall secure?

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WowIFuckedUpBADLY
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is this gap in my wall secure?

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i tried wiggling past it and couldn't
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

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someone can build a road up to it and jump thought that.
otherwise it's secure...
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WowIFuckedUpBADLY
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

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maze wrote:someone can build a road up to it and jump thought that.
otherwise it's secure...
bet, do i just rotate the end milestone to change the TP location?
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

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WowIFuckedUpBADLY wrote:Image
i tried wiggling past it and couldn't
It's not secure. Remove cliff and finish pali asap
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

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At least this Sprucey has a fitting name
WowIFuckedUpBADLY
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

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noindyfikator wrote:
WowIFuckedUpBADLY wrote:Image
i tried wiggling past it and couldn't
It's not secure. Remove cliff and finish pali asap
because of the road thing? i couldn't find an angle that let me TP past it when trying. is there like... a way to show LoS or whatever for roads in any client?
also, how to remove cliff?
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

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Did you find some noob's fucked up palisade and made this forum account to ask how to jump in? LMAO
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

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Nightdawg wrote:Did you find some noob's fucked up palisade and made this forum account to ask how to jump in? LMAO
no, i'd be straight up if i was lmao. i'm the noob here tho :(
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Re: is this gap in my wall secure?

Post by Miss_Min »

Test method from Legacy: aggro a fox or something, enter the palisade and close the gate behind you, go stand by the gap and see if the fox can path in to fight you. Not recommended with anything that might hurt you in a fight (we MAY have found out about this because ... we got aggroed by something that we thought was safely outside. we were wrong).

For cliff removal, the usual method is to do it BEFORE building the palisade so you might need to reroute to somewhere that isn't already paved; palisades can only accommodate a steepness of 5 (?) levels per square. Various methods of cliff removal include setting a terraforming area to include land at the top and bottom of the cliff, standing near the top edge and telling it to level the area, or raising the ground as close as possible to the base of the cliff by shift-rightclicking stones or soil onto it and then terraforming to even out the square including the bottom of the cliff.

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