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Scince the copyright on the product is "Do whatever with it, i don't give a damn and neither does the law" you could mod the game to work entierly single player, thus making a sandbox mode to test traps and use tools without fear of death or getting robbed, and you don't need money on there either.
Wether or not somebody can be bothered to make something like this is another story entierly.

These clocks sure do give a lot of oppertunity's...
I just wonder how to utilise them...
I was thinking of somehow making a chain of electric floors with a room with a cat in it in the middle.
Once you pass the top of the room, the cat sees you and moves down onto a switch.
Once the switch is pressed, the clock gets inverted so you need to move back at just the right time to survive.
Then you can simply just walk to the vault without fear (The vault path starts inverted so you have to pass twice).
To bad i'm a electric mage in training, i barely understand the kind of witch craft you guys a pulling here...

Umm... You do realise the entire point of the game is to protect your house?
In fact, the name itself refrences the law the game is based on.
Besides, if 5 people decided to set up a corperation and a warehouse, they would each need to invest $5,000 just to get it set up...
So anybody rich enough to do this probably has all the tools they need.
This also has the potential to be abused like crazy if people manage to invest enough into trade secrets.
Lets say a company makes explosives, and the cap for trade secrets is a further 45% discount.
This means they will now cost about $950 to make.
They can then be sold for $950.
And with $5000 your can buy 5 explosives to be able to break through 5 layers of solid concrete.
Meaning if somebody had $10,000 and a dead wife, you could buy saws for $200 then hack through all the tricks and traps using saws and explosives, then making off with about $3,000 with no way for the other person to defend themselves.