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It's 1 gun per 2 tiles, I think. So $600 per tile traveled? And that's already very effective.

Who was Mr. Bynum? That house was really weird, and had lots of random elements. In the top right corner, past the vault, there was a chihuahua-based floor trap that was missing a floor. There was a chihuahua who just threw himself into a pit. There was a CAD in a really easy position to kill. And the door to the vault could be opened and closed at the press of a button right out in the open.

Also, the outside walls had weird random extra walls here and there, like they were done very haphazardly, but they followed a pattern. The purpose of half of it befuddled me.

He said he dislikes cheese.

Congrats on your inability to read! I died in somebody else's house, and it's pretty clear from what I said. And being careless while playing early in the morning before having any coffee is probably not a unique experience.

This is actually pretty funny.

But frankly, now I wish I hadn't posted about this in the first place. I mean... yes I have an alt, but it's just an old account from a friend who doesn't play anymore. I didn't even buy the game twice, he loaned his copy to me! And I've mostly just begun doing stuff with it: with all the discussion of dual accounts, I figured I might try it for myself.

Wait WUT! That would legitimately work! Now I feel the urge to spend $16 more on this game.

Of course, I won't, but that's crazy...

I was planning a 13k bounty transfer in a poor house. I had everything planned out: I deposited my 13k bounty alt, entered the house with my main, and then... I took a wrong turn. Oops.

No Linux?

Well, the Castle Doctrine is an incredibly vicious game, with very little protecting new players from the veterans. Not only that, but truly dedicated players are willing to go pretty far to do very well: I doubt that I'm the only one who uses my alt account and the houses of the poor to transfer massive bounties of $10k+ to my main account. However, this isn't to be frowned upon! It's how the game works, and calling players "nasty" just because they do something that's in their advantage is ridiculous.

As JoT said, other actions that are considered "nasty" or "bad playing" really are only done for entertainment value. It's a video game. If I'm bored and want to use $2k tools on a $300 house, I have every right to do it - I paid for the game, didn't I?

Yeah, that door placement was intentional for the exact purpose of stopping you and your nefarious ways. It was definitely not just placed there for no real reason. It was a very tactical and... um... strategic placement! Believe me, I'm smart, not just incredibly lucky.

And your wife deserved it. She said mean things about me!

I'm beginning to realize how ridiculous it's been that by house had stood for so long when the main protection it has is a 4-bit lock. I mean, it should only take seven lives max to brute force, and I'm not changing it very often... as a matter of fact, I think that people have reached my lock more than seven times already.

There's a simple problem with this: people will buy unique animals and hide them behind many layers of concrete and pits, away from their trap and unreachable without tools. Why would they risk their unique $30,000 white tiger when they can use a cheap pit bull instead, and just keep the tiger safe? Then even if their house is robbed, and taken off the list, they keep the animal. And nobody would blast through many, many walls looking for something that might not even be there.

The house is definitely still the same!

It seems less like a lie and more like a mistake; the vault is on that square in the starter house map that shows up when you open castledraft. williad probably just forgot to delete it.