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Thank you, Cylence. This analytical approach, and the responses to it so far, enlightens me. First - it is obvious to me that having multiple accounts is an advantage. Second - people aren't afraid to use this advantage. I consider myself a good builder and a mediocre robber, and no matter how good I get at robbing there will always be someone out of reach for me because they are better than me (which is fine by me) or equally good or better while sitting on more than one account (which is not acceptable in my opinion). The only logical thing for me to do is to stop playing. I bet a lot of people will conclude the same way in the weeks to come. That, or buy second or even third accounts. This trend will not subside, and it will lead to a marginalization of the player crowd. Those with an excellent understanding of TCD and those willing to aquire extra accounts will stay, the rest will leave. I won't be a part of it, and am leaving right now. I had fun while playing, and I thank you all for that.

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You die - you learn.

That bastard! I bet he was the one who emptied his bladder in the shoes I have on my porch too.

His house isn't the issue. I'm calling attention to him for his lack of decency.

That will be a t-shirt. I'll return with the design. Have a lovely look in mind.

This is a game. I hear that all the time as a justification for not taking it seriously. Justifying immoral forum deeds by saying you went beyond the point of no return morally when you killed pixels representing kids is just not working for me. I admit my comparison was stupid, but hey... Relax! It's just a game! Well, suck my reproduction spheres.

I died twice from self testing in 5-8k houses yesterday. Got sloppy with the keys both times. That feeling. You go from "Yay, what a cool design I have going!" to "FUCKING BOLLOCKS!!!" in a heartbeat. In retrospect, I like it. In the heat of the moment, though...

I wouldn't know. I don't double account or masturbate.

Things still costs the same at my house. Did you change it back?

I'm not going to engage in this debate. However, I will make a remark on its form. I will coment on the house first, though.

Shlam: That house is scary. The only way to really solve it is by brute forcing. Noone can possibly get two bitlocks like that right from guesswork. No wonder people died in your house. I didn't - and I'm quite happy with that. I see that my brute force route has been cut off. You can thank me later for pointing that one out to you.

Debate. This debate is futile. It's been reduced to ridicule and should stop, really. Shlam should stop with the "kids" and the "noobs". I'm going to give Shlam the benefit of the doubt (although I must say I have some), and say that  Mr. Howard's house (and the conflict centered around it) will be a fond gaming memory. I know some of you won't see it that way, but I will.

Also. My next house is slowly taking form. I don't know if I can make it as interesting as The Pen - but it has promise. Once I feel more secure, I'll start a feud with someone in here.

Hand on heart, one account. I've accepted santa runs from friends after they've died, pointed people in the direction of a vulnerable house and killed Costanzo in the house of a friend. My moral high ground feels firm enough to me. If shlam's success is due to dual accounts, then shame on him. The operative word is IF.