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I might be wrong, but I think the 'death counter' resets if the house gets modified by the owner, so they must be achieving those numbers by leaving their homes untended, which is awesome.

Was carrying 2 meats, 3 bats and a gun, exploited the panic button to bat down the pitbull that came out of the powered door.

Oh! So you're the butcher? I thought it was some guy that got mad because I robbed him for 4k after doing a 200 moves dance right in front a pitbull that was blocked by a cat.

Window traps aren't really that powerful, there already are items that can defuse them (brick/bat + meat/gun) and most of the traps involving them are very predictable and relatively easy to guess (unless they are extremely complex, but then that's also the case with extremely complex traps of all the other types), not to mention that they can also work as weakness that lets burglars easily access areas the owner wouldn't want them to.

You should give a try on one of those low value homes where lots of people have died already, usually they are pretty banged up and you can find the way to the vault just by following the wake of destruction.

After I'm tired and bored from a long and fruitless suicide robbing chain I sometimes accidentally walk straight into pitbulls because I start moving too quick through corridors, I think that's the same case with all the other burglars that do this mistake.

Can do it like that:
http://castledraft.com/editor/Fg6bsM

Sometimes my house gets invaded by nice guys:

Family members need no pathways once they are dead.

The only problem with redoing a house design is that thieves that had previously died in it will be able to reenter it and then they will know the lethal parts of it, I have already robbed the same house twice because the owner reused his design. Still, if do that script could you upload it for us too?

There's just no comparing of a maze to a comb lock, mazes are far more expensive and consume far more space and have far less possible solutions and can be far more easily broken with tools like saws and blowtorches and sometimes you can check your way through with bricks and sometimes if you go the wrong way you can easily turn back with cheap tools like water or bats; whereas in a comb lock you're totally blind and a single wrong move bricks the entire thing. I saw a tutorial on Youtube showing how you can make a 16 buttons comb lock with just a little over a $1000 and comb lock like that can have over 3000 permutations, to make a maze where the odds where equivalently tipped against the burglar you would need literally a hundred trifurcations.