Salem

So...
Thing is pretty simple, but it confused and really bothering me. I settled in the Tribal Burial Grounds. I made a thread about the Tribe, but noone answered me there earlier. So I just got there and settled...Only to find out my precious structures can be destroyed. To be exact I have Pilgrim`s Hovel, 4 drying frames, tanning tub, anvil, cauldron, clay through, kiln. I forgot something for sure. To be honest I settled really nice, but I don`t want to live in fear. So now I am willing to actually TRADE my base, with someone who won`t be afraid of living in fear of the Tribe. I`m looking for similar base on the coast line, in the tribal approved area.
It is like trading time shares in RL.
I`ve traded my timeshare in Lake Tahoe in Mexico on my last vacation. Boy that was the time, the forest, the lake, Indians! Nice view. Those were my best vacations in my whole life.
Waiting for people fearful enough!

What? Did`n you saw this?

???

After seeing this thread, the tribe is undoubtedly going to require you to disclose the location of your previous settlement, once you sign dat treaty... Therefore, the new occupants, if anyone takes you up on your trade offer, are going to be *****, hard.

Just ignore them - I doubt they'll find you soon, and if they do come for you, then just log out and avoid dying. Your character is more important than your base. But probably their bark is worse than their bite, right now.

Or die with honour and write a nice story about it. ***** the treaty.

edit: Gunnar on alt, sorry

There is no honor dying as a criminal scum.

Chief PeePooKaKa
MM Tribe

Live free or die!

And what about the Treaty is not free? Your own government does not allow you to settle in national parks I assure you.

Chief PeePooKaKa
MM Tribe

jwhitehorn wrote:And what about the Treaty is not free? Your own government does not allow you to settle in national parks I assure you.

Chief PeePooKaKa
MM Tribe

[What makes you think that I regard my government as allowing me to live in freedom? please, lets stay in character ]

Read John Stuart Mill's "On Liberty" for a discussion of the legitimate limits on liberty. The difference between his conception of legitimate government and your despotism is blindingly obvious.

Also, Property is Theft!

_Gunnar wrote:
Read John Stuart Mill's "On Liberty" for a discussion of the legitimate limits on liberty. The difference between his conception of legitimate government and your despotism is blindingly obvious.

All this would prove is that John Stuart Mill is clearly wrong.

Chief PeePooKaKa
MM Tribe