Salem

It seems very weird that I haven't been able to find this information on the wiki, or on the forums, but how exactly do town claims and personal claims coexist. Also, since there is no trespassing in towns, how could they be defended from intruders, couldn't people simply walk into buildings and start stealing. I'm new to the game, I just don't understand. Thanks.

Personal claims take precedent over village claims so the rules of the personal claim will win over village rules. This means that you can have full permission on a village and still commit theft with criminal acts on a personal claim in that village.

If you have no walls or other forms of defense, then a player who enters your town may turn criminal acts on and begin to steal and vandalize, yes.

well ty sir

but since breaking walls requires waste, and waste on a village claim requires a waste claim, making walls out of splash range is the way to go on village claims.

Makeshift Fences are immune to splash damage and are quick to build so they make good perimeter fences for towns.

DarkNacht wrote:Makeshift Fences are immune to splash damage and are quick to build so they make good perimeter fences for towns.

Really? That seems like a bug that won't last.

RonPaulFTW wrote:

DarkNacht wrote:Makeshift Fences are immune to splash damage and are quick to build so they make good perimeter fences for towns.

Really? That seems like a bug that won't last.

Its lasted for long enough that I'm not sure if its even a bug. Besides we are talking about a fence that you can destroy in two punches, its not like you can exploit it to build an ultimate defense out of Makeshift Fences.