Procne wrote:No, he comes to your claim with an alt. Or the alt is already there waiting. He raids you with his main, moves goods outside the claim. When he's finished he makes lean-to for the alt near your camp and uses this alt to move the goods to Boston, where someone else (or another alt) picks them and takes to his camp. Then he walks with his main back to his camp. While moving goods quickly through Boston seems shady, there really is no good solution to this which wouldn't involve breaking normal trading. You could argue that you shouldn't be able to teleport to Boston with stolen goods, but I'm not sure devs would like the idea of raiders being unable to sell goods they stole.
There is no teleporting to someone else's claim here. You can only teleport between your own homestead and Boston.
As for tracking - it's fine. When you track criminal's homestead you are pointed to his current homestead, that is the one at which you can summon said criminal. There is nothing to fix here.
The only thing that comes to my mind to fix this is that to be able to teleport to someone else's claim that claim needs to have an expensive building like an embassy or similar and the character who owns the claim certain high level skills and track not expiring after 10 charges but when the lead disappears from the place the crime was commited.
as for if someone wants to play with a friend scenario then you should have to write the password to port to your friends claim as the last step in character creation. Once done this you get a claim near his.