Perhaps Dallane you could highlight the problems or link to the previous thread that points them out (on another forum?), if you can't be bothered to do that then people will carry on talking about it.
So to summarise:
Your homestead acts as the physical location of your items when you are logged out (but they return to you when you log back in).
If ANYONE takes these items it is theft.
If you don't have a homestead then your items are left in a container.
Anyone can take stuff from that container but can't put items into it, (like packaging from the post master).
Problem:
By having a homestead that is not protected by braziers you could teleport stuff to it by having someone "safely" take the stuff. Any potential buff to try and dissuade this from being abused but still allow actual thieving would be absurd, at least I can't think of anything that makes sense. What were your thoughts?
T0ne wrote:a different suggestion
Key points:
30min after log out a package appears (off claim, this should only be THEIR claim)
(is the next bit an alternative?)
24hrs after log out things in your inv begin to decay
Basically what you are suggesting is that you can't log out to keep stuff safe, if the client crashes then you won't have dropped everything, but normally you will have to put stuff away.
That wouldn't be popular, it would make raiding a lot more profitable (for criminal) and frustrating (for victim), but I can't see how it would be abused. It would turn alt storage into the grind that everything else is. But there must be a reason that the devs haven't implemented this.