To whomever owns the Chruch, it was me that robbed it.

And I am not proud about robbing a church, but I just returned and I needed to eat. All my good houses fell and I needed someone else to feel pain besides myself.
I am sorry.

life is pain. if you think they were not experiencing pain before you robbed them, you are wrong.

*checks if house is locked*

Not to mention the fact that you took advantage of the vulnerability, you also say terrible things! No wonder you're completing your post with an apology ...

Your logic is not acceptable for a healthy person. If you have cancer, will you go shoot at the mall? lol

Carlll that kills people!

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bah... the only house I've found unlocked had some fishing chests in it and that was it.

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Sometimes when you think you're home alone, you're really not.

Why are you under the floor dude?

Because he was in his house, which collapsed, and on the site of his house, another dude built his house. And after some time, the dude returned to the game and appeared in the middle of someone else's house.
He was able to reach one basket of rubbish, and the rest remained full and untouched, because the system immediately threw him out of the house during the first movement. Therefore, I consider it a vulnerability, not a merit in espionage.

Ok. So....he used a bug?

Take a closer look and answer your own question ..

Obviously, and if there were values there, the owner would have sounded the alarm.

There is a branch where real thieves play by the rules and this is cool and it should be! But this case is simply not pleasant to me and I do not understand why people like it when someone illegally has them in the ass.

@Chris please comment, I am sure that I am taking the right side in this question! If you say that I am wrong, I will apologize publicly and will walk in torn pants.

Wasn’t there a similar case a few weeks ago and it was possible because the house is public.

Can't tell for certain but it looks like someone wanted a public house sign but also wanted the house to be secure like a private house with keys. Someone logged out in that spot at some point in the past, came back and weren't ejected because the house is public. Not a bug, that's the risk an owner takes when they lock their public house. Not much different than courtyards, people can sell you keeps and forts and claim its secure, but someday some player who logged out in a region of your CY decides to return, oops.

Not a bug. It's a feature (and risk) of a public house: unfriended toons will not be ejected when they log out, such as you would in a private house.

What is the benefit of a public house and locking the doors?

Being able to pick the sign appearance.

Unfriended toons can also use locked down rune books.

Wonder if he's technically in the house. As in if he could have been banned if visible. Might have to test this if I get bored enough

Yes, all my houses are public and I checked that if a spy is in the house and decides to re-log in, he does not throw him out of the public house. My houses are public because I like to change their plates he-he The statement about pain is everyone's business, but yes, it is harsh, especially if you are a male ballet dancer

Regards.