[imported_Smurtle]

I cannot stress enough how important it is to leave keys on keyrings to new players. This is a prime example, and a real example at that.


I was near Minoc Mines, checking on miners just to see what they were up to. I saw Kuja there, who I did not know his intent was to kill me. I let him kill me eventually, I didn't even fight him hardly.. Well, I lied there, I did shoot him and nearly kill him with just an Elven bow... Such a knob. But anyways. Eventually I let him kill me, I didn't even fight back, the items I had with me were almost broke, and the regs were a dime a dozen anyways. But I had then remembered I left all my keys off my keyring to my houses. So I panicked. Luckily, Kuja was a shinny knob and opened a gate to my house, where their intent was to loot it dry. Now, I didn't care much at first, but then I remembered I had over 20k just in regs in a chest inside. Not including all my logs, scrolls, deco items, bandies, etc. So I hurried through the portal. Therer they were, just sitting there. I then took it upon myself to change the locks while they were playing pocket pool with themselves. They didn't know until they killed me and tried to open my front door ^_^

This is a prime example of why you should NEVER carry a house rune with you and NEVER leave your keys off the keyring. This is also a prime example of how... slow in the head some of our dear players are ^_^

Galens.

Yeah. Calling some of the players slow in the head for basically looting an easy kill that is dumb enough to mark a rune to their house and leave their keys off their key ring is a scenario we refer to as "kettle and pot" name-calling.

This self-serving drivel is no worse than the crap Silverwolf or Smoke throws out at people in their teenage angst.

I understand the need to post why you shouldn't leave those items unattributed to the key ring, but dear Galen, calling people slow because they might be away from keyboard, talking, or just not caring that much??

Tisk.