Guides/Egyptian Building Codes - Revision history

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How can I prevent this problem?

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 == Screen Shot Examples ==
-Here are three screenies of overlapping footprints.  Each with increasing degree of overlap. Where do they cross the line?
+Here are some screenies of overlapping footprints.  Each with increasing degree of overlap. Where do they cross the line?
 In chats with GMs there seem to be some variation in application of the rules, but the final word would be from a Dev.
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 | [[File:Exploit_vineyard1a.png|200px|thumb|left|2 vineyards overlapping. <br />This is an exploit.]]
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 #If it's a veteran player, they will be required to tear down the building with not much help from the GM because "they know it's an exploit and built it that way on purpose."  However, if the player has high salvage level then not much will be lost in materials and the player will be able to rebuild quickly.
 #If there is no "material advantage" then the GM will likely give it a pass.  However, if there is "significant advantage" then the item must be removed.
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-[[File:Exploit_woodplanes1a.png|200px|thumb|left|Woodplanes with a small overlap]] <br />
+[[File:Exploit_woodplanes1a.png|200px|thumb|left|Woodplanes with a small overlap. This is not an exploit.]] <br />
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	: Ex: A guild builds a sculpture spanning a local roadway: (Our guild This Away =>)		: Ex: A guild builds a sculpture spanning a local roadway: (Our guild This Away =>)
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		+	== Screen Shot Examples ==
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		+	Here are three screenies of overlapping footprints on wood planes. Each with increasing degree of overlap. Where do they cross the line?
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		+	In chats with GMs there seem to be some variation in application of the rules, but the final word would be from a Dev.
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		+	1. If it's a noob player, then the GM ''may'' help them fix the overlap. Reason: They don't know this is an exploit.
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		+	2. If it's a veteran player, they will be required to tear down the building with not much help from the GM because "they know it's an exploit and built it that way on purpose." However, if the player has high salvage level then not much will be lost in materials and the player will be able to rebuild quickly.
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		+	3. If there is no "material advantage" then the GM will likely give it a pass. However, if there is "significant advantage" then the item must be removed.
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 Another tricky part is how to properly claim an area to prevent another player from "imposing on your space".
-In broad terms, its counter productive to do too much because there is unlimited options and resources in Egypt. If someone builds something you don't like: Move to another spot.  Yes, YOU have to move but it does avoid some DRAMA. Sometimes a kind DP or GM will assist other times not.  It's up to them and how they see what's happening in your area.  Sometimes all they can do it find a player with high salvage skills and have them tear down your camp.
+In broad terms, its counter productive to do too much because there are unlimited options and resources in Egypt. If someone builds something you don't like: Move to another spot.  Yes, YOU have to move but it does avoid some DRAMA. Sometimes a kind DP or GM will assist other times not.  It's up to them and how they see what's happening in your area.  Sometimes all they can do it find a player with high salvage skills and have them tear down your camp.
 But, if there is something you wish to protect and it is not too onerous a task, you can place 1 wood bonfires or drying racks around the area.  If you do so, you have to be sure that you prevent the "heinous object" from being able to get a footprint in your shangri-la.