Placing a house question?????
WesGill
What is the total amount of time you have before you HAVE to log in to
refresh your house?
Kevin M
WesGill wrote in message
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IIRC it is eleven real days (and +/- 16 or so hours). It could
have been shortened even more though.
Kev
WesGill
>have been shortened even more though.
>
>Kev
What about a boat? How long does it stay in the docks? How
about in teh harbor's "claim"?
Loke
>>What is the total amount of time you have before you HAVE to log
>in to
>>refresh your house?
>
>IIRC it is eleven real days (and +/- 16 or so hours). It could
>have been shortened even more though.
Does anyone know the status the house sign will display when? If a
house is "greatly worn", how long before it decays?
---
Loke
Queso
Kevin M wrote:
>
> WesGill wrote in message
> <19990428170419...@ng-fi1.aol.com>...
> >How long from brand new to dust would it take for a house to
> disappear?
> >What is the total amount of time you have before you HAVE to log
> in to
> >refresh your house?
>
> IIRC it is eleven real days (and +/- 16 or so hours). It could
> have been shortened even more though.
>
> Kev
I don't wanna sound dumb, but I just started seeing the IIRC
abbreviation, whats it mean?
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mur
wrote:
>
>I don't wanna sound dumb, but I just started seeing the IIRC
>abbreviation, whats it mean?
If I recall correctly
mur
Kevin M
WesGill wrote in message
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>>IIRC it is eleven real days (and +/- 16 or so hours). It could
>>have been shortened even more though.
>>
>>Kev
>
I think it's the same amount of time as houses.
>How about in teh harbor's "claim"?
I believe it will stay at the Harbormasters as long as you want
to leave it.
Kev
Shawn
: WesGill wrote in message
: >What about a boat? How long does it stay in the docks?
: I think it's the same amount of time as houses.
Boats decay at the same rate as houses, so you have about 11 days
before the boat will collapse from non-use. Also, to refresh a boat
you must BOARD the boat; you cannot just use the key on it to unlock
the plank and relock it.
: >How about in teh harbor's "claim"?
: I believe it will stay at the Harbormasters as long as you want
: to leave it.
When you "dock" a boat, you get a claim ticket. The claim ticket
acts as a "deed"; you can replace the boat (just about) anywhere IN
THAT CITY. I docked one at the Vesper Docks, and took the claim
ticket behind the bank and re-placed it. The claim ticket never
expires, AFAIK. I've had one for a couple of months that I just used
last weekend.
Shawn
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Twilight Eyes
> Boats decay at the same rate as houses, so you have about 11 days
> before the boat will collapse from non-use. Also, to refresh a boat
> you must BOARD the boat; you cannot just use the key on it to unlock
> the plank and relock it.
Um, that's not true. I refresh my boat THROUGH my house wall by doubleclicking
the plank while holding the boat key.
- T
Shawn
: Um, that's not true. I refresh my boat THROUGH my house wall by
: doubleclicking the plank while holding the boat key.
Ok, I'll buy that. :) But if you were outside and did that, you
would board the boat. :)
It's a feature, not a bug. :-)
Shawn
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Dundee
>Twilight Eyes <twil...@speakeasy.org> wrote:
>: Um, that's not true. I refresh my boat THROUGH my house wall by
>: doubleclicking the plank while holding the boat key.
>
>Ok, I'll buy that. :) But if you were outside and did that, you
>would board the boat. :)
Not if the plank is up. It'd just cause it to lower. And if the
plank is locked, it would just refresh the boat.
>It's a feature, not a bug. :-)
True, it allows you to refresh the boat without unlocking it.
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Twilight Eyes
> Twilight Eyes <twil...@speakeasy.org> wrote:
> : Um, that's not true. I refresh my boat THROUGH my house wall by
> : doubleclicking the plank while holding the boat key.
>
> Ok, I'll buy that. :) But if you were outside and did that, you
> would board the boat. :)
Obviously I'm not making myself clear. (multi-tasking is a bad thing for
concentration on writing in newsgroups.)
If you are holding your boat key and double click on the LOCKED gangplank, you
will get a message "this is locked" AND you will refresh your boat.
That better?
- T
mur
wrote:
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>mur <mm...@home.com> wrote in message news:372a24d5.18759927@news...
>Recall to where, doesn't it say on your rune where you will recall to ;-)
>
>> mur
>
lol - yes I thought of that same thing when I saw my posted message
again :-)
mur
Twilight Eyes
> Twilight Eyes <twil...@speakeasy.org> wrote:
> : If you are holding your boat key and double click on the LOCKED
> : gangplank, you will get a message "this is locked" AND you will
> : refresh your boat.
>
> Hmm.. I've tried that on my boat before, and it didn't refresh; I'll
> try it again and make sure. :)
Make sure that the boat is not already refreshed (showing as anything other than
"new") and that you are holding the correct key. :)
- T
Shawn
You're right, it worked. :) Thanks for the tip! :)
Shawn
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