[Arashi_tlk]

This is getting ridiculous. How can so many people believe that they can call a raid on a group of houses? When I say group of houses I mean just that, not a group's many homes, but a cluster of houses/shops in an area. Just because some people built homes or shops near each other doesn't mean they are affiliated with each other. So that means, it's possible they aren't in a group together.
I'm not understanding why some of you are thinking it's okay to raid an entire area like a cluster bomb at one time just because the buildings are close. This LITERALLY breaks the Raid Cooldown Timer. You can't know for sure that it's a group of peoples places. You have no way to know that. What gives you the right to destroy multiple buildings just because they were near each other? And you can't say for sure if it was one person that built all the homes/shops either, so you can't claim "So and so made the homes I'm raiding so and so's home so I can raid all of them!"

I can sorta see raiding an entire mall/hotel style base that has a lot of shops together under one roof, but to say you can simply raid an entire field of buildings because they were close in proximity and MAY be a group's place is absurd. That's like saying we can call a raid in Seattle and would be open all of those places to be raided at the same time, one raid call for the whole town. Because you know, RP towns are okay to call a raid on. At least that's what it sounds like you people are agreeing on.
And if you're gonna argue against that, then what is Seattle? A city right? And plenty of people build in the city correct? So if man made towns are allowed to be raided completely, every place raided with just one raid call, why can't the whole city of Seattle? I mean that's only fair and that's basically the same thing.

Another thing, since when is it okay for random people to protect someone else's base during a raid? I mean, there are bodyguards yes, they can be paid to guard a base, but since when can any other role guard someone else's shop while the owner is away? Unless you are a bodyguard or you own a base you don't have the right to guard it during a raid. So that would go against the "RP Town" guarding that was suggested, UNLESS they're a group, or a bodyguard role.

[Possum]

This is getting ridiculous. How can so many people believe that they can call a raid on a group of houses? When I say group of houses I mean just that, not a group's many homes, but a cluster of houses/shops in an area. Just because some people built homes or shops near each other doesn't mean they are affiliated with each other. So that means, it's possible they aren't in a group together.
I'm not understanding why some of you are thinking it's okay to raid an entire area like a cluster bomb at one time just because the buildings are close. This LITERALLY breaks the Raid Cooldown Timer. You can't know for sure that it's a group of peoples places. You have no way to know that. What gives you the right to destroy multiple buildings just because they were near each other? And you can't say for sure if it was one person that built all the homes/shops either, so you can't claim "So and so made the homes I'm raiding so and so's home so I can raid all of them!"

I can sorta see raiding an entire mall/hotel style base that has a lot of shops together under one roof, but to say you can simply raid an entire field of buildings because they were close in proximity and MAY be a group's place is absurd. That's like saying we can call a raid in Seattle and would be open all of those places to be raided at the same time, one raid call for the whole town. Because you know, RP towns are okay to call a raid on. At least that's what it sounds like you people are agreeing on.
And if you're gonna argue against that, then what is Seattle? A city right? And plenty of people build in the city correct? So if man made towns are allowed to be raided completely, every place raided with just one raid call, why can't the whole city of Seattle? I mean that's only fair and that's basically the same thing.

Another thing, since when is it okay for random people to protect someone else's base during a raid? I mean, there are bodyguards yes, they can be paid to guard a base, but since when can any other role guard someone else's shop while the owner is away? Unless you are a bodyguard or you own a base you don't have the right to guard it during a raid. So that would go against the "RP Town" guarding that was suggested, UNLESS they're a group, or a bodyguard role.

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[MrMidgetify]

OK me and some other guys are tearing down all the rubble and rebuilding we have made a good amount of progress we had a bunch done then the server crashed but we will keep going

[MrMidgetify]

ME AND SOME DUDE ARE REBUILDING so everyone calm down

[Habeebster]

ME AND SOME DUDE ARE REBUILDING so everyone calm down

That could be counted as spam

[Hazzaah]

This is getting ridiculous. How can so many people believe that they can call a raid on a group of houses? When I say group of houses I mean just that, not a group's many homes, but a cluster of houses/shops in an area. Just because some people built homes or shops near each other doesn't mean they are affiliated with each other. So that means, it's possible they aren't in a group together.
I'm not understanding why some of you are thinking it's okay to raid an entire area like a cluster bomb at one time just because the buildings are close. This LITERALLY breaks the Raid Cooldown Timer. You can't know for sure that it's a group of peoples places. You have no way to know that. What gives you the right to destroy multiple buildings just because they were near each other? And you can't say for sure if it was one person that built all the homes/shops either, so you can't claim "So and so made the homes I'm raiding so and so's home so I can raid all of them!"

I can sorta see raiding an entire mall/hotel style base that has a lot of shops together under one roof, but to say you can simply raid an entire field of buildings because they were close in proximity and MAY be a group's place is absurd. That's like saying we can call a raid in Seattle and would be open all of those places to be raided at the same time, one raid call for the whole town. Because you know, RP towns are okay to call a raid on. At least that's what it sounds like you people are agreeing on.
And if you're gonna argue against that, then what is Seattle? A city right? And plenty of people build in the city correct? So if man made towns are allowed to be raided completely, every place raided with just one raid call, why can't the whole city of Seattle? I mean that's only fair and that's basically the same thing.

Another thing, since when is it okay for random people to protect someone else's base during a raid? I mean, there are bodyguards yes, they can be paid to guard a base, but since when can any other role guard someone else's shop while the owner is away? Unless you are a bodyguard or you own a base you don't have the right to guard it during a raid. So that would go against the "RP Town" guarding that was suggested, UNLESS they're a group, or a bodyguard role.

As i had said before, I agree with you Arashi; if you have stand alone structures then these should not be raided at the same time. But "RP Town" to my mind is conjoined structures that are separated into shops, or even built on top of a man made foundation. OP did not specify to either case. I went onto #10 and looked around. I noticed both kind of structures, stand alone and conjoined; so i am still not entirely sure what OP was talking about.

But you are absolutely right, if structures are stand alone with dead space between them, then they should not be considered the same base and only raided one at a time.

[Game master]

When you have a cluster of homes that do business in the same area, they form what is known as an industrial city. This city then gains homes from these same shop owners. Now it is a real city. So basically if a robber goes into a mall with some buddies, they hold as much of the mall hostage as possible and steal from as many stores as they can. What I am saying is that a cluster of business within mic range should be allowed to be raided together.