Small but welcome changes.
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Just A Bill
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Small but welcome changes.
I noticed a couple of simple changes that are good ideas. First, It appears gathering projects now list the quantity to be gathered. Next the drag event now shows who started the dragging.
Both changes are useful and informative. Kudos to the ProgDept.
Both changes are useful and informative. Kudos to the ProgDept.
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Crowbars are not required to remove unlocked locks?
Hmm...
Well, they should still be required for locked locks. A screwdriver should only remove an unlocked lock...
Hmm...
Well, they should still be required for locked locks. A screwdriver should only remove an unlocked lock...
Formerly known as "The Surly Cantrian"
Former CD chair, former MD chair, former RD member, former Personnel Officer, former GAB member.
Former CD chair, former MD chair, former RD member, former Personnel Officer, former GAB member.
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I agree with Surly. Unless the locksmith was completely demented when he installed it, a real-life lock can only be dismantled when it is open (the weakness of many types of Master combination padlock being an exception that proves the rule). Making the screwdriver a lockpicking tool makes locks pretty much useless for use in prisons.
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I believe, as Sho so eloquently put it, that the locksmith is "demented". That is to say, I am perfectly able of starting a lock destroying project on a locked lock without the key. Now, it's my lock, and I'm not keen on replacing it, so I won't be finishing this project... I'd just like some clarification... can you destroy a locked lock? Is my fancy new prison worthless?
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