StulenKaiser
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you should add a Bank to the Village where you can store shards and other valuables in a safe, so that no town owner can abuse the system and rob you.
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Not necessarily, people put a lot of value into even the most mundane of items.I mean I get it but aren’t lores and cores kinda the universal valuables? That would instantly go in the bank?
Not necessarily, people put a lot of value into even the most mundane of items.
For example, I have a book in my enderchest. It's not lored, it's not needed in the ender chest, I don't even read the book, but I keep it in there because it was the welcoming book for the first town I joined. I could replace it with another valuable item such as a stack of Cores or server lore. But I don't. Some things just have way more value to some people than you'd think.
Because those “sentimental items” have immense value to certain collectors. I have an original welcome to Auru book that I keep in my echest that I could sell for a fair price if I wanted. I would argue that most of my wealth is in items I have obtained through the years.Ok but couldn’t sentimental items (I have some too) just sit in a shulker in whatever town you’re in. I don’t see why a town owner would take it
To a poor player they could put immense value in something and allowing them to protect some of these items is quite fairI don’t see why a town owner would take it
this guy gets itBecause those “sentimental items” have immense value to certain collectors. I have an original welcome to Auru book that I keep in my echest that I could sell for a fair price if I wanted. I would argue that most of my wealth is in items I have obtained through the years.
You say that, but I have had town owners take some sentimental items from me before.Ok but couldn’t sentimental items (I have some too) just sit in a shulker in whatever town you’re in. I don’t see why a town owner would take it
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