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36s

Active Member
Slicer
I didnt give you covid, i wouldnt dare to break your nose.. i aint scam, If you say so im gonna beat ur ass in dms. :)
I didnt give you covid, i wouldnt dare to break your nose.. i aint scam, If you say so im gonna beat ur ass in dms. :)
I didnt give you covid, i wouldnt dare to break your nose.. i aint scam, If you say so im gonna beat ur ass in dms. :)
I didnt give you covid, i wouldnt dare to break your nose.. i aint scam, If you say so im gonna beat ur ass in dms. :)
I didnt give you covid, i wouldnt dare to break your nose.. i aint scam, If you say so im gonna beat ur ass in dms. :)
that was kinda mean :/
 

babycat

Member
Slicer
One thing you may want to consider is that by being secretive about how the security of your system works is that there is no information on our end how it’s protected.

In the past when I considered building a vault which works quite similarly to what you are talking about I planned to have the entirety of the vaunts contents contained within a level 5 obsidian cube, with the only access being a passcarded door.

If you were to provide some information on how it works, without necessarily providing a schematic of the design it could prove helpful for building a more open and trusting relationship.
 

Itsredstonepro

Active Member
Muted
One thing you may want to consider is that by being secretive about how the security of your system works is that there is no information on our end how it’s protected.

In the past when I considered building a vault which works quite similarly to what you are talking about I planned to have the entirety of the vaunts contents contained within a level 5 obsidian cube, with the only access being a passcarded door.

If you were to provide some information on how it works, without necessarily providing a schematic of the design it could prove helpful for building a more open and trusting relationship.
No worries i canceled all this alr
 

Cryptite

Elder
Staff member
Elder
FWIW I think this idea is cool, it just functionally doesn't really fit well into how Loka works. Storing things safely is something all players are already familiar with and if there's one thing people don't trust, it's "somebody else" having your things. And those that do trust others to safeguard their stuff are players they've known for a long time on the server and who have built up a reputation of trust.
 

Itsredstonepro

Active Member
Muted
FWIW I think this idea is cool, it just functionally doesn't really fit well into how Loka works. Storing things safely is something all players are already familiar with and if there's one thing people don't trust, it's "somebody else" having your things. And those that do trust others to safeguard their stuff are players they've known for a long time on the server and who have built up a reputation of trust.
yeah it was a cool idea...
 

FroggyFruit1357

Well-Known Member
yeah it was a cool idea...
Maybe you can use the space for something else that would need to be secure from the outside world like a casino or an arcade/amusement park. These could both use temporary secure storage in their designs. There are still lots of things to do on Loka, and while I think storage could be used in the future by hibernating players as you gain more trust, there's a lot you can do if you want to make some shards off player services.
 

koi0001

Well-Known Member
Guardian
Imo, people who are active which would be who you're aiming for because well there's the most of them far prefer to pay you to do stuff in their town for them.

Players just prefer to spend the shards they make on their town. If you offered to go to others towns and use litematica to build structures I'm 90% sure you'd make a fortune.
 
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