Due to the mass corruption in the House of Lancaster, I have managed to successfully infiltrate it and have become the Duke of Lancaster. Just to clarify my math (and to double check it) my total wealth spent was 47 (Barony = 4 + 5 = 9, Earldom = 8 + 2*2 = 12, Dukedom = 12 + 4 + 8 (to Skju, Earl of Kent) + 2 (to Rationality, Baron Bywell). = 26, total + 9+ 12 + 26 = 47)
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Ienpw III:
Clucky: HE/HIM
This does bring up the issue with the silent admin idle though. Purplebeard was idle for a while, I actually bought a title under two non-idle players without realizing he was idle and then only happened later to notice “wait where is purplebeard’s name”
I then had to go an confirm that purplebeard did infact idle himself and it wasn’t somehow a clerical error from unidling another player.
All in all I think it would be simpler to just force admins to post “I’m idling” when they idle.
RaichuKFM:
I support that idea. Silent Idlings have always annoyed me.
Josh: HE/HIM
It’s always seemed like an asymmetric admin advantage to be able to slip off unnoticed I must admit.
Ienpw III:
I had just assumed they were illegal.