Bug 204 - Canoe removed while in use
: Canoe removed while in use
Status: WAITING_FOR_REPONSE
Product: Salem
Classification: Unclassified
Component: Game
: unspecified
: PC Windows
: --- major
Assigned To: loftar
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Reported: 2014-03-07 09:38 CET by harrywardp
Modified: 2014-03-14 06:38 CET (History)
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Description harrywardp 2014-03-07 09:38:57 CET
I was on the Providence claim in my canoe.  A naked guy starts following me, trying to get me to boat race him around the harbor.  I'm not interested so he continues to follow me.

He says he knows a secret camera exploit to see Medusa Head Jellyfish.  I follow him off the shore to watch what he was doing.

Suddenly my canoe disappears out from under me and he blocks me with his canoe until I drown then robs me of my clothes, purse, keys, etc.  On Providence claim mind you.

He claimed to be Darwoth.  Playing under the character: Magnu.

He said this bug was in game for two years.  Yet I see no mention of this on the forums.  Perhaps a tooltip needs to be added to the canoe saying that it shouldn't be used near others?
Comment 1 loftar 2014-03-07 09:42:59 CET
Are you sure he didn't simply destroy your canoe with the usual Destroy action?
Comment 2 harrywardp 2014-03-07 10:08:13 CET
I have no idea.  I saw nothing to indicate he was destroying my canoe.

Nor would I expect destroying a canoe from another canoe in the water to be something doable.

I'm blown away that a canoe can be destroyed while in use.  That needs to be in the tooltip if that is the case.
Comment 3 loftar 2014-03-14 06:12:58 CET
(In reply to comment #2)
> I'm blown away that a canoe can be destroyed while in use.  That needs to be
> in the tooltip if that is the case.

Only in the normal manner; it takes time, and if you move while it is being destroyed, nothing will happen.
Comment 4 loftar 2014-03-14 06:38:16 CET
That is to say, please verify whether that may have been the case. I cannot think of any other mechanism by which a canoe might just "disappear".