Limits to claims?

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  1. Winterweaver

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    I think I've read somewhere that each account can only have three Lot claims - poster may be wrong or I am, but ...

    ... a simple question and hopefully a few simple answers:

    * Can I have and own i.e. - one Town Lot and three Row Lots?

    To devs:

    * IF there are limits ... any thoughts about expanding number of Lots owned?

    * IF no limits, any thoughts about decreasing number of Lots owned, or ...
    * Setting a strict limit?
     
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    Afaik the limit is a flat 3 deeds no matter which type.
     
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    the three deeds is limited to three deeds in npc towns. you can have as many in pots as you can get your hands on.
     
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    Thank you, but As Far As I Know, doesn't really answer my question since the answer is just as uncertain as my own knowledge - so your answer is not helpful.

    Please only answers that contains actual knowledge.
     
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    As long as at least one of those is in a player owned town, yes.

    The limit it is on non-POT lots. It is 3 per account.
     
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    THANK you! Thumbs up.

    Exactly the answer I was looking for.

    So conclusion is ... one Lot deed in three different NPC towns = three total matching limits AND innumerous in POT's?

    Is that correct perceived?
     
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    Thumbs up!
     
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    I know I have 19 lots in a single POT at the moment.
    Didn't even realise there was a limit on npc towns
     
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    Source: Player Guide: Claiming a Housing Lot
     
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    Great. Thank you. I forgot about the player manual (I wonder how many read manuals) - my bad.

    I used search phrases on Wiki and here on forum, which didn't work - but I'll remember the player manual: Note to self: MUST read manuals ;)
     
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    Accounts are FREE.

    Go make a new account for any additional lots in NPC towns that you may wish to acquire :)
     
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    That's correct ;)

    But wait: for POT ONLY if the OWNER allows it and doesn't kick you out.

    The latter should be safe for you and some "compliments" you gave ;)

    Just a kind of humor I hope you understand ;)
     
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    Could be a solution, but I only want to control one account. Thanks anyway :)
     
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    *

    1. Right ... eviction, forgot about that. I am in a good standing with the owner of the POT where I want three of the buildings.

    2. Oh - even if a humor is on my expense I can take it.
     
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    So do I - I think this is a good human quality :)
     
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    Now the original question has been answered, a useless off topic humorous post must be an appropriate way to close the topic.

    I completely disagree. Why?

    Because telling I live by these standards: Humor, self irony, listening, admitting, honor, honesty etc ...

    ... will completely spoil my reputation :cool: (;)).
     
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    Here are the list of days:
    • Citizen: 150 days
    • Edelmann: 180 days
    • Knight: 210 days
    • Knight Marshal: 240 days
    • Lord: 270 days
    • Lord Marshal: 300 days
    • Baron, Baron 2, Baron 3: 330 days
    • Duke: 360 days
    • Lord of the Manor, Lord of the Manor 2: 390 days
    • All others: 120 days
    Does anyone have a definitive answer to:

    1) If a lot is reserved, and there is a co-owner, does the "days remaining" reset to max when a co-owner logs on, or only if co-owner interacts with something?

    2) If it resets when a co-owner logs in, does it reset to the deed owner's or the co-owner's "days remaining" value?
     
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    Understood. But what's the point? I already have several alts. All maxed out with deeds.. May as well eliminate the need to keep creating accounts to own more land. It's a limitation with no meaning since we keep getting around it this way.

    I have over a dozen deeds sitting in a drawer in game. Not sure if I want to bother creating more accounts so I can use them :D
     
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    1) Interaction, pick up an item and place it back down.
    2) It resets the remaining days of the lot deed owner.
     
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    Yep works exactly like that. I always double-check. I do this as a service in PaxLair for anyone that wants to add me as a trustee and has a tax-free lot.
     
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