lasertooth wrote: »I can provide 5 gamertags from both my guilds who have had their houses vandalized and completely destroyed, including the most recent player that had it done twice to her. I can provide at least 4 more gamertags of people in my guild who swear their default permissions keep resetting to a different setting than they used...
SantieClaws wrote: »As mentioned earlier a log book would be a most useful feature to consider.
Then at least you would know who to block - though this absolutely should not be possible in the first place yes.
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
Just a heads up that this has to be an inside job. In order to visit another player's home, you have to either be on their friends list or in a guild with them. Technically you could also visit someone's home if you were currently grouped with them. There's simply no way to visit the homes of random players. So the most likely situation is someone in your guild is trolling the other players.lasertooth wrote: »I can provide 5 gamertags from both my guilds who have had their houses vandalized and completely destroyed, including the most recent player that had it done twice to her. I can provide at least 4 more gamertags of people in my guild who swear their default permissions keep resetting to a different setting than they used...
cyberjanet wrote: »Someone in our guild was also vandalised. Hunter's Glade. The vandal moved all the trees and plants. Seriously??? What kind of sick socially dysfunctional misfit does this kind of thing. I hope ZOS does fix it. Ideally with a restore home function, and a logbook to see who entered, and who is moving things.
PC EU.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Hey guys, just confirming we’ve seen this and will be investigating.
Hope ZOS can help you in this matter, what a vile thing to do.
This is why I always have my security at the highest, I don't trust anyone, nor my guilds, nor do I trust random friends on my list.
I suggest you do the same, then this can't happen...
weedgenius wrote: »Just a heads up that this has to be an inside job. In order to visit another player's home, you have to either be on their friends list or in a guild with them. Technically you could also visit someone's home if you were currently grouped with them. There's simply no way to visit the homes of random players. So the most likely situation is someone in your guild is trolling the other players.lasertooth wrote: »I can provide 5 gamertags from both my guilds who have had their houses vandalized and completely destroyed, including the most recent player that had it done twice to her. I can provide at least 4 more gamertags of people in my guild who swear their default permissions keep resetting to a different setting than they used...
I was under the impression that if someone in your guild, group, or friends list was visiting another player's house and you traveled to them, it could be possible to visit the home of someone you otherwise had no connection to. Like, if I see a guild member at the Psijic Villa and I travel to them, I could actually end up at a house belonging to an unrelated friend of theirs that they were visiting. But perhaps this isn't the case? Or depends on settings?
weedgenius wrote: »Just a heads up that this has to be an inside job. In order to visit another player's home, you have to either be on their friends list or in a guild with them. Technically you could also visit someone's home if you were currently grouped with them. There's simply no way to visit the homes of random players. So the most likely situation is someone in your guild is trolling the other players.lasertooth wrote: »I can provide 5 gamertags from both my guilds who have had their houses vandalized and completely destroyed, including the most recent player that had it done twice to her. I can provide at least 4 more gamertags of people in my guild who swear their default permissions keep resetting to a different setting than they used...
I was under the impression that if someone in your guild, group, or friends list was visiting another player's house and you traveled to them, it could be possible to visit the home of someone you otherwise had no connection to. Like, if I see a guild member at the Psijic Villa and I travel to them, I could actually end up at a house belonging to an unrelated friend of theirs that they were visiting. But perhaps this isn't the case? Or depends on settings?
That is also true as I've been in one of my guild houses (owned by a guildie) and have had people I was crafting for teleport to me while grouped.