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I just watched the tape. You made the right choice, but died due to the fact that you forgot something a bit earlier.

Yeah you are the first ever to figure out what the cats are for (or at least one of them). I haven't made any changes.

I think you mean the one I had when my wife died in my previous life, so I had more space and another function in that part of the house.

Not any more.

Josh, is it Gipson or Gibson?

Josh, you robbed me as well, could you please tell me my name?

I had the house with the two Kazemis and two other paintings, and the pitbull behind the window by the front door. You used five explosives and four ladders I think.

My $2k house had six visitors in the last 24 hours and went up from $78 to $278.

Or double-click for 3.

Should it work this way? Because it doesn't.

Fake commit gate: http://castledraft.com/editor/sU0QAd

Most robbers would think the chihuahua is only there to release the pitbull, but actually it will kill you if you step onto the electric floor, which looks like a simple commit gate - unless you do a little and in this case very easy magic dance.

Here is the basic setup of the upper left corner of my house (of course it's a bit more complicated, but you might get the picture): http://castledraft.com/editor/lq4A30

If you scout too far, it's not easy to come back. So why would you wanna go there? Because if you don't, you won't be able to get to my vault without a lot of tools. You have to go past the dogs in order to get the 'key' and then go back without getting killed.

I know, but I've just been to a $10k+ undefended house. Somehow they keep popping up.

While you were looking for $2,000 starter houses, I've just found a $7,300 undefended one.

You could try to design a house that won't kill people but just lead them back to the entrance instead. No violence, no death, no bounty and therefore no problem with your house getting more valuable.