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Okay.

I own a wallet IRL. When I am asked to pay something, I reach in and shell out the cash.

Why is it that when I am asked on the MOO to pay for something, and am short with in hand chyen, but have 2000c in my wallet it still says you don't have enough. Wouldn't it make sence that I would automatically reach in and pull the chyen out to pay?

By Nicadeamus at Aug 4, 2001, 9:39 PM | 0
Yes, but then, you could walk around with your money safe from pickpockets.
By Johnny at Aug 4, 2001, 11:20 PM | 0
no, they could steal my wallet. :P
By Nicadeamus at Aug 4, 2001, 11:52 PM | 0
Heh, pick is alot harder to do then steal…. just a reminder....
By Lucifer at Aug 5, 2001, 5:23 PM | 0
I'm posting to clarify and figure out if this is a definite possibility.

Nic's asking for this:

If you try to purchase something, that not only will you auto pay if you're holding money, but that if you're not holding it, then you'll automatically check your wallet. The vendor auto takes it from you whether it's in your hand or wallet.

Stealing/Pickpocket:

You could pickpocket money that's not in a wallet, and steal a wallet still. The only difference being that auto pay would check you wallet for money too.

By Stonemonk at Feb 18, 2002, 10:05 AM | 0
Quite possible and steal/pickpocket use a very similar checking system to determine success so actually your money is probably less safe in a wallet since a potential thief could take your entire wallet full instead of just a handful of loose change from your pocket… but still.
By Rastus at Feb 18, 2002, 7:26 PM | 0
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