wordes reports: i dont know if you already kno ... #2737
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wordes reports a bug:
Player position:
Player look:
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i'm pretty sure we've always been aware of this? no real great way to prevent it.
Also good for decoration?
It is intended that people can grab chess pieces from the board, to make their own chessboards, games or use them as decor.
Yes, we could add a crafting recipe and then somehow only allow certain "movements" with the pieces, but that would require the implementation of your-land/administration#60 and it would prevent people from using the chess pieces for their own stuff.
That's why I'd like to keep it the way it is and not consider it a bug.