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Kiminality
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Probably.
If all accounts are now active, then wouldn't all houses that have gone IDOC through the accounts being inactive be refreshed?
If all accounts are now active, then wouldn't all houses that have gone IDOC through the accounts being inactive be refreshed?
Arrrr, but does house fallin' be goin' by "active" status or the actual "date suspended" listed on da account management page?
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Thashinel
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Actually, was it not the case that homes are like boats and planks in that they do not refresh until the door is used (or teleporter in)?
Thash/Jo
No, it doesn't reset timers. A neighbors house fell just yesterday.
Well that is at this point in time not proof about the timers. Any houses that started decaying before they turned on Return to Britannia would continue to decay unless the inactive account owner refreshed the house by opening the door. I did an IDoC yesterday as well, but it started decaying before Return to Britannia was activated.
I have always had to log in and click a door or the house sign. I asked in a previous thread and was told it doesn't reset the day the subscription closed so therefore doesn't change the date a house will start decaying. I wish someone at EA could would shed some light on the subject myself.