| Together we are here to bring you our guide to House
Add-On deeds and placement. We hope you both enjoy and can benefit from
what we have learned in this field of study.
First we would like to talk about deeds for a minute and what the
direction part of the deed title means. Well, as far as we can tell,
absolutely nothing. Just when you think you know what a deed facing east
is going to mean they go and change the rules on you. Hence the need for
this guide. I highly recommend you check every time before you buy that
deed as they do not come cheap.
Next we'd like to talk about the general rules for the targeting and
placement of an add-on. We prefer the two-person method of placing
add-ons, one person to "use" the deed and target and the other person to
remove the targeting aid from the floor where the add-on is to be placed.
Lets talk a little more about targeting aids, what they can be and what
they are for. They can be any small objects that you can point the
targeting cursor at, we prefer a sewing kit. The sewing kit when placed on
a tile is very close to being centered, it's round, and it's of a size big
enough to be seen easily.
Here are a few general facts about add-ons;
The owner of the house is the only person with the ability to place
add-ons. They cannot be placed next to stairways or doors.
A few like
the flourmill and the oven may only be placed on the top floor of a
multi-floor structure.
Dartboards actually "think" they are placed on
the floor and are targeted exactly the same as any other
add-on. |
