Towny

I think /t withdraw should b given to all residents but only if they deposited money can they withdraw the amount they put in not a meeble more because when I first joined a town I deposited 5k and I thought i could get it out but I couldn't so this is just a idea so don't spam me plz

 

I can't imagine this being coded.
Towny is an extremely difficult program to mess with without erasing everything on accident.

Person that did the deposit should talk to the mayor about withdrawing... that is their fault that they did it.

There is no need to hold a player's hands.

 

This would cause too many complications with town management. If a player donates to a town and needs the money back, they should file a /modreq, as prism has a function to lookup player commands and would serve as proof of payment.

 

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for real if you donated 5k to a town you shouldn't be able to take it back.

 

That would be a nightmare for town mayors to keep track of.

Simple example:

A guy deposits 100k to the town's coffers, a month goes by, the town's balance finds itself to be at around 100k, the guy decides to take his money back in this unfortunate time and the town falls overnight.

Now imagine the mayor having to keep track of 10 players' deposits - to never go below a certain threshold or risk being 'withdrawn-on' and having the town fall when they are not online during taxes.

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ohohoho

I can't wait for the modreqs to be filled up with "Someone took all of our town money!!1!"

 

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Serveral issues with this, and, I can see if someone deposited say 5000 instead of 500... but even then if the mayor is nice enough they can easily refund the money. Other than that I just don't see how someone could accidentiially deposit money into the bank.

Interesting suggestion though!

 

He donated 5k and then asked for co-mayor, when the town mayor said no he started throwing a hissy fit.

 

just like rank sales, its a donation, its just like charge backing a donation. people don't chargeback donations. -1

 

Objection.

 

I stand corrected.

 

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