(08-29-2015, 09:31 AM)Oli! Wrote: I feel like if it was implied at some point (or anywhere) that the OP owned the building in their RP, then that would be the main point of contention for the other person, not so much the glare. The reason for this is that claiming to own locations in-game that aren't actually own-able by the player population (like personal and guild housing) is generally looked upon pretty badly.The emote literally consisted of this:
If that's what happened, it was probably the reason why the person was upset over the stink-eye, and not so much the stink-eye itself. It could have been that they saw that action as code for "get out, I own this," when they had the right to use the building for what they want as much as anyone else does.
If that wasn't implied anywhere, though, then I'm not sure. It's possible that they made the jump-connection on their own, but I sort-of doubt it.
Anthony Valron frowned at the traveler, an expression of annoyance spreading over his face as he awaited his business meeting.
