You cover your mistake... Not

[X-D]

On this point, Synth is 100% correct.

Pretty much like real life, Steal a couple $200 diamond studs, you can pawn anywhere without worry. Steal the Hope diamond though....

[Gunnerblaster]

Roll a burglar and play it right! No more of that "steal everything not bolted to the floor" shit.

Maybe the burglar, for all intents and purposes, was roleplayed correctly.

It's burglars that break in, it's your damned neighbors which rob you blind!

[Eloran]

I remember the good ole days..city elves dragging couches, bed frames and wardrobes behind them.

[Agent_137]

Roll a burglar and play it right! No more of that "steal everything not bolted to the floor" shit.

Maybe the burglar, for all intents and purposes, was roleplayed correctly.

It's burglars that break in, it's your damned neighbors which rob you blind!

burglars can lock doors back now. and should if they don't want the target to immediately know they've been robbed.

[Synthesis]

The problem is that burglary seems largely to be used as a form of retribution or griefing, since that's basically the easiest and most straightforward way a newb class_burglar can strike back at someone who's insulted them.

Thus, leaving the door unlocked after leaving is an intentional invitation for your neighbors to come in and loot your stuff.

[RogueGunslinger]

What kind of player checks to see if all the doors are locked in an apartment? As far as I know, you can't even tell if it's open unless you look.

Stop being such twinky neighbors.

[Simple]

You don't have to be a burglar to be a thief.