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I recently started a city on the outskirts of Mos Eisley. Most of the people who are a part of the city are already in my guild, and we were just waiting for another city to go by the wayside before we were able to start ours. Because it is right outside a major city, there were already a lot of structures there. Now that we have expanded a little, we want to try and move some things around in order to have a better city layout. The problem I'm running into is I don't know how to tell who owns what. There are harvesters and factories that have been in place for months. The initial emails that I recieved are not much help.

Is there any way to find out to whom a structure belongs to? I know I can't do anything about the deadbeats and the structures that "should" have decayed into nothingness a long time ago. I'm looking for anything short of camping a player structure for the next week to figure out who it belongs to.

"Jedi claims of being "broken" are like saying "But my TV isn't widescreen! It's broken! My TV can't show high-def pictures in 1080i, it can only do 720i! It's broken!" Meanwhile, crafters are saying "We'd really like to have a TV that's larger than 12" and gets more than 4 channels and doesn't constantly lose vertical control", and entertainers are saying "Can we get some color instead of this B&W piece of junk?" And smugglers? We're listening to radio programs of "The Shadow" and "The Abbot and Costello Comedy Hour" and hearing FDR's Fireside Chats. We don't even HAVE a damn TV, much less a broken one or a "broken" one by Jedi standards. I'd LOVE to be as "broken" as they are." - The Legendary Solo4114

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"Jedi claims of being "broken" are like saying "But my TV isn't widescreen! It's broken! My TV can't show high-def pictures in 1080i, it can only do 720i! It's broken!" Meanwhile, crafters are saying "We'd really like to have a TV that's larger than 12" and gets more than 4 channels and doesn't constantly lose vertical control", and entertainers are saying "Can we get some color instead of this B&W piece of junk?" And smugglers? We're listening to radio programs of "The Shadow" and "The Abbot and Costello Comedy Hour" and hearing FDR's Fireside Chats. We don't even HAVE a damn TV, much less a broken one or a "broken" one by Jedi standards. I'd LOVE to be as "broken" as they are." - The Legendary Solo4114