tony - THIEF WARNING -

[Derpykat]

*SCREAMS LOUDLY* Oh dear sweet baby Jesussssss, I'm hoping that no such thing will happen to me. But I mostly just like buy items and stuff and follow all visitors around town to be careful. If someone showed up uninvited I'd immediately flip the switch. But that is SERIOUSLY creepy! Perhaps... Um, perhaps it's because he never defriended you?

Possibly...? Hmmm...

 

[ieRWaZz]

I don't get the "fun" in ruining someone's town. How can you destroy something someone else has been working on so hard? It's not that it's hard to get a few hybrids, you can buy them on forums, breed them yourself, etc...

It's a strange story tho, I hope you will find this Tony guy...

 

[inkling]

this thread should closed. Youre reveling in drama. You should have tested also having your friend come over while everybody was deleted. That would have showed it was some kind of glitch and not some big time hacker.

 

[Momo15]

This thread should be closed at this point anyway. I've (kinda) figured out that this might be that one glitch where one person unfriends the other but the other doesn't remove the person. (I was actually still able to visit towns of people who I unfriended/who unfriended me one time, that was about a year ago) Plus, there's a whole bunch of arguments on here anyway

 

[JustAWeavile]

I smell a creepypasta

 

[Chris]

Closing this here. Although there was initially nothing wrong with the thread being made (as it doesn't seem to be about any of TBT's users) the disbelief, arguments, insults, and accusations spawned from it were completely unnecessary. If you don't believe someone's claim there is no need to vocalise it and keep trying to hammer it in. You made your point the first time! Close the tab and move on. Better yet, don't post in the first place and avoid starting an argument altogether.

I think you should report this to the admins. Hopefully they can catch the thief.

As a side-note, we can't really do anything about stuff like this. We're not Nintendo. We can only help with problems that occur within our own community.