Ok this is a very different idea to the game that i think would be amazing to add, Basically if someone hasn't trained a bodyguard for a while (in weeks) they can be bribed by cash by another player, This doesn't mean you automatically get a the bodyguard if you offer 100k ( just and example) the bodyguard has the opportunity to refuse to work with you. If the Bodyguard refuses this would mean that the person who owns the bodyguard would get a personnal say that so and so has offered cash to your bodyguard which could be fatal for the person that has offered the money up. The reason i think this would work in game is because people have so many bodyguards in this world of ours at the moment and some don't have the cash to have the upkeep for them which therefore i believe a real bodyguard in rl would not behappy. i hope people would agree as i feel mthis would benifit the game  

Nah... The HP is set up the way it is... to handle stuff like that.... They become less effective when you don't pay for the upkeep. I don't think other players should have any other way to bother with them.

I agree with Spike's view, however, I am still intrigued by the idea.

He is right in what he said; People may not pay for the upkeep of the BodyGuards, who would work for you if you aren't paying him? Its a valid concept.

However I agree that its likely not something people would want to bring into the game, a lot of money is invested on BGs already and the fact they have less health value and thus lower protection is already enough of a consequence for the owner without them having their BG essentially stolen from them.

Still, I can't help but admit I do like the concept of the BG being bribed to leave your service.

While the idea makes sense, I just don't see it working within our... game... at least the way we have it now with bodyguards. 

It would make it too easy to buy out someone... who had built up a lot. 

Inteeresting concept. I think this is worth running with.

I think the HP/Skill already reflects their loyalty pretty well as it is, and I don't think money should translate to something similar to BG waving. 

I think the issue to consider here is the idea that this did and still does happen. In all aspects of life. Loyalty like all things can be bought.  The problem is do you want to see some young upstart come along and load themselvees up with money to try and bribe (basically) thier way into a position of power.