This may be intended, but it always seemed strange to me. Destroying with an ordinary hammer makes sense, but the executive hammer is a special editing item given to the player by the Queen specifically for this purpose - to change the layout of the city. And it's really inconvenient, especially due to the fact that the city guards "remember" their agro. To reset it, every hostile guard must be killed, but this can provoke non-hostile guards around, which greatly complicates any attempt to change the position of buildings if the guards are nearby. Especially if you're trying to make changes to the position of their towers. All this complicates the restructuring of the city, and it seems to me that the executive hammer should be perceived as a sign that you have the right to do this. Again, this is an item given by the Queen. This is literally a royal permission. But residents still panic.
1 - Take the executive hammer.
2 - Destroy anything with it while the residents or guards are nearby.
3 - Be perceived as a vandal as if you don't have royal approval for this activity.
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