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Ahhh old problem.
Unlimited number of children.
Yesterday all the cities were starving.
All dying people, were born to next mothers.
Probably the ratio of the number of veterans to newbie was disturbed.
I was twice a child in the Gemar family.
Once I lived to be 5 years old, but I can't make miracles and if there's nothing to eat, I starve.
The second time I pressed "dead" out of courtesy - my mother had two more babies to feed, and there was no food.

I haven't played for 3 months and I don't understand some things either.
I don't know at all how leadership works and what it is about inheriting right to the gate of property.

But I will describe my return.
I was born as a boy in a small village (I thought I was the 6-7 generation, I was really 20).
Most of the people had no clothes so I decided to hunt rabbits.
I left the village, at a distance of 0.2 k found a place with rabbits and lots of wild food.
Then I almost starved before I got a backpack, panties and a hat.
Despite the fact that I ate every 2-3 seconds, the death bell continued to chime.
It was so absurdly illogical - I eat all the time and almost starve.

Does the novice now have a chance to survive when he leaves the village?
Definitely not.
So they stay in the village and eat the berries and popcorn just like before.
It always bothered the veterans.
Well, nothing has changed.

If I were to describe what I see after 3 months, best word is  "poverty".
Cities are looking dull and everyone is focused on making food.
If this cycle is broken, the city dies.
Nobody builds interesting buildings, even in advanced cities (except for cemeteries made by one person, I believe).

But Jason's fences have finally had their big moment - in every city the engines are protected by a fence.

It was a year of making absurd changes and adjustments to those changes.
And corrections for corrections.
Together, the game is much worse than it was.

For starters - I haven't been playing OHOL for a month, for since hell Eve. At one point, the game began to associate for me with strong negative feelings.
Only.
Survival at the expense of others is not a game for me. Playing consisting of continuous food and producing food is simply boring.

What Crumpaloo wrote is true. Jason only reacts to action, so complaining doesn't change anything.
The problem is that players complain but then adapt to Jason's stupid and harmful ideas.

Have you ever thought about players rebellion?
If all the veterans refrain from playing for a week, how will Jason react?
Maybe Jason is a deity of this world, but you can also rebel against God.
Wouldn't that be an interesting experiment. I'm just throwing an idea.

And I'm coming back to my town in 2HOL.

Spoonwood is right.

That will be unless the players rebel. If we adapt, it will allow Jason to further spoil the game in this way.

The families I was in did not even come close to iron.
The problem was the unbelievable number of children and the weakening (actually liquidation) of wild food.
Receiving eggs - the only valuable food in camps Eve, dry gooseberry bushes.
There are entire areas that are difficult to cross even on horseback.
There is nothing to eat on them.
I would like to see statistics on how much the average age at which players die has decreased.
If one out of 30 lives up to adulthood then something is probably wrong?

The problem with Jason is that he has his own vision of the game and if players do not want to go where he lead, he starts to push them with a crowbar.

Well, I think Jason is really fed up with this game.
He committed himself, however, to weekly updates.
Actually, how much time does it promise to update the game?
I don't think so indefinitely?
It would be very unreasonable.
On the other hand, if he withdraws many players will demand a refund.
So does all this in a way that "you have it and do not bother me".

However, Jason is so exotic to me that I can be wrong.
If he really wants to create the best game of all time, he should get a little realism from someone.
And stop being lazy.
And listen to the players sometimes.
Well, I think that we will soon reach another bottom (as in the times of rift).
Maybe then the game will change?
I hope.

As for gooseberry bushes - it would be enough for each bush to bear fruit 10 (?) times and then have less and less fruit and eventually wither.
It would be realistic because the bushes are not live thousands of years.
So the plants would have to be replaced after some time.

In nature, no one needs to water wild bushes ...

Are you kidding?
In 14 years this Eve (my mother) gave birth to 33 children.
Is that not too much?
There was no waiting period, she gave birth to three children in 15 seconds.
Almost all these children wanted to live.
A group of 5-7 children running after their mother - it was depressing.

Instead of admitting you broke it, you tell stupid things.

Testo, the reason for this was not SID but the inability to feed these children.
And you're right, I was born to this mother and used the command because I saw that she has too many children. 
I was born to another Eve who couldn't feed me, so I used the command.
I returned to my first mother.

Pein, please stop it.
Jason loves such changes and will give us something of a kind - each gooseberry seed should be soaked in a bowl for 10 minutes.

Testo- THIS IS A PARENTING GAME.
Parenting is not about throwing 3/4 of your children in the trash.
And you never take anything that you have given, because the person you are taking something will feel aggrieved.

Hi Maurleur.
Of course. that the oven would be great but ...
You know why you no answer?
I am sorry to write but for about a year our dev Jason has not added anything meaningful to the game.
So the chances that we will see a new furnace are not big.
I agree that some things should eventually be improved, including kitchen and forge equipment.
But when will it be?