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I mean, we don't have any running water or even any water source bigger then a pond so that makes some of those things really hard to do.

Well done for managing to do it so soon after the update. Damn you working weekends, I can't wait to try the new stuff.

Generally, taking anything from smithing area.

Breaking the pen in any way.

Stabbable offence - recycling non-broken tools into iron scrap.

If the server had fewer then 50 (?) people playing lineage ban doesn't work.

I never griefed but in my opinion griefers don't happen very often in early generations. At that moment it is much bigger challenge to keep the town going then to destroy it as they are very fragile at that time.

Personally, I haven't cursed in weeks. I play only one or two lives a day so partly it is that and I have a personal rule that I don't curse based on second-hand testimony. It isn't that there aren't any griefers - last night somebody destroyed a file while we were working on shears, griefed the pen and hid bellows. In the end a cousin was keeping two blank steel blades in a basket she held in the middle of the village while we crafted new file. I didn't use curse as I wasn't 100% sure who did it.

Griefers are still here, they just had to get more sneaky. And I enjoy dispatching them to donkey town.

So second fire brand is used to save on kindling for keeping the fire going?

Not sure I could replicate this, maybe after a few tries.

What do you need knife for legitimally? Just baking and shepharding? I usually leave my knife to a person who has interest in making bread or who is helping with the sheep pen.

Well, we have them unintentionally - ginger apocalypse for example

Oh yes

Solo, nomadic lifestyle is definetly doable. You can easily get some easy clothes too - seal skin and reed skirt are really easy and useful for easier treks through unhospitable biomes.

The biggest issue with this lifestyle is getting separated on your treks. I would love to try it with carts but they are difficult to accomplish from the scratch as you need several iron tools to make it so it requires settling down at least temporarily. Apart from that, carrying budroots in the basket and eating other wild foods makes it really easy.

I regularly go in the wilderness after I reach menopause to look for iron as by that time I'm sick of homebase and relish a change of scenery.
Reunions with family when you return from your voyages are always interesting.

I have a controller and love it but I don't think I would enjoy playing OHOL with it. Nice of you to offer it though.

I nominated OHOL for Better with friends.