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someone else necrod this thread and than deleted their comment (i saw it yesterday)
spoon made a comment after the necro comment, this was a trap for spoonwood

Its done from the first column, since the pips changed drastically over time,
The charts show how often someone eats something, i just wanted to see if people eat less berries now.

Jason the first chart you made was this one:

Which shows a linear correlation, the more you play the more curses you will get, its a fact.
The more data points you have on the chart the more accurate it is, just look at the first 6000 min, in both charts you will see a linear correlation.
You changed the algorithm that draws the green line because you dident like it, to one that you like more.
It is important to be honest to yourself and to try to see the world how it is, even if the truth can be harsh. (general speaking)

i like the new curse forgiveness mechanic, this gives people who play a lot a chance to redeem some curses and i think it will make things more balanced

no

yes, the cache files get generated every time you launch the game.
if the cache files are bad than the game will not work correctly, so by deleting them you force the game to create new ones.

https://github.com/jasonrohrer/OneLifeData7/issues/693

https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewt … 391#p93391

race restrictions, property fences, tool slots, how wells work, how iron veins work, war swords, war/peace mechanics, pose system, curse system

Often when jason encounters a problem he tries to solve it by creating a weird unintuitive mechanic instead of finding a good solution for it.

A long time ago you could create wells where ever you wanted, now you can only create them at specific spots that are inside a grid and creating a well will unlock iron? wtf is this
If there are too many wells, make it so each tile has a water value that generates slowly over time, a well can draw water from tiles in its range, this makes it so that if there are multiple wells next to each other you wont get more water since they draw water from the same tiles. (also desert tiles could hold less water)

All this weird mechanics are a very bad way to fix problems and they add up, he keeps adding more and making them more complex.
It makes the game much less enjoyable and new players will have a hard time learning them.

Jason believes he is making the most difficult game that has never existed before. He believes other people have no idea how to fix those problems and cannot judge if his mechanics are good or not. This way he justifies all of this.

you can click on his forum account and search his posts for lineage links,
https://onehouronelife.com/forums/searc … =650232009
for example:

http://lineage.onehouronelife.com/serve … id=4405889
https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewt … 842#p57842

http://lineage.onehouronelife.com/serve … id=3789904
https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewt … 847#p49847

i forgot where i have his hash from, i dident crosscheck it with those 2 examples

yes, all griefing could be prevented if people would use property fences.
property fences are amazing

jasons commit says this:

to calculate you take the food value of an object and multiple it by the food scale, than add the food bonus:

so if you have carrots for example: https://onetech.info/402-Carrot
the food value is 5,
so you multiple it by 0.5 which becomes 2.5,
then you round up (like pein said) and it becomes 3
so carrots go from 5 to 3

at the end you just add the food bonus to it, if the food bonus is 4, than 3 + 4 = 7
but i think the food bonus disappears over generations?

i am not sure but for me this looks like your database files got corrupted when you closed the server.
i think pressing CTRL+C to shut down the server is important.
database files have .db at the end

Constraints are the main problem, reading this reminds of when you saw tarr running around with a war sword killing people and you "realized" the actual problem is not the war sword but that there is no automatic kill mechanic.