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Same here, but at first I didn't even realize I was outside the rift because I hadn't played much after the insane baby boom. I thought well, this isn't so bad! Maybe things have cooled down! I had a productive life farming and made friends. Then it dawned on me that I was actually outside the rift. I then played a few games inside and got murdered twice as a kid, everything was so bad. Haven't played since.

Once my Avast had placed the .exe file to the virus chest for some reason... I could not launch the game from Steam, but once I created an exception and restored the file from the virus chest, it worked again.

I don't know if this kind of suggestion has already been made at some point, I just joined this forum. I never join anything in the internet, but I love this game so much I had to.

What if the player was given a trait when born. If the player uses /die or dies otherwise before a specific age (lets say for example 15), the player would be given the same trait again in the next life. Maybe this would encourage a player to try to stay alive? And when the character is 15, maybe the player has already become invested to the village life and doesn't want to die anymore. If the trait wouldn't affect the player negatively, only positively, it wouldn't even be a reason to make the player angry if he/she dies in starvation or what ever, by accident.

Possible traits could be for example:

-Farmer: The crops the player plants grow a little faster
-Hunter: Needs only one arrow to kill an animal, including bears and other animals that normally need more than one, or the rabbit dies a bit quicker in the snare
-Smith: The forge or kiln stays warm a little longer
etc.

Everything else would stay the same, so if you were born with a farmer trait but don't want to be a farmer, you don't have to, because there are no negative effects.

Of course the players who don't care about having the same trait over and over would use /die the same amount they do now. But maybe some players would find this as encouragement to stay in the village and live on, so they can have some other trait in the next life. Maybe this would give some kind of extra purpose to life, for some at least.

Edit:I just thought of this... This could also add some kind of "trade" to the game. For example, there are two early(ish) towns near each other. The other village has two people with the farmer trait, the other one does not have any but they have two hunters. So, maybe the other town could send "help" to the other town, in form of a person with the farmer trait and the other could send the hunter in return. The towns now share some kind of bond with each other.