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I agree. Pitbulls are not naturally aggressive. Because they want to please you, they can be trained to be great guard dogs. But without that they are love bugs. I do not agree with making them aggressive. But aggressive chihuahuas...bring it!

except as you use things, you repair them when it comes to buildings. Tools would eventually wear, yes. It gives more incentive to move to metal tools which can last for a very, very long time, beyond the primitive stone ones. It could get a 'worn' state you can repair with materials. Stone or adobe can last a very long time, something in it starts to wear down you repair it. You don't just sit there as everything around you falls apart.

The 'maintenance field' would represent the people keeping their things in good shape to use. Honestly I think there should be more incentive to protect what's yours. Heck, you could even take an old rusty knife or shears and restore them if you want. Why can't we do that?

The think the idea of decay is nice, but it's far too fast. I think it would be best if it activates faster if the town has been without people for a certain period of time. Otherwise it should take a few generations to start decaying.

In real life a good basket can last for a long time. Any anything if maintained, can last. If the town is active and being maintained, it shouldn't be falling apart after one generation.

I liked the idea that the game was pitched iwth, building on what was already there and advancing as we build more. But now nothing we build lasts. When restarts happen and we are forced to log out, we can't continue at the village that was thriving. So it's a constant state of starting over. I miss being able to be reborn in a village I worked on and seeing it. I know it's not easy finding balance, but repair should be possible and decay should be slow in active villages. I would like if eves could spawn near 'abandoned' villages to attempt to rebuild. Coming to it ruined is fine if it can be repaired. Bringing back an old civilization sounds like so much fun!

I like this idea, but I think it's better if it's a button like either 'be reborn' or 'be reborn as descendant' if that option is available. In case someone is tired of a village.

I wish you could 'book mark' a village if you want to continue work on it. That would allow you to repopulate it. I have found that the new eve system means that villages end up massively abandoned after restarts(force logout and all that) then arne't revisited. I like seeing them grow and progress.

Honestly I just pop out at least two, maybe three daughters, raise them, then ignore the rest of the children. Some boys live in between if I feel like it. Just so that we can keep making more. If I really don't give a damn I just raise 1 daughter and ignore the rest so I can work

honestly I do it if I don't feel like being born to a wild eve. Sometimes setting up is fun but honestly I have done it so much, I kinda want to get to the good stuff.....and I need an established town for that.

the second apocalypse has happened. It was glorious to watch

It is actually possible for a primitive civilization to sustain itself over a long period of time, under the right conditions.

I think large water sources should be made possible, which would lead to people wanting to be in them. Crop fields maybe can require being 'rotated' like an actual farm would be. You can't use the same spot indefinitely for a crop farm, so it would make sense that every now and then there can be signs you need to move to another field. Farmers will do that where they seasonally swap where they grow.

As for wild resources, right now it's very easy for people to screw up resource regen, and completely ruin an area. Rather than it being done for good, I think maybe after a few generations, it should be possible  to come back. Maybe rabbits return to the old dens, or new berry bushes sprout up. It shouldn't be too fast, so there is a punishment for not tending to the wild crops, but not a complete loss.

There should be a way to breed live stock, so that people don't feel too comfortable living on just carrots. It would take time and effort to raise the live stock, but it could provide far more food that may sustain you longer.

If things are made too difficult, people will get frustrated. But if it's too easy, that people get bored. Honestly I would LOVE a way to be reborn into a previous community easier. I would love to see how one village did, where my mother set up a beautiful seed farm, and I created an impressive graveyard.