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You can do that? How?

Ah, good and bad. Okay umm... 8 buckets and a horse cart at the family planning outpost? It's only there as a home for women till menopause so...

I had an eve camp with one bear cave extremely close. Like the campfire was practically outside the cave. A property fence without a gate works really well as a work around.

You can follow a man if it pleases you Spoon. It happens a bit these days anyway with the way inheritance works now.

Actually no wait, better analogy. Overwatch is like "Here Pocky's PC, put up this series of posters real quick. Just use this glue and this roller" and your PC is like "No problem, even have time to spare." and One Hour One Life is like "So I need you to paint this entire wall, often painting over your own work using this tiny paint brush and easel. Problem?" and your PC is like "Actually yes." and One Hour One Life is like "Weeeeelllllllllllllllll IIIIII'LLLLL ggggoooo ssssslllllllooooowwwww aaaasssssss IIIII cccccaaaaannnnnnn ffffffooooorrrrrr yyyyyyoooouuuuuuu."

Oh yea, of course. Limit sum. My bad.

Even if there were, even if curses eventually suspended an account, there would be more accounts. You know Bobo has more than one right? Because curses are kinda like a soft ban. Bobo spends a long time in Donkeytown.

The most effective solution for people like Bobo in a game like this, are systems designed so that players can collectively and effectively deal with destructive behaviour as it occurs without developer input.

You don't get to decide what happens to your descendants or your work once you're dead. That's never been the intent of the design as far as I can see.
The idea isn't that your descendants must play as you dictate.
They're not permanent because people can and often do change with time. You can always curse again those that don't change.

I have watched a family identify and dispatch Bobo and posse. Which implies the tools for dealing with behaviour like that might be there. I haven't seen a family overthrow a tyrant leader yet, but I think the tools are already there and it's only a matter of time before players figure out it's possible.

I think the delusional thinking might be game design. I think like a game designer, because I am one. I understand the ramifications of design decisions. I studied them, have made many of my own and have watched design decisions of mine and of other people I have met play out in hundreds of games.

I understand the desire for a system to be in place to nuke from orbit anyone that dare utter the name Bobo in game, but, it's probable that a system like that would be ineffective at deterring the behaviour you despise. It'd probably be really cathartic for a while though.

It's the Free family. You can look at recent deaths on the website to see the active family names.

Did Bobo kill the Garden family? Looks like they all starved and were waiting on an engine based on some of the final generation's last words.

That's not apathy you're seeing. If it were apathy, it wouldn't be mentioned and nothing would be done about the situation.

The idea is that players should be able, as a group, to decide what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviour.

There will always be another Bobo, lumping the responsibility of dealing with that onto the developer is a never-ending community management task, one that will rear its head over and over and over again.
A task that will take away from their ability to fix bugs and develop new and existing systems.
It's an inefficient use of development time and it doesn't solve the problem.

When the situation comes about that Bobo is doing something that players cannot do anything about, that's a Jason problem.

If there is a player that is driving you absolutely crazy and you just don't want to play with them ever again, that's what curses are for.

Some clown who takes pleasure in killing families, undoing their work and generally being a pain in the butt.
If you ever come across anyone who asks you your feelings on Bobo in-game, curse them. They're either him or one of his posse because he has followers who coordinate on discord or whatever.

It is likely that the Moni family was killed by Bobo's antics, yea. I don't know where the Brazil family settled, I haven't played a life as one of them yet.

Yea forgiveness would be good. There's a curse tag I often run into that's doing helpful things when I see them.

A blessing system would be good too, just so I can identify people who are useful, helpful or knowledgeable. Especially given the recent leadership system changes.

Yea I was just playing a life where bobo became king. Family didn't last long.

Your question is kinda nonsense because fathers aren't a thing.
If you're talking about leadership by uncles it's in the phrase "I follow you."

It sounds a lot like you're looking to impose your will on the entirety of the player base without their input though.
Probably take up game development if that's what you're looking for.