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You know what we need? Flags or markers you can plant to designate areas, kind of like the home marker but only shows people within 5-10 screens or something of the target when they walk by. That way someone could run around exploring the area around a town and mark all the potential future mines, ponds, or whatever. It would still take your entire life exploring to find stuff, but at least you know the next generation will have a lot easier of a time finding what you marked.

They didn't play perfectly, since they failed to kill the boar. At some point, you need to murder all wild animals around your town. As for prestream, babies died all the time back then too. There was never point in which I was playing, where most people were good good enough to not randomly die of starvation and stuff.

Yeah it used to be based on how often you are full, but it actually turns out that the better you are doing the lower your food bar is on average. That is because if you are an Eve in the wilds eating berries, the berries feed so little you can top yourself off every chance you have. So on average you are more full. If you are doing really good however and you got a backpack full of pies, then pies fill an insane amount of boxes, so you would purposely not eat until you are really low. So you would have a really low drop, then just eat a slice of pie and pop it back to full, thus the average hunger is going to be half way down. That was pre-yum though. Now with the yum stuff, it may be a little different. Perhaps even basing it off your largest yum combo might be one idea.

I think it is temperature now, since the idea is that if you have clothing your probably better off.

The greatest spot I ever found was a place that had like 40+ cactus within a 5 screen area. That was the game I realized that cactus farming was a real thing. It was the most relaxing game I ever played. Just chilled out and talk to my babies, while picking fruit every ten minutes.

Since then I have seen some pretty nice cactus bunches, but never 40+ that close together. Getting 10 maybe even 15 near by isn't completely unheard of, however that 40+ was paradise.

A long time ago I made the suggestion that an Eve should start two or three years younger so they can't have children right away, and it was like the most upvoted thread on the reddit page but the idea still got ignored. I think that would really help Eve, it is only two or three minutes without having a child but that is a huge impact. Having children before your screen even finish loading is crazy.

I also agree children come way too quickly later on as well. People abandon children so quickly because they know it is typically to have 5-8 children, so losing the first 4 isn't even a big deal. I think if you had slightly fewer children, people would focus more on taking care and teacher each one. Which they also would have more time to focus on that as well.

I was playing earlier and I was trying to teach my kids stuff, but I kept popping out new ones so I couldn't teach anyone more than basic things, before having to start over to teach the new kid.

I just played a game earlier, and I hadn't in a while. It was just one game, so it may not represent a normal game. However, I ended up as the first child to an Eve and we actually got a pretty good place going. There was a lot of people who didn't know much, but it wasn't too bad. Most new the basics at least, just not the harder stuff.

In fact, I would say compared to several months ago, the game is pretty easy. Food is every where now. Even with a lot of people wandering around and not knowing what to do, there was still lots of food. With eggs and yums, and easy bushes in the game now, I feel like I was playing easy mode.

Personally if I can, I keep all my babies. I support them until they can feed themselves, and then we see how they go from there. The fact of the matter is that it isn't just the newbies who die, more advanced players end up dying all the time too. When you get to the elite players, they don't die very often but even they can die if they lag and run into a snake, or disconnect.

Assuming most of your children will die before adulthood even when you care for them all, if you weed them out too aggressively you are very likely to never make it to the next generation.

I have not been playing much recently, so I can't say how bad it is. I can however say that this has happened many times before. Any time there is a big influx of new people, or there was a big change. People eventually do get better.

I did mention that there is a field of vision factor. However, I am not sure it makes much of a difference. If you run for a full minute in a straight line, the width of view you got isn't very big in comparison to that. I stand by it, that I don't think a person can explore a entire, one minute radius around their home even if the spent their entire life time running.

So the reason why farming in the desert is 'bad' is because it is usually further away from water, and it is warm. It is warm which is good if your all running around naked, but if you are wearing clothing or near fires you can overheat and burn more food. I don't know if they ever fixed it but the worst thing was wearing a full set of clothing in a desert location next to a fire, in which you would starve in like 10 seconds(and instantly kill a baby)

So really these things are a personal choice and a lot of times depend on where you are at. I once built a farm in the snow area, which everyone would agree is usually bad. However, it was a weird overlap situation, where all the ponds were located in that area.

I like it, since there are a lot of people always running around like a chicken with it's head cut off. Always thinking you have to be as efficient as possible or everyone will die. People are like that in real life some times too, so focused on work that they let life slip by them. Slowing down a little bit, a playing a hand of cards or rolling some dice is probably a good thing.

Honestly, things are all over the place, so there really isn't a good time period to compare it to.

By far it was back when the sever was having some issues and I kept getting disconnected. Random stuff happens all the time, people take stuff, people some times grief, some time you are trying to do something really important and step on a snake and all your children die because now you can't feed them. Still nothing is worse than getting disconnected, because you have zero influence over that at all. There is nothing you could of done to stop it.