Bears are more sociable than gingers

ollj · 2020-12-30 12:52:53

seriously, luring 20 bears at once alone is quite the sociable AI minigame.
Bears act a lot smarter than the average human right now.

Harper family just ALMOST died (1 young female as sole survivor basically became a second eve)

1st life (of luring bears there) - 18 bears from southwest, from over 350 tiles away, sadly got discovered just 50 tiles away from town center (they counted 15, and shot down almost all of them)
2nd life - 10 bears from northwest , up to 150 tiles away (i think they only killed like 5, the others got lured away)
3rd life - 8 bears from north (none got seen hunted or killed (basically continuation of previous bear lure)) , parked northeast of harper town, i got to old for the last 80 tiles (and got a bit lost, too)
4th life - (continuation) 8+10 bears from north and east, lured all around and inside harper family town, and the harper family died.

every life of that, harper town population had a slight decline.

Last edited by ollj (2020-12-30 12:58:08)

DiscardedSlinky · 2020-12-30 17:01:45

And you were complaining about being bear griefed last week.

Shame on you.

DestinyCall · 2020-12-30 17:28:09

It's more fun to ruin other people's game, apparently.

Berry High Priest · 2020-12-30 18:10:48

So you spended four hours luring bears in a game to destroy some peoples work.
4
FUCKING
HOURS

To do some small damadge in a game.
Let me put this in to perspective for you what you could have done with those 4 hours of your life.
Here are 101 ideas for activities to creatively spend your free hour.

1. Take a much-needed, well-deserved nap.
2. Discover your om: Catch a yoga class.
3. Take a hot bubble bath.
4. Enjoy one hour of uninterrupted time with your spouse or significant other.
5. Grocery shop without kids begging you to buy every sugary snack.
6. Catch up on all the adult shows that fill your DVR.
7. Watch your favorite sports team on TV.
8. Sit in the park and enjoy the quiet.
9. Call your parents or family.
10. Call a friend to catch up.
11. Write a friend a handwritten letter (or at least an email).
12. Go out to eat with a friend and have an uninterrupted adult conversation.
13. Enjoy your favorite ice cream or frozen yogurt without having to share.
14. Practice meditation. Use a site/app like Calm to help.
15. Walk on a treadmill.
16. Tackle at least one thing (if not more) on your to-do list.
17. Get a manicure, pedicure or go crazy and get both.
18. Make an appointment at your hair salon and treat yourself to a blowout.
19. Enjoy a nice cup of coffee and read a good book.
20. Organize your shoe collection.
21. Try a new recipe.
22. Create a family recipe book.
23. Sign up for something new like Zumba or a painting class.
24. Dust off your helmet and go for a bike ride.
25. Balance your checkbook.
26. Organize your office.
27. Get a massage.
28. Or ask your partner to give you a half-hour massage, then switch.
29. Create fun new Pandora stations to listen to.
30. Clean out the refrigerator.
31. Straighten up your pantry.
32. Catch up on the dishes overflowing in the sink.
33. Take one look at the dishes and post a job for a housekeeper.
34. Make a scrapbook.
35. Take a walk and enjoy the scenery.
36. Watch the sunset with your spouse.
37. Unplug your computer, hide your cell phone, turn off the TV and just enjoy the silence.
38. Take a drive with the windows down.
39. Enjoy a nice glass of wine and some fancy cheese that you don't have to share.
40. Pull out your makeup and give yourself a makeover.
41. Tend to your garden.
42. Cook in advance. Prepare some quick and easy meals you can freeze and thaw out during a busy work week.
43. Write in a journal.
44. Go through your closet, cleaning out the clothes you no longer wear.
45. Now that you have room in the closet, go shopping and treat yourself to something new.
46. If you can't get out, do a little online shopping.
47. Go on Amazon and create a wish list.
48. Bake your favorite dessert.
49. Take a cooking class.
50. Start a new knitting project.
51. Create a game plan for getting a promotion at work.
52. Hit a few balls at the driving range.
53. Take broken jewelry to the store to get fixed.
54. Go bowling with a friend.
55. Indulge in a guilt-free episode of reality TV.
56. Do a little feng shui and rearrange the furniture in a room.
57. Read a magazine article about how to get organized — then promptly forget everything.
58. Clean out your kids' toys while they're not around to argue about which ones they “still play with.”
59. Play your favorite music as loud as you want and dance and sing around the house.
60. Read the newspaper and catch up on current events.
61. Play your child's favorite video game — and beat their high score.
62. Go to the library and visit the adult section for once, instead of the kids' corner.
63. Roller skate.
64. Slice up a cucumber, lay back and see if placing them on your eyes really helps puffiness.
65. Visit a local museum.
66. Snuggle up on the couch with your pet or partner.
67. Daydream and plan out your perfect vacation.
68. Take your car to get the oil changed.
69. Play a board game with a friend or your significant other.
70. Go outside and take pictures of nature.
71. Organize the family photos on your computer and get them developed.
72. Create a collage of your favorite pictures.
73. Take a bike ride by yourself or with a friend.
74. Update your resume.
75. Clean out and organize your email inbox.
76. Reply to old emails.
77. Volunteer at a local soup kitchen.
78. Look up funny videos on YouTube.
79. Visit a local pottery shop and create a masterpiece.
80. Take a “wine and canvas” class with a friend.
81. Research something you've always wanted to learn more about.
82. Play around on Mix.com (previously StumbleUpon) and see what sites pop up.
83. Catch up on work or finish blog posts you’ve started but never finished.
84. Read your favorite blog.
85. Are you a single parent? Try a local speed-dating event or browse an online dating site.
86. Browse Pinterest for recipe and craft inspiration.
87. Have an indoor picnic with your significant other.
88. Take a trip down memory lane by watching old videos or looking through old albums.
89. Indulge in a guilty pleasure, like reading celebrity news magazines.
90. Do a jigsaw puzzle.
91. Challenge yourself and your brain by trying to complete a New York Times crossword puzzle.
92. Roll up your extra change and come up with a creative way to spend it, no matter how small.
93. Clean out your gift bag collection, throwing out the ones that have seen better days.
94. Write a short story or poem.
95. Write a love note to your spouse or significant other.
96. Create a list of all the things you like about yourself.
97. Research inspirational quotes online, write each one on a Post-It note and place them around the house for when you need them most.
98. Learn a new language.
99. Or just go out to a Mexican restaurant and practice saying "margarita!"
100. Catch up on any sewing projects (like those loose buttons on your coat) you've been putting off for so long.
101. Create a bucket list … then scratch something off!

But from all possible things the one thing that gives you your dopamine rush is bullieng some kids online.

And yes, i got this list from some nock off buzzfeed if you were wondering.

ollj · 2020-12-30 20:50:08

DiscardedSlinky wrote:

And you were complaining about being bear griefed last week.
Shame on you.

i was not complaining about being griefed, just about people being very bad at fending off bears, , till i reached age 11 4 minutes later, and bears being too strong for the average dumb player.

all gingers must die for being greedy leggy fascist fucks, that hoard all the things for themself in property fences.

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