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The problem with this definition is it has no practical application. How do you determine malice? Should we just take your word for it? Do we make baseless assumptions on hunches?

Is that always true, though? Maybe they're luring out bears to shoot, and have someone waiting with arrows. Maybe they're genuinely trying to raise pigs. Maybe they are digging up important berry bushes and wasting the only shovel.

I don't know, that kind of buffoonery can get pretty annoying when you're in the forge trying to work. I could even consider it detrimental to progress when they're being a general waste of space and food.

To answer the original question, there is no real standard for griefing. It depends on the situation. What you should do is ask. If someone is being sus, you should attempt to communicate with them. Have a discussion. What happens after depends on you. You are the judge, jury, and executioner because nobody else will be. You need to make decisions on your own and decide if it's worth killing/cursing them. For the good of your play through and for the good of a town.

Because, well, if you don't make the choice, then who do you think will?

I've often seen that when people want to learn something, they'll watch you. Sometimes they ask you if they can, most of the time they won't. But I stress Onetech. Onetech is a great resource and anything is possible with it. I used to think cameras and engines were impossible. A simple search and a tech tree made me see how easy they really were. It's really changed my game experience by allowing me to do more complicated jobs that I didn't know how to do before.

Have fun with your break. Can't speak for everyone, but I'll always miss a fellow player. Who knows, maybe you'll come back to the game eventually?

TL;DR anyone? My eyes cannot do this text wall bs right now.

The larger story is the village. The forge you built or bakery you planned will have effects on later generations. The town is your story, your legacy.

It isn't meant to be a literal word-for-word story, just a nice metaphor for the impact each and every person leaves behind making something bigger.

I think diseases caused by lack of hygiene would encourage cleaner, pretty cities.

For example: what if we had to bury bodies and keep dung in buckets away from food and ourselves because we might become sick?

Graveyards would have an actual purpose, players would be more organized, civilization more civilized, you get the message.

While we're at it, a bag that could hold babies? Because I haven't given up on that.

I find they're useful for small projects. When I want to dye clothes or make tortillas or candles or something else expensive and pretty but without much practical use, I like to fence off my workspace since people tend to take the resources I've gathered for the task or just generally be a nuisance.

I always give the finished product and all the tools used to make it back to the village and make my ugly property fences well out of the way, but I still get called out sometimes for building them. They're useful, just not the way Jason intended. I'd like to see them used more often for projects, would eliminate some of the "that's mine," "I'm using that," "move over" confusion and restore some order to the village.

Mentioned something similar. Would be a definite upgrade

uwu i want to end the arc but its not rlly griefing because its really jasons fault for not catering the game to me personally

also whats wrong with me doing nothing and making evil faces omg im not griefing guyzzzz

why do u keep suiciding when you're born into my family ur bullying me

/s

Well, for one, we experienced a big steam boom that has been declining ever since. And you know Jason with his controversial updates. A lot of players get the sense that he doesn't listen to the community and don't like the game's changes.

People just aren't willing to give hours of their life to a game that isn't going in a direction they think is fun.

Other than that, there's a content drought. There have been little fixes and changes to existing mechanics but nothing new. I've really been trying to play but it's just not interesting anymore. At first I tried new things, building many engines, creating almost every type of food, building gardens/castles and creating excessive, fancy outfits.

After I'd explored most of what I could bother doing (have no patience for radios) I decided to join discord and go on the anon draw. That kind of made things more interesting, but not for long. Soon I'd moved on to getting new expansions that other games came out with and checking up every few weeks for content that never came.

If I was not this invested in OHOL I probably would've quit.

So, there's that. But most importantly you seem to be forgetting that summer just ended :( and that means all of the school/college attending audience needs to go back. Life has picked up again and I'm guessing...

(TL;DR)
less and less people have time to play a game severely lacking content, with a dev they feel ignores them.