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Yeah, assuming you had a nomadic mum and your sharp rock went who knows where or you got killed by a snake that was invisible until it appeared right next to you.

I was in a bustling settlement that was compromising on their stone-age status by using skewers to plant their crops. Amongst the chaos of new players I was barely able to get enough ground iron to have a few wrought iron left over after I made two hoes, an axe and a shovel.

In my sixty years I was only briefly assisted by one other player who was experienced while I tended the forge. The rest of the camp was more or less chaos. Nobody was confident enough in searching out for iron and I knew of some place where there was some, but knew that the time that it took to recruit someone would be better spent toiling away on making tools, raising my kids and when appropriate explaining why we had to let babies starve.

With this current state of the community, we need ample iron veins and ample ground iron.

It's cute, some times I have asked Eves to name themselves while a baby because I want a last name as well as a first name and the end up naming me. In the interest of my siblings I ask them their name and a few times they just go "Eve?"
I try to communicate, "No you have to say I am..." And quite often they will say "I am Eve"

Thanks Jason. Camera controls like that are a welcome addition! And good to hear we can expect the dotted line to be a bit more present!

Yes but who owns the voice that I hear when I read it? It doesn't sound either like how I think I sound nor how I actually sound... :s

The percentile addition on the tech tree is awesome. Great stuff.
However it implies there is no probability that compensates for memory however I am sure there is plenty of it in-game.

I really like it when you post pictures

I ship Jason and squash plants.
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I think the logic of painted walls lasting longer than adobe is that they are covered in plaster first... Paint doesn't magically increase things' lifespan.
I've never heard of plastered carts.

I mentioned Space Station 13 before on the forums regarding the concept of player self-discipline and I think it's a great case study. In that game you have players who are randomly assigned as antagonists with goals such as stealing valuable items to killing the captain and being the only person to escape using the main shuttle at the end, and opposing those are the leaders of the station and the security team. Everyone else just tries to live out their life as best as they can.

You more than occasionally get players who are not assigned antagonist who act like one anyway. The drama comes like the tide. If you implemented an antagonist system as a carrot for more drama as opposed to the curse system stick that exists to deter it, it fundamentally changes the game. Turning it into a manhunt-esque in the style of Trouble in Terrorist Town. I don't think that was your intention but if you want to up the ante this could be the way it is done.

If you did do that though, be aware that it would make antagonist copy-cats who may self-impose antagonist objectives because they haven't been blessed with RNG picking them for a long enough period of time; despite being suicide babies a lot they haven't had it chanced upon them.

I actually am a pro at this game. I get paid by sponsors to play babies because my baby meta is top tier defining and has transformed the competitive OHOL community. My team ranked second in the OHOL league three years ago and I still impress people at barbecues with the stories I tell of how I typed the entirety of Moby Dick alternated with The Old Man and the Sea one letter at a time each in under three seconds in to the game. Playing toddlers, kids, tweens, teenagers and adults though is a different ballpark and I leave that to their respective competitive sub-communities but to be honest only the true pro players can master the baby meta. Not trying to hate on the streamers who exclusively main elders but let's be honest... You've got to be good to know how to not click anything while your mother carries you.

Yep. 1,100 steps converts the home marker to tell you it's 1.1 kilometers away and every subsequent thousand add one to it.