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Hello Mother!

I was your first born to that family. The Farmer. You were great and I think a lot of males wanting to survive depends on the mom role. If you make them seem important enough they will want to keep trying for the sake of the mom's hard work at keeping them in the first place. I've been tossed for being a boy and so when a mom keeps me even though I'm a boy FeelsGoodMan.

The life before I met you I was once again a male and was able to direct and Eve to the farm I'd been working on for 55 years. She took right to it and I hope she was able to do something with it all.

As far as our game, the youngest of those triplets came back with no success shortly after you passed, but went back out to look. The middle child and I stayed and farmed and grew old together.It does help when you are with someone else. He and I made so many baskets of carrots and water ready for the youngest or whoever would come across it.

Really really fun with just a little RP in my opinion, doesnt have to be serious RP but enough to have talks about "wonderful moms" or just jokes to be made about odd ball moms/siblings.
We tried mom!

I really liked the game when I first started but I hate being born.  I hate waiting for someone to keep me alive.  I don't want to feel like a freaking burden I just want to play.  I get what the game is going for, but it's just not very fun as it is.

Born into a decent farm as a girl. Mom let me work on a smaller farm. I made loads of carrots, it was great. Some time on my own working in the dirt. Soon enough I had boobies and I had a son Junior. Junior was a little mischieves but I loved him. He worked hard. Another son came, Josh but "she" like to be called Jill. Jill helped aswell. Mom started getting old but I showed the familly my new babies. As my sons got older I kept farming but then little Jasey came. So cute she was, black hair and always happy. My 2nd daughter was also lovely. Jasey wanted a bow and arrow for he bday so I started making one. Soon enough started to run out of food, but I remembered my small farm. I told the children to come with me and carried my 2nd daughter to the farm. The boys didn't come with, when my 2nd girl was older I went to get them but it was too late.. I went back to get the stuff for the gift. Jasey wanted to explore so I let her ofc, adventurous girl. I walked back and forward gathering supplies while Jasey worked. I came back and I had grand kids, I was a granny now but old. The gift wasn't finished but I knew I had to for my girl. I searched and searched but finally milkweed. I made the bow and arrow, came back to the farm but a bear had got 2nd daughter and some kids.. She was happy about the bow and thought I had died. I made more arrows while barly being able too walk. I brought 2 more and Jasey said "You're crazy", I loved seeing her smile. I help a bit but couldn't go far. I told her how much I loved her before I passed away. My sweet baby.

Is there anything the player can do to reduce these lag issues?

Also, I wish there was a way to tell who's who, kinda hard to teach when you can't keep track of whom you're teaching.

Communication is key, and as it is difficult in game, I think the forums can and should play a bigger role for player development and coordination. Furthermore, as the generational aspect of the game is one of the most important, generation-to-generation communication is also incredibly important, but not even possible in-game, beyond the 2 or 3 generations that exist simultaneously. A civilization may be extremely well run for the first and second, and hell maybe even a few subsequent generations, but what happens when someone slips up and someone who does not know the rules of sustainability (for example) spawns and depletes the resources necessary to survive. There are countless things that could happen. But with some form of cross-generational communication, even those who know nothing could be educated and learn without another player having to spend quite as much of their valuable time to explain that much information. I do wonder how this game will change as societies get more and more advanced. Who knows? Maybe there is already some sort of record-keeping feature within the game that just has not been unlocked yet. Until then, though, someone's got to find a way.