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That is an interesting way to look at it, and I agree. If the game was truly collaborative where anyone can create and contribute, that would be amazing. I don't see how it's going to be possible (especially long term) to keep the game from being taken over by a few people with a few hundred bucks and nothing better to do. Never underestimate gamers.

I also agree the community aspect still needs to be strong. Making the game more broadly appealing will help with that. Something like only worlds with online players are visitable and giving reasons to visit others. If you could keep 1,000 people online, just the travelers to OHOL would probably reach new peaks. The fact that it's the original will mean lots of people will congregate and build there. Everyone can eat their cake how they want.

I don't think CPU would be an issue. It could actually cost less if built as a cluster of servers, all of them serving all clients and worlds. At one point 10 servers and 4 large ones were used. I bet 4 servers, two just as redundancy, could run 1,000 people playing their own world at the same time. Not saying it would be easy to build, but it could be done.

A custom server that you don't have to run and has your art or the art of the tech tree you select.

Congrats on proving my toxicity point in the first reply.

I guess I'll check back in a few more years and see how many accounts you made to control the new game because nobody came to that server you spent 100 hours setting up and running.

It was useless at the time of introduction which is why people were less than satisfied. At the time we could barely keep lines alive for more than a few gens. Long distance communication? Forget it.

Large towns with long distance trade is exactly what I look forward to! In that case, radio will be very useful.

We just wanted better backpacks/clothes and storage and other stuff to make living and growing towns to last possible.

Took me about 2 hours to get this game working because my (very popular) Surface Book does not have the dGpu enabled by default. It was a bad first experience. I'm sure lots of people have similar experiences for various reasons.

Seems like a simple addition.

Options and user friendly are better. Show them an annoying in game message instead.

Also, when I click the Family Tree link or move the window (non full screen) in the menu the FPS alert triggers.

I don't think heat map is actual temp of your character. It's everything about you. Unfortunate name.

Jason wants it. He may have promised other awesome content if we do it.

I think the chime is in the transition so unless you add or remove it won't chime. The transition after 6 hours is "monumentCall": https://onetech.info/2477-Endtower-Base

That's why multiple accessible towers are needed so you can easily reset the decoys.

One question: Will a new monument call override an existing monument call marker? Depending on how this works we will either need to set the dummies first or the real one first.

Here is how we can do this with little coordination:

1. Pick a town we can all identify.
2. Start five or six stones in different spots.
3. We can all leave for about 5 hours and come back later.
4. Our towers will chime and we all go running back.
5. Repeat.

If we have 4 or 5 people who know the plan we should be able to do it independently without much chatter.

Yes, it sets everyone without a home marker to the location of the stones!

That's great!

I built another end stone there (it was my baby boy).

I spread them apart due east and west of the sheep pen about 200 tiles.

They are behind rubber trees, hard to see.

Going to make more.

Update:

It was the only server in rotation for about two hours. It got to about 140 from what I saw.

He is trying again right now on server one!