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Jason's_Mind wrote:

-Week 3:

Make useles food useful and add more variety, people suggested soups and teas(i dont f care, any food will be well received).

When I saw the streamer go fishing there existed a bunch of unsuccessful attempts, so the pay off for going fishing seemed rather low.

I will, from time to time, go on vacation and release NO UPDATE AT ALL.

Get ready for it... in mid-March, I will be away for the week at GDC.  There will be no update!

Later, in April, I will go on a family vacation, and there will be no update!

I tried a nomadic Eve run the other day.   

Instead of finding a camp spot and settling down for the long haul, I held the first baby that was born to me and we went seal hunting together.   After I had that baby and myself clothed, I had another baby.  So I hunted a seal hide for that one too.    The first kid grew hair, so I moved my two kids toward the swamp, continuing to feed both of them until the second baby grew hair.   Then I brought them over to a berry bush and said my goodbyes.   It was a decent spot, so there was a chance they could make it there.  My son had already started to gather fire-making tools and his sister was gathering branches.

I headed north, across a wide expanse of badlands, searching for another grassland.   I had another baby along the way and kept going.   I found a prairie and ate carrots until I reached the next green space.  Sadly, I didn't find anymore seals, but I did come across another large expanse of green.   I left another clutch of babies in this area.  Two boys and one girl, this time.  The boys were new, but the girl seemed to know what she was doing.   I wished them luck and headed to the east.

I almost died crossing a wide tundra (still no seals), followed by an even larger swamp.  But managed to reach green again.   This time I had three girls.  All of them were new, from what I could tell.   They were pretty much doomed and I was pretty close to forty, so I found an area with lots of berry bushes and taught my daughters what I could before they were too big to pick up anymore.    They all died within a few minutes, but I think they learned a little bit about setting up a basic camp before the end.   At this point, I was over forty, so no more babies incoming.  It was time to check on my seed colonies. 

I headed back across the swamp and tundra to the spot where I left three kids.   Sadly, they didn't make it, but they had managed to make fire-making tools before the end.    After that, I went a little north and hunted rabbits in the prairie for a while.   I made a fire to cook the rabbits and then made myself a stylish backpack/loincloth combo.   I filled my pack and basket with tools and rabbits, then re-traced my steps back to my first baby drop spot.   I found evidence of recent activity, but couldn't find the camp.   My lineage tracker indicated there was a living girl child somewhere, but sadly, I never found them.   I ended up living out the rest of my life alone, munching on cooked rabbits.    Checking back on my lineage, my first two children lived into their fifties and Mary Winchester has nine children, one of whom lived to 59 years old ... but sadly, none of the girls made it to adulthood so the line died out at the third generation.   

It pleases me to know that my line lived on past my death although I'm sad that I couldn't find the settlement in my twilight years.  It would have been an exciting reunion and the rabbits I was carrying may have helped.

Falsewall wrote:

We literally had nearly 0 reason to build structures with their resource usage, other than rp & organizing. Jason triages issues & tends to leave redundant things unfixed ( pork anyone?).  Wait a week or two for balancing updates that I guarantee are coming next and come back then.  Bet you early housing recipe will be fixed.

But the reason for building structures hasn't changed, that remains the same.  Structures always provided insulation, they always required the doors to be closed to do so.  Like you say, the cost of making them wasn't worth the reward.  So instead of making them more rewarding and balanced, he has made everything else more harsh.

If what you say holds any truth then why release a half baked system that doesn't have the content to back it up?  This surely doesn't seem logical to do this on the live game servers, forcing every player that uses the official servers to just live with it till it gets better.  People don't hang around for long, most don't reach out and continue to follow the situation, they just move on to another game.

Dude plays a lot and has taught me a lot in the past from his videos. no, i did not kill him

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eROGzVvdIvk

protip: griefers can decide to become door keepers and prevent people from exiting by constantly shutting doors right after they get opened -> tested when everyone was born in tutorial