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Yes, I watched the video before I decided to buy the game.
Different people can enjoy games in different ways, but so far I haven't seen hostility work out as a winning strategy. I wouldn't mind hearing others' stories of it if it has been.

I have assumed that a village like this (What I'm thinking of as the "rosden plan") would be pretty small, and as soon as the population hits a certain size, groups head out (east?) to scout and build another set of farms.

No doubt these strategies will evolve a lot As technologies change.

I'm not expert enough to say whether that specific layout is best (looks good to me) but I love this concept in general. 
With one or more standard layouts, a new character could arrive and instantly know where things go so they don't mess it up for others.

A major challenge is achieving division of labor without accidentally having too many people on one task and not enough on others. Possibly with a geographical structure like this, you can tell what's being worked on just by how many people are in a given area.

I guess your design above would need to rotate based on which resources were where (for example if I found a good spot with wetlands south of rabbits, I'd swap the farm and fire areas.

One of my mothers told me that I could cut down and re-plant a marker and then it would mark home for me AND still work for whoever planted it before.
Is this correct or did we mess up someone's marker?