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And the mobile adaption doesn't involve Jason; I'd rather support the og game than a ripoff

AdelaSkarupa wrote:

Has the town really deteriorated that much? That's insane.

It wasn’t seen in 8h so nature reclaimed it. Only walls and roads are left, as those survive the map culling.

I enjoy yum chaining, it adds something to work towards on top of all my goals. Instead of mindlessly eating the same pie, I have to stop and think about what I need to eat next. The extra babies I get out of it are especially nice! I try to bring different food types towards nursery areas to help out expectant mothers when I can.

And it helps when I need to explore for resources in tiny settlements, I've only been bitten by mosqitoes a handful of times (I'm thinking single digits) since properly learning how to avoid them and each time was far from home. My yum chain helped me live through it.

But I don't have an issue with the occasional forced feeding. It happens, I know I've mistakenly fed people once or twice while making pies or standing in crowded spots while eating. Lately, sure, forced feedings have gotten to a point where it's been once per game, but it's nothing to get furious over.

Restarting my yum is annoying, yes, but I don't get so mad as to think "they broke my yum chain, they don't get to play the game here anymore!!!!! REEEE-" It's just as easy to walk up to the person and be all "Hey! fyi It's super rude to feed people, you could break a yum chain they worked hard on and some people can get violent about it"

If you stab someone over a feeding, they're going to think "wow what a griefer" as they die regardless of what you say, because they're probably new. You can say "you fed me," "dont feed me," or "you broke yum," but that's not going to mean anything to the truly new. All they know is that they were murdered over a berry. They'll do it again next life because they think they're being nice, or because they dont realize that clicking people with food is feeding.

If you calmly explain yourself, they might actually learn from the experience and you won't have to deal with it again from them if they didn't know before. Their reaction can be telling; understanding for the truly new (or clever) or something like "lol" or "whatever" from the truly malicious. If they do it again at that point, after the warning, then go ahead with the stabbing.

Still hoping Jason revisits the non breakable yum chain suggestion.

I think he just made it automatically with all the sub category being scrappable, definitly should be changed, only the single parts should be scrappable and the mounted parts should be dismountable.

AdelaSkarupa wrote:

RedComb wrote:

By region, the Americas leads with 16.3 murders per 100,000 people. In comparison, OHOL's murder rate would be 5,000 murders per 100,000 lives (300 times more than the 16.3 per 100,000 people number)

You can't compare in-game murders to real-life murder rates. You would have to compare them to rates in similar games. Are you as responsible with your money in games as you are in real life? How many people have you stabbed in real life compared to in games? Life in-game will never have the same value as a real life. So this is not a legitimate comparison.

You can´t compare in-game murders to real-life murders in a game that simulates civilization?

Well, it seems to be very important to compare

Pine panel production
Milkweed
Language
Climate and habitability

...

Hell I could go on for a few minutes here.

That being said, the comparison is flawled for a different reason. I´m using this data https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_ … ted_States
So if 4.5 is the actual number per 100.000 living people in a YEAR then in a lifespan of 80 years (a full life) you get 360 murders.

Note the difference, because murder rate in real life comes as number of murders per 100.000 people a year not as number of murders per complete life.

I don't mind he makes changes, especially when it's to something that was sorely needed (being able to scrap extra pistons/pipes/etc) but by basically allowing someone to recycle nearly finished items it ends up being taken a little too far. Like I am all for quality of life upgrades to things but who is messing up an engine so bad that you have spare diesel piston heads of all things? At that point it's better to just finish up the second engine and make a car or something fun rather than converting six steel back into one.

The scrap bowl change is definitely not something we needed in my opinion. Sure I have accidentally scrapped something before but most of the time it takes very little time to reforge something you scrap (hence why the items that take the most time/effort shouldn't be scrapped in the first place.)

It seems like his heart was in the right place but it was just executed a little weakly.

You didn't really con her though. You wasted a pickaxe and then repaired your own hole, gj.

oh yes twin code me up, but i cant do voice chat. i would be laughing nonstop anyways.

i was born in the ziv outpost in the middle of nowhere, exploring a but as girl, returning home, and mom says "you live, i was worried"
i respond: "naah" "i dont die easy" "i am ollj" "i dont die easy"
then i explore the other way a bit to let angry "i feel so dirty now" mom cool off, and i return with a cart full of junk, and i cut allmost all wheat and use up almost all tupperware and rabit/ccarrot surplus to make like 20 pies, im such a grippper !

so, that ziv outpost is not ollj offspring, and i have no clue about its locale, but its a neat little place.