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You're wrong about pies, and I'm going to approximate here as I don't have the exact stats but from playing a ton I can tell you this much.

1 unit of water on a carrot field fills around 2 1/2 adults.

1 unit of water in pies (with only rabbit) fills a good chunk of an adult's bar, I'd take the average there and probably call it 8 adults fed for 1 unit of water.

Therefore 2 units of water (1 field, 1 dough) fills 12 adults with rabbit/carrot pie and the 2 leftover carrots fill 1 adult for 13.

2 units on only a carrot field fills around 5 adults.

So rabbit/carrot pie is probably not as efficient as just using leftover rabbits alone. Just as carrot pie isn't nearly as efficient as only rabbit pie as you're using a good amount of water and time, but I can't speak to the exact value of only carrot pie..I think it's about 1/2 of an adult bar. If you have an abundance of carrot it's more efficient (water wise) to make rabbit/carrot pie.

TL: DR - Rabbit pie fills around 3x the amount of people for the same amount of water used by a single carrot field.

Almost everything needs to be stackable to some degree, even empty baskets. That would be the biggest quality of life change the game could have. I completely agree about feeling like you live in a trash heap, it bothers me to no end. When I reach old age I spend a lot of time carting off bones and moving items away from farms.

I took a video and fired it off to Jason yesterday. Also having an issue very rarely where a person is invisible.

Completely agree with you on all the points Baron. I've played an Eve, or a girl, quite a bit in the game. Even when I spawn as a male I already have less fun knowing that I can do very little to help a society continue on through the generations.

By the same token, when I have male babies I almost always let them die because if a girl or two spawn I will need the resources to care for them.

They need to be less of a burden on a society for them to have any real place. The comment made about a male being able to go out and do more is completely false. As soon as your village reaches capacity the women just let babies die and do the same job the males do except they have the option of bringing more life into the soc.

They need to, at the minimum, have a hardier constitution than females.

I have a fair grasp of the game but I still abandon the first baby as an Eve. You really need those first few years to get a small plot going to guarantee the success of the future generation. Taking time away nursing a baby can be a huge time sink unless you have an absolutely perfect starting location.

The food consumption of having to pick up a baby after doing even the most minor task will drain you too fast to be worth it.

Honestly, it would be better if he changed it so you didn't get a baby until a few years after you spawn as an Eve.

Quitting over a single update in a game that is constantly being updated is a little silly.

I've also played quite a bit of the new update. While certainly, it is more challenging, it's not impossible. The biggest problem I find is with new or inexperienced players who can be the downfall of an entire society. Whether they are being wasteful with resources or wasting time doing tasks that don't actually help a village to survive. A little tweak to the food / temperature system wouldn't hurt either as even fully clothed in furs you are nowhere near optimal.

Personally I think they need to adjust the roles of males in the game. Maybe they can have a bigger hunger bar, drain hunger slower, or perform some task better than a woman. The reason I say this is because I let 99% of males born to me die. They have no advantage, and is in fact a burden on your village if you are thinking about future generations. I've had several times now where my one girl logs off or dies in some way and I pretty much just feel like starting over because I know the village has no future with only a son remaining. I try to tough it out and prepare a nice settlement for someone to stumble across but it feels fruitless.