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#1 Re: Main Forum » The lives I lived » 2018-05-18 17:59:32

jasonrohrer wrote:

Wow, those are some great stories.

The family tree browser really helps to illustrate these, and gives you a little memento to keep forever (you always have that link, and can look back at your family whenever).

Love those two happy, wrinkled Sol brothers hanging out together at the end.

How cool would it be to be able to add comments to your family tree? I'd love to say some words of appreciation to my kids.

#2 Re: Main Forum » Kiwiville » 2018-05-06 16:44:34

I was born a boy in Kiwitow, it had huge berry farms and a sheep pen full of beautiful sheep. Sadly, the tribe had no family name. My mother tried naming me something like Pot but I turned to Pocahontas. It was a huge tribe with a queen who didnt listen to her peoples. Babies around fire really enjoyed closing and opening those wooden chests.  It was a chaotic but fun place.

#4 Re: News » Update: From Riches to Rags » 2018-04-21 14:22:57

I kinda feel like we should be able to burn broken baskets and wooden tools.

Also, with this update every village would need a garbage man!

#5 Re: News » Update: From Riches to Rags » 2018-04-21 09:07:39

Wow, so much trash around now. I am kind of confused, cant we dispose in any way of broken stuff? I tried digging a trash pit, nothing. No crafting information while hovering on broken and decaying things either. At the moment I find playing really frustrating as every town I play in is full of scattered and broken stuff that you cant really remove.

#6 Re: Main Forum » Now that towns are back, griefers are too. » 2018-04-08 15:11:23

When I first saw a dug berry bush, I was sure it could be replanted. I mean, that's realistic, right? You might want to dig up a wild berry bush and add it to your berry farm, why not? I think making them plantable would solve this little extra griefer mechanic and add to the game.

#7 Re: Main Forum » Loyalty to Mom » 2018-04-04 19:15:15

Simone wrote:

Am I the only one who feels loyalty to who raises me? I always try to help my mom achieve her goal or bring her a gift when I can.

You sound Italian big_smile LA MAMMA!

I feel the same. A mother really makes a difference for me. If she talks to me and gives me a nice name, I feel like a valuable member of the family and work really hard for the village. When it's the opposite and when I stay an unnamed naked baby I just can't bring myself to care about the tribe and most of the times just run off and survive traveling around.

#8 Re: Main Forum » EU Server » 2018-04-02 06:22:39

I had a couple of lovely very quiet lives with my son at fort Carrotville. I tended to the sheep and together we managed to color our new wool clothes. I was new to fort Carrotville and I instantly fell in love with the city.

Is the server updated to the Horse with no name update though? I tried loggin in today and I am having berry bushes turn into rattlesnakes.

#9 Re: Main Forum » Family Last Names » 2018-03-30 13:54:20

Cyniko wrote:

I am hoping to see some long lived dynasties with a great many stories for each. I hope that crowns are fiercely held onto and passed generation to generation.

I love how there is no guarantee the family legacy will be carried on. Will there be a black sheep who ends the great line of Carrotis? Will it be by betrayal? Will it be that they have no living heir?
Or will it be because they started using Brawndo Gatorade to water the crops?

Im loving this addition and in my hype am having a hard time seeing a downside. It also sounds like you wont be able to give troll names as there is a database of names that it checks to grab a similar one you typed.  Yay!
EDIT: spelling

I asked my daughter to name her little daughter and she tried to name her NOOB. Poor girl had to stick with Nooh for the rest of her life as a reminder of the lack of intelligence of her dear mother.

#10 Re: Main Forum » Favorite moments » 2018-03-21 11:14:11

Get born into a village populated with women and girls.

"BOY", says my mom. My sister holds me while my mother rushes to make a knife.

I keep saying "NO KILL ME", I was a smart baby.

Just as I see a freshly made knife in my own mother's hands I get hair and run away in the wilderness.

I grow up a young man among bears and wolves.

Decide to go back to the horrible place I was born into.

Meet a hungry grizzly on my way, ask him to tag along.

Leed my bear friend into my village.

See a knife destined for me on the ground, my grandma, aunt and mother near it.

Grab a knife, kill my aunt first. Call my mother a monster, stab her nicely.

Granma tells me the gods told them to kill all boys because they were evil. It looks like their gods were right.

Only my sister and niece left alive, who probably won't be slaying their male children anymore.

Feeling like a king of Amazons, I go into a sheep shed, my bloody knife in my backpack. Try to feed sheep, get stuck in an endless walk. Die of starvation, paralyzed, while screaming WHY.

I guess their gods were real after all.

#11 Re: Main Forum » LAWS OF GOR » 2018-03-17 11:28:19

GOR wrote:
chikenvoice wrote:

i met the only remaining man of the GOR tribe as an Eve without home but with 3 sons. He kindly gave us spare clothes and invited us to join the great GOR tribe.

I had a couple more sons and two daughters, the first one I called a princess because she was so important to the survival of the tribe, so she decided to stay by the fire and care for kids, the second one turned out to be a smith, which made me very proud.

When I got old I was serene watching our tribe growing nicely untill a vile bear came. I watched my children die one by one. I managed to wound the beast with an arrow from the bow of GOR but then it got me. I hope the tribe survives.



That was me,  GOR himself ;-)   The Tribe will survive my Queen.    I lead the bear away from the tribe lands in my doddering old age with a berry in my hands to give me the stamina to get it far enough away.


Theres a GOR Tribe legend that there's a bear that threatened the tribe out there somewhere,  strangled to death from the inside by GOR the elder.....

https://i.imgur.com/QhplMx1.png

That's an awesome story! I'd love to go back to our village. I hope I find it again someday.

#12 Re: Main Forum » LAWS OF GOR » 2018-03-17 08:24:50

i met the only remaining man of the GOR tribe as an Eve without home but with 3 sons. He kindly gave us spare clothes and invited us to join the great GOR tribe.

I had a couple more sons and two daughters, the first one I called a princess because she was so important to the survival of the tribe, so she decided to stay by the fire and care for kids, the second one turned out to be a smith, which made me very proud.

When I got old I was serene watching our tribe growing nicely untill a vile bear came. I watched my children die one by one. I managed to wound the beast with an arrow from the bow of GOR but then it got me. I hope the tribe survives.

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