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See, the thing is, you can easily tell if a child was attempted to be kept or just outright abandoned. The key way to notice this is the fact that they starve at 0 years. Feeding a child even once will usually get them up to at least a year old, whgich only takes 60 seconds y'know. Another key point to note is that a few last words are "F" meaning they weren't suicidal, but wanted to be fed and survive there.

But instead, 4 of her 5 children were abandoned. One was fed, which you later killed because...?

If she were trying to "grief" as you put it, by feeding every single child that came before her, wouldn't she keep her own children as well? That'd be the most obvious sign. But instead, they were abandoned- just like 8 of your 9 kids were, which wouldn't she also try to "save" as well, for that matter?

The only real problem-child I can see of that generation is a gal named Angel Pharo, who appeared to try and keep EVERY child she had. Many of them starved later, as you pointed out, there wasn't enough food to sustain them.

Are you sure you're not mistaking Rose for Angel? She seemed to be more of an issue than Rose ever was, and it's not hard to get confused when literally everyone in the town looks identical.

Side note, I highly doubt she loosed the bears either. In a village where almost every kid was abandoned, whether they wanted to live or not, it's more likely one or several of them happened to run in the direction of bear caves and loose them. Even babies that go out of their way to suicide do this quite a lot, god knows why. It's not hard to imagine abandoned ones wouldn't.

But then again, you can't prove any of this. The only evidence we have is the lineage records, which lean against your claims.

Double side note, I'm not condoning her reaction, or any of the personal insults thrown around. From an outside perspective, I think she did overreact a bit and take things a bit too far with the name-calling and aggression. At the same time, I can also understand that it'd be extremely frustrating to do your best at playing a good game, then having someone turn around and start slandering your name on the forums, calling you a griefer.

On the other side of the coin, I don't condone yours either. There's no reason to get petty and personal with any of this. Your reactions are just as bad as hers, in a much prissier manner. There's no need to rub in the fact that a mod had to step in, nor start using this argument or even your claims of griefing as proof of someone's character. I understand that she may have started it, but that doesn't give you justification.

I am mildly curious about this all. I've played with both Pharo and Mirelli enough anonymously to trust their judgment calls, and I can't imagine an eve would put all that work into making a camp, only to start griefing it the next time she was born there.. But then again, I've heard of worse cases tbh.

Keeping an open mind here, just skimming the argument.

But uh, you claim she fed all her kids yeah? That she was griefing via mass-feeding every child in sight? But at the same time, the lineage says all her kids died at 0 years- with half of them having "F" as a last word, implying they were abandoned, not suicidal. The only kid that seems to have survived past infancy was a girl named Jennifer, who seems to have been stabbed by... Lisa, at 17 years.

Any particular reason why, if she was the only child kept, as the strictly-enforced "one child only" law stated? And it does put a bit of a hole in your claims, given every other child was abandoned, while you claim otherwise...

In defense of beans, it takes an entire plant to do anything with [burritos, stew, etc.] which means two plants if you want to replant [or having a 'seed' row like carrots set aside]. If you're running stew production lines, then yes, you'll need to plant a lot of beans. More than squash, which automatically gives you a bunch of seeds for a single plant.

What are you trying to grow near all those corn, squash and beans anyways? And why can't you plant them elsewhere, so people don't see the empty rows near the beans and decide to plant more? Carrots/Wheat/Milkweed should be planted out of the way anyways- Carrots so peopel don't eat them, Wheat so you have room to thresh, Milkweed so you're not taking uo space with harvested stumps..

Personally I keep all the stew plants in one area and don't spread them around since, y'know, you'll want them all in one area so you can make stew faster rather than having to tote around a half-filled crock everywhere. Never seen issues with people randomly planting them anywhere in sight lmao. If there's an empty tilled land adjacent to where I'm growing stew plants, then yeah I'm gonna use it for stew plants.

Here's a good example of a recent stew farm I had going, though I think having an empty row splitting them down the center would've made things a bit better.

Hey Jason, can we get a hotfix on dead semi-tame wolves?

Apparently they're able to kill people even after dying. A couple people have been killed by stepping over the dead bodies. Seems glitched- they've reported no wounds, thus not being able to heal, and being able to pick things up. But then they die to to 'semi-tame wolf.'

I'm guessing you probably copy/pasted the code and didn't check deadly distance again...

Bold ones are my personal biggest annoyances, though I've encountered and hated all of these.

- People planting a shitload of carrots, watering them, then never coming back to pick them so they all go to seed.

- People binge-eating carrots/berries that are needed for compost, or eating the corn that was being dried for stew

- Eves camping in the middle of green, nowhere near a desert or even ponds.

- People letting the main fire die, or putting a rock on it.

- People putting kindling/firewood onto coals I was using.

- People shearing the last sheep, killing the domestic mouflon, etc.

- People fully clothing me, then shoving me onto a large fire in the middle of a desert. Dead in 5 seconds flat.

- Followup: moms getting mad at me when I move to a mid-temp tile rather than starve on a too-hot tile.

Oh there's a ton more, don't worry.

Edit: found some more!

- People wasting the shovel burying every skeleton in sight.

- People stealing the fleece I was harvesting to make their own apron, or the rabbit furs I was collecting to make their own backpack/clothes.

- People emptying the basket you set down for five seconds to use themself, or stealing the cart you were using, etc.

- People putting clothes on babies when there are adults running around naked. Bonus points if the backpack/apron they give the baby has gear like knives, shears, etc. in it.

- People stabbing others for being new, rather than teaching them what they should do instead. Or stabbing for petty reasons, like "wah this person disagrees with me"

- People filling in the sides of a sheep pen and eventually letting them escape.

- People putting the domestic bison/cow in the sheep pen rather than making a separate pen for it, eventually rendering the pen unusable for sheep as there's a shitload of dead calves taking up space.

- People making way more of one thing than we really need. Good example is one life where someone tried to make literally 8 carts when we were on the verge of a water crisis and desperately needed buckets for deep wells. Another example is planting/watering 10+ rows of carrots when we're already struggling to find space for the previous 10 rows they harvested.

- People standing in the way of the forge/smith area. Move your baby fire elsewhere please, its hard enough doing things in the few seconds we have when a forge is lit without having to try and grab things behind your fat heads.

- Prior to recent update, people keeping black-text babies under the very very slim chance that they might not be 'evil.' Civ then dies because they openly welcomed a marked griefer.

- Old people or males "rescuing" [read: stealing] your baby because you left them alone for 2 seconds to go do something rather than sit around eating berries and watching them grow.

- Followup: those same old people / males stuffing a berry in the baby's face every 2 seconds because it dropped a single hunger pip.

Jesus I'm starting to sound like Pein.

I dunno, I like Set It Off's "The Grand Finale" a bit better.

While finding shelter for the end
They begin reflecting on everything
I mean everything
Of the life they spent till then
As smoke and ash fall from the sky
So surreal they hold on to anything
I mean anything
Hoping life won't pass them by

Not rly worth it though, when you can earn more soil profit from using that carrot for compost over having it just eaten by a sheep for a single pile of soil. Think about it: 1 carrot = 1 pile of soil, or 2 carrots = 8 piles of soil. Which is better?

I mean, I guess you could pick 4 and use those both for compost [equating to 16 piles of dirt total], then let the sheep eat the final carrot for an extra pile of dirt. But you could also just use that extra carrot with the 5th carrot of the next batch, and earn 4 times the soil from it.

The only downside is that compost costs more- 12 berries, 2 carrots, a wheat, and some water, to break it down. But even with the added requirements, the profit is much better. Factoring in that you use 4 bowls of that soil total [2 for berries, 1 for carrots, 1 for wheat], you get a profit of 20 bowls of soil to use on other things.

Compare that to using 1 bowl of soil for a profit of 2 bowls in return.

Reminds me of the time I went north from a Tarr Town and found no fewer than 10 and no more than 15 bears just chilling in an area. I died trying to round them up for a pic:

I'm fairly sure he considered it but hasn't implemented it.

He did lower the curse cap from 10 to 8 though. I don't know what happens to those who already gathered 10 curses prior. They might have to live out 3 hours to get out of donkey town instead of one.

Tbh it would've made a little more sense to me to lower the black-text/devil mark to 8, and then add a second tier punishment [donkey town] at 12. You get the best of both worlds that way- drama and panic at having a cursed child born to your town, and the worse griefers get exiled.

[sorry for the double post]

When a person has gathered 8 curses [lowred from the previous 10], they're born in what we call "Donkey Town." That is- they're born as an eve, far FAR waway from uncursed players. The only children they will ever bear are other cursed players like themself.

They'll continue to get spawned like this, over and over, until they've lost a token and get uncursed. Of course, if they're griefers and jump straight back into their old ways, they'll just be sent back next lifetime once they earn another curse to top it at 8 again.

You know, one thing that I've seen work absolute wonders with dog-human food aggression, is practicing petting your dog while it eats. Its better to start as puppies, but can work on adult dogs too if you know what you're doing [and they're not to the point of snapping at you].

You just keep petting them and ignore their growling. Over time, you want to start getting closer to their head/mouth as you're petting them. After repetition for a few weeks, they'll figure out that you're not going to leave them alone, and that they don't have to worry about you as a threat to their food.

I've seen the process from start [snarling, gulping at food, aggressive stance] to finish [practically ignoring you completely] only take a couple weeks for pups. They'll still growl/snarl at warning to other dogs, but that's just establishing boundaries and hierarchy.

You're kinda missing the fact that you don't just get "one of each" or "all three."

It's basically random. There's a higher chance of getting the same breed as the parent than a different breed, but there is a small chance of getting a new breed form the old one. You're most likely to get more German Shepherds, but you could get a Beagle pup too.

This can happen whenever you feed any dog, but only certain dogs produce certain other breeds. For example, Airedales can produce more Airedales, or Schnauzers, or Dachshunds- but they can't produce Chihuahuas.

Also, you can get Chihuahuas from feeding Dachshunds.

That's what I've gathered from testing in the game, for the most part.