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Yeah, I'm aware as you can see I was contributing to another post that you also spoke in. I haven't seen the post from Jason, so we wanted to test, but I'm willing to believe at this point. Especially because I have a feeling that 5th apocalypse killed Albert shortly after I died. Kind of frustrating because I thought Jason turned it off. From my suggestions, you can see I definitely agree that berry farms are the best option, despite the fact you still have to protect the bushes from trolls. Meanwhile, people are currently letting carrots seed all over because the mass are not aware of the worm addition, so let the struggle continue!

I haven't seen anyone comment on them potentially respawning. Although, in the past, a random mother told me not to dig up a soil pit because it slowly refills over time. If this is true, I wonder if the worms also respawn once the soil has refilled to some extent. However, if this is not true, there are some new rules we need to establish. As long as apocalypses don't become the norm, we need to have a way to keep food sources sustainable to some degree.

At all costs, don't waste soil for a non-renewable food source.

This means:
1. Don't let carrots seed. Only get seeds from wild carrots.
2. Don't ever pick wild carrots (not a new rule but more important now).
3. Never use wheat. Yes, this means no more pies.
4. Berries will become the only reasonable massive food stock. Only waste soil on them, but at the same time, we risk griefers shoveling up all the bushes.
5. Over time convert carrots and berries to farm mutton.

Assuming Jason fixes things over time, this shouldn't last forever.
We are looking at potentially 14 soil per pit. Let's make this work!

I have done some thinking about this from a trolling perspective. If I wanted to ruin a community who partially relied on wells, I could just continuously empty the well until it is dry. This wouldn't take much effort because at a maximum of 14 you only need a cart of water sacks + 2 waterable things. I could singlehandedly dry up as many wells as I want if I had many waterable things. Dried wells are COMPLETELY pointless.

Jason you need to do one of two things to fix this (trolling, while it is part of society, needs a function of control or it can kill any game's intentions).

1. Allow a well to be watered when dry (just like a pond), and this makes sense because why would you not be able to add water to a well?!?
2. Allow wells to be destroyed. This provides something for griefers and those who become griefed. If there is a dry well that can be interacted with, it is no longer a PERMANENT waste of a tile. The destruction can give little to nothing back (e.g. the stone and stanchion kit is used to fill the well and is reverted back to plain ground). Not sure if adobe walls can be destroyed, but the same rule should be followed by them. Otherwise, eventually, the world will be filled with unmoveable adobe walls and wells, yikes!

Until this is done, I will do everything in my willpower to prevent people from building wells, cisterns are fine, but wells are broken. It is fine to make the solution difficult and solved by culture, but if culture fails, there needs to be something to do about it rather than a permanent untouchable waste of space.

I haven't seen them disappear, but if there are a lot of items around, the clothing will "fly" to tiles that are open, which may be off the viewable map. Obviously, this could be a bug that I just haven't experienced yet.

This happens to me like once in every few spawns. Sometimes it doesn't let you starve so you quit. It isn't an arctic region, but it just goes to a scrolling quickly white screen with squiggly gray circular structures overlapping each other in different clusters.