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Hi, wondible, thanks, that makes a lot of sense. So, a good chance the issues will be fixed if you look in on it later, got it.

You wouldn't happen to also know why some names in the family trees are so much larger than the rest? It's not massively important, it's just bugging me. Like in that Savannah family tree - https://wondible.com/ohol-family-trees/ … id=3071804 - Hope, Patria, Sierra and Hope (again) are in these large bubbles. It's not connected to how many children they've had or how long they lived... It's not connected to me somehow, I haven't played these characters, I just can't figure it out.

Only loosely related, but are family trees broken? I love them but so often they don't show names and I can't tell what number I was. Or they just seem to be wrong. Like, I was in the Savannah family today, and look at this, it can't be right. https://wondible.com/ohol-family-trees/ … id=3071804 and it doesn't tell me anything :-(

Yes, I think we'd all benefit from calming down, but I guess that this game just reflects life all too damn well. But I get it. Recently I was in a village that had loom and wanted to learn how to make clothes. It was a lot of work - feeding the sheep, sheering them, making yarn, and when I made cloth and wanted to actually make the clothes someone else took it. Then someone killed all the sheep. But it's kind of nice to be upset about something that doesn't matter.

My third life ever I was born someone told me I was "in a Bobo camp"? I starved pretty fast. I still don't know how people can tell it's him and not literally any other arsehole and maybe it doesn't matter. I just find this game fascinating as a social experiment? It's touching that most people choose to cooperate and teach and build for the good of everyone, even though they will not see the fruit of their work after they die. It speaks to my soul as an atheist, lol.

wondible, thanks a lot, especially for the tip about looking for clothes outside of town, that didn't occur to me!

Legs, u a tough mom! Obviously do what you want but I'd just like to say that I was answering the question "are you new" with "y" long after I knew how to feed myself and use a backpack. There is new as in playing for the first time and new as in, I've just learnt how to survive, new as in I've just learnt to farm, so on...

Fish, I bring up Bobo, cause people mentioned him to me in the game, I don't know what the deal is and googling him wasn't useful. You don't have to answer my questions obviously, but there's no need to be like that.

Karrots, thanks! Is it bad I didn't know trousers had storage? I love bp, yes, I always try to give my children bps. Back when that child demanded I give him mine, he was like "I will die without it" and I was like "same". Very useful. And thanks for explaining how the leaders get selected. I haven't really been paying attention to the gene score at all.

Thank you both for advice, especially about the leader position. Good to know I could always do nothing. The moral support idea is great, I like it when leaders do it, though it may come in hollow from someone who has no idea if the town is going to run of water in five seconds or if we are, in fact, thriving.   I forgot I could curse people.

About the evil babies though, doesn't feeding them lead to evil adults who can wreack havoc on the village? Is the idea to give everyone a chance?

Hey, I was in that family a few generations back! My name was Ursula and I brought up 4 girls. I'm looking at the family tree right now and can see the whole story right there. Your girl Miracle lived to a ripe old age, that's nice. It's a pity that the promising town was basically ended by griefers. It seems to be the case so often.