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I miss the old combat system, I kinda liked having small duels with other players. I remember on the OneCityServer, some players banded together to make an arena, just for having bow/sword duels. The new system has its advantages, but I'll miss the dodging and tricking players

Maybe if they go to war, it'll make the arc more interesting

You have to declare war for a sword to work. Say WAR in the target family's language (Only one side has to), or PEACE in their language (Both sides must do it) to either enable or disable war swords between families. Once at peace, both families have to declare war in the other's language to enable war swords again.

Also only elders are able to do this, so old age is important now

Either:
A link to Mofo's thread
The sheep grandma
Flying over the rift
Crusader for J A S O N

I've made a few cow ranches with them, and once I made a prison where I starved bad children. I almost regret it, but the kids deserved it

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

I play regularly, and none of these click for me. The only thing that does is seeing snow and wanting to make a snowball, but it's been that way for years

You're not forced to live a life. There's just a price for every /DIE, meaning you don't spam them and break the mothers' hearts. You can still use them to escape a shitty town though, just not 12 times in a row

Yeah, I was Al-e-x Miu, whilst Langundo was Al-i-x Miu. Very confusing. Anyway, I would assume that the safehouse would be gone if the town was indeed abandoned. The safehouse was a clay structure surrounded by a property fence, and it had room for cows and vital farms, with the idea being a place to hide away from other families. When I built it, it was very popular. Someone even left a rose in the box for my efforts.

Also, I was inspired by Langundo and made this last life

tbh if it was a short number I'd just type it out. "One more kiln" and "Four more iron"
Also the time it would take for such a system to become common knowledge would take too long. You do you, but I'm going to stick with roman numerals