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Both Suzy and I tried to talk to her. We both told her, several times in fact, that we DO NOT NEED another berry farm, and we had been clearing the space for our own project, not so she could plant berries. As far as I cared by the time I suicided, she was a griefer that was trying to sabotage efforts to improve the village. I was considering cursing her, but decided I didn't care enough to. That town has been hit by enough grief that at this point I really don't want to live there again.

Let's throw another level of confusion on this topic. When I'm getting on to 40 and not expecting to have any more kids, I will usually give the clothes, backpack, apron, or whatever else I might be wearing or using to my next born baby. Minus any knives, of course... I either hold on to those or give them to the shepherd, cook, or trapper if I can find them and they don't already have one.

The idea that someone can take the stuff I've given off of my own back from my kid irritates me to no end. I don't care if you think it's communism, who made it, or what else is going on in your head. I've passed the torch and given my tools of my trade to my kid. If you think you deserve it more and want to take it from my kid... screw you. Those were MY gear, and I gave it to MY kid. If you wanted it so bad, you could do MY job, whatever I was doing, which I typically teach (if necessary) my kid to do and let them take over.

I've learned my lesson, though, and have started waiting until my kid is old enough or close to old enough that nobody can just swap their gear like that. After the last time an adult swapped my kid's crown with a wool hat, new backpack (with my pie and snares) with a worn backpack, and apron (with needle and thread) with a fur coat, and then stole and ran away with my cart full of baskets, I've learned not to trust ANYONE to leave my kid's gear alone.

For my part, the Onelife Plus family health window helps a lot when I'm trying to decide whether to stay as a boy or try to respawn as a girl. If I spawn as a boy and I see less than around 4 total fertile or young girls listed, I suicide and try to come back as a boy. If the family is healthy, though, I'll stick it out and get some work done. Boys can do a lot of work without having to worry about suddenly having a kid to take care of.

That said, I don't think that boys should be completely discounted as viable in an eve camp. I had a son (bless his heart) that made sure that the nursing mothers had enough food lying around. Burdock roots, eggs, wild carrots, and onions. And it made me realize... that's something I can and should be doing as a boy in an eve camp: Providing for the mothers!

On the other side of things, I'm getting better at caring for a kid while I'm working... assuming the kid wants to be taken care of. I've started to decide, "I just ain't got the time to chase after runaway babies". But I've had a few kids that I've taken care of while still managing to gather a full cart of rabbits.... with the assistance of the pie I stuffed in my backpack, haha.

In any case, a well played boy is as much an asset to a camp as a birthing girl. I understand wanting to preserve the family line, but boys shouldn't be abandoned just because they're boys. If you have a few fertile girls, keeping a boy could mean the difference between starving or not... as long as that boy is smart enough to help provide!

Which comes back to communication, I guess. Especially in an eve camp, you need to communicate needs. Nursing mothers need food. Send someone to get food.

For the most part, the steam users aren't aware that there are forums anywhere outside of steam and don't go looking for them. A sticky topic in the steam community would alleviate that problem.

For my part, if there are forums outside of steam, I will preferentially go to them. Because for the most part, the people in the forums in the steam communities are at least one of: Toxic, Idiotic, Rude. It's hard to have a discussion about anything that's broken or try to pin bugs without someone coming in, trying to be "helpful" by posting their workaround... and then they get offended when you tell them you're not looking for workarounds, you're trying to pin down where exactly the bug is so it can be reported and fixed. Every so often, someone will go through the oldest of the forum posts they can find and start responding to them, necroing post after post, annoying the hell out of the community. If you post an opinion, be prepared to have someone be offended by the existence of your opinion, and try to start a flame war with you.

The steam community is... well... not a good place, and to be quite honest I'd be glad if the toxic elements of the steam community forum stayed in the steam community forum.

Raw Beef + sliced carrot (sharp rock / knife alone in bowl) + chopped onion (sharp rock / knife alone in bowl ) in crock = beef vegetable stew.

And make onions farmable.

Alternately, use corn kernels in place of onion. Or beans.

Or just use both recipes. I mean, only having one possible stew recipe kinda sucks. Let's expand the menu!

OneTech is gospel, and we can not and should not do our own independent research to verify the integrity of the information given by OneTech.

Also, Jason does not deserve any kind of vacation and is at the mercy of the OneLife playerbase's demands for updates now, Now, NOW!

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I thought it was wierd that your install file defaults to the location of the file, rather than an explicit location in program files. That could be why people are losing their install; they're looking for it in the program files directory, where it should be, but it's in their downloads folder.

Bean plants could have a byproduct of a Vine left behind after all the beans are picked. Braided vines can make a sturdy enough rope. So, maybe have 3 vines in a pile, use hand to make vine rope? And since vine rope has a fairly limited time before it hardens in place, you could need to use it fairly quickly before it becomes "hardened vine rope" and becomes useless, except to chop up into kindling.

Probably not, since I only started the game last night. I've been loving it, though. Mostly. I did get to see three murders in three lives in less than an hour and a half earlier today. That was a little disheartening to see. I don't know if it was three different murderers, or the same person that was simply getting into the same towns as me and murdering. It's a little disheartening to think that there are people that play this game that will grief and murder and otherwise just ruin things for no other reason than to destroy.

It's easier to destroy than it is to create. These people are destroying the work of generations, just because they can. One person can, in a matter of minutes, destroy what has taken dozens of people hours to build. And they don't see anything wrong with it. They like to do it even. They fiercely defend their right to destroy. They'll do whatever it takes to get around any measures in place to prevent them from doing so.

It's a rather sad statement about human nature, and what we're willing to do... even eager to do... when there are no real consequences to our actions.

She said, she said. 'Nuff said. This isn't going anywhere, and I'm surprised it's still going and hasn't been shut down by a mod yet. They've already started handing out warnings, yet both sides are still going at it. It was two days ago. It doesn't matter anymore. Chill out and let it go.

I see it. I have the same question. The game looks completely identical, except with some UI differences due to being on mobile. Dual Decade also has another game on the play store called "Dash or Defend", so it's very likely that it's not by Jason himself, since I haven't seen anything about Jason having another game he's working on.

So that leaves the question of: Did Jason approve his source to be modified, and used commercially on the google play store? If he didn't, this is clear copyright violation.