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I don't agree here. In fact it gives new players a focus what to do. And when you can't do a thing you ask someone and may learn how it works (for the next life) while watching someone doing stuff.

I really really love this. Especially because Jason coupled it together with the genetic fitness.

And for the high potential players (who might feel limited now): Just coordinate things. You can't do everything alone any longer. It's so much more fun for all of us.

Disappearing rabbits are fine. I like the idea that you see a familiy's tech level on what they are wearing.

Make backpacks decay and bring back the rabbits over a long time (let them repopulate in some player generations) so that we can still eat them in later times (For ze yum chain!). But give us some other containers please.

We have clothes of the 1900s but running around with fur backpaks from stone age. This has confused me all over the time. Just add some new containers. One made from linen and one made from leather. For example:

http://bethlehemtradingpost.com/bags-an … n-line.php
Hand Sewn Linen Haversack - to carry two small items (like a tomato and a knife)

https://www.instructables.com/id/Leather-Rucksack/
Leather Rucksack - like backpack (could be made from cows or pigs leather maybe)

Last but not least: Making leather brings us new jobs.

Just an extended idea of slowing down people: What about new text like: "Hunt Adam Disney". The more people say it, the slower the guy gets if he is in a range of the people who said it. It would make griefing much harder. The guy could only sneak around people, making the people pay more attention. Players could run away easily, the Griefer would have much more trouble.

It would require a community and a suspicion (Like someone behaves strange or already killed one). So Griefers would still get chances, but the more griefing, the more complicated it gets for them. Wiping out whole villages would not be that easy any longer.

Hand Pump + Hungry Work = Balanced idea (I guess).

Guys, I did not necro this thread for complaints. I was just wondering why there have been no weekly updates lately. Because I'm always (very) excited about the new things that Jason implements.

Too much zeroes. Thanks to Turnipseed.

According to here and steamspy he sold about 65000 copies, most for $20.
https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewt … 889#p47889

That's about $ 1.3 million. Let's say he can keep 50% (Tax, Steam, Server, Website) and still has $ 700,000. It is probably more. (Steam keeps 30% and maybe some taxes.)

"Get reborn" button > Griefers

Here is my idea, I call it "Lists of difference"

Killers kill. Griefers grief. You can only log Killers. Logging Griefer behaviour is impossible (Kidnapping, opening the sheep pen, eating all berrys, hiding tools, wasting ressources).

If someone gets often cursed AND is a Killer quite often, then there is a huge indicator for that person beeing also a griefer.

Just log two seperate things:
1. How often got someone cursed (Unique curses, by Player-IDs). => If Toxic curses Twisted a hunded times, it counts just as a single curse. If Toxic gets cursed by 50 unique players it counts as 50 curses. This shows you who is very hard cursed by the community.

2. How often did a Player-ID kill someone. => Like Toxic killed 40 people in a week.

Create two lists and sort them by the amount of "unique curses" and "kills in a specific time". Check them manually! If a player is on top of both lists and the values are far away from average, punish the player.

You could add a devils tail, as long as you want.

I had a similar idea, written in bad english. Maybe you just read it? (It was a very similar thing, but a key and a door instead of fence and stone)

https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewt … 962#p51962

I like your idea!!!

The fact is that the game only becomes more realistic when ownership is introduced and ownership can be inherited.

An Idea:

People live in houses, which can be inherited. You lock houses so that you can secure your property there. In OHOL I can not secure anything at the moment, just hide something behind a tree or carry it very far away. The only currently inheritable is my clothes and the contents of my backpack. But that does not have such great value for my descendants to strive for a lifetime. There is anarchy and everyone owns everything. Or rather, everyone comes too easily to all objects. The resources are well distributed throughout the world, and as Eves keeps spawning everywhere, there is no reason for envy, war or conflict.

There would have to be some kind of key that you can not duplicate and that fits only a single door. Although I can currently assign a letter for a key and a lock, the code can be posted outside the game, so security is quickly over.  Inheritance is therefore difficult to achieve. It only promotes reincarnation and the locked property does not benefit anyone in the meantime. At some point too many players would know the code and there is anarchy again. Or nobody knows it. There must be something in between. A "special" key.

This special key can be passed on to anyone (For example, by command: "I pass on to Jason" and the player's answer Jason: "I want inherit".) It fits, as I said, only in a unique single door. The possession of such a key could be represented with a necklace. To make it clear, it's not an item like a pie or a knife. It's an access right that is visualised by something like a necklace. You carry it like a hat or boots. The key can not be take off by the player himself but is inherited if both players want it. After all, you also have to be able to deny a legacy.

If the Key Carrier is murdered, the key will remain with the corpse as long as it is bloody. After that, anyone can take it even if he is not relative. If a player dies without first inheriting, everyone can instantly take the key. It is not a (last) will, but a handover. Only that one who owns the key can go through the door.

My descendants would choose to be my heir, since there can only be one heir. They would protect and defend their possessions, expand and re-inherit them. From generation to generation, ownership grows and only the best assert themselves and become heirs.

Good neighbors are of course important, maybe a city wall. There would be settlements of high value after some time.

Anyone who has property can trade. At some point the resources in the area will run out. Traders will come and offer me goods that I pay for with a portion of my property. Robbers will come and try to break in. As I said, good neighborliness will be important. Cities and settlements and fortifications and trading posts are created.

If I am born again, I have absolutely no guarantee that I will get "my property" back. That's a change to the existing locks and keys (Which of course should still be implemented).

As settlements grow, so do the birth rates. Resources become even less. OHOL humanity will emigrate and build neighboring cities. Some may build factory towns, others build agriculture. Maybe there are also airports and a road system.

Someone with property will have to be productive otherwise. But that only gives players the time to trade. Maybe one player has a Newcommen Lathe, the other an iron store. The two have to act. Another does not produce anything by himself, but lives on the sale of cars that he gets from other houses. There are many possibilities.

To make it short: Handover without fixed letter code for lock and key. Only one heir to each key carrier. Only one door per key.

I think because they were naked and that might not be allowed. Then they had not much time to change it in a good looking way. So they "just put some clothes on". All three persons in this picture are covered with some additional clothes. They have a sharper resolution.