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Though I would like some regular ol' numerals for the sake of convenience, and so I can say, "ihav3pie" at age 8, instead of, "I have" "three" "pies! XD" because the ecksdee is completely necessary, I. . . Don't have any arguments in support of the current system! I'm sure there's probably some sort of code-reason as to why, but I'd really like to be able to give people a solid answer when they come at me with a basic question even if I'm a toddler.

"You! Child! How many people are in this village?" asks some random, wandering elderly woman. "Four" responds the village toddler, only to have the elder run off as they continue their response sluggishly because they typically type too fast to realize they only are able to speak four letters at a time, and have to adjust which takes them a small moment of realization, "teen"

The Sketchy:

Tends to walk around doing whatever it is that they do, but just giggling, "Hehehehehe. . ." as soon as they're able. Often not up to no good, but never really talks or anything. . . Just "Hehehehe. . ." whenever they pass people. Tend to be stabbed for being so sketchy as people tend to think they're a griefer.

I demand Shakespearean-style clothing! DEMAND it!

I can already imagine mothers asking, "Are you playing through Steam?" and the answer is damning no matter what. I imagine a Steam-ite would get tired of being abandoned for being so over a week of playing, and would just start abandoning us normies upon finding out who we are. 'Cause you know it's gonna happen.

+3! Couple good ideas posted up in here.

Holy shit, the world is flat?

Hmm. . . A survey. . .

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He's the mastermind behind the advertising bots! D: Trying to figure out what our age range is, to specially tailor his ad-bots to target us! D:

*jokes*

That would actually make me overeat, as I tend to generally just like being fat in games where it's an option, especially through gameplay mechanics.

I want the middle ages.

Like, I'm talkin' fancy pointy shoes~ Tunics~ Longswords~ Mutton~. . . Horse-clothes. . . The whole nine.

It would be nice, and I assume pretty simple, if there was like, some kind of item you could make out of bonechips or sommat like a comb. Like, give every model a second hair variation based on whether you used the reusable comb or not.

Sounds like a bad age to hold a knife in your backpack.

I personally like the idea of playing parallel to friends. When there's a big city, odds are, both of you -may- end up in that same city. You guys could just make some kind of codeword that you say to practically everyone, and if someone responds with the other codeword, well there's your bud! . . . Unless your friend is born to an Eve that just abandons them. But like Jason brought up in another thread (not his exact words), it would be pretty shit if there was a way to allow people to directly play with eachother, like twins, only to have villages densely populated by people who only use discord to communicate, and never actually try speaking to the ordinary people around them.

I personally have seen that as pretty common with other team-focused games, like, for example, Guns of Icarus; a game about manning a ship with three other people. If the three people are in some kind of clan or are together with discord, they tend to forget all about the game's built in voice chat and ignore the unaffiliated person on their ship.

Or it's common with Youtubers for this game, even. Someone in the game will ask them a question or tell them not to do something dumb like eat the seed row, but they're too busy recording and talking to the audience that they more or less don't care whatsoever about the regular player that was clearly speaking to them.