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Jason including murder is not an endorsement of griefing. You can grief without killing, and in fact, killing is the only solution to a griefer. Removing it would make people like yourself a worse problem. He is obviously aware of the existence of your player type, and having murder and curses shows he at least wants players to have options to remove you from their game experience in both the short and medium terms. Over time, your lifetime curse score will go up making your threshold lower and your duration longer in donkey town, causing you to have less and less of an effect on our gameplay. You're a parasite, we live best without you and you cant even exist without us.

Shrimp don't break skewers so as long as you dont use them on certain other tasks they will never break. Using a skewer for almost anything other than farming doesnt use any of the uses, but just always returns a weak skewer(last use) regardless of how many uses it had before.

Sugar cane for some reason only works with a steel axe and not the hatchet so farming it for fuel is bad, and should just be seen as a mildly beneficial waste product until or if Jason changes it. I dont really get what your point is about shovels, because im saying we should make more shovels and less steel hoes. If your civ has piles and piles of iron and all the tools then go for it, but if you have other tools that are needed you shouldnt be making hoes. Each hoe is one less iron for planes and engines and pumps. Assuming compost and no other iron, You can make more food with two shovels and stone hoes than you can with one shovel and a steel hoe. Chances are, that steel hoe will break long before the shovel does if its only used for composting. If you never made engines and pumps then it wouldnt matter, all that iron could keep a village alive for a very long time, if you have enough wells for water regen to supply your needs. But we do make thinks like planes and pumps and machine tools and those need a lot of iron so there is no point in wasting it on something that can be achieved without using iron.

Basically, You will only see something like the steam workshop or a mod portal in the client if Jason decides at some point to make the game have a single player option other than running your own server. If you are so inclined, you could decide to do that yourself though and add in a mod portal. As for a modding community, there already is one on github; right now there are 127 forks of the game and awbz's fork has been forked nine times. For a game that has so few active players currently and no official modding support, I think they are doing alright.

Are you ignoring the data that ferna has provided us? There is a soil and water saving on doing a double till with stone hoes. Saving soil, and water, saves iron. Every steel hoe is one less shovel. If you have a lot of iron, its not the end of the world making a hoe, but since everything both mundande and fun in this game depends on iron at the end of the day, every one you use is one less you have. If you dont have compost, a steel hoe is useless unless you have more than six or seven soil deposits that are untouched by the time you fire up the forge to make said hoe. Even making a knife would be more worth while, as you could free range a sheep or two and get a bit of compost going. I guess you can do that without a knife but you cant let the sheep go crazy unless you protect your carrots. Sharp stones are the main non-renewable input in that cycle, and if you spend time planting a decent field of milkweed, you can make a number of hoes and stone hatchets and have more to spare. Doing a double tilling before compost for milkweed makes even more sense because that same field of milkweed will save enough soil to replenish the bushes a couple times potentially. An average stone hoe is able to make a bit more than two hoes worth of milkweed doing double tills. Do this for a while and you will have a bunch of hoes in the farming area and a few lassos to bring back to camp (pls bring as lasso, will be harder for noobs to make something useless with the rope).

I dont see how it would be beneficial to Jason. Or modders. He already released the source code for the game, and since its multiplayer, mods only are going to ever be a thing on other servers. He doesnt like zoom mod(I use it, but just saying), and has turned down a lot of content that people have tried to bring to him. He doesnt want help working on the game. Unless he releases a standalone, single player version one day, I dont see this ever being a thing. Also im pretty sure Two Hours One Life is dead.

Well it depends on what you are optimizing for. If you want to minimize iron usage, grow milkweed and make stone hoes. If you want to save labor, then use steel hoes. Definitely use skewers as eve, but if you set at least one to the side, and plant milkweed with it you could make at least one hoe per skewer. If you can recruit one of your children to grow some more explicitly for hoes, then you can have a big farm by the time the forge is fired up. If I had my way, the only time the steel hoe would get used is to plant milkweed, single till if you already have compost and double till for milkweed if there is none or soil isn't very abundant. A steel hoe gets lots of uses, but you will still go through many, so by the time you dry up your deep well and go for the pump, your village may have gone through 3-6 steel hoes depending on the RNG. That is potentially over 100 compost cycles you could've done. Growing extra milkweed for hoes will require more compost, so you get more of the side food products, and with the new need for fleece for nets, I dont think anyone is gonna be complaining. By the time your village has ancient walls, if you only used skewers and then steel hoes, you will easily have used more than 10 iron, which is kinda unnacceptable imo. One compost cycle produces almost enough food to feed a fully clothed adult, and it is enough if they warm up every once in a while, which makes shovels far more important because there is no option other than the steel shovel. Using stone hoes saves precious iron in exchange for a different non-renewable in sharp stones. Fortunately, those are far more abundant than iron, and with just a regular cart, you can bring in enough to make more hoes than you will need in your lifetime.

But food, in relative abundance is the basis of civilization. As we get more foods, yum becomes an even more powerful food saving mechanic. Instead of having to eat raw, domestic food and wild, non-renewable food, you could soon do a whole life yum chain entirely on a mixture of simple and complex cooked foods(you can now but, you need basically all the cooked food, whereas soon there will be more food types than needed). Having more kinds of food also creates less strain on individual ingredients, and requires more farm plots(potentially in different spots) increasing the effort needed to grief the whole farm. Shrimp is stored on skewers and not plates, which is super exciting, grow able food storage anyone? Once the plates are covered in pie, and there are vats of stew and turkey broth, we normally stop producing more food save for watering the bushes and carrots. Back to more yum sources, when the number of foods outstrips your ability to eat different foods in a lifetime(save for inefficient eating), the mental burden of finding yum goes down. If you need to eat all the foods available, its harder than if you have twice the number of foods than you would need to yum your whole life. Elder productivity could skyrocket, and could even begin passing on their clothes at like 50 because they have more extra pips than they could use naked in those 10 minutes.

She has the look of ,"If you dont like this cake im gonna make murder and im supposed to make cake". She means well even if she is crazy.

There is no purging though. And they do want the scolding. Im guilty of giving into it but knowing the name actually doesnt help. Likely, by the time you see the name in this thread its too late to curse and you should only curse when you have seen the situation with your own eyes, since anyone could just try to send people to donkey town as grief too. Lets not say their names.

Pfft, We don't need to develop a new technique, we already have bows and knives. This guide contains no new information that we didn't have already. I don't play this game to babysit and make sure people aren't being stupid, i'm just gonna kill them if I see it happening. I would personally be a lot less irritated with these posts if they didn't try to pretend they were doing it for some higher good. I gave them a better strategy for achieving their supposed goal of helping eve camps. If griefing towns actually helped eves, then they should just get better at pvp and kill all the girls. Its a lot of wasted time making pit bulls that probably wont kill off the whole lineage. A developed town that looses a lot of people can be back to its original pop in about 10 minutes if you just focus on raising babies.

***Youre basically saying, "Don't be mad about someone destroying what the hundred other people worked on or else you're an idiot", which is also adding nothing to the conversation and clearly was just said to be contrarian. Being mad doesn't do anything, but its still a valid feeling when wronged and you aren't stupid for feeling it. ***

Who goes on the internet and not only admits to being an asshole, but teaches others how to be one and somehow expects people not to be mad? If you dont want the hate: 1) Dont post your fuckery, 2)Don't do the fuckery, 3) Dont teach the fuckery. Its pretty simple.

If you want to help eves /die and go live in an eve camp. Since cities have the most players, the first time someone logs in in a day they will almost certainly be born to big cities; noobs dont /die and are more likely to end up in a city for the few lives they play in a session. If they're really new, they wont get area banned for a while, because they keep dying, and will likely not end up in an eve camp. You are helping to kill eves by sending bad players their way. Lots of people dont want to play in eve camp so you are actually possibly pushing people who will grief eve camps towards them.  The (almost) weekly server restarts even further help the eves.