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I had a great Eve mother once. She was great at directing us children into projects and forbis us to go north into the swamp untill boars that roamed there were cleared out. Unfortunatly, she died young from a snake bite. We finished her arrows and exterminated boars, went to find iron and killed all snakes in the desert she died. She may have left us too early but she founded a village which lasted 28 generations.

I have yet to die of yellow fever unintentionally. Maybe add different kind of snakes in a jungle to balance it a bit so it is higher risk but if you kill them you get a really good food source.

Plant milkweed, the problem will just get much more severe.

If you have shovel and chisel start making a pen from belltower bases. If you don't have iron tools you can make it from oven bases but adobe can be hard to find. Even if you don't finish it you can lay groundwork for next generation, leave a bowl of berries and carrot in it and a rope and give the task to next generation to find a mouflon.

There is a bug with Steam where it overwrites your settings and forces you to replay the tutorial as it thinks you haven't done it yet. Just rush to the end of it and light a torch.

Using book on baby... Now I'm imagining hiting baby on the head with a book to make it smarter.

I'm horible.

The best time to teach is when you are too old for kids as then you can type long sentences and aren't distracted by giving birth. I ask my students what do they want to learn or if they would want to learn whatever I have resources to show. I must be frank - I still haven't taught forging to anybody in-game due to time sensitivity.

Also, when you are left without fertile females that is a fantastic time to teach as there is no pressure - nothing you will do won't last anyway. You can either teach or prepare village for potential Eve spawn.

I have seen notes by the forge saying "two iron veins to the north".

There is already a heavily modded version of the game called 2 hours one life where some of your suggestions are implemented. Or so I heard, I haven't played it myself but there is definitely a male parent needed in vicinity for a baby spawning to happen.

birth control I don't agree with your views as it will needlessly complicate things but I see where you are coming from. Abandoning babies is already a method of family planing (cruel one I admit) and it makes you appreciate those lives where you get capable parent and a thriving village where you don't have to focus solely on eating.

inventory with aprons and backpacks you already have a personal inventory system. If you put 3 things in a basket and fill a chest with four such baskets you can get 12 items on a single square. Maybe I'm a bit biased as I remember the times when items didn't stack at all and the fact that we can now stack plates still makes me happy when I see it. Items stacking is the way forward and I hope we'll get more such options in the future. I really hope we'll get ability to stack mutton next or at least place it into basket.

typing capacity I don't think present system prevents communication. Actually, I find it great how game system made teenagers have to use abbreviations to express themselves and elders can drone on and on.

First one could be: Don't take ANYTHING from the forge.

A nephew waltzed into a camp proudly carrying a lasso.

He though he made a snare.

Newbies are adorable.

Haven't had a last name yet in any life I lived tonight.