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Reminds me of Oregon Trail...

One of your oxen died of exhaustion...

and

Karen has died of dysentery.

I've been wondering about that for a while now. Sheep seem to be at the top of the livestock hierarchy.

Will we ever get cattle?

Meat, milk, leather, cow dung (great for compost!), horns.

Cattle could really be the multi-tasking livestock we are also craving....

Also, I want a burger...

In my mind I was thinking that you would stack the stones outside of the cave (same tile). When you reached the max number of stones, the cave would update to appear blocked or caved in. Bears would not be able to exit the cave.

I think it's important that we be able to reverse a blocked in bear cave, as we do need bear hides for certain things. I think you should be able to dig the cave out with a pickaxe or shovel. Nothing should ever be permanent in the game. Maybe the cave-in would decay similar to other objects?

Buwahahaha! So true! (IRL) Used to go camping high up in the mountains past Yosemite with some buddies. One was a retired Corpsman and he brought along all types of emergency medical supplies.

He brought some cauterizing powder (for deep flesh wounds, fast blood loss) in case of a bear attack or something. He was a little too excited to explain the gory details of how it worked, and I think he was just itching for an excuse to use it.

To get a baseline idea of the difficulty of implementing your suggestion:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voder

Not only would this potentially be a nightmare for Jason, it would be incredibly challenging for players to learn and integrate this skill, especially within our short hour-long lives, which are currently over-burdened with menial tasks.

Grandfather was an engineer before retirement and would often repeat:

"Necessity is the mother of invention."

Absolutely! The lack of fruiting trees has puzzled me.

I suppose that berry bushes fulfill this role by being multi-generational food sources with multiple uses.

Different fruiting trees in different biomes. Would be great. Apples in the greenlands, figs in savannah, maybe mangos in the swamp. It would be great to have these options for pies, of course!

Maybe, as a nerf, when planted, they take one or two generations to grow? Wild trees produce much less than domesticated trees. Maybe the domesticated trees need to be watered every generation or so?

I assume nut trees will come down the road at some point, perhaps olives as well. As Jason grows the tech tree we are inevitably going to need sources of natural or edible oils. If I'm understanding his vision of the food system, you might need oil for cooking as well.

Rubber/natural latex also comes from trees.

Glue for fixing broken things! I hadn't even thought about that. And it would give us another use for the stew pots (when Jason fixes them and they can be reused)!

Waste not, want not

ad nauseam, ad infinitum...

pein, seriously, look at the words you wrote which I highlighted in bold for clarity.

You are so quick to put others down while demanding respect for yourself.

You are quick to claim that you deserve something for your "hard work".

You complain about how others play, ruin your projects/plans/game, but turn around and do things that are equally obnoxious and frustrating for other people. Therefore, your entire point, about people being respectful or efficient or useful in game, loses its credibility.

There will always be bad players, new players, and inattentive players. And even experienced players have rough games. I think the best thing to do is treat others with kindness, patience, and compassion. Those games are often my best lives!

I'm starting to notice at least a small correlation in that players who are often complaining about the way other players game seem to also be players who are most concerned with "efficiency". I also seem to notice that those same players are always whining about someone else ruining their "grand" plans or projects. They often play in an isolated style, rarely asking others for help and assistance.

I wish I could feel sorry for you pein, I really do, but I can't. You annoy the shit out of people> And (fair or not) people are much less likely to feel sorry for you if they don't really like you personally.

Cannot <3 this enough. Thank you!

What about using an ancient concept?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Sis … riculture)

Growing three different varieties of crop on one plot of soil.