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Tell that to the Australian aboriginals.

Really though think back to the first weeks you were playing and had to learn everything. Now imagine doing that now with the whole game throwing you a 180. The only other game changer I can think that could be on this level would be making the berries only give you one hunger pip.

Im just sympathetic for them.

This pretty much sums up my feelings as well. If something like rabbit domestication is coming up, then the extreme play style switch will actually have more of a meaning and not just a "oh you want it spicy huh?" Type of thing, where this difficulty layer is just there for those few people that asked for it. While some of us can take the spice, it's foolish to think that everyone can take it all of the time. If there is maybe a little milk to sooth the burn we can encourage those that actually can take it with a little push.

So time will tell.

I usually change my forum quote every update, but depending on if there is or isn't a better way to combat the temp swings, I might keep it the same this time.

The Mighty wheat field

Preforming goose black magic in the mighty wheat field

Oh man. I left for half a day and now your whole play style has to completely change, and now clothing is ths most important resource? I kinda don't like this at all. I knew there was a bit of change with temp coming up, but this just sounds overkill. I havent played today yet, but now idk if I want to.

Sure jungle was perfect temp, but the death rate was high from mosquitos. Deserts sound like no go zones no matter what now, which is probably the part that has me scratching my head the most.

While I haven't been an eve in awhile, (actually not since the map save bug) it wasn't something I couldn't do and it was actually a nice challenge.

Now I dont even want to play, because if I am an eve now, idk where to even start. I know I could just grind and figure it out but that doesn't sound like fun in the middle of my work week. Its not technically a bug like the non saving map, so i think its gonna take awhile for things to get smoothed out. I guess I'll just leave you guys for figuring this all out, but it sounds like I'm going to be taking a break from OHOL for a few days.

One final note, RIP to these new Chinese players, or any new player. Idk how many are going to keep playing when the game wont even give you a chance to learn what has changed and why you are dying young every life.

Ohhh ok that makes sense. I still wish I could have experienced that stress test with everyone.

Yeah thats it! I assumed that was the new main city just by the amount of bells. When i was there there weren't actually any any bells complete, but two were almost done and another 3 including mine were being set up.

Man those dirty quads..

1 and 2. Signs are usually made by vets and often hijacked to say something else (as you saw lol) you basically have to almost devote your whole 60 min life to building the sign, lettering, and locking if you want a permanent name.

3. With the original main hub two apocalypses ago somebody mapped the whole main hub through screenshots on reddit. I was going to take that and remap it with the connecting towns as well. It can be done, just almost needs a starting point or something we can all reference.

It's funny you say that, but like the first half month I played I tried strictly to eat wild foods. I didn't want to depend on food that I didn't know how to make, which might or might not be there. Now that I know how to make the food I dont do that obviously.. but I imagine people that live off the land when on a supply run like I do help with the food supply.

As for bread I always bake it as a chef. Sure it's a wildcard with the knife aspect of it but that and cooking a couple mutton oversupply can help out for yum. As for the pies, if you're getting those from the wild just be mindful of wild carrots. Don't take the close ones people will need when the carrot cycle needs restarting.

Yeah a different tone each step, maybe a deeper toned chime. It would be welcomed by me. I used to be on the fence about the new Apocalypse, then for it, but now I have sided against it. 

I still go check on every Apocalypse tower I can (as long as it is not like over 10k away) and recommend everyone does the same until we get the different tones.

Only YOU can prevent Apocalypse fires.

See I must just be lucky, but every time I stab a greifer I never get counter stabbed. Sometimes it's in the dead center of town with everyone there. I guess people just recognize me from working or helping and know who not to stab. If anything they feed me and kill my yum bonus.

As for snowballs I've never been consecutively pelted. They can't hit you if you're moving right?

I think we will get those tables eventually.

One is in the trailer after all

Whatever happens, I still feel like the bigger towns almost require clothing and people want and need to wear clothes. When your town has over 20 people running around in it, you need some kind of way to differentiate each other. Smaller settlements not so much obviously. Sometimes it's hard to find your baby in the sea of other babies unless they have something other babies dont.

Chef hats and aprons can be extremely beneficial for workspaces because you can easily tell what is being done. If there's a chef or even two at the kitchen or a bunch of straw hats running around farming, you usually know that section of the village is running and you can focus somewhere else.

I saw jason say that he wants people to put clothes on AND take them off, and I have done that when whatever job I'm doing calls for it.

Last time I was the baker in bell town, me and another guy were both the bakers and both had the chef hats. We were really cranking out food when the shears broke at the same time we ran out of iron. I told the other chef the situation and to keep going the best that he could. I put my chef hat away in the chest near the oven, and closed the lid. I grabbed a nearby wolf hat and told everyone I was getting iron. After horse carting to get iron and make those shears I was able to decide that the one chef (who I found easily by the hat) was enough for our need. I showed him the shears and gave him my knife. I kept that wolf hat on and gathered the farther things like wood for the rest of that life.