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The issue is definitely not that there are too few resources, it's that you need to get a bunch of veterans running around to solve a problem that is impossible to explain or for a new player to solve themselves. The magic barrier systems don't make sense as is, and only serve as a means to stop veteran players from getting things done sooner. At no point can I or anyone else by themselves fix the water issues that pop up in town.

This leads to people dying off at newcomen pump stage if veterans aren't running around in circles making a bunch of rubber.

You're supposed to learn the game from other players. In it's purest form you would learn everything from your elders like we did at the very start of the game.

I find more issues with illogical unexplained items such as the iron system for example because why would putting rocks on a well site unlock iron and doing it again not? Like I get for balance reasons these things exist but when the game is booming all the balancing goes out the window anyways.

Besides the normal race restrictions stuff the fact that only one race has easy access to horses is just plain annoying due to in ability to easily transport them. Change horse spawns to be in the savannah to make travel between towns less annoying. Same issue as always: would really like to see breedable worms to shift the fishing from being so skewed towards harvesting rather than fishing. It's one of the only food methods that gets better with more people doing it and as such means someone is stuck on worm duty if anyone else if fishing. Buff to nets being repairable with thread instead of yarn would be wonderful in these times but I get why it isn't a thing.

When player base is high like this either families need to be toned down in amount of people per family or water stages need to last longer. Water is going way too fast in my opinion and is leading towards needing rubber (which requires a lot of walking) and then requires families to stick around to get gingers to kerosene else everyone fails.

The issue with the engine being able to be deconstructed falls into something Pein always talked about: The how much time something takes to do something vs the time to grief it. It seriously has never made sense that it takes literal seconds to destroy an engine vs the time it takes to build one. It has hasn't made any sense to ever do this so far in my opinion and has only ever been used to grief a town of its resources.

Overall great update though, garlic has been an annoyance and removing the ability to destroy a town water source is great as well.

Edge is the only impossible one.

Buried wolves exist so wolf farming can be done else the despawn timer is an hour which completely ruins a wolf farm. Done it plenty of times.

Pond flooding was removed because you could completely destroy a towns water supply along with ponds by putting water back in. This is due to water being based on chance of deplete vs counting how much is truly in the pond. Spam a bucket against a deep well and you would instantly run the tech to the next level.

Defaced bone piles exist because Jason was having buggy issues with bones in baskets being put into carts. For whatever reason the bones started taking on other peoples names instead of their own. So instead of figuring what was causing the bug he changed bones to only be containable in carts once defaced.

When things are easier to grief than they are to fix/build you end up with issues like the plane has. Without even talking about the kerosene use the things can be completely disabled by building a 1x2 fenced area with a landing strip inside which is just goofy. Yes, you can use maps but A). You need to just run somewhere first or have someone bring you a map of the place you want to visit. At that point why not use a truck? It has more space and only uses the kerosene once. Also, do we even know if that fix works? I'm not trying to be rude when I suggest this but unless someone has actually tested this we don't know if the fix is a fix lol.

Planes aren't used because:
-If you have no landing pad the plane gets yeeted to an Eve spawn location aka the middle of nowhere. This leads to both trolls and unexpecting new players tossing them into the wilderness.
-The have no viable uses currently. You can't fly to the tutorial anymore as a means to balance out iron collection. Planes died so kerosene mining picks would be more viable.
-Incredibly high costs. You can pretty much destroy a whole towns source of kerosene with a single plane which is just plain wacky.

In regards to just the landing strips: Honestly, he just needed to add a second tier of landing strips that require higher tech resources and that would just naturally decay into a passive state. Basically light bulbs + landing strip = Open landing strip. After X hours decays into closed landing strip and you just poke it to turn it back on. This would at least require effort to grief planes which then discourages random people from doing it.

But yeah, planes and airports should just be quick teleports between towns as there's no reason to use them over trucks or even horse carts as their distance is like 10k now and that's like a sub two minute drive in a truck.

This thread is terrible and you should feel terrible for posting it.

It's literally no different than when spoon spams a thread about weekly updates.

Hell, this thread is probably in better faith as they're talking about something actually occurring vs leading people on with something known to not be happening.

We're all playing the INL alpha.

Ohol definitely dead.

I mean look what YaH did with them. Dogs either protect you from wild animals, dig up resources, and something else I forget without peeking. You can make dogs useful. Dogs are useless for the same reason horses run away from you when carted - Because Jason wants you to suffer.

You guys do know you don't have to reply to his trash threads right? I unfortunately can't do anything about him spewing trash everywhere.

Shredded cabbage would look horrible on the crock and would be a visional eyesore.

Every stage of sauerkraut has the kraut tag written on it which could potentially cause issues. However, you can just hover over the item to see what stage it is.
At least this thread makes some sense.

Nice jumping to conclusions. The game was put on sale because he wasn't actively updating it and didn't see the point in keeping it at full price.