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how about- if you hit a certain grief point in curses or in killing-- you're character will be forced into a mushroom reality for several hours.

This means you wont be able to see what's the knife or what's food- and effectively make further grieving a REAL task.

"/clay bowl"

I want to create false ideas and more chaos!!!!

Notes are cool, but to stack dishes is cause for celebration

Pharo- you know what, you're an amazing asshole. It's incredible. Nuances to situations go right over your head, and your version of truth is the only truth, everyone else just can't possibly have a good time.

Like I'm honestly thankful you play this game- not because of your nazi-level stance against 'griefers' but your ability to control the situation -- why the historical and political nuance you introduce but wont even understand will be up their in satisfaction.

But hey, if you go all nazi on my clan, I'll rise up against you. Your sway is limited by those who question those who demand power.

Yah you guys are crazy. I find this all interesting because of it's relationship to the word 'genocide'.

If someone is working hard and stops-- you give them the benefit of the doutb. Many times, my cat pukes/knocks over water/laundry must be retrieved to avoid getting dumped on the floor.

To kill someone over for possibly just going AFK and will come back and work is -insane-

Also- that's going to limit new players- because if you fuck something up really hard- you might get called a griefer-- so you just sit and do nothing and get called a griefer.

You guys are facists "WORK FOR THE SYSTEM OR I'LL KILL YOU!" honestly it's good to allow players to relax, make up folklore and have a story-line to the game play.

Yah I've been seeing this mentality too.

Like I was born in a town with a lot of spare clothes and backpack. Trying to signal "Put this backpack on me" by clicking on it- they tell me to not hump clothes ??

Also as long as you dont hump other players- have fun being ridiculous! I personally took up humping a goose and then had a baby and declared him the goose the father. My children were amendment on protecting their dad, the grand kids were introduced- and i spent my last few moments alone with father goose just holding each other until my death. Everyone was happy we were able to spend quality time together. Like- it really doesn't take much extra thought to make it more ridiculous than disturbing. It is a video game.  Like it's one thing if they're humping all the things- but it's another story if they're in love with commitment!

Watch behaviors of people, if not changey ways or story-line line, consider cursing/killing 'em.

So many teenagers. Gah.

Jason is there anyway to-- ask for the credit card holder's email, and if they get cursed a bunch of times have an automatic email send to the account claiming "Your behavior has been noted on our systems" stating that other players have reported bad behavior in-game. Atleast THIS way you can tell their mama.

Thank you so much for the data! i love this thread.

ALL FEAR THE NEW MOON!!!! hahhahaha

Wow you know- Temple development-- or a place of worship is a pretty interesting/intriguing idea--- it could condone to more folklore and mythology.

As stated in the stop grief thread- I do think it's really important to not try to represent anyone's religion- not only would it piss off people, but it would make players feel preached to.

While weed as a religion is funny--- It could be kind of seen as an attempt to represent Rastafarianism.   While I think it's totally fine if a village of people want to call it the weed religion, the Jesus Religion, Buddhism- WHATEVER-- as long as the implementation of such does not suggest in-game what direction society should go and zero help in giving anyone a clue XD

*sigh* look- just some general advice to life- no one on this earth needs help over-thinking things.

The world needs people who can solve problems simply instead of making them more complicated by over thinking it.

Please do the world a favor and practice simplification, you could actually use your brain smarts and make a difference if you did that.

The best advise I've ever gotten in life was from a professor- who said "Writing the rough draft will shape the future of the project"--- and it's truth. No one will listen to you if your thoughts are so complex it limits possible inspiration for growing the idea in another.  'Final drafts' are only created by one person if you are in school.

I remember in it's first week of launch, I only saw a backpack once for about 3 lives and wondered what it was.

To be honest, I really like the curse system, in that it puts the decision of who to curse in the hands of the players. It being limited to an hour of game play forces the person cursing the individual to be wise about their decisions.

I honestly haven't seen sheep mentality hit over 3-4 people in a village, most players seem to wait til they see it for themselves or are killed. Generally, good people can make good decisions- and we have a lot of good people that play this game (give or take some of you on these forums lol)

So here's a crazy idea Why not have a crafted-wearable item which if worn, you cannot pick up a knife or weapon- or carts, nor can you wear a backpack! It forces the player to give up power in the game-- and in return you become what would be akin to a 'medicine man' in tribal times. This 'medicine man' power would allow the player wearing said item would be-able to heal.

Now, not being a fan of 'honky-dory' endings all the time- so maybe putting a catch in of a cool-down time in how often you can use the ability.

There should be a note-able relationship with this item and weapons- if you have even touched a knife or a bow in your in-game-life, you cannot pick up the +healing item. And if you once held/wore the item, but then picked up a weapon--- both scenarios will render you 10 curses worth of shade.

The item could be a jade crown or a highly detailed cape of some sort or something on the blue or purple shade to make it really stand out