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I was having this problem occasionally, turns out it's a hot key that hides all people and animals when you press 'H', it can be reversed by pressing 'H' again. I starved a few times this way before someone told me what was going on.

Is anyone getting past the recent clicking issues?

It seems like he does care about overeating since he recently introduced the stomach overflow mechanic to avoid wasting pips from overeating. That might not be his whole reason for adding that, but I believe it was one of his stated reasons.

Is the new version out yet? I find I often have issues with functionality when using an out of date version (but not always). The last couple of days I've been playing the vanilla game because I can't interact with a lot of objects this update using the outdated version.  Works fine for me though when my mod is up to date, other than accidentally using hotkeys that I don't know about =p

I came across a group of gingers last night building an oil rig in a snow hut while I was migrating to a town that needed blacks according to some old man that showed me a map.

Also was born in a town that had diesel engine and everything needed to get oil. A ginger came along and was welcomed to take some supplies for oil and left her baby for me to raise.

Takes longer to get to oil now, but we're still getting there.

Open the chat box by hitting enter and then type a slash, then hit enter. Should reset it.

In response to OP, you do have access to items in your backpack or any (non-locked) box: just right click to pull out an item, and continue right clicking to cycle through them.

It would be nice if more items were stackable in multiples of themselves, like round stones, flint chips, and carrots are.

And if I had a nickel for every time I was on route to light a long shaft and ended up making a sledge by accident on the way there... I'd probably have like 35 cents.

Would be nice if the pathfinding worked for regular doors too.

Anyway, good quality of life update. The pine floors and walls add a nice touch to towns, looks really good.

What does a typical "mono diet" look like? I suppose it's comprised mostly of mutton pie, but I imagine there's a few other things in there too like the odd berry when young. I'm also interested in particular about the number of bites of each food taken in one life time.

Usually I'll get to yum chain of ~16 in a life without ever breaking the chain. I'm tired of people offhandedly dismissing yum as less efficient when I feel they're probably similarly efficient. I want to compare a typical mono diet to my typical yum diet so I can see for myself. Even if yum is a little less efficient I probably do it anyway because of the extra perks it gives and because I like it, but I want to know.

Mutton pie certainly is very efficient, but when choose not to yum due to lack of food options it feels like I need to eat so much more.

This is really cool.  I hope i find the opportunity to play a lot this weekend.

ugh.  here i was earlier today, after starting to read about the difficulties caused by a flood of new players, wondering if i could log in and /die tonight to be #1 off my rating from last week, assuming i'd be taking a slight hit to my rating doing so.  Little did i know i could have been actively doing that this whole time to achieve it.

Does restricting it to 3 years old solve it?  If your Gma is still alive, i think it might not unless you have at least 1 sibling that dies younger than normal..

The way you treat other people is more important than either one.  The point of my post was to encourage you to grow on the sentiment you expressed in the original post in a positive way.  Since then you've gone in the complete opposite direction to the point of saying things that contradict your original post.  I'm starting to think i misunderstood the whole point of this thread.  It seems there's some prior history here which i'm unaware of, so i'll take Slinky's advice from here.