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Some time ago Jason rolled back, either intentionally or accidentally, the spawn algorithm change that distributed babies more equally among families. I'm not sure why he did that, maybe to ensure we have big towns again? That actually goes against the idea of having multiracial towns which is required now, so still not sure of the logic behind that. Either way, we're now at a situation where not only is it nigh-impossible to Eve, it's also very likely all your effort is for naught as the line is almost bound to die out within a few generations.

Last I counted from old footage, berry bushes used to hold 8 berries, as did bowls.

It's a bug that was introduced recently and only works on kids AFAIK. Strangely and conversely, I was actually unable to feed my AFK mother in one game, as if she were full, but she then starved just a moment later.

>deep well village
>cannot immediately deal with a griefer without anyone innocent dying

Looks nice, but is about as usable as a Mini as a station wagon.

Was born there a few hours ago. Needless to say it didn't take long of dealing with literally no space till everyone there moved to the nearby bell town. Gma gave it a go though, and tried breaking down the plaster walls to make more space, but it wouldn't have been even remotely close to enough, even if she had succeeded in taking all of them down.

I get that it was never meant for more than 1-2 people, but any kind of building like that with a full set of farms, animals, etc. is a noob trap that just leads to possibly generations of families living in an agony of stunted potential and hours of inconvenience. Probably best to not even build such contraptions, at least not too far from towns for noobs to settle them as their own separate settlements.

Nice triple-post @jcwilk. In all seriousness, this forum badly needs multi-quote functionality, and a number of other QoL features that makes replying to multiple posts or points within one reply a hell of a lot easier. Excluding the graphics, you'd think this board was put up in 1995.

Twins, I can agree, are often a wild card, but triplets, let alone quads, I very rarely have seen grief, and have never seen abuse the curse system. In my experience this phobia against quads comes from people who themselves don't quad, and relies purely on extremely unlikely hypotheticals.

As others have noted, banning multiples from cursing was a rift thing, and even then was overkill that did more harm than good. Now the rift is gone, and it's time to reverse this, if not simply bad, then obsolete design choice.

The OP's idea is solid.

Having a shepherd dog in or around the pen could act as a positive modifier to the sheep, perhaps even doubling their production of wool, shit and offspring. Obviously with such a powerful modifier the effect would not stack if multiple dogs were added.

A guard dog could shield the town, or a portion of it, by blocking X amount of tiles around it from hostile animals, such as bears and boars.

New players frequently overplant crops, or leave too many to seed, be it beans, berries, carrots, corn, etc.

Obviously if you're killing the sheep you'll want to produce more to replace the butchered ones, that's a given.

I should have clarified that I meant if the goal is mainly to shear or produce sheep shit, then IIRC there is no difference between feeding lambs and adult sheep, minus the added wait with the latter.

The NSDAP used it for ~25 years, circa 1920-45.

Over here in Finland we still have it in a bunch of places, mostly military-related, but you can also see it in older architecture, furniture, paintings and whatnot. Our president's flag, highest-ranking military medals, air force squadron flags, paratrooper and other unit flags, several county coat of arms, etc. all still have it. See here for more info and pics: http://www.virtualpilots.fi/feature/art … _swastika/

That being said, obviously someone building one in OHOL is being edgy or pulling a joke. But who cares? Personally I find a bunch of little girls getting triggered by a type of cross hilarious.

Since most players quit with only a few dozen hours under their belt, well before they can become good at the game, everything in towns is always falling apart, and designing good towns and properly maintaining them is left to the very few experienced players that might happen to be around at the time. This update largely prevents that. As a consequence, even "large" towns (if you can call 15-20 player towns large) are now much more dysfunctional than before, just like I predicted.

It's also yet another item to an increasingly long list of updates that fuck over Eve players, which at this point just makes it obvious that either Jason simply does not care about the repercussions his changes might have on said players, or he is unaware of them. If it is the latter, then I will be truly astonished, since as the sole dev of the game, Jason should be fully aware of all of its mechanics, especially the more recent ones.

Just to clarify for those that don't Eve: normally spawning as Eve requires you to /die a lot. Generally this uses up most or all of your life tokens. Sometimes you even run out before spawning as Eve. Tough luck, Jason's choice.

Oh and by the way, all this /die'ing tanks your genetic fitness score to near-zero; you can go from 1st place to 850th in about 30 seconds. No score? No tool slots for you, buddy. Tough luck, Jason's choice.

But wait, there's more! Unless you spawn as Eve within the first few minutes of the arc, find a good spot and get a well built before the arc is around 30 minutes old, and the exciting limit of a whopping six (6) wells per arc has been reached, all the springs will be dry. No springs? No new camp sites for you. Touch luck buddy, Jason's choice.

P.S. Don't forget to buy at least a second copy of the game if you want to actually play as Eve when the arc resets, but don't happen to have even close to 12 life tokens.

So yeah, hence "a long list of updates that fuck over Eve players".