One Hour One Life Forums

1. Gotta explore, trying to baby me while I'm a baby isn't exactly the most optimal use of my first three useless but bipedal minutes.

2. No one else is getting it, why shouldn't I have it then?

3. Its a pain, and takes a lot of time, to have to explain things some times. Its also a decent trust exercise to never speak the entirety of your life but work hard for your civ.

4. Occasionally people treat you with major suspicion if you're asking for a weapon, on those occasions its good to have your own weapon to deal justice when the paranoid are unable.

5. Some times a person takes it into their own hands to prevent others from making weapons due to previous bad experiences.
There are also times where weapons just need to stop being produced, during the latter times if its a male with the file they should be asked to give it to a female.

6 . If they say hunter, check nearby grey biome/swamp/desert depeding on what weapon, if dead hostile animals leave them be, if not treat with suspicion.

7. Or maybe they're just.. making paper so people can write their thoughts..?

This list looks more like "Experienced player red flags", of course experienced players can be incredible dangerous too.
I feel like I have many attack-able points on myself, oh well. Maybe I'm blind and these are actual red flags.

Before I only go against you, I'll add my own red flag.

Asking for clothes off peoples backs, in particular packs. I find these to be lazy players who if not ingratiated will start horrendous acts.

The only positive time I've ever used it for was a old lady was doing some noob purging and had stabbed a guy trying to kill her, I  swapped my pack for hers to take her needle and thread that I didn't have to sew up the guy she stabbed.
Any other case I've seen is griefers taking old people's stuff.
So tip, as you might already know, when your character model is old, find someone to pass your stuff down to immediately, I just go to the nearest farm and give it to any person who looks like they're working hard. Anyone who works hard is 90% not a griefer, anyone who is not working is 65% likely to be a noob, 30% griefer, and 5% a vacationing good player, but in order to tell if they're not working you have to keep an eye on them a while.

Perhaps not spectating player per say, lets honor our fallen heros by letting them watch us from the grave!
If you want to spectate you have to have had a marked grave and a ghostly visage of your player model at death flickers above the grave to show people they're being watched.
if someone puts a flower on your grave you can speak for x minutes, and if people don't feel comfortable with a ghost watching them they can just pour salt on the grave to block you

Broken idea here, maybe we can attack cursed players with things not normally a weapon?
Cursed player takes all knives? too bad, hit in the back with an adze.
Cursed baby and elder doesn't want to knife it? smash it with a straight branch.
It'll definitely moderate cursed players actions when they can only kill with a few items but everyone else can kill them with anything if they slip up in the slightest.

A good player is what they're called,
Also can be known as veteran.

This took about two hours if I recall correctly, I was planning on writing on how to do the jobs but I got tired of writing.
However after seeing how long this came out to be it would have likely doubled it in length.
This list is to learn what jobs are out there pre-game and to help decide what you want to do once you get in.

Ifeanyichukwu, that would be my doing.

I was born to the Goda line, I forgot who I was but I was female.
It was terrible. There were so many people in the village all crowded around the berry farm talking while a few hard workers made compost and hauled water from afar.
That changed when the killings happened.
The first few were plain murder, but then the revenge killing started, kill after kill, the bodies piling up.  Not a single bandage because of a griefer tossing them all.  Around six adults died in bloodshed and the rest of the village had to just stand in awe of how much killing happened in mere moments.  But after the killings the village population evened out and the civ was in relative balance.

Near the end of my life I would name a newborn Ifeanyichukwu. It you've ever seen me I often give my children oluwa or chukwu names.  These long names are fun, but as it turned out they are also very dangerous.

After a momentary break I logged back in to be born in a shuart.
As the who ended up somehow getting Ifeanyichukwu, Prince Goda II.
In the beginning as a child Ifeanyi lead bears to the civ, killing my mother and many of the adults as they tried hunting them.  The village only had two arrows for the two bows, but I scrapped together another arrow and killed off the near by bears.

Ifeanyi kept killing the adults and soon all that was left were some working adults and something like ten children, only a handful able to hold knives. The children huddled together, eating the last gift from the previous generation that was fruitful bushes. Then one of the girls suggested we kill Ifeanyi. Telling her we would need to group together we went off in search and I had to follow to make sure she didn't die.

Soon enough we would hear another death scream and we then went to the sheep pen to see another dying, Ifeanyi was there. And I had a knife.
Recalling wise words from an elder months ago on how to kill people with a knife of which were "Spam all the buttons on them." I drew my blade and did just that.
As I was spamming my knife turned bloody, I heard a death scream, but I had just been spamming where Ifeanyi and my uncle were standing, both looked unharmed as I saw Ifeanyi run away north. (Yes, she ran as if she didn't get stabbed) 
I was confused but after my uncle didn't die and them telling me I had slain the chukwu I felt at ease, and after checking the family tree she was indeed murdered.
I attempted to curse her, however forgetting she had a last name I, and all others failed to curse her.

Things were peaceful after that.
Sorry about the impossible names.

Having a hungry stomach and eating small foods,  like if you're starving as an adult, then you eat a popcorn, berry, bowl of berry, a baked potato, and the other half of the baked potato.  if you had like 10 YUM before that would be 60 extra food in your tummy. pretty op if you don't mind wasting food on large stuff early in life.

Man, and we were just getting used to mass producing tools so the civilization can keep afloat, leaning away from using baskets entirely, and telling our kids to read the wiki so we didn't have to teach them.
Now we have much tougher tools? Baskets last twice as long? And signs so we can finally pay respects to the fallen who made a notable mark on the civilization?
What is this? Where are the negatives that Jason has conditioned us to expect and conquer?

Oh.
People can grief to no end by planting saplings on dirt. And they don't even grow into trees.
I mean, wheat, milkweed, and berries are acceptable to just randomly plant. but so many resources for a SINGLE skewer?
(maybe can plant multiple saplings on single plot, or domesticated saplings grow back.).. eh. maybe saplings should rarely grow near trees every few hours.

We did like it, a nicely organized civilization is a happy one.
But when you took away our long term compact storage by making baskets degrade without giving us a more permanent form of compact storage you also took our happiness. And our obviously misplaced hope that we, and our future generations, could enjoy things forever was tripped without a cushion to land on.
The player base fell hard, and we are going to whine until our boo boo feels better.