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Well I mean the old tech definitely serves the early game properly still, just the upgraded horse cart is a prime example of where some tech should lead.

If you have rubber to spare and a horse cart..bada bing convince of more space. A new cart from using your knowledge and valuable aquired resources.

If you have iron to spare and a newcomen hammer.. bada bing convince of being able to use one object for cooking instead of needing two different ones. A new griddle to go over the coals, from using your knowledge and valuable acquired resources.

And the tortilla table is a step in that direction at least

That pit shat out another pit from behind it, out of nowhere, and gave me my only ever pitbull death in this game..

Would build his statue.

As a cook i can say it would be a flat top. Basically an improved flat hot rock. I cook carnitas and eggs on my flat top at home all the time.

Baking always requires an oven though.

Oh jeeze i forgot the yum is unbreakable now.

I played a life for the first time since these food updates today, and basically found out quick from the food values that yumming is now the key to living in balance with the world now... well actually it always has been since introduced, but we were on easy mode with food for awhile.

While I wish I had known it's unbreakable, I still was able to live a life where I ate one yum food after another and was able to achieve quite a bit and still produced more than I consumed..

However these are veteran player moves, and I would NOT expect any new players to get it right away, even if forced..

I watched a stream the other night of this game from the streamer who actually got me into this game (tomato gaming) and around 2 or so years ago he was pretty good at the game in terms of what it was. He played it again as basically a new player and was completely overwhelmed by the food aspect. He was from the time of berry munching, and decimated the towns berry fields he was in all lives.

The point is that a lot of "new players" might have played before and be of the idea that a one food based diet isn't the town killer it is now.

I think yum needs to be taught to newer or not knowing players by us, and maybe explained a litter better in the tutorial by Jason.

He don't make the rules, he just breaks em.

He's got the whole world in hands. He's got the whoooooole world in his hands. He's got the whole world in hands. He's got the whole world in hands!

Spoonwood what wood are you? Are you a mahogany, or an alder?

https://github.com/jasonrohrer/OneLifeD … +is%3Aopen

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however there are a few that can be closed now and a few weird ones and more of just insights.

So realistically like 65 to 70ish?

Everything and everyone is closing down around me, but at least Jason is working, and giving me some hope.

Sheep and pigs can finally be managed properly! Good stuff indeed.

We still hate spiders

A family with no deep well has no homeland, but can't have babies in another family's homeland.  They can have babies outside those squares, however. 

Im pretty sure you'll be able to have kids as an eve and could even be nomadic. It's just once you set down a well (or any of your kids) you have the homesite.

Bro we're all useless compared to morti.