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I think there would be an issue on what you pick up when you click on tile. But this could work on containers - having a basket fit only three berries is my pet peeve. Especially since bowls can take 6 and you can fit three empty bowls in a basket.

How about fruit trees? I want to plant an apple orchard.

New players don't know all food sources or wander away too far from them. Experienced players bez tunnel vision, start project and forget to eat.

I was tenth generation of the OK family, the town is doing great. One of the nicer ones I have lived in recently.

I haven't played it myself but I saw mobile version of the game has 3 zoom options so maybe we'll get them in base game as well.

I think elders were meant to pass on knowledge as they have enough characters to form longer sentences. And also, the best learning experiences I had were when an elderly uncle taught me about his work and asked me to take over after he died.

I always ask my babies are they new and try to teach them a new skill if they are interested. Sure, mainly I assign them berry field duty but as a toddler I have seen many children die because they were too far from food sources.

I find that in bigger cities people communicate less and it can get a bit overwhelming to do a task that is only a step in longer process without knowing what happens before or after.

Just keep asking how to do something, you will learn it, I'm sure of it.

I remembered one more benefit to pregnancy mechanics. It would help with being born while the map is still loading. Even hearing the sounds while the screen is black would work with this mechanic.

I actually quite like this idea. I would certanly not start a trip to find iron if I see my character is expecting a child like it happens every single time...

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Bear kills Eve's daughter.

Playing in cities is the best time to learn a new skill in my experience. Your basic needs are usually covered and you commit yourself to a project of your desire.

Actually, the best learning experiences were in-game when somebody took their time to explain stuff to me.
I still consider myself new to the game with only a month since I started playing it.
I was reading composting guides on forum but it wasn't untill somebody asked me in-game do I want to learn composting that I got the hang of it. I'm relatively new and I still make mistakes even though I try to read up on the guides. For example I filled up trash-pit with dead lambs because I read that you should clean the pen or the dung won't appear if there aren't free spaces. I have never before seen a filled trash-pit so I had no idea they could get filled.

But yeah, I try to approach each life as a learning experience. For example, in one life I decided to spend that life trying to craft my own backpack so I could learn it. It took me 30 years, I spent a lot of time trying to find a needle but in the end I managed to do it and now I know how to craft it and it doesn't take me that long.

Maybe I'm lucky but I was rarely yelled at (even when I ruined the sheep pen) and never killed by another player. Besides, you never know when you will get a chance to learn something new. I was last fertile female in a town and when no baby came the village smith took his last years in a dying village teaching me basics of smithing. I was son of an Eve who died before spawning girls, I spent my life practicing "how to Eve" without the burden of taking care of babies as I had plenty of berry bushes around our camp and all that full hour just figuring out what to do in what order helped me a lot.

This organic learning experience is what I enjoy the most in this game. I love learning new stuff and passing that knowledge to the other players.