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Tarr, you made me laugh sooo hard.  I'd never seen anything like that.  My mom told you to stop because you were going to give me nightmares, but I laughed.  I think your name was uncle Eddie?  I can't remember what my name was.  Sad to see you get murderized.

Good idea!

I often forget to think of that.    I like your thoughtful posts.

Great Job so far Jason!!!

Please stay motivated.  I love this game.  Maybe a bit too much?  Lol.

I don't know if this would be immediately possible, but has someone suggested named graves?

As in, family & friends recognize recently deceased bones, but a random wanderer would not know?  And eventually the recognition wears off as the bones age?

Might be nice to know my daughter died in the wilderness or that my favorite uncle Bob died by the forge... that sort of thing.

Anyway, great game so far. 

I'm looking forward to the future.

Yeah!  Oral tradition is definitely a part of the game and leaving a legacy, but I just feel like many of the players are struggling against the game for a variety of reasons. 

I feel like new players need to ask questions instead of panicking.  Old players need to look out for the new players if at all possible.   That being said, I feel like the game needs more development in general in order to make communication between players more useful.

This will be just a bunch of small steps forward... -> the name update is great.

Those are good points!

I don't know about you, but constantly having to spout out verbal instructions to family members and newly arrived wanderers gets old.  We are all running around in a chaotic frenzy trying to survive and don't have time to chat with a well keeper.  Why go through the effort of making a well if you can't use it if it gets drained?

I've seen enough of the carrot seed row argument to know this 'verbal instructions' thing absolutely needs to be constantly repeated throughout the generations.

But, it's a developing game, so I have hope.

Maybe there could be seed keepers, well keepers, and water runners?