a multiplayer game of parenting and civilization building
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Best stories you remember come from stoping to smell the flowers and chat a bit. Of course, no time for that when you are struggling for survival.
You can't stack mutton or put it in the baskets, right? I tried clearing out sheep pen last night and I just couldn't figure it out. But then domesticated boar gutted me. So much for domestication...
Yeah, You can curse them for up to two hours. Did you know that you can curse people via notes, Just write it down as if you were cursing them.
You will curse them like normal BUT anyone who reads your note will also curse them if they got a token. People are very likely to read your note so it'll rack up a few extra curse points on them if you're lucky.
That sounds like something griefers could exploit.
Stone hatchet said to me "careful with that". I took some mushrooms earlier so it could be related though.
I'm a relatively new player and I have always struggled when I would spawn as an Eve. I have tried and tried but the villages I would start would never survive past third generation.
Last night I decided to play one more life before bed and I spawned as an Eve. Gave birth to a son almost imidiatly, gave us a family name of Alon and named him Abel. After searching for a while we found a spectaculary good spot for a village. My son kept trying to say something but I lost track of him spelling out something and started the camp. After he grew up he managed to say that the spot is amazing and promptly died because he forgot to eat.
I had a daughter a bit later while I was busy building a klin and that daughter was probably the best child I ever had. I should have known I had a prodigy on my hands when she immidietly ran towards the perfect temperature spot on the edge of the desert. As soon as little Clara could walk she ran off and started doing all sorts of usefull stuff.
While I was busy taking care of her little brother she made a bunch of plates so we could start with omlettes and little Dave was great as well. He started a huge farm and I was really happy to see this camp starting to take off. Unfortunatly, while I was running around making baskets and gathering eggs a wild boar gutted me. I just had enough time to say goodbye to my amazing children before I died.
This morning I went to see how did the village fare after my death as Clara had no surviving children at the moment of my death.
And I had something to see - the village lasted 24 generations!
Great work my descendants, you really thrived in that great spot. Clara and Dave, you were amazing. Every mother would love to have you as kids.
I'm not allowed to post link it seems, the family name was Alon.
What is the proper way of disposing of dead lambs? I messed up the first time when I tried to learn composting when I filled up a trash pit that was the border of the sheep pen. I tried to keep the pen clean and I ended up ruining the pen. I really had no idea trash pits had capacity as I haven't seen a full one before that.
eggs should stack in a dozen
And they should be able to fit in a clay bowl.
I kinda like how what happens after our deaths is a mystery, it would take away the whole joyous surprise of: OMG THEY'RE ALIVE!!!! But that being said I imagine it does get irritating never knowing...
I personly would prefer (when dying of old age) your screen fading quickly into whitness (like the Apocalypse) I just think it would be nice to give frantic messages of goodbye instead of awkwardly trying to commit suicide
Well, you can see what happened in the family tree - at least in what way did your offspring die and if there are still any members of your family left.
Once I was an Eve and my 5-year old got lost while we were looking for good location. I couldn't find her, had more babies, settled down but ultimately failed. My lost daughter survived and founded a village which lived to see 5 generations...
Also, it isn't that uncommon to get reborn in the same village multiple times.