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I'm mostly indifferent when it comes no solo, but am still slightly in favor of it, because of just how much it has decreased killings. That being said I certainly wouldn't protest loudly against solo killing coming back, but I'm not especially craving its return either.

But when it comes to the killer countdown I'm more in favor of it staying. I want it to stay solely for the reason that auto aim and instant kill is fundamentally broken. If the killer countdown was to vanish then the combat needs an overhaul. Instant kill with auto aim is just in no way fair, since there's absolutely nothing the target can do about it. At least now the victim has time to run away from the aggressor.

I was very clearly mocking Spoonwoods stupid point, that Jason’s intentions somehow has a say in how people should play the game. But I guess sarcasm doesn’t translate well into text.

I manually checked the life logs and found that Spoonwood hasn't played the game since January 31st, at least on bigserver2 (no way am I checking all low pop servers that'll take way too long). He doesn't appear in the life logs after that date.

Technically speaking it's kinda inefficient on a water standpoint, but what you use of water saves you time. The maximum amount you can milk a cow for on bowl of corn is three times. 1 corn is worth 0,25 bowl of water, since 1 bowl of water gives you 4 corn total. If you milk the cow using 1 corn + 2 water, the water cost for 3 buckets of milk will be 2,25 bowls of water. That's not terrible but it's a bit cheaper to do it with corn exclusively. If you milk a cow 3 seperate times using corn you gain 3 buckets of milk for 0,75 bowls of water.

So you save 2,25-0,75=1,50 bowls of water if you do it the slow way. Of course by doing this you also add extra soil and iron cost to the equation, since you are now using almost an entire corn plant to get the same amount of milk you can obtain with 1 corn.

I'm honestly not sure what you should do to be most efficient. Maybe someone else who can take all extra costs into account has a better idea, but I think if you remove the time aspect, then using 3 corn for 3 buckets of milk is probably better.

Edit: having three cows to save time might be the better solution tbh and milking each of them once might be the most cost efficient method.

griefer
/ˈɡriːfə/
noun   INFORMAL
(in an online game or community) a person who harasses or deliberately provokes other players or members in order to spoil their enjoyment.
"a class of entrepreneurs is emerging who see griefers not just as an annoyance but as a potential source of lost revenue"

So it's all about intent. If someone messes up on accident and it annoys you, they are not a griefer.

As for your examples:

1) Depends on his intent, but he might just be someone who gets enjoyment from talking in this game and not working. Considering that just talking and eating isn't a very effective griefing strategy I would heavily presume that he's not a griefer.

2) Again the guy just eating might just get a different kind of enjoyment and has no bad intentions really. Though that obviously depends on what he intended, which we can only speculate about. Tbh I'd say your daughter was more of a griefer, since she had some bad intent behind doing the same thing, but not very serious griefing if you would even classify that as griefing.

Depends on how they do it, and again obviously intent. Someone just RP'ing around a fire trying to have fun, while also basically just eating wouldn't be a griefer. While someone who fills a backpack with pies and then deliberately wastes them by doing a lot of unnecessary hungry work would most likely be a griefer. Depleting the towns food on purpose.

For your examples, obviously. I doubt either of those two you mentioned had bad intent behind their actions. But food griefing like I mentioned earlier would still be griefing, just at a lower scale.

This would at least make sense, since scrapping an engine isn’t something people should just be able to do on a whim. Also the fact that you only get scrap steel instead of steel bars makes this absolutely terrible.

Griefer: removes the engine from the well. Makes a scrap box. Scraps the towns only engine, which undoes lifetimes of work in just a few minutes.

Engineer: Has to rebuild the engine from scratch now since the griefer just scrapped the towns only engine. Not only that, but before he can begin making engine parts he has to reforge all the steel scrap into steel bars before he can start. All this work will most likely take more than half a lifetime.

So scrapping an engine takes about a minute, but rebuilding said engine takes at least 30 minutes. Seems very fair and balanced.

Quality post

Oh yeah, it seems like it is. Well nevermind my optimism then.

10 hungry work for 1 iron is real exciting

Mercury is a good boi

Pls no. Need my safe space.