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I like that you're finally making higher water tech required for progress, but I'd like to ask that you consider adjusting the iron spawn rates alongside this. A big reason as to why you nerfed them in the first place was because we had no true iron sink at the time. The only thing we really needed iron for was for tools. Railways were in the game but aren't and will never be true sinks for iron because they're (mostly) useless.

Now that we're actually required to upgrade our water tech, we're gonna need a lot of Iron to do it. With a proper iron sink now- and one we need to attain quite quickly for that matter- I think its time for the spawn rates to go back up. If not the mines, then at least the ground spawns, so we might reach mine levels quickly enough to sustain our water supply.

>comments to single brief mention of lag
>ignores repeated pleas for addressing the stupid situation involving character limits and cursing, and how we're literally helpless to griefers until we're like 18 unless the family lacks a surnamw

Jason Pls

I like the concept of having your own farm on the inside, but having dedicated spots to put your goods outside for people to use. Gives me hope that this idea of Jason's might actually have some use instead of just being a griefing tool.

The way I see it is this: The new clothes are not intended to be upgrades of furs. They're intended to be upgrades of wool clothing. Pretty simple to think about.

Compare them to the apron/sweater, for example. I can spend 6 fleece on an apron that gives me 0 insulation and a pocket, or a sweater alone that gives me 24.5% insulation and no pocket.

Orrrr... I could spend 12 fleece [plus a a couple thread, which is negligent at that point] and get a shirt+trousers that give a combined 38.4% insulation and a pocket.

They're not meant to be better than rabbit furs. They're meant to give us options between pure warmth+decay, or non-decay+utility but slightly less warmth. You can choose between going all out for insulation alone, or going for slightly less + utility. Or you can choose between using a tool that's rarely used up for early shoes, or using 4 pieces of a constantly-needed resource for them instead.

The only things that aren't really considerable are sandals and the new hats. Sandals are downgrades from the snakeskin boots, and the new hats give no advantage over wool ones. They do look really cool though.

The issue here isn't with the /die command. Before that, just as many people simply ran and starved out of towns they disliked. Repeatedly. People still run over /die'ing, though fuck if I know why. You'd think if someone didn't want to be in a place, they'd area ban themselves..

Chances are this is why you were cursed. Not because they thought you went to suicide generally, but because you ran after being fed and held for some time.

This is a griefing tactic. People purposely will stay for 2-3 years, then run out and starve. Some even attempt to kill off any mothers that chase them by luring them into wolves/boars/mosquitos, because fuck this random player right?

Honestly I'd be pissed enough about it to curse too. While this wasn't the case, you simply wanted a better look at the town, its an understandable mistake. Those people are infuriating. Imagine the days before the /die command. Every kid ran instead. There were less skeleton clutter, but the results were the same, if not worse.

I hate that SIDS is one of the most common causes of death for a civ, believe me. It's frustrating to end up gray and old, with every child of yours having died in your arms, because they didn't like what they saw. However, I don't think the command itself is to blame. People suicided long before it was implemented and would continue to suicide if it's taken away. It does need to be rebalanced a bit though, I think.

Definitely adding in the zoom mod as an official feature. Practically unplayable without it.

Second choice would probably be making everything stackable, with only a few exceptions. Man would it help a ton with reducing clutter and organizing, esp old civs stumbled upon by eves..

I also like the idea of an official practice server with actual 'tutors', though that'd probably be doable on an empty server with eve chaining now that I think about it? One could feasibly set up a practice town through eve chaining on an empty server and invite new players by having them select the server. So long as you're fertile, they'd spawn to you as a baby first rather than another eve, right? Wonder why nobody's tried that before.

Personally I prefer early towns as you can make a bigger impact on it than in a mid-late game town with almost everything done already. There's fewer people, and much more to do, so your actions have a larger effect as more people are born further in.

biggest difference I ever made was almost single-handedly creating the foundations of a recent belltown. Was a really fun life as son-of-eve. I picked the location, made the kiln, fired the bowls, got the first of the farm planted. Met another chill dude that was unrelated that brought in iron, and we made most of the steel tools. Helped finish the sheep pen and charged the other guy with getting mouflon in my final moments.

Came back over a day or two later to a sprawling city. My sheep pen with the pond corner entrance was still there, just a bit bigger and the ponds were wells w/ pumps now. The berry farm was in the same place, but expanded. There were buildings, and a lot of roads, and a bell tower in the sheep pen, and one of Kilian's wedding altars. There were even outposts!

You'll never know when your hard work pays off, and it often doesn't, but it's damn well satisfying when it does.

These are hella mood my dude, especially that last one. Story of my fucking life.

This looks dope! The only thing that'd probably keep me from using this over Awbz is the lack of the related females counter display. Also, having to hold ctrl to zoom in is mildly annoying compared to the ease of arrow keys on Awbz.

Yikes, hope you feel better soon dude D: Hopefully y'all can sort out the problem.

vinyl OHOL family stickers would be so cool! Maybe with some basic rabbit clothes or hides on, to really emphasize the early-tech survival concept. Throw in a few dog stickers for family pets and it'd be golden.

Could also do some key chains and the likes as well. Maybe put a scene from the game with the logo on a shirt, or get someone to put together a cool graphic.

Would totally throw money at some OHOL merch

Jesus christ Jason please fix the family tree. It's so fucking glitchy right now. Feels like I can't go a single life without something in it screwing up, like the Dutch Family Tree that joined the Megan camp last night.

I'm guessing that something fucked up in recording the mother's death, thus causing it to believe her to still be alive. I've been having similar issues with this for weeks now. The family tree seems to just completely skip over a player's life, thus causing every generation after them to be "ancestor unknown lul XD" because it didn't register that one life at all.