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(it has 7/8 charges left.)

Feast table requires 8/8 bowl of butter which is not currently possible in game due to Jason not getting around to fixing the bug that does this.

futurebird, I like the idea of increasing the chance to get thread over multiple generations, but that would take a lot of additional coding. I think Jason's more likely to go for the steady percentage chance.

The text limit combined with the short lifespan can make it difficult to communicate in-game, clearly and politely.   You need to make an effort to do so, and it is easy to come across as too harsh.   I noticed that you didn't like how she failed to explain why she wanted you to stop ... but did you try stopping and asking her for an explaination?   It sounds like you both failed to communicate properly.   You intruded on her work and ignored her first warning.  She ordered you to stop and assumed you were griefing when you did not listen.

If your goal was to help the carrot farmer, the first step should be establishing if your help is needed or wanted.   Most jobs do not require two people, let alone three people to complete efficiently.    And some people are not interested in stopping to explain their plans with another random person.   You might think you are helping but actually make their life harder.   For example, I will frequently spend my life adding wooden paths around and through the berry patch so the bushes are easier to pick.   Sometimes, I am getting ready to remove a bush and someone "helps" by adding dirt to the languishing bush right before I stake it.   This sets back my work schedule by over a decade, since I now have to wait for that bush to reset completely before it can be removed.   It is incredibly frustrating to deal with ... but the people who do this to me are usually not trying to hurt me or my work.   They just don't notice or understand what I am trying to accomplish.

Instead of ignoring her warning or getting upset that your help was not appreciated, maybe next time you could pause and ask for more information.  You might learn something new.   Or simply find a different task so you are not disturbing that villager's work.   There is always lots to do in the village.