Where a donkey lie, he leaves his hair behind. Griefer sabotage.

Amon · 2019-08-11 20:48:39

I will just ask for players to issue all things that griefers tampered with.

Like...
people blocking entrances. The solution is easy, make us able to remove the structure. Especially if the strupture can be done with two trips to a rock and shaving off some branches nad a few seconds at a smithy.
~I personally generally suggest to plant a crop around the gate, it's much harder to block off quickly that way.~ But being able to move and relocate the tower would in general be a very good idea.

...
There are still necessary trees that are not hungry-work to get removed. There's much more...much more, just list them all, or list them multiple times for different perspectives.

I personally thing there needs to be bigger punishment for griefing...Griefing has to be risky work and not as easy to execute as it is now. Perhaps we just need to remove the anonymity... Well... that would qiockly delete the charm off, but i think the benefit of group shunning griefers outweighs the charm of anonymity =/ Especially with griefers making the game so unenjoyable. But then this would also have many other far reaching grudges...
Like being able to have a dotting relationship with a player with whom you bickered to no end and then killed in a previous life... Humans are a resentful species indeed.

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ollj · 2019-08-11 21:02:15

man, i just released all the bears and killed all the goose i could fins and destroyed 20 arrows, all in the name of bear superiority, and the server just shut down.
i guess someone still dislikes people/families surviving apocalypse. so now everyones an eve in this hard reset.

final lesson, the biggest ohol griefer is its dev.

https://onehouronelife.com/forums/viewt … 364#p71364

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schmloo · 2019-08-11 21:03:16

Raiding and killing towns to “Force a reset”... or more accurately just because it’s too easy to. Problem being that dual wielding swords is way too devastating during a raid (by dual wielding meaning having an extra sword or 2 in a horse cart, and dropping after a kill and switching to the one in the cart to kill another, and etc. Solution, not able to drop a sword after killing someone. I’ve also heard rumours about putting a bloody bow in a horse cart after a kill too but can’t confirm that.

Cutting all junipers (most common at end of the last arc). Solution, either junipers are hungry work or map culling makes a return somehow.

Turning a LOT of wrought iron into crude pistons (or any other newcomen part). Solution, a lot more iron things need to be recyclable like rods, wick housings, all newcomen parts... and not nearly half a diesel engine.

SirCaio · 2019-08-11 21:21:33

I feel something has to be done about the following:
-Bear caves;
-Blocking;
-Unrecyclable parts;
-Picking up diesel minnig picks (should be permanent);
-Basket teleporting;
-Dismantable bows and arrows.

Some other things that are abused:
-Killing all the sheep (how barbaric);
-Chopping/killing animals/trees to extinction.
Although these ones I personally feel are up to us (the good players) to solve and maintain ourselves.

D3mon1cblack · 2019-08-11 22:01:08

most things have been said
making hammers or pistons out of all iron
cutting all junipers
uprooting all carrots without pulling seeds
picking all milkweed without pulling seeds
(you could do it to most of the crops tho)
killing all sheep
hiding stuff behind bearcaves
releasing bears
blocking in items
trowing stuff off the map
ill edit if i think of more

Amon · 2019-08-11 22:20:53

I'm still generalyl baffled that there are so many bear caves, it seems grossly unrealistic to have such a high bear population. How does one or none bear caves per a radius sound like?
Bear pelts may become a rare commodity perhaps.

Honestly I think we can conclude that most issues come from ireversabilty rather than anything in particular.

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MistressZues · 2019-08-11 22:37:28

ollj wrote:

man, i just released all the bears and killed all the goose i could fins and destroyed 20 arrows, all in the name of bear superiority, and the server just shut down.
i guess someone still dislikes people/families surviving apocalypse. so now everyones an eve in this hard reset.
final lesson, the biggest ohol griefer is its dev.

i was your son you cunt, you shot that innocent family fuck you

WumboJumbo · 2019-08-11 22:50:49

MistressZues wrote:

ollj wrote:
man, i just released all the bears and killed all the goose i could fins and destroyed 20 arrows, all in the name of bear superiority, and the server just shut down.
i guess someone still dislikes people/families surviving apocalypse. so now everyones an eve in this hard reset.
final lesson, the biggest ohol griefer is its dev.
i was your son you cunt, you shot that innocent family fuck you

Yikes...

ollj · 2019-08-12 02:26:16

which one? there have been 3-4 bear raided villages in this arc till i stopped caring.

oh right, there was this one peak-fun event, where i give birth to someone while luring bears to a foreign town, usually that kid dies fast to the 3-6 bears next to it before age 2, but occasionaly it lives to age 10. THAT kid survives longer by being adopted by foreigners, and the foreigners ignore that childs "run away" command, and then i lure more bears, and notice that theres only 2 fertiles and few children left (its like my 4th bear lure to that city, as it was a bigger one, good spot) , and one dies young, so i assume the other one is worth trying to kill with a narrow.
that happened to be the last fertile of that village, who also adopted my child.
that kid was not smart though. the city had a backpack with 3 arrows and 2 hidden bows nearby, the backpack was behind the forge. and that kid just waited nicely will i could reuse my bow.
that city could have killed a lot more bears. it just failed at it.

Yes thats frustrating, in a totally imbalanced game.

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OminousBladeBlank · 2019-08-12 06:24:48

Berry in front of gate meta?

CatX · 2019-08-12 09:22:18

What's the point of bears anyway?
Swords and bows at least have a function.
War swords less so, but I can see that in a griefer-free world they might add some role play value.

But bears? They're
- a griefer tool
- ...?

Bear pelts aren't even useful.

Why can't roaming bears be a natural occurrence instead of being player initiated?
With seasons, they might sleep at winter and roam during summer...
Pelts could be a warmer place to place children, to give them a function.
And bears could walk back to their caves when they had completed their rounds, or maybe if they got fed or something, or maybe after killing one person.

Or, if keeping the bear mechanics as is, the bears could hunt the person who woke them first relentlessly and only turn on other people after that person was dead...

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OminousBladeBlank · 2019-08-12 18:25:14

We need the option to make arrows without feathers. Griefers can get rid of geese rather easily and arrows are good defensive weapons for defending from raids. Even a high tech option like copper wings. These are historically accurate, though most copper winged arrows were fired out of a firearm.

OminousBladeBlank · 2019-08-12 18:26:44

CatX wrote:

Or, if keeping the bear mechanics as is, the bears could hunt the person who woke them first relentlessly and only turn on other people after that person was dead...

Bad idea. A good enough griefer now has a bear on a leash forever, and it can't be led away until he is dead.

Amon · 2019-08-12 18:27:20

Or geese repopulate ponds.

afreespirit · 2019-08-12 22:10:45

Amon wrote:

Or geese repopulate ponds.

Dead geese provide feathers. Skinning a goose provides feathers.

DestinyCall · 2019-08-12 23:43:22

afreespirit wrote:

Amon wrote:
Or geese repopulate ponds.
Dead geese provide feathers. Skinning a goose provides feathers.

Not in this game. Don't be ridiculous.

Also, domestic geese have no feathers. Arrows must only be made from black feathers only. It is a rule.

afreespirit · 2019-08-12 23:56:55

DestinyCall wrote:

afreespirit wrote:
Amon wrote:
Or geese repopulate ponds.
Dead geese provide feathers. Skinning a goose provides feathers.
Not in this game. Don't be ridiculous.

Why not add those features? Why do you consider them ridiculous?

Dead turkeys have feathers. Why not geese?

Villas · 2019-08-13 00:06:37

afreespirit wrote:

DestinyCall wrote:
afreespirit wrote:
Dead geese provide feathers. Skinning a goose provides feathers.
Not in this game. Don't be ridiculous.
Why not add those features? Why do you consider them ridiculous?
Dead turkeys have feathers. Why not geese?

I think it was irony. He was pretending to be Jason, it’s my guess.

DestinyCall · 2019-08-13 01:06:17

Villas wrote:

afreespirit wrote:
DestinyCall wrote:
Not in this game. Don't be ridiculous.
Why not add those features? Why do you consider them ridiculous?
Dead turkeys have feathers. Why not geese?
I think it was irony. He was pretending to be Jason, it’s my guess.

I wasn't pretending to be Jason, but yes, I was being sarcastic. I see no reason why feathers cannot be obtained from other sources.

Or why turkey feathers cannot be used to make arrows.

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