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Pretty sure not being able to rope domestic calves was an oversight- I reported in the github for issues, hopefully will be fixed soon.

Dunno about roping grown animals tbh. In domestic animals' cases, they actually follow players, unless they have a baby with them. This makes leading them back to pens/what-have-you a bit easier than you'd expect, unless there's a lot of players running around close to it.

On the other hand, I think a luring system might work a bit better tbh. Instead of animals being attracted to any person that happens to be near, maybe have them attracted to people only if they're holding something- food, for instance. Corn for cows, for example, or carrots [or a bowl of berries+carrot I guess] for sheep, etc. They'd then target that person until the item is set down or put away.

Maybe we could get oxen instead of using the domestic bison. They're common enough animals of burden, I think, and would make a bit more sense. A draft horse would also be cool.

I agree that the infinite soil thing would be broken as hell though. Maybe like xclame said, we could load it with soil to dispense as it goes, or you have to walk over piles of soil. But at the same time, it'd have to have some sort of benefit that would make it worth all those extra steps to obtain over something simpler like a hoe.

I'd propose it being able to till without soil, but only on grassy biomes [which are the most fertile]. Perhaps you also have to stop every x tiles to feed/water the working animal. This would give it a benefit over hoes, as you don't require soil ot till, but also give it some limitations so it's not utterly busted.

God I hate those 'protector/guardian' roleplayers lmfao. Guarding the camp is not a job. It's not even productive. 90% of the time you're just running around with a loaded bow, interrupting peoples' work and scaring the shit out of them. No, you don't need a backpack full of knives to 'protect' your city. You also don't need a loaded bow in your arms 24/7.

In most of my lives where we've had griefers, they've always been solved by the regular townsfolk. We don't need a dedicated protector to prevent things- only competent and observant players.

I lived a life yesterday where I witnessed a guy stab a fertile girl for no reason or explanation. Me and one other person were witness to the event, and several other townsfolk were on the scene in seconds. I retaliated pretty quickly and stabbed the guy with my own knife, which I'd carried for most of that life as a baker.

The girl was saved by a fast-acting villager, while she gave the killer's name and such. Someone fed me, though I didn't need it, and I thanked them between explanations.

The only hiccup was the killer was also saved. Another player quickly re-stabbed him while onlookers berated the savior, who apologized as they'd arrived late and didn't realize. The griefer took at least 6 curses with him after he died, possibly more- I bet  we sent his ass to donkey town.

This is easily one of the most ideal situations of handling a griefer. Griefer killed, victim saved, and curses given. We had no need of a policeman or guardian or whatnot- just a town of observant, fast-acting players, with knives given to those who are competent workers.

It's a known glitch in the system that Jason has yet to figure out, actually. Penguins will pop out of an ice hole, move a short distance, and create a new ice hole- regardless of the biome its in, or the availability of other ice holes. Seems to happen most commonly around big settlements with many people.

Unfortunately Jason has yet to figure out what causes this, or how to duplicate it on his test server. I think part of the trigger might be number of people, as I've never seen it happen in small camps or villages.

I recently saw like 3 wild boars running around in the desert, nowhere near a swamp. It was very odd. I called them desert pigs and avoided that area like sin lmao.

Added note, you whine about how "that adobe is such a waste, you could've used it for plates/etc!" when the fact is, half of it was likely harvested AS adobe from shoveling reed stumps. On another note, as Tarr said, clay is often quite literally so abundant that using them for the rest of the pen isn't going to do much harm. You'l still have a shitload of clay to make into bowls/plates/crocks as you wish.

Another note. What are you gonna do with all the adobe you just removed, exactly? Make plates out of it? You can't. Make adobe walls? Yay, crumbling buildings are so great! Let it despawn? Grats, you jsut wasted even more resources than the original builder!

You complain about wasting resources, then go do it yourself- not only be dismantling an already functioning pen, but squandering even more resources to replace it all- ones that could be used for other things, just as you said that clay could've been.

Look in the mirror sometime and try to understand exactly how hypocritical you're being. "Wah that clay could've been used for something else! I'm going to let all those materials despawn and use every straight shaft in the area replacing it all!"

I second this, minus purple dye maybe- or make purple dye super taxing to get. In the real world it was very rare and hard to obtain, thus why it's considered a color of royalty.

Flags to match the leaf/carrot/wolf crown would be epic though. And a mushroom crown/flag would be dope.

Honestly I'd probably quit if I no longer had access to a zoom mod. While I tend to use awbz's a bit more often thanks to his additional features and dynamic zooming, it sounds like quite a few players still utilize your 1080 mod- and honestly it was the first mod I tried since buying the game.

I think a lot of people would agree that after getting used to being able to see further than 2 tiles away, it'd be unbearable to go back to the claustrophobic lifestyle of the original client. If Jason is too narrowminded to understand that, I imagine he's going to lose a lot of players if and when you eventually close down the mod.

19 curses hot damn, you really pissed some folks off didn't you

"This place is shit, please find better spot"

"Tfw needs farm to live, but doesn't settle near water."

"You gonna name yourself, Eve, or just piss off everyone born to you?"

"Please stop spamming that sharp rock on milkweed, it's clearly not working."

"Can you please kill me so I don't respawn here fifty fucking times"

Oh, this again. There was a thread about this not that long ago. My idea was doing something similar to how flint-tipped bowdrills can remove the arrowhead with a piece of flint, but instead we can remove the lid with an adze or bowsaw and get planks in return.

Maybe using an Adze or a Bowsaw on a chest removes the lid and gives you back the planks used on it, in a similar manner of having the planks just leaning against the side of the box until someone picks them up.

That way we get the wasted planks back, can move the box by making it a sledge/cart, and honestly the changes on Jason's end wouldn't be that big. Slight edit to the sprite [basically putting the planks leaning against the box] and the code'd basically be a recipe. "Adze/Bowsaw + Chest = Box w/ Planks." "Bare Hands + Box w/ Planks = pick up Planks"

Or maybe use an axe/hatchet on it and get kindling in a similar manner. Hatchet/Axe + Chest = Box w/ kindling. Bare hands + box w/ kindling = pick up kindling.

People could still grief by putting locks on the chest I suppose, but at least it'd take more time and effort to do this. The more time a griefer has to put into their work, the less often it'll be done. Besides, I tend to kill anyone making a key/lock set already- whether intentional or not it usually means all your good gear locked up with no key, which is griefing in my eyes.

The problem with lineage bans for 0 year olds is that you suddenly start punishing completely innocent players that got abandoned by their mothers for one reason or another. This could be detrimental for eve runs, when your first few babies might be abandoned while searching for a good spot to set up camp, and completely block out people from large lineages if the mother abandoned them to overpopulation.

Baby suicides aren't the only reason babies might die at 0, and its unfair for the players that don't suicide but still die early to get banned entirely from the lineage.

On the topic of baby suicides, I do this a lot, for very specific reasons. An eve camp in the middle of green is going to die out whether I stay or not. Being born as a male when a camp needs a girl might entice me to suicide and try to wait out their cooldown to go back. Getting born to a huge town that's already at the end of the tech tree and has little to be done is an easy suicide for me.

I'll always stay if it's a small starting camp or town that could use my help. Personally I think any decent player should, especially if they're a girl. Suiciding is only a problem to me if it's among a small family or to an eve. The rest of the time, it'd be annoying at best.