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oh, do you hit the dough on the rock 4 times and it produces a new tortilla each time?

For sure the one time I did it I got a single burrito.

And I do mostly make meat pies, and bread. I end up doing quite a lot of baking because no one else is doing it.

the airplanes basically being teleporters I think can do a great deal to help with this problem.

Also, it's one of my favorite premises in the game so far- that you can land in a stone age village in your crude airplane and be stranded the rest of your life.

i ran away from the Stone town today because it seemed like a creepy apocalypse cult, but none of my BBs were willing to live at a new colony or anything

why are you all so obsessed with names?

You can search your character by your email address on the lineage server.

I mean, i always name kids, but why is it such a huge deal to people?

Also, i've said this like, a billion times, but there is no inherent reason any of these dynasties have to die, I'm pretty damn confident if people just actually played these games civilization would spread out and long term survive and it would just be a matter of if you were a farm family or city family etc. Because the reason family lines can't spread is that all the babies suicide if they see anyone opening up new land.

I don't understand how any of these dynasties are ever successful, because no one will stay with me when i'm in the wild at all.

Do you thin people tolerate primitive situations if the mom is an eve? This is why family lines die out, cause they never spread. So the people hitting /die any time they're not in a perfect situation is part of why lines die. And also presumably there are more Eves than there should be, because the feature is so heavily used.

in my last game the Stone family was a weird apocalypse cult, so i ran off cause i expected bad stuff to go down (apparently it didnt) and all of my babies suicided

and it does cost the mother something, then game often only has like 150 players at a time, it's not like there's an infinite amount of babies to be born.

the idea has always been that the game will have a huge tech tree which takes a long time. It is the nature of things that only a specialized part of the players will now extremely advanced things.

Granted, I was gone for several months, but i'm jut now really starting the journey up the tech tree. Part of this is because griefing was so bad before I left i mostly hid out from civilizations. But i've played a ton and still don't really smith [know what to do in theory] or or do carpentry [I'm just not that interested in making buildings]. I'm great at the aspects of food production, and end up doing a lot of the crucial things that keep civs alive.

I guess my point here is : I want there to be planes but don't currently have the desire to learn such advanced tech.

it's way messed up, you can see to look at of the lineage that every one is messed up. Nothing to understand, it's just been broken since update.

How do you draw bears? I couldn't figure out if there was a way someone did it intentionally

oh and i was the old lady in the main gooseberry patch frantically trying to make sure the food would keep coming in without dying

edit: i never looked up how bears worked before, people could definitely intentionally draw them and we for sure had mutton to feed them.

I was thinking about this the other day. One advantage would be if it increased fertility, so that villages could plan who was producing the most children. Which they already kind of can. You could make it so it needed to be second cousins, so it requires a more stable civilization before you were able to prioritize in this way.

of course once you throw the father in the family line, instead of just the mother, everyone gets real related real fast and would be related to you in two ways.

I think unless you made it so the father didn't impact the lineage, making the lineage reasonable at all with fathers included would be far more difficult than it is worth.

it was frustrating not having family trees before they were implemented...now that I know what I'm missing it's nearly unbearable!