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So surely something like the following design would be better, if you take down the home marker after the lamb is grown? This would work right? Also has a bonus where not every lamb is blocking a tile inside the pen.

I think there's a mechanic i'm not clear on because doesn't it make more sense to have trash pits instead of home markers? If the tile behind the trash pit is also a trash pit, the AI can't move to either of those tiles and thus no movement is made... Or is the sheep AI different to the lamb AI?

This is pretty awesome. I'm glad you found a good solution that supports both preferred playstyles. I was apprehensive about the Eve's spawning so far away at first but it definitely grew on me, having untouched land to develop and support my family. Definitely an improvement, looking back. Shame i can't really enjoy the current content but this spawning system is great.

It'd have been fine if he'd waited to release the half done content. Releasing decay without repair is almost the same as taking out carrots to replace them with potatoes. Then only taking the carrots away and waiting a week to add potatoes.

After looking at the crafting guide, it looks like wild carrots do not respawn seeds.

How would several stable states work? Layered systems that rely on each other?

I'm pretty much done for now too. The changes to Eve spawning were a good change but i disagree with worms, finite soil and now finite tools and baskets. Just ruins any sense of progression the game currently had and any enjoyment you can get from playing the game. Adding in these systems before there is ANY further progression or repairing is a huge mistake.

I like the idea of weighting mothers with a home marker. This allows a new Eve to get situated unless there's no other mothers for the spawning baby.

Each murder takes karma and every life where you die at 60 gives back that karma. Anyone playing the game legit and dealing with griefers is going to have positive karma.

@pein Those are the kind of experiences which led me to try this kind of life for myself. Even if i get their arrow, if they survive, they'll just make another one and come and kill me while i'm busy doing something. This happened twice now under different circumstances. At least i named them for their first murder so when they killed me in front of everyone, there's no doubt. I wonder what happened in that village after my death.

There was one life where i witnessed a murder. I already had a knife in my backpack so i quickly dispatched them. I then stood still next to the grave and explained the situation to my grandson. I was already getting old so shortly after i addressed my grandson and pulled the knife out. He ran so fast lol. I dropped the knife on the floor and said, it's up to him to protect the tribe now. This kind of experience is memorable and sadly, it's because of a griefer. At least he knew definitively, after i gave him the knife, that i was protecting the tribe.

Good. That's the idea i am presenting. You'll notice how i ask why nobody is taking my arrows near the end also.
It was certainly thrilling and i tried my best to tell the story in an interesting way.

Edit: I don't find enjoyment in ruining the work of others. I have quite a lot of empathy for others so my session today was aimed at learning something, and treating the game as just a game.