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Cow pen should be separate. There's no reason for the cows to be moving around.

It'd be nice for the berries/carrots to be next to the compost, sheep and pie kitchen. All need each other, especially the compost/sheep/carrot/berry.

Ouch...

I think there should be farm production right next to the area that needs it. Corn next to cows and pigs. Carrots/berries/sheep/pie kitchen all next to each other. Corn and beans next to mesa kitchen. Broth next to milk station for bottle/pouch reuse. wheat at mesa kitchen, pie kitchen, and bread bakery. There's no reason to have a huge farm not next to the area that uses it.

You can also use a radio transmitter and receiver to communicate in the same way you can a written note. While this makes as much sense as all families being literate in all other languages but fluent in none, it is at least a functional workaround.

I say we remove posse. It' too complicated, non-intuitive, relies on chat, and has proven again and again to not work.

Make killing also wound the killer too. Or if you want to keep it realistic, killing someone wounds the killer if the person they attacked also had a knife/sword/axe/weapon. Killing still slows you drastically.

To keep it more functional, once you've been healed, there's a timer before you can attack someone/be healed or something like that... basically an incentive to punish chain attacks/heals. This is also realistic... someone who's been weakened by a wound isn't in a position to attack someone right away.

TBF, not all the streamers are useless. Twisted actually got me into the game and I learned a lot about the game from watching his videos.

Yes. Good design makes things intuitive. You don't want the game to be so unintuitive that the barrier to entry is too high for new people to enjoy the game.

I think we should be able to ride the train at warp speed along the line, stopping at designated stations that require building. If two people were on the same track going opposite directions, could have funny showdowns.

If you can get a screenshot, this seems like it could be good meme fodder.

If the whole town is stuck in a property fence, then you're dead. If one person is outside and can stab, then they can kill the griefer. Ownership of property gate would have to go to next of kin or unowned if nobody... which allows the people to get out. Not saying this is how it currently works, but how it should work if this were to be implemented.

@Arcurus Killing someone also ending the killer means that griefing through killing also kills the griefer, so problem solved. If someone is griefing through not killing, they can still be killed, but with a method that doesn't allow abuse. I would argue that this is way less drastic and simpler than the current system.

When you close a property gate, lock a box, or lock a door, you can trap people inside. This is another form of griefing. Slowing someone down or freezing them makes it much easier to kill them, allowing those inside to possibly escape.

Basically, what I'm suggesting is that griefable actions slows someone down so it's easier for the town to deal with them.

my ideas:

Killing someone also kills the killer. This allows non-death griefers to be killed by someone who care enough to sacrifice their life to do so. Also, killing griefing just isn't worth it anymore.

locking gates and doors causes someone to freeze for a bit, making this kind of griefing harder.

carrying an engine makes one move slowly. ( I know it was like this before, not sure if still like that)
This would include an engine in a cart. Cart/wheelbarrl moves slower now too.
putting something in a scrap box slows them down drastically, giving someone a chance to kill the scrapper.

Ok, this is my updated yum station with buildings to preserve space and floor tiles to imply function. The stone floors are a little difficult to see what's on them, so maybe use some other flooring. The stews would go along the west wall of the milk yum building.the empty tables could hold exotic foods, like wine, ice cream, more pouches, etc.