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#476 Re: Main Forum » Simplified property fence plan » 2019-04-05 21:49:35

Labour put in is also a form of cost. Sometime that doesen't take a lot of resouces but is time intensive to make isn't in a good place either.

#477 Re: Main Forum » Rare resources and possible uses » 2019-04-05 21:48:17

I think people would die for hemp rope making made ez.

#478 Main Forum » The self fullfiling prophecy (Aka it was all my fault!) » 2019-04-05 21:44:56

Amon
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My what a crazy trip this was...

Though I don't remember much else from my earliest days other than my loving nana coddling me.
She's long gone now, and all memories of her are foggy, but those were some of the few cozy days
in my life. But the earliest I remember was, I wasn't really named until I was five, think mom had a
speech issue and none else really cared much about it as she kept mulling bout how to call me until
'X' stuck as my finally moniker.

Not like it mattered, I wasn't the kind to bustle in the busy town, so I can't say anyone really cared
bout me, if I was there or not. Nor can I admit that I had a relationship with my mother. I really
actually spend my time at the berries, there wasn't much else to do, plant some carrots, keep
the berry grove well watered, and of course. the sheep. I grew up with the sheep practically.

I was truly the only person that spent almost all their time there, and my, the loneliness of that place.
Only the bleating of the sheep and the sounds of me working on the wells refilling the buckets.


The quiet was serene.

If only it lasted.
See, this place was very quiet and remote. All of my relatives preferred to work in the kitchen or at
the workshop and smithy. Can't blame them. Smelled like shit over at the farms. And precisely this
is what attracted a few curious people here. Ya know. Supposedly this boy, My auburn baby cousin
once removed, the son of my cousin was with his blonde auntie, supposedly his mother abandoned.
        'Evil'

What a superstition. What even is an evil baby. Yet I was not a person to not be suspicious of it all.
I listened closely as I minded my business. Pick, fill, pick fill... I felt mildly threatened, the blondie
cousin did have a weapon of her own. I had none. And two people conspiring? Against who? The
auburn's eldest brother, a boy older than me but still my blonde cousin once removed. The two
arrows on his pack were suspicious.

I went around asking why my blonde nephew had two arrows. He sure was young and my mother
could only give me some messy directions of him acting high. That was no good evidence really.
It did make me scared.

As I entered my teenage years I overheard even more. This time another woman was suspicious along
with the blonde cousin once removed. At least so my auburn cousin once removed spoke. This time
others were present and I finally go out of the farms to inform everyone else about the suspicious duo.
His adoptive mother however long gone now, nowhere to be seen.

And of course, she was gone. The adoptive mother was quite a suspicious girl too.

Next time when the Auburn boy returned, now a young lad, he was accusing his mother of plotting to
kill the village. "Should I kill her?" . I say "No, watch her every move." That sure is a big accusation...
I would not side yet, no. He too was suspicious, he the auburn apron boy. My greying cousin was
around to witness. Everyone else left so I felt easy to spoke after we conversed about the village
safety.
I jokingly say: "I'll be the first to die" to him, whom I trusted well enough. Though the tone of my
voice was indeed riddled with underlying concern. I WAS doing an awful lot of spying around town.
And If somebody was going to be shanked first, My...it was going to be me. Of course, I kept telling
people to keep an eye on X Y and Z. I was too scared.

Slowly I matured and clothed three children, my children, nephews and nieces. And that was the only solace
I had in m life, the sheep, they too began to grow more angsty as time went on. More and more people
huddled around the berries and the sheep. Many carrying weapons of some kind.

Alas, that burden was soon to be lifted.


As my blonde cousin once removed retrieved a bison calf, I quickly dismissed the two conspirers as rabble-rousers.
In fact, I felt at ease. Two arrows are indeed to get bison, that's what I would do If I wanted to get a cow.
Gather two arrows and protect them from harm for a later date where they were needed.

While taking care of some business in the town, finally feeling more courage to run around the kitchen
and workstations... I run across my blonde cousin once removed organising bows and arrows...And it hit me.
It was a misstep on my end combined with a mishit on his...

"I AM SO SORRY, IT WAS MY MISTAKE," I yell out at everyone as I gritted my teeth in pain to make
sure my blonde cousin once removed was indeed innocent. There was so much trouble and conspiring, I almost
felt slightly guilty of it as well. But him, he was innocent and it was MY mistake. I feared too much,
As I was rushed to the nursery everyone scrambled around to save me, one by one. There was
hesitation in cauterizing the arrow out of my body. Oh, the pain...
alas, I bled to death before they could patch me up.

What an ironic way to die. Wasn't it me who predicted that I would be the first victim?



I AM SO SORRY ELVIS LOL but goddamn this was an interesting conclusion to Maria's life.
GJ everyone haha this was hilarious.

Also apaprently we had a murderer niece indeed D:

#479 Re: Main Forum » How do you measure your "success" in OHOL? » 2019-04-05 12:57:18

I'd say any sucessful life if where I had friendly communication within a village and a dotting realtionship with at least some of my children.

Another one is gaining friendship while achiving a milestone or helping another person achive a milestone and gaining their friendship.
Hoenstly getting the perfect good reactions from people takes more time than making the same thing over and over again big_smile

#480 Re: Main Forum » Idiots who screw up your Eve Camp [Game Story] » 2019-04-05 10:23:54

Yeah is was horrendous, worse it. It was the 'wild lasso' update so there were literaly wild ropes in the deserts lol to rub salt into the wound.

#481 Re: Main Forum » To all to the sweetpeas out there. » 2019-04-05 08:15:02

Yeah. This was a pretty amazing family, no other after it toppled it.

#483 Re: Main Forum » suggestion - rivers/oceans and other biomes » 2019-04-05 08:08:09

Rivers were great for farming. Amazing even.

The function for depleting water in a moving body maybe rather complex.

However what if river auto waters nearby crops and brings fertile soil at a catch that it floods and ruins harvest every consistent amount of minutes. People are already not very attentive when it comes to crops.
This would require multiple farmers to harvest the land in time before the flood ruins everythg.

Rivers can be depleted to such a point that the lake at the end dries up.
Rivers can be poluted. Image living south of a village that istarted to process skins and dyeing.
Your village will suffer some pollution from water and disease depending on the cummulative severity.

#484 Re: Main Forum » Idiots who screw up your Eve Camp [Game Story] » 2019-04-05 07:57:12

Ive had two eve camps die off. Well one was a second gen girl eve camp because i ran off.
Place was IDEAL and AMAZING.

Both places were teeming with milkweek yet my kid built a stone hoe and plant milkweed on my farm plots that I was preparing for the population surge. There was enough natural milkweed for 6 more ropes minimum and no pressure to get it, especially when milkweed grows fast and the drill n hatched done + 2 spare ropes left. We even had a small load of starting iron. Ugh. Nearby food source was not estabilished fast enough to curb some hunger for my camp-working children, both failed. The other's wild food situation was worse though.

#485 Re: Main Forum » To all to the sweetpeas out there. » 2019-04-04 22:38:10

Okay gotta confess now big_smile

I was using the sweet peas as a small experiemnt to see what would happen if everything I spoke was completely foreign. My original plan was to settle in the nursery and have a small 'kindergarden' originally but decided to just help out the village instead.
Well... I ended up having the most attentive, loving relationship with my two daughters despite there being a communication barrier with me. ;-; Also my brother Noah was pretty lit as well.
I was Harper Pea
http://lineage.onehouronelife.com/serve … id=3995499

#486 Re: Main Forum » To all to the sweetpeas out there. » 2019-04-04 22:25:19

I was a pea today, very lovely time i spend there. Made compost all my life :')

#487 Re: Main Forum » The Midnight Plan » 2019-04-04 19:34:18

350px-Coppice2.png
willowpollard1.jpg
Coppicing, works with most trees, but is most common for willows.
The result is then used for wicker walls or fences, baskets and other very very  very useful things.

Chop down any tree to have the stump continously and infinitely produce the needed wood, only needing to be cut with a sharp stone, flint or knife.<

Or treat/clean up a willow tree with a knife once and then continously keep cutting down the formed branches.


Though parcells people owned were also banning animals from entering. In some towns we had laws where if a chicken entered your yard it was in your right to kill it.

#488 Re: Main Forum » Hilarious trademark codes were assigned to my logo » 2019-04-04 18:55:42

"Grotesque men formed by letters, numbers, punctuation or geometric shapes"

I am dying

Liquids, spilling
Pouring liquids
Sand

:') what.

#489 Re: Main Forum » The Midnight Plan » 2019-04-04 18:18:29

I like it mostly because it seems like a wicker fence if it's, could be nice simpyl for decoration too, so it seems people will use it for more than just limiting property. It also seems relatively fine of an idea. But it will be interesting


Also its very good to just ramble out ALL ideas because probably only 10% or less of all those ideas will ever be good, and havign a reference is good to even dictate what is bad - good.

#491 Re: Main Forum » Do you want to play on the same server with me? » 2019-04-04 16:39:39

I could play with you on a singular instance smile during a weekend but only for maybe one or three hours.

#492 Re: Main Forum » More feasable property, built off in-game practices and QOL » 2019-04-04 16:37:57

Writing isn't an instantaneous uniqueness marker and requires time to read and process.

#493 Re: Main Forum » More feasable property, built off in-game practices and QOL » 2019-04-04 16:10:52

Yeah I was thinking where people squabble about "this is mine/belongs to X place, return it!" and really. You could even colour an item to be its own individual colour so you know it's your your item and not billy bob's or the cooks.

That was exactly what i was thinking. (though i think its actually made from bovine bones)
Making it from all animal bones would be a good future investment when the other animals get more use.
(some other bone use: art glue, jelly,  carpenter glue. Esp rabbit glue)

#494 Re: Main Forum » Dirt roads » 2019-04-04 15:05:04

Maybe a rake? Rake up the grass/foliage floor to make a clear path that takes shape depending on adjecant road.

Good to quickly preplan roads.

Then maybe fill it in with rocks gravel to make macadam road for a nice but not current speed bonus? Before then you upgrade to later road types with higher speed bonus?

#495 Re: Main Forum » More feasable property, built off in-game practices and QOL » 2019-04-04 14:29:31

Yeah just having the primal three + white is good enough. But the mixed colours + black would be great at a later date!

#496 Re: Main Forum » More feasable property, built off in-game practices and QOL » 2019-04-04 14:20:11

Yeah we have so many bones. Making bone porcelain should not be an issue at all. As well as porcelain could only store ready foods so...No way itll be taken away and filled with something nonedible.

#497 Re: Main Forum » More feasable property, built off in-game practices and QOL » 2019-04-04 14:17:56

Glazing pottery should be very early tech. Porcelain could use more effort.

But marking tools will definitely require a loom. But the strips should be reusable once a tool breaks or a knife is reassembled.

#498 Re: Main Forum » How to undo the work of a griefer » 2019-04-04 14:10:50

Preventative measures for sheep killing and escaping.
do not lead the mouflon lamb into the pen, let it roam in the wilds. Also have some adult sheep roam the wilds. Maybe shear them and leave the wool on so they remain put. it's no biggy refeeding it later at an emergency. (saved sheep pens about 5 times this way)

#499 Re: Main Forum » More feasable property, built off in-game practices and QOL » 2019-04-04 13:46:41

You're not supposed to eat a crucible! xD
Colour partitioning plates however, is a direct way to show where your missing kitchen plates dissapeared and who took them. Besides, its actually the smiths that keep getting their ware stolen.
It also makes it easy to retrieve borrowed tools and ware if you need it back at the workstation.

#500 Re: Main Forum » More feasable property, built off in-game practices and QOL » 2019-04-04 13:22:16

Can somebody with a reddit account do this?.+ wait a bit so it can be better fleshed out by multi imput methinks.

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