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I'm pretty sure that the tutorial is focused on user interface - how to eat, how to use clothes, screen lock, transition help system. I think the final challenge isn't really about a hatchet, it's learning how to learn work things out in general.

Beyond that, there wasn't even a tutorial when the game launched. You appeared in the world and had to figure things out or get taught. Now, the interface has been made more powerful/complex since then - you see some of the left/right confusion in the video, and I still get them crossed up a lot.

The video is a bit of an indirect critique of the tutorial though. Apparently she had trouble with it some time in the past, and video is coming in somewhat cold.

Generally though, I do get lazy about telling people to let me know if they are new. Then on the rare occasions I do get a new player, I keep getting interrupted by new kids. Every once and a while you get a willing student and some peace though.

I believe it's passed at record creation time, which uses a positional list and does require naming the field. The value is never updated, so it's more record creation time than last update time

From a brief code inspection, the bug is minor. The server will forget a players skip list if they play for over two hours, which is enough time for situations to change. And that assumes they aren't doing a full cycle every time anyway.

Jason tends to write long integrated functions. There are few arguments for this - efficiency (fewer function calls) and directness (if you want to know what it does, just start reading, no jumping to different functions). However while Jason has a big picture of what things do from writing it, it is very challenging for an outsider to understand the high level structure when that is not presented in a page or two of function calls. Due to the size of the functions I still find myself jumping around and cross referencing a fair bit to understand what the function's internal state is at that point. The degree of integration can also make things harder for us modders specifically - for instance the click handler does a lot of complicated context interpretation, and then formats action messages to the server inline. I pretty much re-implemented chunks of this for my keyboard actions.

Got some lineage tagging. You can't get unique colors for all the lines, but I did some prime fuzzing so you can at least tell many of them apart.

Yep

The plot of deaths looks very similar, I would guess so. The north one has one point a ways farther out, so probably kept running after became infertile.  Come to think of it, an outlier can be found easily: Lilly Janeway, who certainly seems to have had enough kids.

I originally though that with the monument list, bell towers were forever, not even just a map tile in the traditional sense once completed. Sadly, it's just a record.

It is easy with Leaflet markers, but extremely unperformant (dom element per mark). At a small scale it it needs a data server and maybe a different rendering method, at large scale (possibly not even very large, given number of lives) it may need premade tiles. Problem with premade is you would need lots of layers show different time periods.

At the moment, you have to build the mod with a matching client version (11 atm) At least that got my mod working.

The whole life: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/433418766

Standing completely still... I see ghosts sometimes where the client gets out of sync with the server and you see a person who isn't really there. Maybe that would have weird effects with the family check and kill targeting stuff.

I wouldn't be surprised if at least half of them were DaTruf, judging from stuff I saw in my trees.