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In real life, if people with weapons ask(demand) your name, you tell them unless you can defend yourself, otherwise, you might just die. This held true in the past if you wandered upon a small village or city, and still does nowadays. Try to demand your way onto a military base an see how that goes for you. Jason wants this to be "like" real life, and as is the case IRL, you need to use force to exert your will and protect what is yours(what is truly yours is that which you can protect, in a modern society that protection is exerted through legal means, but if those dont exist you are left with force).

Oh honey, you can still play on server 7, nothing is fucking stopping you. They did not hack the server and limit who can login. You are entitled to nothing more than logging in. Thats it, from there, make/steal/do whatever you want, youre gonna have to make it happen though. If someone does not want to keep you as a baby, youre just gonna have to get over it. If you stumble upon a village, and they ask who you are and you refuse to tell them, then youre gonna need to use force to exert your will to be there. If you cant do that then there is no help for you. Tough fucking luck buddy.

Also the hypocrisy here is kinda wild. If you intentionally target a server other than the big server, you are essentially saying that you don't want to play with random players at that time. Be it solo or in a group, that is the only reason to get off of the big server. If you want to play in a community of randoms who build something out of the happenstance of it all, then go back to the big server. You are criticizing people for doing exactly what you are trying to do on server 7.

No one is privatizing a public server. You are still able to go back to that server no matter how many times you die. No one is preventing you from playing the game. Players are in fact, allowed to kill other players, for whatever reason. That's how the game works. There are a number of valid reasons to play with a closed group(the biggest one being, they fucking want to). Do you all whine like this IRL if someone doesn't wanna interact with you? They don't need a reason there, and they don't need a reason here. Grow up, get over yourselves, and just play the game or don't.

Well it looks dead

I think instead of a more traditional map, it should be like a home marker. You would go out with blank maps and mark them at locations like rabbits and iron veins, and then bring them back. If you hold the map your home mark is temporarily overwritten until you put it away.

Why would he give us more clothing that doesn't require tools? Or thread? Did you know you can use the drop spindle on fleece to to get a small ball of thread. Add a needle and use it instead of milkweed? It makes no sense to add more clothes with this past update, seeing as he wanted to see the response first, and if there were any bugs. And guess what, he fixed those bugs yesterday.

If anything, its easier to find a spot now. Before you needed to be on the intersection of a swamp, desert and green area for an area to be considered viable. A perfect spot had that and then a pocket of prairie and jungle close by. Its good to have iron close but its not a problem if its one or two biomes away. Now a viable spot only needs green and swamp. A good spot is intersected with a prairie, and an even better one intersects with a large badlands.

I kinda get that, but at the end of the day I dont want 100 new random craftable objects a week. I want updates that use however many craftables it takes to  make that particular extension to the game. I dont think anyone could keep up with the game at exactly 100 new items a week. Even if you make all of those things, you still dont know what the meta around it will be. Small updates elicit complaints that he isn't adding enough, and big ones upset a large minority of people who didn't like that their favorite feature went away or is obsolete or whatever else they dislike about it. Even Jason doesn't know exactly how things will go after an update, and unforeseen emergent phenomena is a real pain to contend with. The current release model makes sense for one person doing all of the development and management of a game like this. ***Obvious troll is obvious, but I still feel that a rebuttal has to be made. The trailer does say 100 items a week, but a year later it just doesn't make sense to do that.***

Still isnt an argument for your bunk case. I can admit I was wrong there. You still have one exhibit, of four reviews, that does nothing to substantiate your argument. That ignores all the possible counter arguments, assuming that one exhibit was enough to make your case. At the end of the day Jason has provided the service you purchased, access to the server and all future updates, and technical support for the game. You have not claimed he failed to provide any of these things. And to top it off, the state you are filing in does not require any specific return policy.

Also, four bad reviews does not win a lawsuit claiming the game is unplayable. The long term reviews on steam are overwhelmingly positive, and even the recent ones still eek out bad reviews. Going to the main page http://onehouronelife.com/#reviews, we can see that all of the recent ones are positive. You can find dozens of comments in just the past few days on the forums praising the update.  You dont have consensus from the playerbase, and no proof the game is actually unplayable. Even if you made a video of you having a hard time with it, it would be easy to counter with any recent twitch stream, or even a new video of villages with clothes and buildings and tools and food.

Huh, guess you never heard of a home marker. You can teach your children. This game has perfect information (save knives in backpacks on some character models), you can watch someone do a task, without them saying anything, and potentially reproduce that set of steps since everything is out to see.

New mexico has no statute requiring a return policy. At the game purchase page, there is no guarantee of a refund for not liking the game. The game is not broken, you can log into the game server, with the client and no modifications and play and make all items in game.

Hmm, I remember this post, some 8 days before the update came out, with lots of back and forth between Jason and the community. One city server even tested the code in advance. Jason regularly (almost daily) talks about the development on dicord under the channel #live-dev-changes