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You should have seen server 3 before the apocalypse. We were close to having a metropolis. Good old days. So many roads... And baskets... *sigh*

Can you curse someone without surname. Someone just called 'Bill'?

I'd just like to point out that it's not like the gun debate! Gun debate is about who should by law be allowed to own a gun. With knifes that doesn't work.

A gun has to be bought (or stolen). A knife (or bow and arrow) can be made by anyone.

I still believe they just move to a free tile + some become invisible. Please do check next time if there's something on the nearest free tiles. Works for me every time.

Also, about clothes shortage, I think it's more related to people dying outside of the town. Whenever I become an adult and can walk longer distances, I scout around the town and find a bunch of clothes on dead people killed by bears and wolves.

Kudos to all the people who maintain custom servers, I'd love to try them all out.

But... I'm fine with violence and griefing, it's just that I want to have a fair chance at dealing with it.

As much as I've noticed, the clothes don't vanish, but just get relocated to the next free tile. When this happenes, some pieces of clothing or whatever the person was holding, become invisible.

If this happens around you, you can retrieve the invisible buggy items by placing another object on the suspected tile (as in replace the holding item with the invisible one on the ground)

It is not invented, it evolved from folklore and was only later used for mass crowd control.

I agree that there should be a system but I also agree that punishments are not the way to go.

I think the idea of marking someone as untrustworthy is the best one I've heard so far (either manually by uses or automatically based on you number of murders). If marked, you can still do anything you like (and possibly redeem yourself if you work hard or when time passes) and the collective will know about you and what to do about you.

I'd call it karma - some way of past actions following you to your next lives and players having access to that information. It's not a direct punishment but people would be warned about the griever early on.

Someone said we don't have governments or countries but also, we don't even have stable villages and populations. A lot has to be done before trading and currencies should become a thing.

And honestly, I like the customs as they are right now; a vast majority of people want to help and create and share. Carrot farmers don't ask questions when people come and take away the carrots. They don't ask for your clothes in return. They assume you are being helpful elsewhere.

I'd love if we can achieve a society without currency and with abundant resources where people do their jobs and can freely use the products of others. (We already have this in towns where mothers raise children responsibly)

As far as I remember, I payed via PayPal but had to specify a card that is linked to my account.

I vote for the name Woolville (for the place where wool is in fashion)

I agree that it's much harder to kill a griever than it is for him/her to kill a farmer.

My cousin massacred half my colony and ran away. When I was grown up, my mom showed me where she hid her bow, arrows and knife. I took them with me to feel safe. 15 years later my cousin returned, and started killing again. I was right there, fully armed and ready.

I right clicked him, but even though he was moving slowly, he was still too quick. Instead of killing him, I ran to the spot I clicked and laid down my weapon. I tried grabbing it again and chasing the evildoer, but losing those 3 seconds was crucial. In all this stress I ended up accidentally starving and disappointing my dead mother, not fulfilling the promise I have her. The killer got away.

Screems, bloody corpses and slower moving assassins are waaaay too little.