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I was the old granny! Nice! I was wondering how you had so much when the server had been so recently shut down ...

Wow, update must be live.

My score was at 52 and it still went up almost a point when I lived to 60 as Kiran Rose

Even when my score was 53.67 it went up 0.14 from living till 28.2

So, kill all the vanilla people or one of the brown families so we can get population low enough for black eve to spawn?

Will the new system use the same relatives as before? So, self, mom + descendants if female or self, mom + sisters' descendants if male? If so I doubt the extreme cases of all the tool slots/ no tool slots would ever happen.

Yeah I was a ginger in that town twice. As a ginger woman when the note was first written and as an old ginger man the second time.

I spent about a decade looking for oil- there wasn't any close by. Finally found a tarry spot after looking for about a decade. Didn't feel like running all the way back and forth building oil rig from scratch though.

Second time I had just found the village again as a fifty-something year old ginger. Even if I felt like doing it at that point I was too old to do it in time.

So I just played a few lives in the new update and a couple of suggestions outside of bug fixes

1) Make Gingers have temp bonus in arctic, so arctic biome isn't as cold for them.
2) Make Brown immune to yellow fever... I thought they might be so I killed myself with mosquitoes accidentally... lol
3) Make Brown have lower temp in jungle than other skin types
4) Make Black have lower temp in desserts

Or maybe just flat temp bonus to gingers and temp minus to black and brown

Skin tone ranking:

S-Tier: Ginger, access to all of the best clothing items + controls oil supply
A-Tier: Black, access to horses, dyes + sulfur
B-Tier: Brown, access to rubber and other jungle plants
C-Tier: White, universal translator

Isn't the point of a game to relieve yourself of boredom?  If I think it is more fun to wander the wilderness than stay in town, isn't that my right? If I want to be in an untouched area, shouldn't I be allowed to travel there? I do not force others to come with me. I do not force my children to stay.  You also claim most will not want to come and you are right; most kids /die. If the women in town are yumming and staying warm they have nothing to fear from a pseudo-Eve whom has an inferior inventory of yumming options.

It's actually pretty easy to out compete your relatives for babies as a pseudo Eve.

Simply leave town as 3 yr old girl, make wolf hat, seal fur coat, + backpack and fur shoes/loincloth. Now you're warmer than your female relatives.

Yum with wild foods and tada! Now you are favored over your female relatives for babies!

My question is, why did you chose survival to be determined solely by food? Food is the only need for survival. Everything comes back to food.

We need oil. why do we need oil? so we can get water. why do we need water? so we can grow food. why do we need food? we will starve without food

we need sulfur. why do we need sulfur? so we can get rubber. why do we need rubber? so we can get water. why do we need water? so we can grow food. why do we need food? we will starve without food

My point is I don't think acquiring food should be the only thing determining whether you live or die. How about hypothermia, heat stroke, thirst, insanity/depression?

In real life we will work for things for pleasure, but in game we wont because they don't help survival. Why not make some trade goods that improve happiness and thus improve health? Maybe if your character is very unhappy they are prone to deadly disease, while the person with many luxuries is blessed with perfect health?

Then it becomes "I trade for pleasure, so I can improve my odds of not dying randomly from sadness/disease"

The better thing would be if travel was proportional as a fraction of time spent. Obviously, with time moving 525,600X faster than reality our perception/computing power would not be able to keep up so affordances must be made.

Cutting out sleep, we have a total of 16.4 hours
As you can see, work and travel is 8.8/16.4. Since shifts are typically 8 hours, that leaves 0.8=48mins/day for travel.  Ideally only 0.8/16.4 (round up to 5%) would be needed to be spent traveling in order to have a functioning economy.

However, with how slow moving all forms of transport are (it is about the same as real life, not buffed like eating or ignored like sleep/excretion)  much more than 5% of our time is required in traveling to meet the demands of an economy and to occupy any significant amount of territory. I'd say moving about a town to get to needed tools/communicate/eat in itself is more than 5% of our time. Therefore, movement should be buffed to the point where changing what tile you're on is close to 5% of a life, and only about 50% if you choose to make your living as a merchant/trader.

First you quoted the wrong user.

Anyways,

Pioneer's usage has narrowed in usage to fewer contexts these days, and extended to new ones. There is a military aspect to the term pioneer. early 16th century (as a military term denoting a member of the infantry): from French pionnier ‘foot soldier, pioneer'.
History does not remember most of the cultures well because most did not write things down. Besides, if the cultures were truly completely destroyed there would be no resentments(no one left to complain, history written by the victors). Also, persuasion via coercion (i.e, nothing personal, join us or we'll crush you into submission')

1.5k is less than one mile though if each tile is one meter. I think buffing speed and field of view would be better

If it were truly already in balance, players wouldn't shear the last sheep and would always feed lambs, not adults.

This, and make milkweed grow like a weed