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Fix baby distribution, it's broke.

They're pretty horrible and tasteless. No wonder our toxic community loves them so much.

I'm telling you that still happens. It might not be frequent, but I personally have been born to the sole refugee of a mother fleeing war. She posted us up in a dead town far away where the waring Carrols wouldn't find us. It was a shithole, and convincing everyone to move back after the war was over took quite a bit of work.

To fix this there needs to be a check on a family's fertility. If they have less than two fertile women or girls under age 14 then they're guaranteed to be assigned the next birth, and it's guaranteed to be a girl. Women or girls outside of their band count as infertile for these purposes. To keep things interesting the check is never made if there are greater than 40 players online, and the family exhausts an invisible token each time this is used. The number of fertility tokens a family gets goes up every few hours up to a cap, and there are a few non-renewable reserve tokens inherited from the eve for that lineage. If two or more families have met the conditions to use their token the birth is assigned at random. If a fertile woman or girl returns to her biome band from outside before the token is used it's deactivated and returned to storage. If all women from that family are out of band while the fertility token is active the next player login is given a 5 second wait period to give them a chance to return.

Update for 11-05 to 11-27

324 total eves

14.7 eves per day

71 meters per eve

Furthest is ID 1606521028 at (-26167,-100)
http://publicdata.onehouronelife.com/pu … Friday.txt

This is a great way to find dead towns and yeeted resources.

It doesn't take two tanks, it takes one tank of crude and 1/24th of a kero dose.

Recuperating lost resources from dead towns isn't the only benefit. Mainly it would be used to extend the range of an arctic fam's oil drilling operations, assuming they're otherwise stable. Like I said before it multiplies the efficency of everyone that uses it. Trade, oil drilling, dead town spoils, all of it.

The initial cost doesn't matter, as It's infinite. Main issue is the occasional griefer taking the long walk out to turn it off, or, much more frequently I think, a curious noob that wants to see where the road leads and tries to pick it up by hand. I think the shutoff recipe needs to be changed to a shift+click or at least use some sort of tool. Mallet? Rubber stopper? Just something that makes It's shut off intentional.

I had a girl and a boy and considered that enough, as I was out on the road. When you have babies away from villages there's a good chance it's a griefer since there's no one around with active curses. I sent them off and didn't think anything of it since our family was doing fine.

Turned out milkman was my cousin and the only other girl. Don't blame a griefers actions on me. Our family should have been fine, there was no way I could have known milkman was in the village.

Right on the border between the mountain and jungle bands, on the mountain side.

I'm seriously sick of you hijacking every thread, spoon. I'm not interested in deliberating over the definition of a "generation", the relative merits or moral appropriateness of resettling villages or moving resources from dead towns. I don't care about children of men or your "no vision" rants.

I just want to build a road.

Another option I just thought of was to put in place special lineage ban exemptions for the family with the least # fertile women AND server pop is low. So someone could /die a few times and end up back in the same family quickly, or instruct an infertile relative to attempt the same.