One Hour One Life Forums

Just died at gen 93, as Tim Qin. Yeah this park was wrecked, some trees remained. That town had ran out of iron and nobody seemed to know how to get more and how to make tools - people seemed to just chat and farm. Lots of kerosene though, thank you whoever got those. Could've been nice to recreate the park but I got busy making two mines and emptying them to the town. Found a horse with a cart to take home, also got rabbits and snares back to town from far west, made a new milkweed farm under the smithy and made tools and processed tiny bit of my iron. There's lots of girls and women in the Qin family, but I guess they're spread around? Never got to see other Qin towns.

Nudity mod ftw. Everybody is a modest potato in my world.

How odd that people wouldn't gear up tho'. Do they see rabbit cloth as ugly, now that we have skirts and shorts? Free cloth is great. Or maybe the issue is low amount of thread, as all fleece is turned to bowler hats...

You get +fitness if you die as a tutorial Eve.

EDIT: huh, now you don't, you get negative score? I dunno what's going on there.

What I dislike the most in this message is your self-justification of actions. It's terrible. Who are you to judge what a town deserves? I find it astonishing. I always ensure I start towns far from bear caves so it's a good spot, but you say that town still should have crapton of arrows and bows ready just in case someone brings in bears to kill?
Who are you to say that towns should be prepared, when in reality, they wouldn't have to prepare for bears at all if people like you would not lure them in? We wouldn't have to waste milkweed on bows and arrows if nobody brought in bears. We could make minimal amount of bows and arrows just to get goose and kill some boars around the place.

Saying that a town without rope (bows and arrows) deserves to die is like saying a pacifist country with no army deserves to die. If there was no violence, we would use our resources in other things. But as there is violence, we must put our resources to things that can kill things that pose us a threat.

It's just... kinda disappointing when I meet people of this type. But I'm still glad you rather go "just fuk em" and leave and do something else.
You are probably very productive in your lives, although I'd also debate against the whole "40 stakes when making a road" thing. I am productive also, and I know how it feels when you feel like you're the only one doing the right things. But I always see hard workers in my lives, and people who try their best. Who don't deserve to be distracted by some lured bears.

The whole self-justification of things is what is grinding my gears. Yes we are free to do things but I just feel that something is off when someone starts explaining how it's a good thing and how they are righteous of doing so. This kind of mentality brings forth terrifying humans. Humans who think they are above others and justified in their actions. It gets extreme real fast.

Good, so you move on instead of staying and killing the town. That's how it should be done; if you don't like it, move on, others can go ahead and sit there if they want to.

You remind me of the user pein a lot. Pein at his darkest moments. Your type gets frustrated, bitter, angry and annoyed when people are not doing things or refusing to do things in the game. To me, it has control freak vibes. You can't expect a hive mind style of work in a random online game with a rather terrible crafting system and tutorial. In the game, people have a right to refuse things and be stupid, and expecting them not to do that is rather silly. I hope you chill a bit and find enjoyment in your pursuits, rather than focus on everything "people don't do" or "people do that is bad and stupid". We have different kinds of people in the game and not all of them will please you.

In my case it was not roleplay at all. I was not pretending to be a sweet loving mother who teaches her child how the world works. It was a small town with only one woman, me, and I wanted to give my girls and boys maximum chance at survival. A lot of them wouldn't have zoom out mod, so I'd make sure they know what they can find in the town so they wouldn't run to the wrong direction and starve. The tour was to ensure the lineage has the maximum potential of succeeding in the next generation. And they did.

We also tend to remember negative experiences more than positive ones so we often find ourselves over dramatizing the occurrences, in this case, calling it average, which would mean a huge amount of players. The bad experiences just feel like common occurrences when they poke at our eye even a little bit during a life. "Again they are doing this! Why is everyone like this! I'll kill them all!! They always do this!!"

I was accused of RP when I was baby touring my kids. I was waiting for kiln to cool down as I was smithing. To someone, saying "Wheat farm" and standing in it with a baby is roleplaying. :'D Man, that guy got me rustled. I almost suicided as he kept spitting that at me. I was the only fertile girl there... but no one else was so butthurt about things so I quickly calmed down and decided to stay for the quiet workers around me.

Interesting!
I think the "can't move" bug could teach us to chill out a bit, share information and talk about the town and such. With a zoom out mod you could keep an eye on the town and/or idle a little bit if it gets boring or your talking buddy has to leave.

Ugly character: that's funny, he doesn't look ugly to me but he is drawn in a different style and technique, which makes it look like he doesn't belong at all. Jason's style is hard to imitate.

Wild guess but could it be people wanting to play for lineages and having everyone in the baby pool instead of going to a server which most don't know about, especially people living in other countries who could save a lineage during nighttime infertility?
And it's easier to open a game and press a button to play. People are lazy and hesitant trying new stuff. Most newbies (who make up the majority of players as of now, from Steam release to today) don't want to go back because they don't know what there is or why they would want that. And people who miss those times are either gone or in main game trying to make long lineages.

Yay for teamwork!

In before a griefer appears to gloat over how they made zillion swords from the iron.
Sorry, I'll get my inner pessimist in check.

I had an iron brother once, too. We would check in and go to opposite directions, promising that we'd meet in five years to check which one found an iron vein and which would be closer. I got the short end of the stick; east was a terrible way to go. Almost died so many times. He went west and had found a vein almost immediately southwest. We reunited and got the mine done, then hauled iron together. After that he started a milkweed garden. I worked on my own stuff and came to his garden in my final years. I passed away waiting for him to return to his garden from his trip. Didn't see him come back.

Oh, I am a meRNber. Gotta start acting like one.

But isn't it terribly easy to just have a group of people say "ok guys get born to Stark line" and then start griefing and raiding around? Twins, triplets and quads are no longer needed so they can sneak in.

F
*gets fed*