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Okay, so now I'm curious. I though this game was open source, not public domain (which I think is what superfun meant). I thought open source simply let others use the code however they choose as a source for their own projects, not give them the right misuse the original work itself. Am I wrong?

I just saw the note you guys! It's still there! Your names will live on!

That's odd... I've always seen a very big difference in how much slower my hunger level decreases when I get my yum bonus that high. In fact, even +6 or 7 makes a big difference for me. Whenever I get over 10, I only need to eat very rarely. Were you standing in a bad temp spot?

Wow, your hair is naturally black? I thought it would be white with how vibrant that blue is. How light do you bleach your hair? Blue is a difficult color to achieve. The oranges, yellows, and browns in hair are on the opposite side of the color wheel, so they tend to bleed through into the blue color naturally, dulling the hue. Very nice Joriom! I don't think I've ever seen such blue hair!

I don't think I have ever met a vicious pit bull. I have no problem with them being potrayed as such in game though. They were bred to be fighting dogs after all. They were also bred to have a fierce loyalty to their owners, making them some of the most loyal dogs you can find. That is why they make such good family dogs if raised right. It is also why they are willing to fight to the death for their owners if persuaded. (Not that I support raising dogs in real life to be agressive. I don't)

Chihuahuas on the other hand, those things just tend to be out right mean. It is suspected that they were bred to hunt rats. Have you ever seen a wild rat fight? There are some kind ones out there but, generally, it takes some training to override their agressive tendencies. They tend to be cat-like in their personalities as well, in the way that they tend to do things for their own benefit rather than their owner's. It's a good thing that they are too small to do to much damage to humans.

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I saw that! I'm sorry I couldn't do anything. I had no idea where the key was and wasn't old enough to hold a weapon, not to mention I had no idea why he locked you in there in the first place, so I have to admit to taking the easy way out and ignoring it. Sorry.

On the bright side, lesson learned right? No walking into lockable rooms without the key XD

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It wasn't that long, but I'm so proud of all my descendants!

My last words were about being able to see my great grandbaby as an eve. I was so happy!

Tutorials should always be easily accessible, Jason. It makes no sense to only make it accessible by death. People will want to play it more than once. It would not be "clutter" on the login screen. It is a necessity for new players.

I've seen a few bigger towns. They have buildings for the smith, bakery, hospital, and possibly a storage.

There was one I was in a few times that had all of this, plus a nice rose garden, 4 houses up north, and two more villages to the north-west and east. It had a library as well. A track ran from the sheep pen to the bakery for mutton transportation. It was a nice place.

Any camp with enough resources and water can become a town like this as long as enough girls live to adulthood without starving or dieing in other ways, like to wild animals or griefers. You also need some productive people in your town to get things going too.

There is definitely a problem with how new players are expected to learn the game. I was a new player myself a couple months ago, and believe me, I understand.

In my opinion, players should never be required to extensively research a game to learn it. Not to mention that the majority of people in the world don't learn well by simply reading something. This is common knowledge to anyone in a teaching position in real life. This makes online guides one of the most ineffecitive methods to teach new players.

I am guessing that, like you said, it is expected for others to teach new players themselves, but a few game mechanics actually contradict this (like the limited speech and short lifespan)

The learning curve is only going to get steeper as the game moves forward. This means that with things the way they are right now, new players will be less and less likely to continue playing the game as time moves on.

This really needs a solution. It should not be up to us players to find a solution in-game, because it is the game itself that is flawed in this regard, not us. I'm sorry Jason, but if you want this game to succeed in the future, this issue should be taking precedence.

Have you already worked out the ingredients for gunpowder then?