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No, no.

You misunderstood me.

I'm really happy that someone has precisely calculated it.

I knew right away that Jason's results are wrong, because he does not deduct SID children.

And some players are still rescued with pads.

So the number of murders is even higher.

Unfortunately, I have no faith in Jason's.

After all, exhausting oil pumps are just a way of encouraging war.

Jason has his vision - "the war is cool and interesting and if you do not want a war I will force you to it".

Funny.

Yeah, 10% is nothing.

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In the Second World War, only three countries lost more than 10% of the population, but this is nothing ... The number is almost imperceptible.

Jason, especially for you - life wisdom.

If one person tells you that you are drunk, ignore it.

If two people tell you that you are drunk - do not pay attention to it - maybe they are in collusion.

If 10 people tell you that you are drunk - come home and go to sleep.

I was sure that our family was the last in town.
I'm glad it was not like that.
At least, my work to clean up the city did not waste.

I was the last man living in this city.
We had a fertility problem, at one point the only fertile woman was my sister.
A person quite difficult (already as a child killed the boy because he destroyed her chain yum).
So my sister was working diligently for yum but all children except one boy chose death.
The sister wanted to reach hunger faster, so she threw this kid up and raised it over and over again.
In the end I took her my nephew because I could not look at it.
My sister was getting more and more angry and I was sure that when he reached the age of 40 he would start killing.
And it was like that. First, she killed the old uncle - one of the last four people in the city.
I wanted to find some people with my nephew. However, my sister also killed her son.
After all, I killed her.
I took a horse and started to look for other cities but I did not find anything outside the dead village.
So I returned to the empty city.
I buried my nephew and cleaned everything.
Unfortunately, the city died with me.

This is our family tree:
http://lineage.onehouronelife.com/serve … id=4925990
Sonakshi and Daud and nameless nephew.

By the way, 8 hours is very little.
It is a pity that so many good things have been lost.

AdelaSkarupa
We have asked Jason many times for baby carriers or prams. He always answered us something like- "motherhood should be difficult".
I do not know how long you play but before the introduction of swords, there was no such carnage as now. If griefer appeared, everyone wanted to remove, no matter what family he was from. So different families lived together in harmony. If the griefer killed several people, he received some curses and was quickly sent to the Donkey Town.
Now you can not live in a peace with strangers because sooner or later a griefer will be born and a slaughter will begin. So it is not even worth trying to live together and it is wise to kill every stranger.
We play as griefers imposed us.
Swords are not only magic (they only kill strangers) but people from another family can not curse the killer. This gives him an unjustified advantage.

RedComb
I would really like Jason to ask about it. For now, the players vote not playing the game.

Morti
Is not about the challenge. The challenge was to change the temperature. This is about changing the rules of the game. It was supposed to be a game about building civilization and parenting.
Now, the basic principle of the game is - beware, because everyone can kill you. If someone is strangers, watch out 10 times more. Sad.

I wonder when it will get to Jadson that he has a problem?
From what I see, the number of players has decreased by about 1/4. Now griefers rule the game and are completely unpunished. In the continuous killings and chaos, n are added new players who can not do anything. Old players go away or play less and less.
Because the war is cool? Interesting for whom?
Not everything can be crammed into the game. Currently, war is a destructive and unpunished murdering of players by griefers.
Private property? Why do I need two hats if I can only one wear?
Players rejected private property. Unfortunately, they did not handle with swords.
Some things will not work. And some can kill the whole game. I wonder if Jason will have the courage to ask players if they want swords of war?

Teaching new players is difficult. I only know that I've taught a few people to make dough and compost and it usually takes all my life.

The problem is that there are not many people who want to study recipes with Onetech and there is always too much to do in the game (and children are born, so it is best if the teacher and student are men).

OHOL was a good game although difficult but now it has become unbearable. Each subsequent life is a several - a dozen or so bodies of people killed by someone plus all those who die of hunger. I have not seen anything greater than the average village since the introduction of swords. Imbalance can be seen everywhere.

Many times I was disappointed with the changes introduced to the game by Jason but now a certain limit has been crossed.
It was supposed to be a game about building together cool things for future generations.

Now it looks like this - I'm born and I see bloody bodies (I do not know what's going on), then comes peace Eve- is murdered (I raise her child), comes murderous Eve kills someone and is killed. Several people kill each other later (I still do not know what's going on). And so on and on. I do not feel attached to my family and I am tired of constant murders.

When it comes to cities, I would like us to have a positive goal that we can aspire to - create a utopian city where you do not have to work. For now the most time-consuming project is ... apocalypse.

And I forgot about a very important thing - I think that the zoom mod should be in the basic game. Without it, the game is 10 times more difficult.

Breezeknight- It looks like a good idea now that the donkey town is not working.

This game is not dead yet but dies.
Recent updates have made me wonder whether or not to give up the game.
The amount of frustrating, unpleasant situations prevails over what was important to me in this game.
The game currently rewards murders, thievery and xenophobia.

It all fits perfectly to the game that was supposed to rely on cooperation.

What is now in the game resembles a post-apocalyptic world - destroyed nature, deserted cities, bandits and thieves everywhere.
A paradise for griefers.
If this is Jason's vision ...
Despite this, most players are still trying to play normally and welcoming new arrivals friendships.
And this is the only optimistic thing about this.

Your local designer has depression. He should drive to the countryside and work with his hands. And if he can not, let him buy too tight shoes. Wearing such shoes will certainly cure him of spiritual distress and realize what is important and what is not.
I'm sorry but this is a whole bunch of nonsense.
Whether your life is beautiful or significant depends only on you man.
Do you really think this world is perfect because you have a full bowl of chips? And what about those who are dying of hunger when you die from overeating?
Nothing can be done and nothing is worth doing?
Because it does not matter?
You have a sick soul, man.
The narrative of the modern world is ending? And very good because it was a lousy world.
Okay, I mean, there's a whole lot of challenges in the world and your friend of mine is sitting on his ass and complaining instead of doing something useful.
I'm really annoyed though I know it's not worth it.

This is not communism, it is a tribal community. The most perfect system that humanity invented. Then it was worse and worse. In the game we had just such a system - we fight all the way with nature and we either win or lose. It causes a feeling of community. And yes, the nicest memories of the game are those when I did something important for my family. Only so much and so much.

And interesting story.

I think that in small villages around the world, people still live like that.

Jason, mercy   After all, these ideas will kill the game.

Only people of swamps can make clay products?
So the inhabitants of other biomes will never build a furnace and start blacksmithing. But the marsh people also will not start blacksmithing because they can not catch a rabbit and make blacksmith bellows.
Jungle people will be useless because you made the jungle an area that is actually not useful, but it is very dangerous.
Similarly, people of snow biom - fur from seal is very good but you can do without it.

Trading in the game may be about something really valuable, for example, the people of the jungle may be the only ones to produce a medicine that gives resistance to yellow fever.
Desert people can cure the snake bite, etc.
These products can not be too complicated to produce and must be easy to carry (bottles). Other proposals - ointment treating wounds, clothes that give resistance to animal bites and weapons, improved backpacks, vases to which a lot of cereal bowls can be poured.

I still do not know how you want to force people to trade with such a small player base and long distances between camps, but I think that the things I mentioned every player would like to have.