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Whites are second best miners. Best in regards for explaining and not locking up tech by being infertile miners but second best because they cant fetch bananas.

Remember not to raise kids when white. Do your part to help the server and be miners.

Woah slowdown. Are you telling me the ability to rip out a towns engine is going to lead to griefing?

Glad to see we're on a two week bad idea streak from Jason. Next week he'll remove our ability to pick stuff up at all to change ohol into his own personal 2D chatroom

Woohoo.

You have contended resources if you're spawning 50 tiles apart from each other or are you too dumb to read?

Oh wait, most of us in the forums already knew that. Please continue to post ideas about islands/wastelands or whatever nonsense you're on about. Thanks.

Keep racial specialization and continue to have zero reason to not have conflict or drama as Jason lives.

OR

Remove racial specialization and have a somewhat reason to remove/kill/raid your neighbors for contested land.

Best answer is always to rip out crappy restrictions.

We already have the ultimate miners in game. Tan lineages should basically be farmed for iron considering bananas counteract the hungry work aspect.

Pros:
- Follows real world examples of native peoples being exploited.
- Easiest race to have plentiful food when mining.
- Easy to manage when update comes out.

Cons:
- Tans are a required race meaning they both need to mine and retrieve other jungle resources.
- Racist to force certain skin tone into mining.
- Reduces the amount of viable towns.

Took it for a test run today with the Jijon lineage which worked pretty well. Homelands + iron reworks are goofy.

Tech hasn't moved up for like a year at this point. Small QoL upgrades could really spice up the feeling of large towns or at the very least we'd have some sort of strong division between mid and late game.

Looking at the different onetechs you get a feeling for all these different things the game could have considering what base the game is built on. It feels sort of like we're the dud of all the different versions because where other ohol spin-offs are looking to add as much fun content as possible we're out here doing random things to make the game "interesting."

There are so many actually interesting ways to change the game that aren't just continuous nerfs. Gingers have a special opportunity to actually live a different way than all the families and that's actually interesting. Expanding on that or even changing how other families can live would really give the game some depth because then we wouldn't just feel like the same characters with random restrictions palced on them.

You've also got to remember these are numbers for SOLO players. Gathering iron would only truly be slow if you only send one person to mine at a time and with how iron veins are found right now it would be easy to form a small group of miners vs previous renditions of mining where you'd be looking all over the map for a single vein. Remember when you posted the picture of the miners? It wasn't just one guy doing all the work now was it?

The main goal is turning something that feels like it should be a group activity into a group activity. By discouraging solo miners and slowing it down for these people you encourage them to either bring new players to help or to form a small group thus increasing the social interactions. The numbers can always be tweaked to whatever feels appropriate but I do think something like this would overall be an improvement over the current system we have for mining.

A). You're assuming that a player can mine from age zero. Glad to see you're thinking that one through Dodge.

B). At a 5% chance of iron per player mining you are producing a near 1:1 iron per pickax you craft. (Pickax has an average of 21 uses, 5% is = is 1/20.) which is dumb. The scaling has to at least be greater than the input to pickaxes else you don't get anywhere.

C).By age gating mining to 12 like fishing we can lower the amount of actions to 288 swings per hour in an absolute perfect world if transition time = 10s per one attempt. This means one player is breaking 13.74 pickaxes and producing 72 iron per hour or net about 65 when iron is at a 25% which can be adjusted down by lowering iron chance.

25% = 72 (65 after recycling 1.35 iron ) or No recycling would be a net of 59 iron per 48 minutes per person which is 1.2 iron per minute per person mining.
20% = 57 (50 after recycling 1.04 iron) or  No recycling would be a net of 44 iron per 48 minutes for a total of 0.9 iron per minute per person.
15% = 43 (36 after recycling .75 iron) or   No recycling would be a net of 30 iron per 48 minutes for a total of 0.625 iron per minute per person
10% = 28 (21 after recycling .43 iron) or   No recycling would be a net of 15 iron per 48 minutes for a total of 0.3125 iron per minute per person.

Also remember these people are spending 48 straight minutes doing this without adding in times to restock on pickaxes, move other resources that pop up, or even eating. I can't imagine you're going to get a bunch of people essentially clicking in one spot for 48 minutes straight each and every life.

By doing the 10% rate you would be on what iron veins were per par before the current changes but it would be timegated instead of an instant 21~ iron you were getting per vein before the original update.

Boo. (yet again.)

You complained for how long about smaller family units and private property and as soon as something like that exists you bitch that the game is just stardew valley. I'd say I have a hunch you just like to complain but it's been four days of this back and forth.

The variety of things to do is a good thing. The PARENTING part of the game should exist too and not just be gl bb and ignore them your entire life. I think the issue is ohol isn't the game for you at the end of the day.

Every tier of the mine works except the one that requires the shallow well to make usable due to the homelands changing how wells work. (tier 2)

If you don't pick the iron off the tier two (aka you add stones, instantly dig up the well, then use it in normal circumstances) you skip the tier two and go straight to tier three. By instantly digging up a well and using it you would lose out on 4 iron per vein on your leyline.

Getting water out of the well basically says "Hey, any iron vein on my leyline within 160 either west or right should be tier 3 now" and just transforms them all to the appropriate stage so at the very least you can't get stuck.