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Added it as an idea up on the original post. My biggest thing is I don't want to inflate the amount titles/tools too much because eventually everything is going to be a weird mumbo jumbo of trying to min-max which jobs covers the most useful items vs something you want to do. For example:

The Locksmith (not something I would want to add.)

- File
- Hammer
- Mallet

File is so niche that it really should be something you pick up, hammer would seem weird solo without tongs or kiln because then you can only use it for really weird cases like lock picking, making shears, and dismantling knives so that's better  as a smith job, and of course mallet is pretty niche too if you aren't doing construction related jobs.

On the other hand something like the blacksmith job can effectively do the base job (smith and make steel tools) while then either basically becoming high tech with all newcomen attachments for the base five extra tool slots OR can decide to smith and maybe farm/bake. I do however think some items should be left out of tool groups for the sole purpose of it being too one dimensional to justify as being part of a profession. Blacksmiths can make the blade then use one of their slots to finish the knife which overall seems fair.

The reason axe was under explorer is because the original post was a pretty quick draft (missed out on artisan or at the very least fish monger.)

I'd go so far as to say bone saw goes under something like the Lumberjack

- Axe
- Saw
- Bow-drill.

This way carpenter does boxes, fences, sledges, and general building for free but either has to find a lumberjack to cut his logs (both tree and butt) then drill it. Of course, because job titles aren't exclusive with all tool slots this allows someone to pick up tools to help balance out their free roster. For example, a smith might take up the file so they can make knifes, or fishmonger might take up hot coals to be able to cook their product.

In relation to changing jobs sure there would be initial issues with people not realizing certain jobs have crossover like artisan to smith only changes one tool overall but I think most general ideas have reasonable connections to what tools you would think you have. Plus with 6-7 tool slots which is what I assume most people have potentially getting 0-3 depending on what you already know makes tool slots still limit people but also allows for more overall freedom. If you for example know knife and switch to a profession with knife as a freebie you DO NOT get your slot back. You've devoted your life to already learning a knife and don't need to be taught how to use it again.

But on the flip, should you not know something and gain it through a job such as starting as a farmer and swapping to chef you DO NOT get to keep the original tool slots unless you've learned them yourself. This prevents people from trying to game the system to switch on the fly to something for a moment vs switching because you want/need to.

Would you like to know the other side of the story because funny enough I'm the guy he's talking about.

Get born to a village where I catch OP hiding pies and items behind trees. Him being the older player at the time I just curse him and warn other players about what the dude is doing, fast forward I'm born in the same town as him next life because he died sooner than me. Instantly OP is grabbing a basket full of pies saying he wants to "explore" (dude has a bp which is clearly fishy.) Again, as I get older and warn my mother/aunt I find more hidden pies + tool heads hidden around the town just like the last life. OP once again gets more curses for back to back life griefing and we don't meet until the next day.

Day passes, we meet up again in some random village and I proceed to warn everyone that OP is known for stealing stuff so people be mindful. "REE YOU DONT TELL ME HOW TO PLAAAAAY." "YOU DONT DICTATE HOW I PLAY REEEEE." OP is screeching when I have a good laugh about him being the same troll from the other day and how once again he is now on the bad side of the town for being an overall rude dude. If you've ever seen this guy in the discord you'd know how much of a temper he has rofl, I guess some people just get upset when they're caught with their pants down.

The curse changes were great as everyone else has said. I knew exactly who was hiding stuff the second life and OP was too goofy not to curse me at any point to essentially block me from spawning around them to catch them griefing. Silly silly silly.

32ish because Morti likes to put his lineages near bear caves kek.

You've all done things to end up in donkey in the first place. Every single donkey has annoyed enough people on the server to warrant such a punishment and regardless how you feel about it you're the ones who got yourself into your predicament.

Enjoy your karmic justice and in the future dont be dumb enough to build a bell and furthermore dont be foolish enough to repeatedly ring it.

QQ more about getting what you deserve.

sounds like someone got a taste of their own medicine. A little bitter isn't it having a bunch of people wreck your own stuff for their amusement isn't it?  Oh well, made for a good story and hopefully if another donkey town bell pops up people return the favor to you guys again.

I feel for you not getting to experience the game at its peak.

No tool slots meant you could learn (and teach) at your own pace. Sure someone teaching real high tech stuff in game was low but it did occur at times.

Racial restrictions are terrible because as others have stated you end up getting stuck wandering the map for someone who might not even be close. Towns that had hours of work put in are abandoned for the same big cities and splitting just ends up being suicide.

Hoping Jason eventually realizes he is just taking fun away from the game instead of adding to the mix.

Be incredibly toxic griefer then eventually get your just desserts. Honestly, people should be just as upset as you that it took this long for the system to actually work in the first place.

That person isn't using die is the problem. I got -.8 from them specifically on my meme score which is why I'm complaining in the first place.

It's a jab at people who basically constantly kill themselves without using /die. People who are failing to reach any sort of real age what so ever and are constantly 1 or less.

My last four lives/last four hours of play can be described in four words.

Afk'd in a hut. 

Every time male, every time a color I didn't want to play (black/white x2). Rather just sit in the cuck shed for the entire life and sip milk or berries and play league than be a color I don't like.

Wrong race = afking instead of playing the game as otherwise there's a punishment for dying. Very fun and engaging gameplay.

Imagine needing to "trade" to climb the tech tree but all you get is aids because you can't understand the other family.

Diseases to keep people from living together is him just cheesing people from ignoring race specialization in the same lazy way as doing dropsy mechanics plus illness was implemented instead of buffing stuff for races vs just taking things away.