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After actually working with people with a paver I'd like to point out that this is generational work done correctly vs having to fence shit.

Even when I was doing the work it required multiple people and even people from different generations helping out. Someone started the paver who passed the job onto my cousin, who then passed the road work onto me, and then I passed it on to another team. It was a pretty cool experience where it wasn't one person doing the work, and it continued on down the line. This was the trans generational work done right compared to "muh fences and muh engine."

JonySky wrote:

1.- It is a well implemented error
2.- It is a magic radio!
3.- It is not a radio, it is Babel Fish
4.- This is Star Trek

For sure this is Star Trek with all the borgs around....

Its simple. There is a very old white town far far away, and they have nothing to do then sitting all day on the radio and translating all the stuff.

Since robots do all work for them, they are so fat, that they cant even move away from the radio.

JonySky wrote:

Jason, the problem with murders is easier than you think.
The solution begins with a question that only you should ask yourself: are murders allowed in OHOL? Yes or no?
if the answer is YES, be fair and balanced with the 2 parts (the defender and the attacker)

Don't install a system that allows a single player to exterminate an entire family, nor allow a system that only 1 person can kill another ... that's unfair to everyone

OHOL currently has an unfair system, no matter who uses it, the system is unfair to both sides (attacker and defender)

If the system is unbalanced there will be the killings of entire families, and there will also be untouchable griefers

As has been said many times in this forum, build a skill based system, skills that can be learned by everyone

If you do not want to go back to the era of the swords of war, you can create: shields, armor, more possibilities to heal wounded, do not kill with the first and only blow, generate the second blow (even in PVP games you do not kill with Only 1 bullet or hit, multiple hits or shots are required)

Another simple solution is that of the OHOL commands and the continuous writing of various commands.

Here I say: Can't integrate a system like the one that had ARMA II to execute orders? the secondary button is not used at all in OHOL ... because we cannot press the secondary button and have the options without writing them

There are many solutions that other games have adapted and have worked very well, and these solutions are intuitive and easy to use even if you don't write English regularly.

I also recommend you avoid posting informational texts continuously in OHOL, these continuous messages cause a disinformation effect or rather, of information poisoning

Imagine driving on a highway full of traffic signs, imagine that every kilometer of that highway you will find a sign reporting something different continuously ... after a while you will stop paying attention ... this is what happens in OHOL

@JonySky you mean if some one shift right click on one he can choose the action what he wants to do? Like exile, follow, join posse, attack?

Once someone is exiled, you don't need a posse at all.

Any single person can kill them, alone.  But the posse system speeds up the killers.

In fact, the posse system will probably removed in the future, though I need to think about this more....

I agree that the system has become too complicated.

But it's a complicated problem to solve.  How to let the "good guys" kill when they need to, but prevent the "bad guys" from killing.

JonySky wrote:

implementing overweight and slow movement is more intuitive than the current YUM system

For a new player, the YUM system is confusing and not very well explained in the game.

If a new player eats stew excessively and their character becomes overweight (visually fatter character in the game) and moves more slowly, the new player will understand that something is happening in their diet ...

This is a thousand times more intuitive than seeing a +10 symbol at the bottom of your screen.

lol yea, that would be funny

For the berry eaters on an un healthy diet i was more thinking about if we could use something like /ill
if you eat three times the same 1 pip food in a row.

The /ill would stay for lets say 20 seconds while you cannot eat any one pipe food and makes your movement x0,8

This i guess would very fast teach to eat a more healthy diet...

With the yum / making more or less healthy i was more thinking it this direction:

- for each yum you get +1% movement speed, for each meh, you loose 1%. starting with speed x0.9
- for each yum you get +1 year max age, for each meh, you loose 1 year max age. starting with age 45 and max age 60

If you want to play a certain way don't be the leader then. Giving up leader is as easy as typing 3 words.

I just played a 55 min life, At first, i was doing nothing and was gonna consider leaving, but then, I travelled to brown for trade, and I convinced them to make me their leader, so I tried to take over whites, and it eventually happened, anyways, had no babies but united the liter and fucito into the peoples of litito, it was kinda boring but I helped bring whites and browns closer together

JonySky wrote:

question...
Why has this game become a simulator of creating food?
This is not what is shown in the trailer !!!
I don't want to create more different types of food !!!
everything revolves around food !! it's stupid!
Are not going to generate more challenges ???
Does anyone else care about being forced to create different kinds of food for 60 minutes? Am I the only one who thinks this is boring?

Food's undergoing some balancing right now,

tl;dr jason noticed we were coasting on food stockpiles made multiple generations ago, finishing all the tech our town could, running out of shit to do and then getting bored and killing the town with SIDS, so he tried to balance food production so the town would always need a couple active chefs and it'd take longer to get other tech up

right now it's punishing old towns, but new food content is showing up to diversify yum and reflect an actual balanced diet and encourage trade so I'm sure eventually it's going to balance out into something players like

Gogo wrote:

Yesterday gingers were living 2,5k from browns, it's too far away. I brought them kero and bring latex back, it was so dull life, I'll never do that again. I want this game to test my skills, not require from me riding through wilderness for 20 minutes which is no-skill gameplay. A game where you don't need skills is bad game, it would be better if families would live closer, but people would be more hostile towards each other.

When people stop traveling 2k+ to bring kerosene or rubber, the towns die out quicker and will rejoin the other families at the eve-spawns.
People need to realize they need each other and that having close neighbors is key to survival.
They won't learn when people (most of the time veterans with a zoom mod) keep on supporting their lifestyle by traveling huge distances.