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I just think the game is silly for resetting. Perhaps get a petition so it wont happen again? Or atleast get them to tell you why they do it.

See. It's a bit silly, no? I always thought death functioned as you just coming back to your hearth fire with like a % of the stats you had. Anyway yeah, if they removed the reset and perhaps allowed rotating or just plainly improve the graphics, I can see that game becoming extremely famous, it has really good potential. But then again, Paul showed me a game called Wurm, which is basically 3D this.

Then nah, count me out. I think it's a completely stupid idea for the game to reset characters, as it is pretty much, 'hey you just did all that work, but it's okay we destroy it all, right?" You may argue that it allows the new players to catch up with the extremely high level players. You may be correct, but they shouldn't just outright delete the characters. So a better system would involve rewards for how far your character got, I know that kind of goes agaisnt helping to balance, but I'm aware it can take pretty much hours upon hours of work to reach anything past like level 50 (especially if it's your first level 50) and there are people who apparerntly reach 200-300+. So HaH is actually one of the most time wasting games, heck I would rather play WoW, as that has a better reward system (It doesn't have one).

Does the reset, reset your character? Or just the world? If in anyway the character is reset, I'd never ever play that game, infact the world reset thing kind of bugs me anway. Lol I'm at the old remains of my small village, and Falador.

Well if you don't find one then there is really no helping. As overcoming a problem involves synergy.

There's three games going on currently, so there probably isn't a lot of room for another one. Perhaps a sport? Write a book? Create a webcomic? Learn a language? Just throwing ideas out there really.

My three actions: -Feast is prepared to commemorate the Tsukune, the hero, and our hardwork which has paid off as living conditions and food have peaked :D. The feast is prepared mostly from the food the villagers have grown themselves, to show just what you get when you work hard. -(I'm not sure if this is an action but) The resources neccessary for the previous plans are now readily available. -Tsukune and his men are sent off to scout out the weird noises the villagers complained about And if 2 wasn't an action then - The proposol of turning our reeds into papyrus and begin the process of record keeping. Kakoriko Village(T2) - Resources (I think anyway) 15 Stone 21 Lumber 1 Strange lump 10 Reeds Buildings Palisade (Planning stage) Granary (Planning stage) Personal Farmland Military Tsukune - Champion 15 Reserves

Today went quite good, I woke up accidentally early on my lie in days, but I decided to just say meh, and go to school early instead of not going in because of my frees. I played some foosball and pool. Generally fun lessons today, (I had english lit and computing) and it has ended quite well too :).

What annoys me? People who use facebook friends as an actual argument in who is more popular People who have arguments over who is more popular People who say 'FML' way too much, or in the wrong context (Which is most of the time) I guess that's really it for what I can think of now.

Well then get a hobby? It would probably be beneficial, and infact most of the worrying you seem to have is romance related, and if you have a hobby and you get good at it, people generally start taking more of an interest in you. It also distracts your mind from other things and boosts self confidence. I say this as a hypocrit though, as I can dish out advice but I sure as hell don't do it myself.

Well fire breathing is a cool hobby if you can do it right and would be a nice thing to occupy your mind with instead of other things you seemingly try to occupy your mind with. Simply put, I believe you've succumbed to a wild case of boredom and have left your mind astray, then again I'm not a psychologist so I am most likely incorrect.

Actually, fire breathing is very simple if you know what to do, a simple piece of information from a reliable source would have saved you trouble.

Revised actions - I upgrade my village to T2 (discussed with Paul) taking away 4 food units and 20 construction units, leaving me with 2 stone 1 lumber The remaining stone and lumber is used to construct granaries and a palisade around the village Tsukune, the champion of the village who slain the wolf is now the captain of the military, his hunter team have become the military force.

Inb4 Economic based hegemony, instead of nations we own businesses.

Ignore this.

On the subject of dreaming, you know what I really hate about dreams? I have the inability to sometimes know between reality and dreaming, and it really sucks some of the time, cause once my sister asked me for my xbox controller, and I thought this was a dream and I said yes. When I went to go on my xbox I was confused that I had lost my xbox controller and found out that wasn't a dream, which sucked like hell cause she still hasn't returned that controller. Another thing that annoys about dreaming is the fact you can feel inside your dreams (I'm not the only one it's really common), and if you dream of something rather horrible, like once I dreamt of a giant hamster eating my insides, it begins to make dreaming a bad experience.

There is NO addictive quality to cannabis, all addiction felt to it is a placebo effect created by the user. It is however possible to have something addictive in the Weed as well, as they do similar things with ciggerrettes.

I think this has become a game which happens once every two days. It gives Paul a break and eases the load of actions we give him.

Revised: 1- Stone is used to finish the two research projects, the rest is to create an array of stone tools. 2 - Teams are sent off to the wooden and stone areas to keep a steady supply of stone and wood for the village 3 - The new dense material is researched, it's properties are noted down 4 - The families of the lost forage team are given special mention in the next feast (This is practically a yearly thing) and then I stand up and give a toast to everyone at the village "People of Japan, we are sat here with a challenge we must face. The wolves that have interrupted our food gathering, shall now be turned to food! The man who can bring me their furs and meat will be granted champion of Kakariko!" No banked actions left :P, I better start saving.

It's quite active if you think about it, and the anticipation of finding out what happens is what makes you hooked. Things will pick up once we begin to meet, which will be invevitble, as we all picked places near eachother (except a few people).

You forgot to do my scouting party too :(

After talking with Paul on MSN, he gave me my scout report: Your scouts find some large outcrops of rocks to the north near the river, and report a strange, glittering hill a few miles east of the village Updated actions: 1 - With the setup of the village complete, a celebration is held to commerate the hard work of the villagers. Food is shared evenly throughout and everyone is told to bring atleast one dish to the ceremony. This will hopefully show adept cooks and get people to think outside of the box when cooking food. 2 - A scouting party is formed and sent to look for a forest for a steady lumber supply. 3 - Households are told to begin the construction of small scale farms on their properties, they're given lower quality seeds and bland foods, such as the potato (yes you can do a lot with a potato but they don't taste that nice unless you know what you're doing, and they probably don't, but they're still edible). The food grown from here is to supply households in crises, incase of a harsh winter, or crop failiure, or the household is unable to recieve food from the village farmers. (This is a project and will take a little while to do, probably a few turns, you can tell me how long.) Reason 1 - Depedency on a system like a village farm that can fail can easily be averted with this, 2 - Starvation is a serious threat, so stockpiling will push us through harsh winter months, 3 - Food is important, people want a lot of it. 4 - The village farm is setup near the river on a hopefully good soil to begin farming. These farms are given higher quality seeds, that the foragers deem safe. These include fruits and such and will be what farmers are able to trade. (As our economy works like this, Frank is a stonemason, but wants some logs for a fire, but Jim is a lumberjack, but wants a stone axe for his work, thus they're able to trade services, this applies to pretty much all professions, hopefully giving a surplus in artisans and professions in the village) 5 - The stronger men of the village are split up into two teams, team one are to go out locate trees near the village to chop down for lumber (Action 2 is more further from the village) and the other group go to the rocky outcrop and harvest the stone. 6 - Research into the domestication of animals is underway, for milk, animal power, meat, transport and general morale boost. 7 - Brave foragers are given a special toast and are then sent out to look for edible plants, if they're poisoned looking for such things then the plants are documented, also if they survive we look into ways to start curing poisonous effects of said plants. 8 - We look for reed materials to begin construction of nets and such which are then setup in forests and tied to the bank of the fast flowing river to catch fish and forest animals. 9 - Keiichi is instructed with any stone he recieves to construct general tools for construction and gathering purposes. 10 - Research into a circlular tool that could be used for transport or grinding is underway (the wheel) 11 - Research into improved masonry goes underway, this is so structures can be made out of stone and thus be improved in durability, also they look much nicer. 12 - A group is sent to checkout the hill to the east, the group is guarded. My last remaining action is banked :D

So masonry tools are out, and perhaps carpentry, but hopefully woodcutting/fishing and similar are still allowed?

Fine? Just knock masonry off the list, it's okay.

We can creeate a city, so I think tools are justified at the start.