Eating timer, no more fat ass = superman.

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Not really, since the food still has to be made, while LP bots didn't use up any resources. What bothers me is how silly and tedious handplowing is, I'd rather have some in-game mechanic specifically for depletion of hunger. For example, we could dance at feasts to get hungry, and quality of the musical instruments and psyche of the musicians could determine it's effectiveness.
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Potjeh wrote:Not really, since the food still has to be made, while LP bots didn't use up any resources. What bothers me is how silly and tedious handplowing is, I'd rather have some in-game mechanic specifically for depletion of hunger. For example, we could dance at feasts to get hungry, and quality of the musical instruments and psyche of the musicians could determine it's effectiveness.
Charisma would play a part to.

I've always like this idea because I could see people leveling alts to be party goers (could be done for feasts now but less effective) and having a party room basically with the best party stuff.
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Potjeh wrote:A feast involving all the players in the game wouldn't be enough if you only got 3x very hungry a day. And it'd be tons of fun to overstuff by accident and crawl all day long.
i was talking to the OP
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I think dancing itself could be made pretty fun. Could be something like the combat system, where the music is your "opponent" and you try to bust out your best moves while not losing the rhythm. As for musicians, psyche could influence the cooldown of their "moves", so you'd need high psy to shred sick lute solos :lol:
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that would be pretty cool, and since it would be like combat system (ie on server) you couldn't cheat w/ client like their old "lute hero" idea
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Becoming the greatest master of disco fu would be a worthy goal.
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Honestly I was expecting something more along the lines of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IjRokL3 ... page#t=26s

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Bitches be all over my foxgut fiddle, bear bongos, boar tusk tamborine and rabbit trombone quartet.
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brohammed wrote:Bitches be all over my foxgut fiddle, bear bongos, boar tusk tamborine and rabbit trombone quartet.
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I would play the shit out of these, they need a minigame to them.

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