MaryShaw wrote:I'm not even full nature yet but I got over 1k lp from a ladybug. To find one though you need to get out of your cabin and look around. There are plenty of things to do with your time. You need only exploration 2 to see blueberries, I got a itsy bitsy spider from one when I was out foraging, don't know yet how much lp I will gain but I bet it will be a lot. And to get your exp up to 2 you only need 300 lp, that is easy to get.
I am not saying I am fully happy with the new system but it is possible to do something else with your time than deforestation and sitting around doing nothing. Whining about the system without actually trying it out is not the answer, like I said before the system won't be changed because you keep bitching about it.
I've yet to find such curiosities, simply because they are rare, and I spawned in a forest.
I have little interest is running around everywhere picking everything I don't need it, searching for a curiosity, hoping the random number generator will favor me today. It's just like raiding a dungeon for the umptienth time hoping to get that Epic Rare Uber Item. If I was interested in doing that sort of thing, I'd play wow, or one of the million F2P clones out there. Instead I'm playing H&H, because, at least in world 4, I enjoyed it.
I gave the new system a try, I played for several hours, however, after the initial LP gain from picking anything and everything I saw near me and building/crafting every little thing I could, I was still lacking very much in LP to get skills I needed, or up stats I wanted. Eventually I ended up wandering aimlessly, and going akf numerous times. There's nothing I can gather that I need, except food, the only 2 rabbit skins I butchered were stolen while I was away from my camp and I haven't found another rabbit yet. I can't build a boat to go exploring the waterways, I have no intention of living in the spot I spawned on so I'm not going to build a house yet or start stockpiling resources (which will only force me to need to carry them to the place I determine I want to live). What is there for me to do then?
I'm not whining about the system, I'm stating my experience, and reasons for disliking the system. I know little comes from bitching. That is why I'm actually doing something about it: Protesting via deforestation. This accomplishes 3 things, 1, gives me something to do while I wait for my curiosities to burn down, 2, gives me a direction and makes wandering aimlessly more interesting, 3, might even have an impact on development if enough join in on the protest.