you're jaded joo:Djoojoo1975 wrote:Eemerald wrote: no personal relations in town, i generally remove people who arent really pulling their weight, unless its just specific set of circumstances which meant they cant do so for a period of time, but its mainly with villagers consensus, since when they're working and others arent it effects them, and therefore they start to do less or get bogged down in that persons job which means a generally tense village which isnt pleasant.
if i dont see a villager ive recruited log at least once a day and see them working, then it does bug me, especially at this stage int he game whereby they enjoy the security and set up the starter villagers worked to produce in the town. Hunting to me is the only job i'd have little issue with someone being part time with, but thats because we have a few hunters and tamed animals produce a lot of meat to not require a huge amount being hunter. but still 2 hrs a day is casual to me if im going to compre it to the time spent by the rst of the villagers ingame.
sounds like you have a good handle on things. in some of the villages i been in, not so good. some where on the change of policy of allowing thier players to do raids on newb villages(and this was after i talked to them for a bit). others were rather to lenient on thier recruitment policy and then were raided. still others didn't understand the importance and forthought on everybody gets a "piece of the pie" and just not thier girlfriend. and still others who wanted to use quality mats to make banners instead of quality curios. and my personal favorite, others who walk around with the village keys on thier forageing char because, "If i die, i'm taking the village with me."
mayby i'm just jaded
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Eemerald
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A (bad) Haiku
I heart Emerald
She hates villagers with lives
Leads with iron fist
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TeckXKnight
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Wait, villages actually allow resource allotment which only benefits the head and their most significant hands? People put up with that? With that much taxation there better damn well be socialism going on. My favorite villages have all been dictatorial with a benevolent dictator properly allocating all resources to their best and more fair uses but it's easy to imagine why these are hard to come by.
I've always wanted to see a capitalist society emerge but the game really doesn't support this yet.
I've always wanted to see a capitalist society emerge but the game really doesn't support this yet.
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Tonkyhonk
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if i understood them correctly, RoK was a capitalist village with tax system last worldTeckXKnight wrote:I've always wanted to see a capitalist society emerge but the game really doesn't support this yet.
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danvath
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Its mainly because itts hard to tell if someone is going to screw a villge over because of that. I do not mean by not pulling their own weight, but I am assuming atleast half of the people postting are alts for griefers so it makes it hard for small villages to take on others because of that.
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nerdyaf
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I didn't think think this would get this much attention..
maybe if the right village comes along ill play more.
maybe if the right village comes along ill play more.
Potatoes are life.
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WarpedWiseMan
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I've found the proper balance. I play 5-18 minutes a month. I find that I can almost accomplish something in that allotted amount of time. I built two drying racks last time and almost finished a boat. I'm shooting for finishing my mansion sometime in 2015.
-Avatar by SacreDoombtaylor wrote:I have learned that the game doesn't follow the principles of mathematics. If you want something and the game is in a good mood you can get it, whatever it is. More often than not, however, the game wants you to die.
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Koru
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In PH we have taxes, workplaces and free market, also you won't get anything for free. This solution has advantages like regular materials for village stuff and disadvantages like ppl who won't do more then they have to.
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Oddity
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Haha. Welcome to an MMO.nerdyaf wrote:but surely people have freinds, social lives, jobs, school/college/uni or whatever
jadamkaz wrote:ah i remember my run in with odditown they are good ppl im sure the only reason they killed ME is because they are troll hunters and i was a troll
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crfernald
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WarpedWiseMan wrote:I've found the proper balance. I play 5-18 minutes a month. I find that I can almost accomplish something in that allotted amount of time. I built two drying racks last time and almost finished a boat. I'm shooting for finishing my mansion sometime in 2015.

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nerdyaf
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This isn't the first i have played..Oddity wrote:Haha. Welcome to an MMO.nerdyaf wrote:but surely people have freinds, social lives, jobs, school/college/uni or whatever
However its the first i have played in which its hard to find people who actually acknoledge their RL.
Potatoes are life.