Hi again
The more I play this game, the more awsom it becomes
I've been having great fun hunting for a few items, and the discovery of the giftshop was amazing. I found an issue though that when you're tracking an item, and someone picks it up, you don't stop tracking it. A message saying: "The item was pickd up by someone else, stop tracking." would be very helpful and save some energy.
Then, for some new items:
- A paddle weal: a bike combined with a few paddles, to make using a boat speed up. If you want to go from the main land to the village, it takes quite some time. I have nothing against that, except that since there's a bike for walking, something should be there for roaing too.
- A butcher's knife: combine two knives to get from captured fish to raw fish in one move, or from dead rabit to raw rabit in one move. Also would enable you to gut wolves and bears to eat them.
- A way to sharpen axes and spears: currently you can only do this with a knife
- A use for pen and paper to create, or the inclusion of, a map: this would at least give people an idea of what goes where, and combined with a compas would increase mobility. (survive without a map seems kinda odd, unless you couldn't find one in your hurry to escape)
- A penalty for stealing someone elses food, or ruining a fire or so: "in your hurry to pick up some eatable speared fish, some items fell out of your bag. Why? Because it seems unfair to me that, while you're preparing say 10 speared fish, it's kinda hard to hear when one is ready to be picked up. And if there's one golden rule if you don't have much to begin with: it's all mine mine and mine alone. If later on you expand your inventory, you can start helping out, but in the beginning you need every single bith of wood or food you can get. Also, other people throwing mud on a fire you started, is to my mind, lame, and senceless too. it might have been because I dropped a courpse in the gasstation to have some fun, but hey no one got hurt by that, while doucing a fire is kinda painful when in need of food.
Enough of my rambeling ...
Time, to, survive, the, wild!