/v/ - Happy E3

I didn't even play with the /v/illage, I was just off doing my own thing. Most of my stats are in the 80-100s, and my plant quality is approaching 120, with chickens at 40, metal at 40, and trees at 50. I have about 3k LP/hr at all times.

>Everyone on my list has been 5, 8, 10 days since last played

>Decayed holds all around me

>>16442448

>Turk in the picture

RIP he

So how do you get quality spiraling going? You just have to mine a fuckton of iron ore and hope for the best at your finery forge, and once in a while upgrade your hammer, anvil, and forge?

>>16442501

From the bloom you create*

You chase the absolute best clay you can find, make smelters and tar kilns out of it. Constantly upgrade tar kiln quality as you find better base quality mined stone to increase the value of your fuel inputs (this quality growth happens faster than metal input and tool quality growth.)

high quality finery forges, iirc, bound the maximum quality of metal cooked in them, so you need to have long term stocks of high quality clay to upgrade your fineries so they don't put a brake on quality growth.

what happens in the magic metal quality spiral is that you get to input the quality level of your hammer and anvil into a weighted average for the quality of hammered bloom outputs.

what is not immediately obvious is that when you hammer a bloom back into cast iron instead of wrought iron, it still is increased in quality by the weighted average calculation.

this means that a quality 14 chunk of ore is dragged up in quality by your ~q50 kilns producing bricks for smelters and tar kilns producing charcoal for smelters to perhaps 25q? (rough guess)

then your 25q cast iron ingots are rnged into bloom, neither gaining nor losing quality from the finery forge unless your finery forge is made of shit,

then your 25q blooms are hammered on your (50q? 75q? 300q?) anvil.

when hammered, the quality is based on the weighted average of your hammer and anvil is increased by 10%, kept the same, or reduced by 10%.

crucially, if a hammering "fails" and a bloom is turned into cast iron again, it is almost always a much higher quality than it was before you put it in the finery forge the first time, and can be forged into a bloom and hammered a second time.

every time a bloom "fails" to turn into wrought, you get another chance to increase its individual item quality again, converging on the quality of your metal tools, and bounded by the quality of your charcoal and finery forge.

this is why large amounts of input metal are used in "spiraling" - you are hoping that you get 3, 4, 5, "failures" of cycled cast iron -> bloom -> cast iron as the bar converges on the quality of your smithing kit. when you collect a bar that is almost at the quality of your smithing kit and rolls a lucky 10% quality increase, you set aside that bar and stop gambling further on its quality growth, and make a new hammer whenever you get 3 super-quality spiraled bars, a new anvil after the next 5, and a new finery forge after that.

the "successful" blooms that are converted into wrought iron are actually the waste byproduct of the iron cycle, since their quality can no longer be increased, and can be used to make whatever shitty gear and symbel you want.

—–

Have I mentioned that fuel and clay are just as important to metal quality as the hammers?

The most important goal for smithing / mining is to immediately dry out hundreds of windsown weeds on day one, as fast as possible, to get seeds to produce fine plant fibers on the first day possible.

You then need to fill as many herb tables as theoretically possible with saplings to try and increase the baseline value of your wood in order to make sufficient volume of high quality coal.

If you don't maximize tree industry, all of the metal you cook is eventually bounded by your shitty q10 logs sawn into q30 planks by a q3.7 million bonesaw.

>>16442551

>You chase the absolute best clay you can find

Currently raw 50, working on upgrading chickens as high as possible so I can make bone clay, but this is weeks away from being practical. More or less the process is what I imagined, but I only had maybe 3 stockpiles of ore to try it out on. So basically just gamble and hope you get the iron degrade back into cast iron, but at a higher quality, then upgrade everything as much as possible and repeat?

Trees are 50, like I said, I'm pretty much at my clay limit, unfortunately.

>>16442637

I have effective 150 str, how many levels deep can I go, roughly? Or is it better to stay near the surface and just get a fuckton of stuff?

>>16442646

Going deeper makes difficulty go up by a lot more than it makes yields go up. It's unironically mostly there as a challenge for the higher and higher quality tools you make by exploitation mining wherever you can easily cut.

You could think of the higher hardness / higher yield lower levels as being a way of condensing mineral resources in the game world to encourage a style of play other than stripping entire continents bare horizontally.

The mong-village of Eastern ♂ Reach ♂ Take ♂ It ♂ Boy opened up new depth levels pretty much every day, but nobody statted or deployed miners to make exploration shafts at each (level-1) to rustroot the actual mineral contents of even l2.

If you don't have a wide reach in the level above the area you're targeting, you won't be able to home in on the mineral deposits you want, and will spend much, much, much longer trying to dig around to find them by random chance.

Mining is really a team effort and needs for miners to coordinate, share information, and agree on doctrine.

Sudden thought: if you were there, what was the final impetus for you to quit? Was the game taking up too much time? Did the endless grind for higher quality seem pointless? Not enough people left? Too many people?

>>16442637

>>16442797

>Rustroot

Yeah that kind of stops being useful past L3 because of all the random tiles of galena that are littered everywhere, which makes rustroot a waste of time, outside of open caverns.

>>16443116

For me, the realization that you can chase quality but that's about the only "endgame" there is, other than making cool shit. Everyone else is going to be grouped and very autistic and miles ahead of you. So I just mostly log in every day and tend to my crops, rotate my chickens, check my silk, maybe plant a few trees, and stock up my studies again.

For some reason, I look forward to cheesemaking. It's kinda fun.

>>16443116

A combination of burnout, people leaving and not having enough time to play. Plus what >>16443134 said, it stops being fun when you're not discovering new things and just logging on to improve the quality of your shit. Credos were fun but once you're doing 18 quests a level it just seems like there's no end in sight.

>>16443131

True, but by the time you're in L3 doing serious excavations you're way beyond needing my advice just from how strong your characters and tools must be.

>>16443116

I quit because having to argue with people to temporarily secure resources to try and accomplish major goals was getting more and more frustrating with weaker and weaker payoff.

Not having any mutually understood group goals made chasing quality feel solitary inside a multiplayer game.

As 8a47ac and f80628 said.

It also sucked having another player in the group who was willing to help out on my stupid new player schemes quit the group for personal reasons right when I was starting to get burned out.

Genuinely liked playing with and talking to him.

>>16443116

Lily here, Had an extended irl medical issue that took me away from the game and by the time i got better there didnt seem to be a point, my stats were behind and everyone else had quit or moved on.

>>16443640

Really glad to hear things got better.

>>16443640

That is good. I was sad when you left, I think we all are, but most importantly, it turned out well!

>log in to the village over a week ago

>it's already basically dead by that point, only around five people who are on occasionally

>wonder why i'm here, just to grind?

>get an experience event

>suddenly remember all the cool flavor, the excitement of being alone in a northern European wilderness, and shaping it to your will

I bet if we had a real objective, something to focus on rather than "make those numbers bigger", the village probably would have panned out. People would have had a reason to play instead of getting burned out grinding the same stuff and leaving, but what would that reason be? Is there anything in the game worth grinding for right now besides having a bigger and bigger village and better and better numbers?

>>16447522

i'd rejoin solely for making a good looking and well laid out base

>>16450338

So that's what happened to the realm that extended over us.

http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=65334&sid=9f69b959a757290d7f02dfffab94ce25

Long story short:

>some fags manage to apply "food buffs" to roasting spits directly

>food roasted on the spit receives higher FEP (most likely averaged with the values on the spit)

>roasting spits "effectively had buffs in the 700k+ range, putting FEP values of roasted foods in the thousands"

>all affected characters, villages "Helfors" and "Surprise", as well as realms "MOTHERLAND" and "Never Neverland" nuked

Those are the two Realms that were closest to us. Presumably, everything affected was annihilated and the gates were thrown open. Jorb & Loftar don't even know what bug applied those values to roasting spits yet. Heavy stuff.

>>16450462

Several villages had their gates deleted, meaning people could just walk in. Realms only had their coronation stones deleted so they were back immediately after they were rebuilt. Not sure if Border Cairns were bashable without the Realm having a coronation stone.

>>16450513

This was a few weeks ago and Neverland has definitely not expanded back to Eastern Reach. The post just said the "entire realms" were "forfeit". I'd assume that Jorb deleted all of the cairns, idols, and menhirs, but maybe not.

>>16450462

There's no way this world lasts more than 6 more months.

>>16450584

We can start a new village in World 12 :^)

>>16450584

So what's a good quickstart for the next world?

>Blitz up forage to get WWW and wait about a day to get seed stock

>Spam good, cheap curios

>Find and secure good quality nature resources

>>16452968

Some people should spend their time catching small critters to get leather (can be combined with foraging I guess) and if bears can still be cheesed with boat and sling, someone should kill them even though they will become q10, since q10 bear cape will make a difference in the first week (actually bit higher since they added string to the recipe.)

WTF is this game? I wanna play it.

>>16453218

http://www.havenandhearth.com/portal/

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Haven_and_Hearth_Wiki

Dick around for a few minutes, and if it clicks with you, look for a custom client on the forums (eg Amber). Also the wiki.

Keep in mind this has light survival elements - you'll need to drink water and eat food occasionally. Weather isn't a thing. It has day/night cycles which affects some things. Note that the game has a time scale of 3.29 - that is, one hour of real time is equal to 3h 20m game time, or thereabouts. Or, one RL day to 3 game days, and there are things that take over a week to produce

>>16453307

To be fair though, Discord is cancer, because of how much it tracks and records everything you say or do on it, but that's a separate issue.

I had no problems that you described, as I was playing solo.

>>16453312

Thanks for telling me about how you never had problems with the party system, solo player.

>>16448254

I forsee problems.

>base is finished

>new claims spring up randomly, like mushrooms

>"you can't tell me what to do, you're not my mom"

>"hey no one said what these 80 full stockpiles of differently colored stone were for so i claimed them all, is that okay"

>"yeah i put up my palisade, no it isn't aligned with the rest of the village, and no i'm not taking a few minutes to redo it"

>>16447522

Never played this game but as far as goals go… aren't there any other villages to terrorize? Is there no way to accomplish world domination?

>>16453735

>Not embracing your autism and going full hermit

Where do you think you are?

Oh yeah, how do I get good clay? Like I said, I have Q50 nearish to me, but I just have to get the special kinds and make bone clay, which needs obscene quality animal bones?

>>16451406

>>16453882

again, would be down for starting with >>VERIFIED COOL PEOPLE<< and with non-chan non-game communication methods.

basically rush anything on a timer, WWW/leather/tar kiln. flatten an area with alts and anyone who spergs and builds shitty personal claims doesnt get to join our sekrit club when vclaim goes up

>>16456726

Yes, you can't make porcelain unless your bone ash is q500 or higher.

>>16456826

Just pick a mode of out of game communication that doesn't out you as a massive nigger, solves 100% of all problems.

>>16457888

>we

Is this the secret autism /v/illage I heard so much about?

>>16457965

I don't get why people freak out about discord specifically for saving everything forever when literally every possible service sans self-hosted does the same.

And the problem with self hosted is that nobody can agree on which one to use.

>>16458372

动态网自由门 天安門 天安门 法輪功 李洪志 Free Tibet 六四天安門事件 The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 天安門大屠殺 The Tiananmen Square Massacre 反右派鬥爭 The Anti-Rightist Struggle 大躍進政策 The Great Leap Forward 文化大革命 The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution 人權 Human Rights 民運 Democratization 自由 Freedom 獨立 Independence 多黨制 Multi-party system 台灣 臺灣 Taiwan Formosa 中華民國 Republic of China 西藏 土伯特 唐古特 Tibet 達賴喇嘛

atleast our imageboard doesn't freely fork over everything we say and do to the ADL while also feeding our userdata directly to the bugman empire.

>>16458402

8chan literally forks over everything you say by posting it publicly

Who was the fag who posted about the 888chan server in one of the early threads after I mentioned it?

>>16458463

im sure the FBI is super interested in what's going on in our autist game, discord can run in browser and iirc doesnt require you to make an account so you could just use a throwaway

>>16457998

Only a small group, but we did post in the old thread. My original character who was friends with the /v/illage died. I didn't re-add /v/ because i wasnt chatting with them, and was prolly far away

>>16458372

The people you think are shills are old enough to actually still be idling and talking in self-hosted text/voice-chat servers.

Imagine knowing that discord saves the nudes you send back and forth with your gay furry rp buddies and still forming your gay online relationships on it because you don't care whether marketers and foreign governments can buy your rp logs.

>>16458928

"Runs in browser" is code for "More tracking and user poz than any other possible venue ever discovered of course you're deanonymized and correlated into 'ghost profiles' like with facebook you STUPID HOMOSEXUAL"

>>16460426

This is literally happening to you at the same scale whether you use it, or any other service, or none of them. At the end of the day being an autistic sperg who REEE's at every little thing is useless. at some point the amount of energy/time you spend trying to avoid these things for little to no tangible benefit is just an exercise in futility. the very fact that you can post here means you're failing to do so entirely.

>>16458402

Oh look it's that spam bot shit again

>>16462400

Refusing to use adcorp-social-working-services only reveals how little they offer.

People with bizarre astro-turfing level insistence on using the most compromising services are rarely worth having access to.

Consider how much time you could be spending creating / consuming art, literature, and so on instead of flitting back and forth between memetic hotbox gay roleplaying content channels to fill the spiritual emptiness in an unfulfilling life.

What if Sseth made a video about H&H?

>>16462472

>Spam bot

This forces any chinese IP to disconnect because of their censorship. It's an anti-bugman post.

>>16464791

If it's anything like ProJared video, then player count will spike for a while and then most of the newcomers will quit. Some will probably stick with the game, but are rather few.

I doubt Tiananmen posting works but I wouldn't stop people from trying.

Various ecelebs have made videos on haven at various points in the development history.

While trying to convert my normalfag friends to even trying hardcore MMOs, one even expressed that they had first heard of haven and hearth through someone called 'projared', but never tried or enjoyed the game.

I found the video later and it had millions of views, so even huge propaganda pushes would only convert a very thin minority of normalfags (imageboard users included) into trying a game that isn't a blizzdrone 'content' trough.

All of this disappoints me because, quite frankly, I want this game to be good. The setting and the style are great, and just the simple ability to build your own things is rare these days. There are just too many gameplay problems that have existed for far too long and Jorb & Loftar clearly don't care about because as long as one person can theoretically make a comfortable hut in the woods, they've made their sandbox survival simulator.

>>16471382

>There are just too many gameplay problems that have existed for far too long and Jorb & Loftar clearly don't care about

No reason to care when some faggot mouthbreather registers an account, buys some premium currency and gives that currency to some russian nigger on welfare to experience the end game seconds before quitting :^). Jorbtar are effectively printing money because of faggots with the wrong kind of autism, the ones that see a toy train then run to play with it.

>>16474579

I've played with person that bragged selling all kinds of stuff for tokens, including thrash that could've been bought for a fraction of a token's price, to idiots.

Bump.

DEAD THREAD

DEAD GAME

>>16488962

I have little experience with Russians in games, especially in vaguely team-oriented ones like this. What kind of mindset do they have?

Is it "fuck with us and we'll fuck you back"? Or are they pretty chill if you're chill?

>>16488970

the only two categories of russian gamers are russians, and russian children.

Russian children are always cancer and ruin every game they touch.

>>16488833

Everyone else quit, anon. What are you still doing here?

>>16489111

I saw the thread on page 11

>>16489114

That's thoughtful of you. Why are you still in H&H, though? What are you doing?

>>16489738

Logging in every other day to top off my curios, sometimes harvest crops and feed my animals. I haven't done it all week though. At best, my metal is q40, and my wheat is q120, and wood at q50. But I've grown somewhat bored.

>>16488992

insightful, the days of rus ganking 24/7 on haven are past, the age of the polish barbarian tribes is here.

I'm struggling to consider what a village that isn't hardcore PvPers might do with all their time, and I can only think of two motivations. The first would be to construct something aesthetically pleasing which ends either when you run out of space or you grow too big that someone actually tough kills your gay flower arranging city. The second is just to play comfy farmer for all eternity, but that requires that you do nothing more than rotate your crops once a day or every few days to avoid burnout, and yet you enjoy it enough to actually keep playing.

>>16500311

Before this slips off the board forever, I almost forgot: does anyone have screenshots? I should have taken some from before we had a village, when we were just sitting around a shitty campfire on a couple of benches, but I never did.

I have quite a few, but mostly from minenigging and a few other points.

I do have a webm of the great migration from the beach to the "totally flat we swear guys" plains crater. Give me a moment to get it under 15mb.

>>16512605

Gog bless you, anon, and shillary for playing that stupid flute like a retard.

>>16514243

I would definitely rush ovens way, way sooner in development, and a much greater number of them. 8 fruitroasts/10m/oven for everyone or whatever the specific values are is very good compared to eating grasshoppers to satiation.

Resistance to scale was one of the biggest naive mistakes I noticed in our group - like deciding to only have 3 tar kilns instead of 30 on an early day, and not making enough food preparation space, storage buildings, et cetera.

Not making enough tar kilns meant that a lot of crafters that spent a lot of time each day starting fires weren't carrying personal torches.

If people were scared about idiots draining all the kilns and tar storage for torch stands, then the tar kilns should have been in a floating disconnected palisade with different permissions than the main group, with buckets of refill tar handed out by a player quartermaster.

If nobody feels bitchy enough to roleplay tar quartermaster, than the fears of torch stands were never worth the arguments or stalled productivity anyways.

>>16514967

Group I was in actually ended up building dozen or more tar kilns outside the walls and didn't really have problems with people stealing the tar. Depends on your location though, we were quite remote at a dead-end part of the water system.

>>16514243

>What would you guys do differently next time around?

We needed a plan, a goal, SOMETHING. And on top of that, it isn't easy to make something that people will come back for. It's great if we have a plan of action to have metal spiraling up in two days, but what's the result? High-quality weapons and armor? For what, to fight the hypergods that already have 1,000 strength and can kill you in one punch? Uncapped skills and stats coupled with permanent death mean that doing anything to fight the dedicated autists without being one yourself is a futile proposition. We would need something that people can build to over a long term and see grow and flourish. The only thing I can think of is a mercantile city - because of the problems with stat growth, the ease of circumventing some anti-theft mechanics, the expansiveness of the world, and the hostility of Russian hordes in the past, setting up anything permanent was just asking for it to be torn down by some NEET with 200q swords and nothing challenging to test their edge on. However, with jorbtar focusing on making the world more compact and sieging clearly much more difficult this time around, we might be able to build a comfy production village and trade with anyone nearby, becoming too valuable for anyone to kill and too well-connected to risk angering our other trade partners. That's the sort of thing we could do with high-value metals, crops, jewelry, whatever we could make and sell. Of course, that raises the question of what to do with all this wealth, but then that's a never-ending question spiral that collapses in the same way our village did.

>>16515271

what we really need is some sort of group structure besides people with different goals vaguely working together. we weren't a village, we were 10 villages with some light trading between us. a central goal would be good for that

as for earlygame i would rush the timed things faster, and at greater scale. pre-planning the base would be good and punishing anyone who fucks it up by placing their own shitty house in the area we pre-flattened (ax)

what went wrong last time was choosing a good spot then building in the worst adjacent spot, then building shitty satellite bases around it. we didnt focus on anything we needed as a group without a huge shouting match beforehand. and some people werer too tunnelvisioned on the things they wanted to work towards that they didnt do their jobs in relation to working with other people.

>>16515409

tbh everyone throwing up their own little walled garden that nobody else had access to was a problem. Not a big problem - everyone should have land and once we put down the village palisade, it couldn't be moved - but it definitely contributed to everyone separating from each other.

>>16515467

of course everyone should get their own little corner, but it shouldnt be the size of a separate village

>>16515578

The main plot was honestly way too small to be a common production area and also a meeting area and also the group kitchen (and so on).

Smithing production should have always been a (large) adjunct to the main town with a public repository for metal tools and metal gilds in the main courtyard.

Reminder that our village didn't have airlocks so you had to keep your hearthfire inside the courtyard and teleport in to be able to move goods around at all.

(or give up entirely and just keep a personal palisade next door that eventually rivals the main courtyard in size and utility since you've abandoned the commons).

There was also naive underproduction of all the important resources for the commons, so every successful autism grinder ended up fully duplicating all of the production pipelines that could have been common to the group just to keep their own character fed and clothed.

>>16515877

which could be solved by having an actual structure to the group and by knowing how we want the village laid out beforehand.

>>16515912

Yeah, it would have helped a lot if anyone knew anything about the game before we started

>>16515271

I want to create shekel city next time too. We relied entirely on producing our own shit while there are groups near high quality nodes we could get much better stuff from.

>>16515409

Next time we should pave the main roads and main village pali outlines before anyone starts building their own claims so we know where the boundaries are. So we need 1 dedicated autist to plan the entire layout of the main plot. With stone digging bots and alts this shouldn't be hard.

>>16515467

>>16515877

We ended up creating separate hermit villages with massive copies of the same stuff (like animal concentration camps) which nobody else had access to. This lead to everyone isolating them selves in their own claims and having zero reason to hang out in the main village. The main reason for this was lack of space, lack of planning, and lack of trust. Making everything completely public and free to nig by anyone was a problem.

What I'm thinking we should do is create guilds for different types of production, like weavers guild which has a large silk production area for trees, a good loom, some sheep, and only give access to people we know and trust wont fuck with anything. And another could be the cheese guild which contains a large area for cattle and cheese mansions with sections for different cheese types. And a smithing guild, mining guild, lumber guild, etc.

Basically give everyone enough space to do their own thing, while not having to isolate them selves in massive hermit plots.

With the guilds we can discus boundaries with other guild members like "dont fuck with these trees over here", or "dont nig these seeds u cunts", etc, and you could even have locked chests for your self there.

>>16516598

Guilds would be nice, does the ingame permissions system accomodate that many different roles? can we get a leader who's online and willing to fucking setup perms for more than him and his favorites?

>>16516639

I'm pretty sure village has different levels of authority you can assign to people. As in assigning multiple people who can manage permissions.

You can use field cairns within guilds to select who has access to certain areas.

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Field_Cairn

You can also lock the most valuable stuff within houses or fenced off areas.

Basically what I'm envisioning is instead of everyone creating massive claims for them selves, they can collaborate with a group of people who want to do similar things to create one common area that has room for everything they need as well as personal spaces for storage.

Also they aren't restricted to one guild, they could be in multiple guilds for any skills they want to do. The idea is to eliminate the need to create several copies of utilities and focus on creating one version with the best quality the village can produce.

I'm not suggesting we create commieblocks or anything, people should still have the freedom to build their claims as they want and even hermit, but if they want to claim a massive area they should instead work with others to create guilds for mass production.

Guilds should function as different organs in an organism, like families inside of a village. They could have leaders in charge of trading with other guilds such as the cheese guild giving the miner/smiths a bunch of cheese in exchange for getting priority equipment.

They could even make guilds the size of a small village if they wanted to.

>>16516598

>locked chests

Locked stone gates and tower doors sure helped :^)

>>16516598

That would have been a very good organizational method.

I'll never forget that fucking first stonestead.

>>16519525

Locked towers were a great idea, I personally recommend an allotment of 1 tower per village citizen. Maybe even 2.

Community Fair market opened yesterday.

>>16533596

Go on. What is it?

>>16534729

It's a humongous player built trading market that gets built so far into the worlds lifespan that it's still impressive, but ultimately pointless. It basically turns into a flea market to trade hats so that people can stockpile a form of currency that persists between worlds so that they can use said currency to buy goods at a time when trading is ACTUALLY useful. You can probably trade shit materials for goods that are considered to be shit by the big factions but would still be useful to new players at the time. In short it's money laundering and a huge waste disposal facility, but a really REALLY impressive looking one.

>>16534809

Ah. Hearing these things always makes me sad. The gayme has so much potential, and it's being wasted on adding jellyfish and more hats.

i wish there was a private server version, team v team with accelerated gameplay would be fun

>>16538758

When did hafen drop? I came back for this world after a very extended leave (from world 5) and I was pretty surprised that they bothered when part of the draw was clearly that it ran on toasters. For that matter, why was world 12 so popular at its inception? There didn't seem to be any major changes.

>>16542561

Current world is w11. w10 had lasted for so long that basically everybody was waiting for a new one and devs managed to hype it up by making a World Map based on ocean and continents + smaller islands.

>>16542752

I'm retarded, all the talk of this world ending because of bugs and everyone pretending to plan for w12 has me thinking that is the current number.

>>16537184

Lad the player base is low enough on the live version.

>>16542817

>pretending to plan

What did he mean by this?

>>16543551

Don't pretend that everyone who's talking about w12 will actually come back and not just making speculation and wishful thinking

>>16544370

I'm sure most people will come back next world.

>>16544477

i'll come back probably

>>16544520

>>16544477

>Coming back

Sure to be part of the EPIC trip to some random's chosen spot, then everyone will drop like flies because a russian subhuman dragging a boar around is too stressful in this autistic permadeath mmo.

>>16544477

>>16544520

See you guys in 1-2 years then.

Anyone else have any screenshots? I want to remember our shitty little village.

Guess not. Good night, sweet prince.