There are some good idea but I'm worry that some others could divide the tribe! I wouldn't like that

Make sure there is plenty of things we can compete on. Once the game is completed, the competition aspect becomes fun (internet stats). I was gutted in VV2 when I could only get a certain amount of elders and rarely played after that.

Now that I'm playing both VV1 and 2, I really can't wait for more LOL!

Keeping up on this thread gave me an idea. So many people mention wanting to design their villager's clothes... what if we were able to "upgrade" or earn additional fancy clothes? Elaborate clothing would cost more, or be more difficult to obtain somehow. Different classes of clothing in the easy, normal and hard levels would also make it more tempting to restart, or run additional games.

(A lot of the online simulation games spend a lot of time developing the "appearance" upgrades for their characters, so this may bring interest from an entirely new market base for LDW.)

LDW, you all are doing a great job on the game, but when someone gets married they should stay married, and have a ceremony for them. then they have kids on there own. And the lady should actually get pregnant. Let her work until it gets close to the "special day". Oh, I just thought of something cool. When the "Tiiiime has come"(Quoted by Ricky Ricardo) she should sit down and wait for the husband, the husband then should come and pick her up and carry her to the hospital, then a random Doctor comes and goes inside and while she's giving birth the husband waits outside walking back and forth. Then you hear a cry. and the doctor comes out holding a baby. The mother stays in for a while and the father takes the baby to the nursery (thats another thing you should add. Maybe not an actual nursery but a place just to hold the babies(not the kids) until they turn 5. Every once and while the father and mother pick up the baby and go play with it somewhere. When the baby turns 5 he gets to run free and maybe sometimes he goes to follow his dad around. and like every 10 minutes, the kids ages 5-12 go INSIDE (not outside like in VV1) the school. And a random scientist goes inside and teaches. When the kid turns 13 he should then go to the spiritual leader (his parents go too) and he has to cut his wrist to prove that he is a man. then all the kids that are ages 13-17 go to another area that is split into sections. Each sectioin trains kids to do a certain job that they are chosen to do. All the kids are called Apprentices. When he turns 16 he then gets to work at the (Ex): Reserch table and every 10 minutes or so he goes back to the training area. then when he turns 18 he no longer is at the training area but he stays at his work.

Thats called suicide where I am from!!!! Way too VIOLENT!!!!

Just MHO, but I don't think it sends a very healthy message. I wouldn't want my kids exposed to the idea that you have to do something possibly fatal to prove ANYTHING.

I love it!

But I like them to be divided then a bridge!

thats in my story!

I agree completely. I think that this being in it would be going just a bit to far.

Yea, FYI, cutting your wrist is suicidal.

that is just plain stupid!
what gave you that idea?!