Why do some of the villagers, when stung by bees, have white haloes around their heads?
Why does the Golden Totem glow a cyan blue every now and then?
Do the creators of VV ever stop amazing us with great puzzles and wonderful villager events?
Anybody else have all (i think that the total is -) 8 LDW games running in the background as we are chatting in the forum list?

Just being curious.

Addendum: Why is the medic research area so small... my people wanna keep mating instead of studying medicine. Seems i have a square about 1/2 X 1/2" to place them without this occurring?

Also, does the earthquake work to reset a project ONLY if the project is not finished - all of my buildings are built and earthquake does not damage any of them. It would be nice to demolish some so my 50 + builders have something to do besides examining buildings!

And going back to VV2: How many different totems are there? i have 8 variations. Anyone know?

The hospital is the same size as in VV4 and I can't remember seeing much complaint about the size in that game's forum. I must say, though, I prefer the hospital in VV3. In all the games there has sometimes been the problem you mention, such as when dropping peeps in the science lab.


I don't have VV2 on this machine but I think you are right - there are eight totems. Have you looked in the VV2 forum?

As for the totem question, I posted a while back asking that very question. Here it is:

http://www.ldwforums.com/ubbthreads/ubbt...oile#Post195903

Good and thanks to Arnie and txmom2. Then i have collected all totems, woo hoo! Now as to the Doctor's pad area, i never had this problem as you could drop a villager on any part of the mattted structure and they would work. Heck, VV 3 had the problem where i could only drop it right at the end of the shelving but this area in VV 5 is even smaller than that. And frustrating as doctors never seem to want to study doctor-hood! And while we are on that subject of issues within the games, i have even MORE questions! Ready?



Does exercise build the builder's level like it did in vv4? i haven't noticed it happening but the increments in learning are aLOT smaller here in VV5 than previously.

Do youthanized esteemed elders learn anything in school? They don't seem to when i have played.

Is 1000 the most noni fruit one can have on the tree. Every time i buzz them with bees, i get a total of more than 1000 but i come back 5 seconds later and it is 1000 or below tho no one has taken any of the fruit.

Do items hide behind structures that have been built, like the clothing and school so that they can not be seen?

And maybe the final question, at least for now, does anyone know the file name for the blue bars that indicate the learning level. i want to modify it so that i can tell that once a villager is an esteemed elder i can also see if s/he has mastered anything after that. Like changing the MAster part of the blue bar to red. Nowadays it is getting harder to discern if someone is a "Jack of all Trades" (and yes THAT is a misnomer the creators of this game have used... a JACK OF ALL TRADES means he is NOT a MASTER of ANYTHING - just like me...).

Am trying to check my status on VV2 but the update status keeps asking if i am online and i see it is down here on LDW too. When do we think it will be back up and running? Some of us still play the old games as they are so good.

I have a question.....when you have hit your maximum sustainable population without converting all the heathens do you have to wait for a villager to die before the heathens will convert? I have been hitting them for three days now with my population at max and none of the yellow or red masks have converted!!

I have converted more peeps into my tribe after reaching the maximum population. The new 'converted' villagers are a little bonus.

Thanks....I'll keep trying!!

i can't find the answer to puzzle 17, i've tried putting the old chief on heathen mommy, nothing, ive tried a master devotee, she runs away, any help would be good, i've almost finished just a about 3 items to find and that will be done, i have 106 pop from the conversions, took a lot of earthquakes but finally made it. just mommy to convert, help anyone.......

If you check in the proper forum, you will find that i posted the answer there as have many others!

sorry i couldn't find the proper forum, will try this, thank you

1. I haven't seen that myself, there is a swarm of bees around them though.

2. Other than the pic in the puzzle screen, I've never noticed it glow cyan blue. You're talking about the one eyed statue, right?

I've seen it when:

1. You complete the puzzle, but for a very short time.
2. You change tribes.

The picture file that causes the totem to glow cyan is called something like Will-o-Wisp, so it was intentional by creators. I looked inside contents as i was afraid something was bugging out on my computer when it happened. Am wondering if it was something they planned to add to the puzzles but decided later to not go forward with it... Just curious. As for the halo, never saw it again after that first game.... curiouser and curiouser

I just got it and I manged to convert my first heathen the only thing is the food situaction I have to keep pursing it as they got much food

I manage to

Annthewhofan:

addon to smjames post: and bees.

Well, seems not many (truly think only 1 was honestly answered) of my questions have been answered but ah well, guess there are bigger fish to fry by you! And by the way, i found out what the file is for the meters on leveling up. If anyone wants to have a modified file to show when esteemeed elders are masters of more than the first three categories, i will happily e-mail my modified file. And i converted one set of clothing for my people to show who is a Master Of All Trades (i STILL think it is a grievous error on the creators of LDW to use the term Jack of All Trades so inappropriately!) that changes colors with each step the villager takes. This way it is easier for me to focus on my peeps who need to change their allocation and move on to the next step of MasterDomination!

For this experiment, I stung the big pile of "unemployed" villagers around the fire. Moma, after being stung multiple times, had a halo around her head, along with smoke! Maybe this is telling us that she was to innocent to be stung!