When I opened one of my games to check on my VV's, I found them carrying bones from the far left side of the school. This is the first time I've seen bones being carried from any place other then the village square.

This is a genuine snap, no set up, honest. I circled the two I spotted with bones, but I've also just noticed the girl with the purple hair appears to be carrying bones as well.

Has anyone else seen unusual "bone events"??

Best of Irish,
Maura

Maybe they were just finishing the "cleanup" from the Halloween Mod?? lol Just Kidding. I have had some that were carrying laundry and they deposited said laundry in the food bin once. I thought that was odd. but unfortunately I didnt get a screenshot of it since I was chatting on the phone with my mum.

OMG that is so weird! Look at the thread I started yesterday I had a VERY similar experience to yours and yesterday was the first time it happened on two different computers and in two different games. Every one of my adult villagers had bones and they were coming from all over the place!

I checked on my little people last night and they were bringing bones up from the beach. It must have to do with having the game paused and turning it on. With so many people it always seems like someone is deceased. Although I did notice the only kid left is you know who.

Well, I managed to catch them in the act a bit better this time.

When I opened this game, there was one little girl alone on the beach, so I beat the drum to gather the children together. Then I noticed no adults were around and scanning very quickly, literally caught them at the temple with the bones.

I thought that when I unpaused the game, the bones would appear in the village centre, but instead the funeral procession proceeded along the right side of the village, and then they went up into the garden and back down around the tree trunk, which is the second snap, before finally arriving in the cemetary.




Then when I looked around the village I found several villagers "stuck" in the water performing what I think may be called a "burial at sea", haha!!

Best of Irish,
Maura