How about a full working dairy farm? And if the villagers grew wheat and potatoes as well, they could open up their own McDonalds and serve cheeseburgers and fries which would make a change from vegetables, coconuts and fish. I am a bit concerned about the low-carb diet the vilagers are following!

(Of course, all this would have to be after an Island Event in which a bottle of cola was washed up onto the shore...)

I love the McDonalds idea, cjw. Oh gosh... I'm hungry now..

The next VV3 must must must have more effective ways for builders, healers, and parents to practice their skills. As things stand, these three skills are not easily mastered. Parenting can be mastered only after population max or on women who are past childbearing age. come on! I know some great parents who haven't had 50 kids.

Farming and Researching comes like a breeze, but the other skills are not nearly as developed. Researchers can go to the table anytime... Farmers can water crops anytime...
so, why can't builders, healers, and parents, do things like that to improve their skills without us watching them like hawks?

Well, in VV1 it was easy to get Master Doctors. But, once everything is built, there is no need for builders at all, in either game. So why even bother?

Somehad had a pretty good suggestion in another thread.. that the vines and briars could grow back, as they would in real life