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#74488 - 06/05/07 03:52 AM
emotional attachment to the villagers
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Trainee
Registered: 06/04/07
Posts: 42
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So far I have about 45 villagers, and not too long ago, some of them started dying. I have to admit, it was kind of sad to see the "patriarch" and "matriarch" of the village die, especially when the man could have lived a bit longer if I had upgraded the hospital sooner. At least he was an esteemed elder.
Another thing that was sad for me was that one of my original children loved to run, and up until she hit the "elderly" mark, she would run everywhere. I would put her on tasks like building new huts and stuff because I knew she would work faster than anyone else. Once she hit elderly, she started walking just as slow as the other elderly people. That was depressing. Plus her hair and stuff reminded me of my daughter. It would have been nice instead of making her walk slowly, to just make her walk regular speed since she loved to run all the time.
I'm sure i'm not the only one who gets a bit sad when their villagers die?
Edited by Lemon Curry (06/05/07 03:59 AM)
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#74507 - 06/05/07 01:22 PM
Re: emotional attachment to the villagers
[Re: Lemon Curry]
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Legend
Registered: 09/23/06
Posts: 1256
Loc: America's Birthplace
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I think we all have feelings for some of our villagers especially the ones that started the village.
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#74519 - 06/05/07 04:23 PM
Re: emotional attachment to the villagers
[Re: MochaJew]
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Trainee
Registered: 06/04/07
Posts: 42
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My little runner died yesterday. I flipped back to the screen just in time to see someone burying her little bones. now that was sad.
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#74555 - 06/05/07 09:26 PM
Re: emotional attachment to the villagers
[Re: EsteemedElder]
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Adviser
Registered: 12/26/06
Posts: 88
Loc: Northern Michigan
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I hate it when I have a child die. If I have the unfortunate event of a child death, I start the game over. I just cannot stand to have a grave with "age 7" or something like that on it! It hurts my heart. (I am a mom of a 10 month old, 4 year old, and 6 year old, maybe that's why)
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#74557 - 06/05/07 09:37 PM
Re: emotional attachment to the villagers
[Re: Amanda1681]
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Trainee
Registered: 06/03/07
Posts: 40
Loc: West Isola
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Is there a way to "save" individual villagers if you need to start over? I heard someone comment on this on another board, and I nearly leaped out of my chair for joy. I'm so attached to my village doctor that I actually drew a picture of him.
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#74558 - 06/05/07 09:44 PM
Re: emotional attachment to the villagers
[Re: Kelila]
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Unicorn
Registered: 10/07/04
Posts: 17515
Loc: Colorado
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When you start over, the game will create an entirely new and random set of villagers. There is no facility in the game to retain one or more villagers and transfer them to the new game.
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#74593 - 06/06/07 05:56 AM
Re: emotional attachment to the villagers
[Re: bethlham]
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Trainee
Registered: 05/26/07
Posts: 29
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oh god, Im so glad its not me! Kato died sometime when I was watching a movie and I was sooo sad. He was 70, but still...
I am obsessive about watchin health meters and making stew, but i cant be here all the time.
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