First I want to know if there is a way to see how many actual hours I've played game so far. I pause and close anytime im not going to be there, I prefer to see all that goes on & interact with them.

So far I have 14 people (1 with baby), 1 runner, 1 Alpa(annoying as heck! Has over 50% farming, 75% build, master research,about 40% healing. dislikes fish and work) He was one of the stranded kids. 9 puzzles done, 2 Gong parts, all buildings cept the hospital, dam built, no polluted ocean yet, coconuts, garden, 6 babies born. No deaths so far, only about 3 events,4600+ food, butterfly collection done, need 2 beetles, 1 pebble, 1 shell, all technologies #1 & #2.

Oh, my 2nd question is about a mom/baby that wont quit. I got event from Butterfly completion upping tribe to 15,but do i have to finish something else for that baby to grow to child? Working on tech pts now, Thank you for any help. Mouzzee

The game registers the actual real time passed since starting the game, which includes the time paused. No option at the moment for showing the actual hours you've been playing exclusive of the pauses.

As to the long nursing baby, have you switched from playing at 2x to playing at 1/2 speed? Takes longer at the lower speed, naturally. The one other thing that could affect it would be if you had actually changed your system time at some point.

I never mess with time on comp simply cuz I would mess it up for sure lol. But I did switch from 2x to 1/2, still no child and 2 more carrying. I did get a barrel of babies, 2 males. Do I just leave it at 1 speed & wait? Their times keep changing even though I'm not switching now. Thank you, Mouzze

Hmm.. this seems more than the normal speed/time adjustment. Maybe you should message LadyCFII and discuss the problem with her

I'd like to add that there are seemingly innocent things that people do on their computers that change the system clock without their realizing it. One very common way is clicking that handy little clock in the corner of the screen to check a date on the calendar. Before you know it, you've clicked OK and your system clock has been set to some other date in the past or future. It's easy to do, and you have to be careful.

Windows and Mac OS X will also update an inaccurate system clock using an Internet time reference, effectively changing the clock for you. You probably wouldn't notice that adjustment, either.

I'm not clear on what you mean by this. Do you mean that you managed to complete the collection of all twelve butterflies? If so, that doesn't mean that you have any extra babies, only that the maximum number of villagers you can have is increased by five.

If you are talking about a nursing mother who is taking longer than usual to release a child, how long does her details screen say she has to go? What speed are you playing the game at?

I ended up with 2 moms holding babies for quite awhile, the numbers kept changing but finally they hit 0 and children were there within 5 minutes. I wasnt sure if the population was too high for what was allowed, I now realize the baby counts right away instead of once it turns to child. My count is now at 25 villagers and doing fine so far. thanks, Mouzzee

Happy to hear that Mouzzee