The next chapter of Virtual Villagers is coming soon, or now we know it as The Tree of Life. Let's share something that you very very hope will be featured in VV4. Now, i want to share mine

- There is a night like in VF, and also a fire. I love fire in the night with the beach wind sound, it is so calming

- Many new features such as new clothes, new things, new stuff, factions etc.

- More challenging puzzle; needs energy, potential or anything other than buying technology

- Beautiful ocean, not just reef, more than that

- Interesting features (example; Pregnant villager has "bloated" belly, mother can swap its baby to the father, etc.)

- Will satisfy me, and all of its player

- Brand new surprises

The most important thing from above list is the latest list, brand new surprises. I love surprises in the game, and i hope many cool things will happen, until it will make me not boring at all even i play the game over and over again.

I'd kinda like to see women gain more experience as a mother according to how much skill the baby has. For example, the baby is born with building skill, the mother gets more parenting skill than her sister, who had a child who had no skill.

So do you know something the rest of us don't? I've been an active member of this forum for a couple of years, and follow pretty much everything Arthur says in relation to the VV games. I can't recall seeing anything, anywhere, where Arthur announced that VV4 would be the last chapter in the VV series. If you have a link to such an announcement, please share it with us.

Having been a fan of LDW for years and reading the forums and other gaming blogs, I have never seen where Arthur announced that this is the last chapter of the VV series.

Invalid, please provide us a link or edit your post; this is how rumors start and spread.

no, somebody told me, i didn't hear arthur announce it, but (i forgot who is it, i better check it back). i'm sorry, guys.

No one at LDW has ever stated how many chapters of Virtual Villagers there will be.

I believe this may be merely a misunderstanding of what the word "latest" means. The latest chapter means that it is the most recent. It doesn't have anything to do with whether there will or won't be another chapter.

Thanks everyone for clearing that up for me . I thought I had been gone for this speech, and I started checking everything in the announcements forum! I personally am not offended, just glad that this is cleared up .

SO, where can we talk about the release/game anything about VV4 or we cant? Where will updates be??

Sort of getting back on topic, the things that I would like to see in the new vv are new clothes, events, puzzles, more insight into isola, colectable items, behaviors, and possibly a bigger map (but the normal size is fine). It would be interesting to see all the new buildings and their purposes. Also, has anyone considered that the village does not need an ocean? It could simply have a lake (and maybe a little isola shaped island in the middle of the lake! ).

A bigger map would be cool. Also maybe a working school, where elderly villagers or nursing moms who were masters in their subjects could instruct the kids and give them a little head start.

I'm probably going to get lynched for saying this, but I'd be happy to get rid of all the potions...or at least have it a little more scientific and user-friendly than 'throw it all in the pot and pray it doesn't blow up'.

Or if they're going to do it that way, maybe have a book where Scientists can write down the combinations they've tried (this would make it easier on some of us who spend days at a time away from the game!) Or maybe just a book of herbs with hints (like: Rose: Associated with love and romance). The player wouldn't have to use it if they didn't want to, so you could take pot luck (no pun intended ;)) or try to work it out scientifically...

I don't know, but i think Isola is an island, and if they didn't leave nearby the beach, they must live in the middle of the forest. Whatever, i know we all can't just wait! But for sure, VV4 has waterfall (according to the picture). It might be good if there are ocean, lake with waterfall, ponds etc. I love all aquatic features, anything of it!

Wow, and you are MAYBE KINDA RIGHT, Silverbeast! You give me another "hope" for VV4. Maybe, Isola is not located on an ocean, maybe on a big lake! But, somebody could maybe not agree because of the storyline and plots of VV, but, Isola on a big lake is so cute



I am so agree with it. A school, so parents could teach children so they can reach master within age 15 or 17! Like an example, if a master sciencetist, learn parenting skill, he/she can teach children and the children gain researching skill.

The over anxious folks flooded that thread with 'when is it coming, is it out, why isn't it out, it's stuck at 98%" to such an extent that that topic was locked. Not that I blame them for locking it. Me? I'd rather they take their time, get it right and release it when its ready. And thats all I'm gonna say about that.

Great Job to you guys, we've loved every game you've introduced.

btw, Hi, I'm crimson lol

Along the lines of teaching children and parenting, it would be wonderful if "Telling a Story" or "Teaching Children" were just as automatic as "Embracing" if Parenting is the selected skill. That way your villagers could become Masters in Parenting without just running around kissing everyone they see.

I really like that idea!

i would like it if people could marry each other in the game. And fat villagers would be funny! If people could be in families and live in their own hut would seem more village like. I just know VV4 is gonna be great!

I'd like some kind of family tree (besides a 'child of' thing that vanishes when the kid's 18). Granted that in VV it's more likely to end up as a family bush, but still...if you could pick one villager and trace their roots right back, that would be good.

On the marriage thing, it would be good if you could also grow your tribe a little by having other members show up (Something along the lines of 'Tapu has heard of Aponi's great beauty and has travelled from his village to wed her. Does Aponi accept?' (Just thinking of ways to avoid a little too much inbreeding ;))

Personally I don't care about inbreeding... Although I am VERY attached to my little friends - I easily lose track of who is who's son...

I VERY MUCH like these last idea's a LOT


fat or very thin villagers YAY
ME TOO! I do this myself in a database for years now ...

GREAT idea! This is a little like in VF. I always imagine (when there's too little guys or women, the girl found someone washed up at the shore or in the woods

Neither do I, to tell you the truth, but monogamous villagers seem to be a popular idea on the VV4 suggestions thread

i also like the idea of marriage for the villagers it would be nice if they had their own little families etc etc i wonder what a marriage ceromony on isola would be like?!

Yeah! Me too, I always throw them in the bath in VV3, but I think it should be a bigger festive thing with flowers and celebrations

More interaction between villages. Make it so they won't have babies if parenting isn't clicked. I hate it when I do that by mistake.

Make it so that if parenting isn't clicked, they villagers will bond. Maybe chat, joke, play a game, have a race, join FC....lol

This goes double for kids. Never understood why you couldn't get them to play games together.

I want the option to explore nearby areas , and maybe to build rafts to explore with.

Wedding ceremony is good! When i look at my little villager, i will think "Who is this little boy/girl exact siblings?". Family Tree could be nice. And also, Parenting skill are not in "kissing" or "making babies" way. Teaching children or telling a stories are good skill for increasing parenting skills. It would be nice if a villager could only make babies with its spouse. Multiple marriage (polygamy) might be good in VV4, if you want a male villager to have baby with two or three villagers, but they can't make babies with non-spouse villager. Maybe it will be a tradition of Isola!

I agree with everything thats been said, but I would also like to see things like a pregnant mother being able to do some types of work (research, healing, etc.) like they can in VF, and if the villagers could have a more flexible set of interactions with each other!

Maybe the pregnant mothers can do all the laundry so the other villagers don't have to do it.

That would be one solution, but my favorite would be if they just forgot to do laundry! I know, even virtual villagers need clean clothes, but it sure is aggravating to have to keep dragging them back to collect food or tech points.

Actually, it wouldn't be so bad if the game(s) had some kind of built in timer to where they couldn't start doing laundry until you had at least L2 of all techs.

VV1 is like that. They don't start doing laundry until the blockage is cleared and the pool is available.

No laundry and no GC?!? My newest village may never get to clear the blockage! Actually the laundry doesn't bother me once they have the unlimited food supply. I tend to get more frustrated in VV3 with villagers washing, bathing, or getting a drink in the middle of a rain storm. I would love to see a little less of that.

The return of chiefs would be nice, maybe little families within the tribe... the return of VV3's wonderful medical center. Alot of the things are in VV4's latest preview pictures.

i wish for night time and pets and animals to take care of ^_^

I hope for pet monkeys that help collect collectables and mushrooms without having to move them over the collectable. But that would be better for VV5 if there is one.

I also hope that they add snow as a weather feature! It would be cool to see the ground get gradually whiter while the villagers flutter about to get out of the cold!

Virtual Villagers 4 - The Tree of Life is the latest saga in VV SERIES.

I would like the puzzles to solve themselves and the kiddies grab all the mushrooms and collectables without me having to pick them up and show them where they are!

My wish list for VV5 ...

1) Nursery school kids that can actually "improve & learn" skills as they're being taught (or see #5b).

2) Women who can "research" or "teach" while pregnant, thereby becoming "useful" for 2 years.

3) Puzzles that don't take days or weeks to solve - just more of them and creative ones that will benefit the tribe - not just add beauty, or for the sake of having a puzzle.

4) More wind flutes (love them!) - ones that will chime in different tones when there's a collectible somewhere on the map.

5) Kids that can also harvest more than mushrooms - maybe berries (and mushrooms) but nothing else until they're adults.
5a) Kids that will harvest mushrooms automatically, with an "official mushroom counter" so you can see progress. Have mushroom harvesting add to their "farming experience".
5b) Maybe have kids who can "appentice" with a builder or researcher at age 10 or 12 instead of waiting until 14 years old.

6) More ways adults can earn "Parenting" skills, rather than just "babymakers" and "storytellers".

7) Invent a "rogue tribesman or woman" - one who creates trouble, such as stealing food or tools, or undoes progress on something else. Have a way to "contain the threat", such as jail for 8 hours, and a way to "modify their behavior" over time.

The hummingbird and ghost ideas were very creative, as is the crab-catching! :-)

No kidding- it drove me crazy when food was such an issue that they would stop doing research or picong fruit etc. to do something else. WOrried about food? DO something about it!

Yes! When the kid's activity is "Searching for mushrooms" have him able to pick up any he encounters.

Similarly for when he is "Searching for Collectibles" let him collect any he comes across.

Teaching in the nursery school should increase Parenting skill.

What I would really like to see is the people move a little faster. Some where in between how they move now and a runner.

As for the rest I think the creative department is doing a great job.

They do seem awfully slow. And indeed a great job overall.

I do feel that teaching should surely gain them Parenting skill.

The pregnant women should at least be able to get collectables!

I wish the next VV game had a 4th level of research in each category as well as additional collectible categories (maybe they could fish?). I really would like to extend the active game play for a longer time.

I hope it has the same teamwork as in VV4, I absolutely love that!

The puzzles can be a little more challenging, and I also would like the moms being able to at least gather collectables or/and be teachers (other than join the kids in class )

Fishing also with a fishing-rod would be neat

With a boat or raft to another spot in the game

Flowers in the cooking pot (making perfume or dye for hair and/or clothes (I realize this could be tricky to achieve for a gamedevelloper but hey these are my hopes )

More dishes for the stews: perhaps a fish-soup, crab-dish with different outcomes in what it does, maybe also add flowers to it?

Also a lot can be done with flowers: decorating the huts, put them in hair, in a chain around neck, etc.

I loved the childrens actions: 'racing', jumping contest, sometimes when you try to duplicate a collectable I loved it a bit less, but still want to see more of that.

How come children can't join in the tub? They sure need to be cleaned behind the ears, or nursing moms?

Hunting? BBQ?

I'm so curious ... but I'm sure this new game will beat the others again, cause that's the story so far

1: What's been said in every single suggestion thread since VV1 came out - LET MOTHERS WORK! At least let them research and heal. None of this "no working for 2 years" stuff.

2: We've got a way to change their clothes, now how about hairstyles? People have been dying, cutting, and bleaching hair for centuries. Henna, lemons, etc have always been around. So why can't we change their hairstyles?

3: New herbalism potion - Youth Formula. So we can keep our favorites around for a long time. Turn them back into children, without any loss of skills. (Imagine, being able to keep a runner around for the entire game.)

4: I'd still like to be able to join all the games together and be able to pick my favorites from each game to start with. And be able to get the Golden Child and have him (or her) actually grow up and become an adult.

I don't want nursing mothers to work. But I would like to see them teach and tell stories.

more huge projects like the bath and statue.

Swim in the ocean to find collectible shells and unusual (edible) fish.

I'm going to say "let mothers work" until the day I die. And then I'll come back as a ghost and haunt the makers of VV100 and moan "Let mothers work!" in their ears while rattling my chains.

Unless they let mothers work before then.

In the meantime, I would also like to see a way to punish those whom refuse to learn a skill. I get so sick and tired of putting them to a task ten times in a row and having them say "No!" It would be nice to give them a rap on the head - a divine spanking if you will - to let them know you're displeased with them.

I would hate to see mothers 'work'. You think taking care of a baby is a part-time job? Maternity leave is VERY IMPORTANT.

For the loafers: Just add an '-L' to their name so you know they are a loafer and you don't waste any more time on them. Maybe they are crippled or something.

How do you improve on perfection? The answer is V V Tree of Life. I have all the V V games and I still play the first two partly because the little characters are cuter than the newer ones and even the outfits and hair styles I like better not to mention music tracks (especially the intro song).
Maybe in upcoming VV's old characters and outfits could visit with the new? And maybe even old songs or tracks can be made available. I really miss some of the older stuff.
KUDOS to the team for these V V games!

I would like a 'go back to previous villager' on the initial selection screen.

Ooops I need to add another comment or two. Now that I've been playing the new V V Tree of Life for more than a day ... it's so awesome that I'm forgetting all about what I miss from the older ones. The music is even better than the older awesome stuff especially my favorite (the intro song)... the detail and artwork are superior to the old stuff too. Thank You a million times LDW team.

I do love though that when ever they master 3 skills they're not called esteemed elders. That was sort of annoying having to guess whether or not they were a master of something.
I hope they keep the mausoleum. I really like it. And I also hope they keep being able to choose your starting villagers.
I love the trophies. Pretty much I guess to some it all up I hope they keep all the cool features of VV4 and add on to it in VV5.

Mom's work IRL without taking two YEARS off. In some cultures if she's healthy enough she's back to work the very next day. There is zero reason that they can't at least do research while caring for the baby.

At the very least cut the time down, but I still think moms should do more then just walk around carrying a baby.

Hm - I can't seem to find the edit button for my above post. Maybe I'm just too out of it today.

Anywa - more reactions to the clothing would be nice. For instance, I had a villager who refused to learn farming no matter how many times I put her there. I finally checked her dislikes, noticed she hates red, and put her in the outfit with the most red in it. I would've liked to see her being angry or depressed rather then happy with her new clothes.

Fits into my wish to be able to punish stubborn ones.

About the edit button, Jami: The edit time-period is up already. I forget how long it is... a few hours.

The edit period is 6 hours on most posts.

Not in any order:

1) The name of the village displayed on the top of the screen.
For those of us that have multi-villages it would be awesome to see at a glance Which Tribe you are playing.

2) Back Button on the Villagers Choice Area. I hit the wrong button and couldn't go Back to it....Back Button would be Awesome.

3) Nursing mom's can get collectables - just like the kids can.

Thanks - just a couple of thoughts as I was playing - and LOVING it to bits!!

In the forum: Virtual Villagers 4: The Tree of Life » Healers?

Sorry if this is repetitious, but please no fog; the poor villagers can hardly move.

Did feel that some of the clothing just didn't fit the village; some looked to modern.

If there is a falls in the next one it would be fun to have the kids slide down it; might be fun for the adults too. A small falls of course.

I think it would be fun if you could control whether or not the villagers 'pick' the berries. I tried playing VV4 with the children collecting the 'food.' It worked great until I turned off the computer. The adult farmed the berries. I had wanted to play without using that as a food source.

Just a suggestion for a great game.

You can do that by not checking any farmers. A few villagers might pick a few berries but they should soon return to their 'proper' job. Obviously, your stock of food would reduce as the kids can't pick mushrooms while the game is off, so you've got to be careful.

I just hope VV5 will be a lot better. VV4 has disappointed me in the fact that some puzzles have ultimately NO BENEFIT on the villagers...
I would like to suggest that an improvement would be made on the villager's faces and bodies... i mean, the background looks greeat... the villagers still look cartoonish.
Uhm, i also would like to see more challenging beneficial puzzles that would need a more specific combination of tech levels, just like in the past VV's.
The Lv; 3 techs did not mean much in VV4.
Please put more significance on healers... for example, there could be an occasional storm that would wreck the island, destroy huts and injure villagers... and i hope this would be a regular event.

I don't know about you guys, but I find myself stopping my villagers doing things, like "cooling their feet in the stream" or "drinking rain water" and I thought it might actually be nice to have a mental health bar where if an adult villager does not get some fun they might get depression and stop working (coz they seem to work a lot with no rest, a bit unrealistic) and the same thing goes for using the huts to sleep rather than just having them there, and having a sunset and night time, just like in VF.
and I like the idea of fathers doing some parenting not just leaving it to the women... it is supposed to be a progressive society after all!

but so far I do love VV4

I would like some kind of sport that you have to build an arena for, and then you drag some number of villagers to the arena and then the whole tribe will come and watch the sport.

maybe Isola can have animals other than birds and fish where the villagers can take care of them and use their products. expand farming a bit.

I would like to see:

A better way for healers to gain skill than in VV4. I find it practically impossible to get a healer to master level because the villagers almost never get sick. So tryiing to get a scholar or even multiples is next to impossible. (Maybe I am doing something wrong.) In a previous VV I would just keep taking them around to plants to learn but in VV4 that doesn't work well.

Rather than getting rid of the parrots or some other animals I always wanted to tame them and let them become pets for the kids and/or adults.

I like the fog.

VV5 has GOt to have ANIMAls...!!!
jUST LIKE IN the game "wandering willows"...
Maybe wild pigs, birds, pet parrot/chimp???
PLEEEAAASEEE!!!!

P.s. I also like the fog... and NO MORE FROG-RESCUING!!!

Maybe it's just me, but i like the cartoonish look. I thought the frog rescue was fun!

One thing i would LOVE to see is distinguishable night and day (like in VF), So if you are playing at night, it is night in your village also.

You mean before getting the hospital? Because once this is build there shouldn't be a problem training healers anymore

Yes, I don't have the hospital yet, but I am pretty far along in the game. I think only 10 people have gotten sick the whole time, so not many opportunities to heal anyone. In previous VV games you could keep taking them to the herb plants and they would "study" them and gain knowledge in the area or healing, thereby raising their level. All I have right now are a couple of trainee doctors, but I have 6 villagers currently that are masters in everything but healing. Just not getting there.

I generally go for L3 medicine as one of the first priorities in all the VV games. That way the villagers get to live longer and don't become elderly when they're 50 or 56. I'll generally use a couple of villagers to heal the occasional sick one before I get to L3, but I've never found any need to train up any more until I get to L3.

I would like the peeps to be not so stupid when it comes to farming. I mean, come on, if you're hungry and you're a builder or a scientist, wouldn't you go pick some big yellow balls and roast them rather than starve to death? Also - what's with some of the dumb ones? Right now I'm focusing on Unagi, who must be the stupidest or laziest peep on earth. I've been trying to get her to harvest blackberries and shake down fruit all morning but she keeps drifting off "unsure of what to do".
Another thing I'd like to see is more real red hair among the women. Most of them seem to have streaks of red, orange, or purple but no true redheads as among the men. I've had fun creating blond, black, brown, and redheaded tribes. Keep up the good work and get us 5 as soon as possible. Love the series.

I want the name of the village to show when I am in that village. There was enough room in the bottom or the top bar to be able to include it. I have 5 villages running (or on pause) and sometimes I have to stop to remember which village I am in. It can get confusing at times. Would it be simple to add that one helpful feature?

Dandep,

I wouldn't have thought it was difficult myself, but people have been suggesting this in the forums since VV1 without response, so maybe it is harder than it looks. If it is possible, perhaps it could be made clickable, so that you could switch to another slot quicker, without needing to go through the Options menu.

Dear Frogboy,

Frogs in the Philippines (hometown) are really yucky and gross. And I believe it is so in other countries. Imagine if you are rescuing a frog yourself! Ewww... NEVER MIND, that's not my point.

I was browsing the help section of the game and it said that milestones are supposed to BENEFIT the villagers. For me, 50% of the milestones do not give BENEFITS. I'm not sure, but you go check.

And for the cartoonish bodies: It has been a trademark of the VV series. But this feature makes the overall look of the game way way more primitive than those other similar games.

I respect your'e opinion, every1!

I would like to see more ornaments in thier hair,like VV 3.Maybe a cafe,where they could eat out.Some of the villagers could work there.That is just a idea i had,probably sounds stupid.

Maybe the Diner Dash series developers and LDW should get together. Perhaps they could open a franchise on Isola - "Isola Dash"?

That sounds cool,Arnie.Or are you teasing me?

I wasn't really serious, but perhaps if Arthur reads this he might consider the possibility ....

I think the next Virtual Villagers game they make there should be a tool for keeping the villagers away from an area... like if you want your berry bush to grow... like police tape!

Very good idea! Someone should have thought of that before VV2 so the villagers wouldn't hog the coconuts!

First off, let me thank LDW for tons of hours of fun! Now, here are some suggestions, take 'em or leave 'em. First off ask ANY mom out there after raising 3 kids past the age of 2 if she is a master or not. I guarantee she probably feels like she should be. This should be incorporated into the game. Heck if the guys and play footsies throughout any and all of their years, women should get their kudos faster than men in the Parenting division. If they progress as fast as researchers do in VV3, then by the time the baby is of walking age, she SHOULD be a Master, at least from the math i have figured from timing all other areas of research/learning speeds.

But my suggestion for VV6 (I heard VV5 is already in the mix)? What about an island chase game. Revisiting old islands via clues and puzzles starting with the newest and working back to VV1 island. What about a one way door to get something left behind on each of the previous islands but to get back to the final island, return doors, holes waterfalls, etc. need to be revealed through complicated puzzles? Hmm... just a suggestion.

OptiTron

I would really love to see cycles of night and day, with different things to do in each. Like someone standing guard at night or having to fend off wild animals while the others sleep. If they fail maybe they lose food or people get injured. Or maybe some things can only be accomplished at night. And maybe whoever is picked to stay up at night then sleeps during the day.

I agree, night and day in VV5 would be my strongest wish too!

I can only imagine how it would look like: seeing the fire at night with a copple of night-owls gazing into the flames and watching the stars in the purple Isolan sky, smiling down on them ...

Maybe it can be done if the time-line could be changed like for intance in VF, they have night and day too, maybe ask them how to accomplish this supercool feature?

What would be useful was if you could research a collectibles tech that once it was fully researched would make rares appear as often as commons. Would mean that rares were still hard to get at first, but once you'd finished all the puzzles and upgraded everything you wouldn't have to die of boredom waiting for rares. DX

Would also be cool if children 'looking for collectibles' or 'looking for mushrooms' occasionally found them and brought them back by themselves.

lol! I 100% agree! Can't stand that everytime I open my game there's only about 3 berries on the bush, lol!

Several people stated that they didn't like the Frog Rescuing or the Fog. I found the Frog Rescuing to be extremely easy (have twice accomplished it using only one 14 year old) and I love the Fog because so many of the collectibles show up when it's foggy. I found that each of the puzzles benefits my tribe, even if it's in the future -- such as making soap.

I love the idea of a "Mental Health" meter of some sort though. I too have a tendency to be somewhat of a slave driver, but then I'll start feeling a little guilty and purposely put them in the pool or the ocean to swim, or stick them next to the food bin to eat, but if there was a meter it would be easier to know when one of them really needs a break.

Personally, I really don't want there to be a Day and Night because I so often play in the evening that I either have to "Switch" day and night in the game, or play only during their nighttime and I really didn't like that feature in VF. But in VF, it probably would have seemed too unrealistic if there hadn't been a day and night. With the VV games, I just pretend it happens to be day when I choose to "visit" them.

I found that with VV4, it is very, very easy to get Master Parents (both male and female) and wouldn't change anything regarding that. I also found it to be easy to get Master Healers, although it took much longer than it does to get a Master Parent, but again, wouldn't change anything in that regards.

hmmm, what would I want to change? VV4 is basically almost perfect in my opinion.

Oh, I know -- instead of increasing the number of villagers when a collection is completed and/or when you have ALL the collections completed, give some other type of reward. A trophy of some sort. I HATE large villages. In fact, the only puzzle I don't like is the one that requires 20 or more villagers to complete it. If I had my way, my village would never have more than 12 to 15 in it at one time.

And, for anyone that says it's too hard to get a Scholar, well keep reading the different threads to figure out what you're doing differently because it's actually quite easy. Getting an "Elder" in VV2 was much harder, or at least it seemed much harder back when I was playing it.

If there was a day and night I'd want it to run in their time, not ours. So our day would have a few day/night cycles for them.

One thing I'd really like is a family tree page. So you could go in and see everyone who was related to everyone else. Not just the 'son/daughter of' which disappears when they grow up anyway.

This has been discussed several times before.

At the slowest speed setting a year in VV lasts four hours in real time. That means that each VV day would last about 40 seconds, meaning that the screen would have to change from night to day and back about every 20 seconds (assuming a 12-hour day/night cycle). At the faster speeds, the changes would be after every 10 seconds on normal or every 5 seconds on fast. That is clearly impractical. The solution used in VF, meaning that each day/night cycle lasts 3-4 years in the peeps' time is obviously not perfect, but is a good compromise.

We've also discussed the showing of family trees before. The problem is that the program would need far too much memory to store the arrays containing the family trees of so many villagers. It is possible in VF only because there is a limit of eight people in the one family, and only one child will reproduce. Even then, there's a limit of 30 generations; after that before each new generation is started an earlier one has to be deleted.

Virtual Villagers 5: The Final Chapter

I would like to see the story come to a conclusive and entertaining end in the final installment. The VV Series has been great and is loads of fun, but I think that the folks at Last Day of Work have more up their creative sleeves than just Virtual Villagers. There is a new trend to bend and/or combine game genres that I hope LDOW will explore in their subsequent titles, and to do so with more VV series would kind of ruin the whole VV experience, to my way of thinking.

You want VV5 to be the last one?

I actually think it could end the Isola series with VV5 but who's to say they could start a whole new VV series with a whole new storyline. I don't want to see the story completely stopped. But maybe a new story line pulling it in a different direction. But who am I to judge I don't even know where VV5 will take the story.

I knew it had been discussed before, must have missed the answers. Well I wouldn't mind if VV had a night/day cycle like VF taking a few years. As you said it's a good compromise.

Thanks for the family tree explanation. I'll change the want to just having the parents visible on a villager until they die rather than until they grow up, so you can identify siblings etc. for longer.

Even then I suspect that would be too much data to store in memory. I'm not a programmer but I imagine the age 18 limit is there for that reason. Maybe it might be possible if the number of villagers were to be cut dramatically, to (say) 50, or their life expectancy were reduced, but both ways would be very unpopular with many gamers.

Many more leisure tasks. The variety of tasks, and the villager's preferences are what make this game seem alive to me, and most leisure tasks are simply a matter of the right pre-existing animations in the right place, with the right flavor text. For instance, playing catch with your child. Playing chess or cards with another villager. Work tasks are limited, because the village's needs are limited, but hobbies are always many and varied. There's no reason for the things villagers do for fun, spontaneously, to be as limited as I've seen in the past.

Painting pictures, which when completed, could be carried to a gallery to make room for another picture, without end. (And sculpture, pottery, etc.) Running races, playing catch, the old folks playing chess or checkers or some odd game played with stones or something. (Something for the old folks.) Throwing darts, playing hide-and-go-seek or tag. How about relaxing and drinking tea? After making a clothing hut, maybe needlepoint is an option for the older ladies.

The way the villagers play and relax in their varied ways is, I think, one of the things that makes this series of games really breathe, and I want to see more of that. Not necessarily lazy villagers, but when they DO decide to take some time off, I'd like to see them with more varied hobbies.

And REAL hobbies, rather than staring at clouds, or cooling their feet in the stream, or doing laundry. Things that a man or a woman do to give their life more meaning.

Agreed.

BTW, It's nce to see you back Lurkily!

Yeah, but maybe rarely would they find one, because if the children found all the collectables and you found hardly any, it wouldn't feel like an accomplishment.



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I'd rather this activity were just removed - or if implemented, limited to mushrooms-only. You can make a LOT of tech points gathering stuff this way, if you're diligent. I don't think that'd help the game balance. I think there needs to be a reward for active players, and I also think that's what collections are supposed to be.

It does touch on one of my pet peeves though. People who are doing things that they never do - like kids who are looking for daddy, but never find them. The game knows who their daddy is. One villager can find and meet another, as evidenced by the 'love shack' behavior, and sick villagers who get cured. Have that kid FIND daddy, for once. Nice to be back, but alas, not for long. Just poking my nose in a bit. I've got too many other things to keep track of, to be too active again. For one thing, I've been working with the Dev team over at Domain of heroes in laying out the skills update, and that creative content is in the process of being put to code. Fun to watch! If it only didn't take so long . . . but that's life. Death, taxes, and long dev cycles.

I would like it if villagers got to be faster. Maybe normal villagers could go almost as fast as runner villagers and runner villagers go even faster. If you guys disagree and think it's too easy, maybe make a tech point spending for the traits you want it to have like running or something? I LOVE the villager selection thing, it's so awesome, but after like 50 years, most of your original villagers are probably old or dead. What about those that are being born?

But back to my original idea, normal villagers should walk faster than they used to in the previous villagers game and runners go even faster.

I agree with that. The VV games all have peeps who walk slowly, they're faster in Virtual Families, so why not VV?

My suggestion for the next chapter of VV:
1. We can change the Villagers hairstyle.
2. Have day and night
3. Have more puzzle (instead of the current 16).
4. Increase the frquency of island event.
5. Have more tech for us to buy
6. Have more skills for the villagers (Parenting,Farming, Building etc..)
7. Have more items for our collection. 8. When we first start the game,have a population of 7 instead of 6.

Its been a long time since i never logged in to LDW Forums, and i go to the LDW.com before i log in, and my response is "WOWWWWWW"!!! What a modern one! Thanks to all of the LDW members who try to improvised the website for the fans! We love LDW forever and the love never ends!

And then i proceed to the Previews Page, i saw a wonderful sketch. Oh my god, Virtual Villagers 5? Can LDW tells us more about the game? Is there any OFFICIAL suggestion thread, or suggestion are not needed for this game. I am SO EXCITED, as i am so sure that VV4 is the last, and LDW team wants to take a break for a long time! But they keep working on the next chapter, i am speechless with this. I love you LDW! Thanks for working so hard for us, your game FANATICS!

I hope to get more information from LDW team like when it will be released (date/month/year assumption), more Sneak Peak and of course, more wonderful news about this game!

WE OVE LDW! (hope there is a shirt with I Heart LDW!)

I totally agree with Zaboo, especially Day and Night, increased Island Events and MORE PUZZLES!

Yes, I agree with Day and Night ! I think it would be cool if one of the villagers gets sick there could be a sort of "log" in the hospital to keep data of the sick/injured villager. Like it could say there name and the age . and describe the problem, broken arm broken leg, etc. Also it would be cool to have differnt types of weather "hurricanes, tsunamis" that actually occur and actually take place instead of just seeing it in an Island Event.

I know VV5 is about 85% finished so maybe in the next game we could have...

- A place where nursing mothers can stay because in the other VV games I find my village rather cluttered with so many moms in the middle nursing.

- Have a puzzle where villagers assemble a tybe of time telling devise... or a sundial?

- A better way for villagers to become healers! I find it tedious to have to keep dragging them to the hospital, or to herbs, to get them to gain skill while no villagers are sick.

- Be able to actually see what the inside of huts look like.

I also wondered (it has been mentioned a fair few times) if villagers could have a pet... since it's the wilderness maybe they could find wolfs.. which after a few generations turn into what modern day dogs are.

Oh and maybe a bit of action too!! I'd love to have the villagers to have defense skills, if they incounter wild things, or the mysterious Biggles!

To the developers and moderators: These are suggestions ONLY, ok? So just look at it and if you say, 'nah' to one of them it won't hurt my feelings trying to get you outta that writers block so games can come sooner!!!

Hope you like the suggestions!!

Are there ever villagers born that LIKE: RUNNING??? Such a boost ..
It would be nice to see some babies born LIKING RUNNING....

There have been in all the earlier versions, plus in VF. I wouldn't think Arthur would take away such a popular feature for VV5.

I think it would be neat if there was a common area for games, like an arena where they could play games. What about doing crafts like pottery or weaving? This could be something the player could do themselves, i.e. do you want to make a bowl or a vase? You could design the pieces. Same goes for the weaving, making clothes or blankets?

Developing paint could be a way for you to personalize your tribe, like as body paint or painting images on cliffs surrounding the village.

One of the things I liked about VV1 was the flower garden and it'd be neat if you could combine VV with plant tycoon and have a garden of flowers you could choose to grow for medicinal purposes or potions.

I also think it would be neat if for a garden you could choose what crops you wanted to plant. Maybe have muliple fields. I liked the orchard of the previous game but there were too few trees.

The most frustrating thing about the games are the collections. I get all the puzzles solved and there's nothing left to do but stare at the screen hoping for a missing item to appear. I suggest that in the next game has a mechanism that allows the player to reveal an item that hasn't yet been collected at the cost of tech point and only after all puzzles have been solved.

When can we see the virtual villagers 4 and 5 hit the IPad? I am the biggest fan and have played and enjoyed them on my IPad. I'm a stay at home mother of two small children and I have to be mobil, which at this stage in my life it's hard to sit in front of my computer let alone have much room on my MAC for downloading. I've been asking since VV came out with #4. Please consider more Virtual games accessible for the IPad and I guarantee your business will implode and inquire a even bigger fan clientele. By the way, I am trying out the plant tycoon for the IPad and so far I'm addicted, I like the challenge in producing unique seeds and seeing what the plant will look like if I don't kill it first. The only down side is, I find it a bit difficult to earn any money to be able to get the better tools. I'm stll optimistic and I will give you more updates the further I play. Thank you for creating these wonderful games and all the hard work you all put into them. AmyLynn

i have been thinking. i have an idea. can ldw make a sort of personality test that you put in the details of your appearence as well. then at the end of it all it generates a virtual villager that used all the details you put in. like for me his likes would be reading and playing. and he would have blonde hair and blue eyes. if you dont uderstand what im saying then just ask. as im not very good at explaining things

I'm not sure, G-force, that it's technically possible. The details : likes/dislikes, the head, bodies etc. are distributed randomly at the moment you have to choose your villagers.
If I understood well

How about getting the potion stuff into VV6? I think that was cool.

Also, since VV6 is going to be over 100, maybe 200+ years since VV1 (the intro to VV4 says many generations have gone by), there could be some kind of technological advancement? And more buildings, definetly more buildings.

I know this may sound strange but this thought came to me in a dream. I was online checking the progress of VV4 when I saw it and it was ready to be played. I can't remember the chapter name of the game though. Anyway it started just like any other VV chapter. Something happened that would end up dragging some villagers into some huge adventure. A child found an entrance to a cave that hasn't been investigated yet. Three children four adults and the chief decided they would be the ones to look around inside of it. They go inside first they dont see anything that amazing so they decide to leave. As they make their way out an earthquake happens and destroys the entrance trapping them in. Hoping to find another way out they go furthur back into the cave and find somthing incredible. Another lost city hidden deep in the cave. There were also giant glowing mushrooms and huge crystal clusters. There was a small pool of water with fish swimming in it at the bottom right corner of the screen. I'm guessing it was a food source. At the top left corner of the screen the chief was staring at some wall carvings. When I clicked on him his action said trying to read the wall carvings. At the top right corner of the screen there was a tunnle that was blocked by rocks and large boulders. All of the adults were trying to squeeze through to get in. I can only remember two of the four different collectibles in te game. The two that I remember were crystals and mushrooms. Thats pretty much all I remember from that dream.



I have another idea for the up coming VV chapter. VirtualVillagers The Book of Secrets. In this chapter you must recover the prized possesion of the native inhabitants of ISOLA. A book that has all the secrets of ISOLA writen in it. The book was written by the chief of the first tribe that inhabited the island. The binding of the book has been found but all of it's pages are missing. Choose a group of villagers to recover the missing pages. So I was thinking every puzzle you complete you find one page of the book. On the collection screen you can read the pages you have found so far. But I still have to think of what the pages will say. These are some collectibles I thought of for the next VV. Flowers or blossoms, Crystals, Fossils.

Sounds like your dream was inspired by journey to the center of the earth (pick your incarnation/version of the classic. Fossils would definetly be a cool collectible.

Also, a story that epic seems like it would contain more puzzles than the usual VV game has.

I know I have posted two times already but the truth is I only post when I get an idea not because I want to take up the whole page with my posts. I was thinking that a puzzle in the next VV chapter could be to build a telescope. For this puzzle you will need level three science, level three construction, a master scientist, a master builder they will need to draw some plans on the lab's chalkboard to build it some special rocks that will need to be pollished by the builder to make into the lense for the telescope, a piece of bamboo that will need to be hollowed out by the builder to make in the body of the telescope when all the supplies are ready the builder will take them to the lab where he can assemble it into the telescope while the scientist directs the work. Other builders can help build the telescope but they will need to be an adept builder or higher to help. It will take time to build so it won't be an instant build like other projects. The puzzle name will be of course The Telescope. Your villagers have built an amazing telescope they can now view the stars in the heavens above. This was the really cool part that I thought of when you drop a villager onto the telescope the player will also be able to look through it. To move the telescope to look at more stuff you simpily click and drag just like how you get around the village. You will be able to veiw the stars the moon and sometimes see some shooting stars through the telescope. This is where I got another idea for some trophies. When you wish apon a star: You saw one shooting star. An eye for the sky: you have seen ten shooting stars. A devoted astronomer: You saw fifty shooting stars. You are a lunatic: You saw the moon with the telescope. Also I want to say to smjjames I had that dream about VV4 the same night I saw journey to the of the earth in the movie theater so that may have been why I had that dream.

What ever the next VV games will be, I'd like to see a better usage of the space provided. New Believers is the only VV game where too much space is wasted, imo. After you tear down the rainbow totum by the hot springs the space is not utilized much. Also, after the Chief is exposed that part of the island is no longer used. The main action is around and about the large statue for most of the game and it gets way too crowded. The lab is good and I also like the lake. The hospital is too small and sometimes I have 20 doctors all in that tiny space. With the other VV games it seems all the space was well used, as in the Lost City. I love all the VV games, but that is my only complaint with NB.

Hmm I guess you are right IzzyJ5 alot of space wasn't really being used by the believers or the heathens. It was mostly around the statue and the lab. The statue was kind of in the way epspecially when I was building huts. The springs were abandoned when the rainbow totem was torn down and the mausoleum was also left alone when it was cleared by the believers. Either more space needs to be added to the game or space needs to be used more wisely. But still VV5 is a great addition to the VV series.

I agree there with the amount of space being used, or rather not enough space since this is the first VV that I remember which was the most cramped as far as building space. While there are a couple of out of the way spots that can be used, there isn't a whole lot of space, whether used or unused.

In fact, VV4 has this huge grassy area that is useable for building.

Also, if you let your villagers do what they want, they might use the springs.

The statue was a big problem for building huts it was always getting in the way. The only places I could put them were in areas where heathens ran wild. I had to use either nursing moms or children to distract the heathens from the firewood for my adults to get some. Even if my adults got to the project with the wood sometimes other heathens or rascals would scare them and they would drop the wood. So hopfully there will be more areas to place huts and no more heathens to mess everything up in VV6.

Ok I have yet another idea for the next VV chapter. VirtualVillagers The Secret Garden. In this chapter the retired chief from VV5 tells your villagers of A magical garden on the island. Overcome with joy your villagers get ready to flock to the garden for a day of fun and games. But then the chief tells them it has been many years since it has been cared for and the garden may be dead. Select a group of villagers to locate, referbish and heal the secret garden. This is how I think the garden should look. In the middle is a large water fountain that has gone dry, statues that have been over taken by vines, flowerbeds full of dead flowers, dead grass areas covered with weeds. In this chapter you will have to build a research table before you will be able to get tech points. With every level of science that you buy you will be able to upgrade the table and eventually turn it into a full lab like in VV5. At level one when it is just a tabe it will only have a few bowls and bottles not very advanced technology. At level two the table will get a little larger and will have more advanced scientific tools on it more bowls more bottles and maybe some shells and other things to be studied. The table will have a bamboo fence around it. Shelves with beakers and bottles will appear inside the fence next to the main table. At level Three it will become a lab like the one in VV5 A chalkboard will appear the table will be covered with the most high-tech science tools on the island. An hourglass a microscope, magnifying glasses, testubes and more. In the back of the lab there will be a hanging skeleton that can be studied by the villagers. The shelves will become huge and will be filled with stacks of books and potion bottles.

Well, since we've gone around the island and to the center (or at least what we think is the center) of the island. Maybe the next one will bring together the various communities somehow?

Of course though, Isola is probably bigger than it seems like, so there are plenty of unexplored areas inland. Or perhaps, underground, caves have been involved in the storyline a few times. Mostly in getting people to one area of the island or another, but the fact that the intro to VV4 says that the expedition took several days lends to the idea that the island is much bigger than we think. So theres plenty of places, like maybe that huge central valley we always see.

You're right about that when you see the picture of ISOLA it looks like a small island but in the game it appears to be huge.

I know this is kind of early, but I wanted to suggest that things be mixed up in VV6. Pretty much what I mean is I would like to see a map that is completely different from any of the other ones. For instance, the past 3 VV games have had a circular research area in or close by the top left corner. Why not make it something besides a circle and maybe put it in the bottom right corner. I would love to see new huts, new burial place, new hospital, new nursery, new food bin; small stuff like that. I know they are petty things, but together they really add to the feel of the game.

We've had the research center in the top left corner for 3 games

We've had the same huts for the past 2 games

Same nursery, clothing hut, hospital, flower hut, burial place, food bin, fire pit as last game.

These are all small things, but I would love to see things changed up in VV6.

LDW did a great job at changing the gameplay up with the heathens. I loved that. They also did a wonderful job at changing up the map. The VV3 and VV4 maps seemed almost identical. This one seemed a little different. More like VV1 or VV2.

Like I said, these are all small things, but they really add to the feel of the game.

I have another idea for VV6. Nursing mothers have a timer that shows how much longer they will nurse the baby for. Why not have them for the age of a villager. What I mean is there will be a timer that will show how much longer it will be until the villager turns old enough to work.

I don't really see that as being neccesary. When I see a child that is 13, I know they will be coming of age soon. Also one year corresponds to about an hour of gameplay time (on fast) anyways, so logically, they will come of age in not very long.

True and the timer would just take up space on the detail screen.

I'm sure you devs are reading this thread. Anyways, how about more varied villager 'idle' (that is, non work) actions/activities?

(and less emphasis on laundry, lol!)

I actually think that would be a good idea, I've thought of it multiple times, but of course I always forgot about it after a few minutes. My reasons for thinking it good is that for one I play in full screen so I can't see my system clock while playing so I don't know how much longer, for two, it's possible to forget exactly what time each individual villager was "born", for three, sometimes I switch speeds or pause the game which changes/stops the amount of time left so even if the above two weren't an issue already this one would be different. Currently the only way I could see of detirmining exactly how long would be a detailed log of when the villager was "born" and exactly when the game was (un)paused/speed setting changed mixed with some calulations that some people playing couldn't do.

Very good idea. It would enable us to chant "10, 9, 8, 7" Until you can drop them on the research table to research or on a hut to build it.
I really think that having a hair "salon" would be a good idea, just think, no more ugly villagers!
Now for one of my ideas. If you do make a VV6, more powers! More things to build, like the statue in VV3.

I love my villagers no matter what they look like but I would like there to be a way to change hair and hair color.

Ok I have yet another idea for the next VV chapter. In this one we take fish tycoon and VV and mix them together. The villagers find the lagoon that the magic fish live in and it has gone dry. Refill the lagoon and find out what happened to the fish. Thats kind of all I got right now.

Didn't we have a similar puzzle in VV2 or was it VV3?

Yea that must have been what I was thinking of.

Anybody know whether the events sometimes foreshadow what will happen in the next one? Other than the biggles stuff which has been around since the start.

In VV5 I completed all the Science and Relic collections, so my max population was 105. I saw my max divine energy was at 915, then I thought
I didn't know if that was a spoiler, but I didn't want to take chances.

Tell me what you think!

While I enjoy just sitting and watching my villagers, sometimes I wish there was more I could do.

Mabey there could be games to play with the children. The closest I've gotten to this is selecting a child and watching what it does while running around the island and collecting mushrooms and items. I liked in VV2 where clicking the drum will bring all the children to the school and I also like when they start playing tag.

But could there be more interactions? Like giving the children more games and you taking part somehow, and god powers or potions that you make from things the children collected that bring excitement.

I target the children because the adults are too busy keeping up the island to play games with you.

I was thinking that it would be cool to have a "multi-tribe" game, where you can go to the different areas from the main map. Maybe have a common goal, like finding the missing Golden Child, and each village could have individual goals as well. I think it would be fun to have them all together...

That would definetly be cool, but remember, LDW is a small studio with what, five people?, so something like that might be difficult for them to do. It might even be too much for a casual gamer who only plays an hour at a time.

I still like the idea of bringing all the different villages (even though a number of centuries of ingame universe time have passed since VV1) together in some way or another.

Anyways, what I would like to see is technological advancement, more buildings, maybe even developing an entire city somewhere.

I'm not so sure about cities - they wouldn't be villagers anymore.

I'd certainly like the ability to build more huts in particular. In all the VV games the villagers fit up to about 35 into two huts, then get an extra 60-odd into the third hut.

I always enjoy a good summer vacation the islanders of Isola as well. what are some of your ideas for a new virtual villagers? like my sugguestion is rarity increase lets say i find 1 common relic it boosts my energy by 3, moments later i find a rare relic i turn it in and GET THIS! IT ONLY BOOSTS 3 ENERGY AND FOR IT BEING A RARE RELIC IT SHOULD BOOST BY ATLEST 10 NOT 3 LIKE COMMON RELICS! but thats just 1 of my ideas so reply with your ideas.

i think it would be cool if kids got farming skill when they picked up mushroom

I think VV`s games are a great concept but it has some vacuums towards the end of the games. Its very hard to build up energies in VV5 and it gets uninteresting and tiresome,- I find this issue in all the VV`s in fact, the games are fare too slow in periods. --That the cooking is taken out of VV5 is a great disappointment, it was something fun to do while waiting for point buildups etc. Another thing I can see no point in buying new outfits when they are the same as they already have and also it too expensive, why cant it be some upgrade in outfit style? When the excitement over seeing a new game it over the frustration steps in over all the shortcomings and to see how much better it could be.


PS: Sorry but I am an AM fine artist and a bit pickich.

in the next vv i would like the ability to change tech points into mana or the other way around.

and also more things to do with tech points so maybe instead of out of 3 the upgrades are out of 5

I have Virtual Village 2 on my phone and I bought one for my pc. Virtual Families (in comparison) has more things a player can do with their money once all upgrades and items have been purchased. But Virtual Villagers is much more limited with how you can spend the tech points. I would like there to be more to spend tech points on. Right now, I've completed all of the upgrades and there's really nothing to spend them on but outfits in the sewing hut. And that gets boring after awhile.

I would like to see a VIRTUAL VILLAGERS : WORLD OF WONDERS where all the wonders of the other games are put into one final game to make it the best and also the longest game because I find that some of the games are too short!!

Whoever agrees with me can say !! And maybe LDW will look !!

Thanks
Sammy

I love all the VV and own 1-5 it is always so hard to wait for the next one to come out, but worth the wait in the end.
The challenge in V5 was exciting, and I would like to see something like that in V6 sans religion, masks, and worship/honor.
A kitchen would be nice where we could see them cooking and eating. Also in the clothing hut, a loom would be nice. Would give my little people something else to learn and do. I also like the idea of a tool shed where people go to learn to make tools. After all tools have to come from somewhere.

However, none of this will happen if there isn’t a V6, so I hope that the authors aren’t to burned out on VV as I am longing for V6 to arrive.
Since I found The VV some years ago, I have been in love with them. When my first villager died in V1, I cried my eyes out He was a farmer and fed the whole village, such dedication such pride in what he did. How could I not love him, even in his silly grass skirt.

Well that’s my contribution for now, be back later

Aliah

I would like to see the parent skill go up with teaching, and I'd like to be able to create more villagers (as many as I choose), and we just build enough huts to acommodate them. I would also for huts to take far less than one year or more game time! Collectibles should be collected at least after the puzzles are done, as most people are done with the game by then (I just found my 11th fish scale, and I finished all the puzzles two days ago). I also want a family tree so we can aviod the family relations! LOL!

I know, since the game is already out, this won't happen in this one or the next (since that just came out), but I'd love for us to be able to expand the map of the island to either include other characters we've already used, or allow us to just expand the village.

I have a suggestion for VV6 - cause I know there will be one - how about alowing interaction between all of the tribes and tribal areas? I have enjoyed playing VV1-5 and would like to be able to interact with the other tribes and travel to other parts of the island.

#1
I want my villager awarded with a new skill name when he/she mastered 4th and 5th skill as well as esteemed elder.For example,such as legendary elder,prestigious elder,majestic elder etc.I

#2
I optionally want to deactivate master parent’s ability to make a baby.This is sometimes annoying when I want to save population or need more villagers on project,for researching and farming.

#3
I need some solutions for villager’s dislikes,especially for who doesn’t like running!I often start over the game if I unfortunately have villager who dislikes to run.To solve this,I have an idea.How about having villager’s island tools to play more efficiently?The name of the tool for it is “magic anklet” that makes who can’t run walk at normal speed,normal villagers become a runner and even slow elders walk as they were young.Available in exchange of high tech points on tech screen or purchasable at clothing hut as grocery,either will be okay.This is absolutely brilliant idea,I think.

#4
I want gender selection before releasing babies.Also want quick birth to babies.Ah,sometimes I want a baby nursed by mother becomes twins and triplets when I instantly need more villagers.

#5
I want to see new fruits on Isola other than berry.

#6
I want more choices.Play in south shore or north,in thick forest or near water for example.