My first batch of nursery school children seem to have learned some odd lessons.

I had a good number of them hit the "real world" of age 14 all at once. About half of them are acting normally and doing the tasks assigned once they learn them (or if they came out of school with the right skills).

The other half, though, won't continue working. They stand around the village center, or various other spots, for very extended amounts of time with Action: "Nothing".

If made to do something like bring water to the stew pot, they'll fill the pot and simply stand facing it, doing "Nothing", until manually moved.

They ocassionally will move to soak their feet, take a drink or eat, but end up sitting around again, sometimes not even changing poses for long periods of time.