How far could a H-G society go?
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This is terrible!
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They could indeed build large settlements. There are towns in Israel created by the Natufians, who were a proto-semitic people and they were hunter gatherers but lived in communities going up to 300 people.
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So Rain World might eventually become a Planet of the Apes situation, but with Scavengers?
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Do we know if the scavangers even reach that level since we know the timeline up to the big freeze?
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Would the scavengers survive in colder weather, or be able to make clothing to survive it?
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Idk, but I donβt think Iβve heard of them being around during the latest point on the timeline
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Thrive 1.0.1.0 now has a release date!
Also, I just noticed release 1.0.0.0 had 42[1] resolved issues.
The Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything! β©οΈ
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This seems to indicate multicellular will have 6 releases if it follows the standard schedule
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They actually form larger settlements in the Saint campaign, they use the weird glowing rocks to keep themselves warm rather than fire, though. They also make homes inside the structures made by the Ancients rather than building their own.
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Are the glowing rocks radioactive?
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We donβt really know how they work, they just sort of glow a weird red and are warm.
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I wonder if glowing rocks used for warm could be eventually implemented in the Thrive macrostages?
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I think a reference to a discussion in these forums in like 10 years once thrive is completed would be funny
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Even funnier if was stuff from the Out of Context Thread.
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10 years is very optimistic
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I hope with the growing body of scientific research on animal and plants, people will appreciate them more and do more for the planet.
Also, 
for Kanzi, the Bonobo that could communicate using word-linked symbols called lexigrams (died in March 2025).
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Thatβs a pretty late F Iβd say, but nevertheless .
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https://www.science.org/content/article/bizarre-400-million-year-old-fossil-was-unknown-life-form
I wonder what kind of membrane composition did Prototaxites have, then, if it is not similar to plants, fungus, animals?
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Itβs possible weβll never be in the possession of that knowledge
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