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Come to think of it, you could also use the bamboo to make a pitfall trap into bamboo stakes to passively protect your farms early on in the game.

Come to think of it, you could also use the bamboo to make a pitfall trap into bamboo stakes to passively protect your farms early on in the game.

I'd like to see bamboo also be useable for other things as well, like traps and etc. I feel like it's been ignored quite a bit in overall usage, and I'd like to see it have more. This would also make a nice starting point to that.

I think this would be a fine way to bridge the gap, that way it remains purely cosmetic in nature, but still allows for a degree of customization. However, as it's stated bellow, it might be difficult to do so.

Were missing the easy route here; it could just be a cheap weapon for when you first start getting into the clay era and can just mold a simple block onto a stick and make a slightly primitive, yet heavy and effective mace.

I wholly agree with this, the first layer and then every consecutive layer just makes more sense as well.

My reason for saying Alligators is that they're not nearly as aggressive as people believe them to be, crocodiles give alligators a bad name. Crocs will absolutely turn an area of humans into a hunting ground, alligators just wanna be left tf alone, but if they're hungry and you wanna play stupid... They might choose violence. Or just hand out and do nothing and wait for something to walk in front of it.

We should have an additional option that doesn't reset hunger as well.

I like the idea of adding more animals, while I don't think that more pests should be all. I'm totally for more aggressive beasts. I have a particular itch for alligators, I think it'd be really interesting with a more "neutral" but dangerous, territorial mobs.