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We're just going to ignore gender for purposes of nutrition, as Kim says.

That is not how it works in real life. I don't know who told you that. It depends on the woman, the background and the genes. The person. Not the gender.
 
You lost me when you said "because that's how it works in real life". Because it isn't.
 
No difference is necessary here. All this is going to do is aggravate people. I've a major in a field that studies this kind of thing (psychology) and it's a lot more complex than you say. There is epigenetics, all kinds of stuff that determine how strong somebody will be. 
 
Please don't press this issue, there is very little reason for there to be a difference and a million reasons why there shouldn't be. You're just going to take the thread more off topic than it should be.

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Reduction in thirst?

We need more -1 and +1 traits i hate having that 1 extra point. Also in pvp eagle eye has got me hooked. It essentialy lets you see half the map and if you turn around you see the other half but the time to fade is only increased by about 1 second. 

Im sure this feature will eventually make it in, but it would be nice to hover mouse cursor above street signs and get a street name. This feature would come in really handy for multiplayer games

Well the best Base is my Treehouse in the wild, build north beyond the bridge from muldraugh. Far enough away from the hordes, close enough for a trip to the stores. The only way inside is though a sheet rope and it is build inside a dense wood, so no zombie crowds spawning and its surrounded by water. Its perfect. I just broke both my legs 20 times building it. It has everything a survivalist needs; Indoor fireplace, Bed and atmospheric stuff. Besides the 8 windows, it also got a roofed balcony around it. It can only be spot if you stand 10 grids before it. My Character build needs less food and water so i can prepare for winter easily. Guess im dying of old age there

I am a traveller. I have searched this land far and wide for the rare prize. I have seen many people on my quest, but none with minds like my own. I got into more fights than I can remember, and smashed more faces than anybody could. After at long last arduously uncovering seven several dozen of the artefacts, I felt the time had come to settle down with a nice house on a farm. I had become Joseph, lord of the jars, and to this day I guard my hoard.