When you combine this all with the game's A.I. You can even auto-set crafting, so do you need a steady supply of twine for your home? Setting that, along with prioritizing the crafting skill, will see clan members constantly make stacks of a resource provided they have the means to create it. So making one member really good at hunting, for example, will have it be the one to go out and hunt for rabbits when you prompt its command. Setting up your clan mates becomes relatively simple then as you choose what skills and actions to prioritize. Using the interface is incredibly easy, allowing you to customize each member of your clan to make sure tasks are complete. Actions can also be given priority based on the skills of your individual clan members, who have widely variable traits and attributes that affect their performance. A droplet of water lets you know some crops are going to be watered today.

A hand gathering on the map tells you someone is going to pick berries. Every button, every function you can do, has an icon attached to it.

One thing I really like about Clanfolk is how visual the interface really is.

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