This morning I galloped about hunting down interesting pictograms and meeting up with deer-folk for merry-making and the like.



Here we have a group of dancing deer. I just wanted to shout out and say thanks for the fun guys!



And then I met up with two other fawns and boogied a bit before taking off for new adventures!




-Question: Is there an easier way of taking in-game snapshots other than hitting 'print screen' and then pasting it into Photoshop?

This is the second time this has happened. I log on, it shows close to 30 players online. All pictograms are gathered at the bottom of my screen. So I start running towards them. And running and running and running. Until I've cycled through the forest at least four times, and the pictogram huddle will shift occasionally to the right or left ever so slightly, but still I haven't met anyone. I've tried relogging in, but its all the same... Any explanation as to where all the deer-folk are?

Having just become aware that there was an online community for The Endless Forest, only a few days after downloading, I've noted something...
Bios for deers.
Many different deer names in the 'Deer Name' section on player profiles.
I'm left feeling a little confused. You can have more than one deer?

Also, when an adult, and your pelt changes color, it doesn't change back unless you want it to? Because when my fawn 'prays' to the twin god statue and turns white, it only lasts a few minutes...

I guess I just don't know how the whole 'roleplay' aspect of the community works, and while I can observe, some help in the form of comments would be much loved.

In any case, I should get back to the forest soon and romp around some ;D

I've just started, and so far I find the atmosphere relaxing, the Endless Forest seems to bring a smile to my face or a chuckle at various deer antics. Despite the simplicity and minimalistic feel to the game, and once getting over the lack of chatting in words, I haven't gotten bored yet.

Today I walked, meandered, strolled with an adult deer. Every so often another would walk with us. Every so often we would jump, mimicking each other. There's a certain sense of camaraderie there.

I think this will be the place I go when I need to chill out and calm down.