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7/13/2025, 4:53:10 PM
>>510260855
With hope for a better future, yeah they work hard, but to live as a slave, they are not motivated to work. They can only band together to fight but the systems prevents that at any means.
With hope for a better future, yeah they work hard, but to live as a slave, they are not motivated to work. They can only band together to fight but the systems prevents that at any means.
6/20/2025, 9:27:24 AM
>>508068748
Good goy!
Good goy!
6/16/2025, 2:25:18 PM
>>95872014
Technically, yes
In reality, not really but they were at least doing tasks for their own sake
Actual farming is variable intensity, you've got a few extremely hard weeks of never having enough time for everything and then weeks on weeks of doing very little but tending the crops and then a few more very hard weeks of harvest and storage
but outside of that time they still had to do all the subsistence stuff like chopping wood and cleaning laundry and so on. Ultimately they were still working most days of the year, they just weren't working on their primary profession. Craftsmen likely differed in some respects since greater population density meant an easier time offloading the chores onto others.
It wasn't easy, and they still probably worked on some feast days, but it wasn't as bad as many would like to portray it so they can sell you on modern financial/political systems.
Technically, yes
In reality, not really but they were at least doing tasks for their own sake
Actual farming is variable intensity, you've got a few extremely hard weeks of never having enough time for everything and then weeks on weeks of doing very little but tending the crops and then a few more very hard weeks of harvest and storage
but outside of that time they still had to do all the subsistence stuff like chopping wood and cleaning laundry and so on. Ultimately they were still working most days of the year, they just weren't working on their primary profession. Craftsmen likely differed in some respects since greater population density meant an easier time offloading the chores onto others.
It wasn't easy, and they still probably worked on some feast days, but it wasn't as bad as many would like to portray it so they can sell you on modern financial/political systems.
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