Village Name Generation!

[bladedsmoke]

My suggestions, for what they're worth:

First Part:

You got your standard: East, West, North, South, Lower, Upper, Chipping, Middling, Abbey, Abbotts, Woody. Then you got your slightly-more=outlandish-yet-still-somehow-English: Nicer, Cobble, Dickens, Digly, Foggy, Griffin, Withers, Marshy, Blooming.

Second Part:

Haven, Thorpe, Ford, Moor, Horne, Dale, Head, Point, Green, Ho!, Hill, Worth, Gifford, Cray, End, Worth, Field, Waddling, Baile, Crumpeton, Chicksmeade, Bundleswarth, Boodleton, Blundersmere, Ferndale, Mollington.

Third Part:

Capital of the Wold, No Funny Business, Village of the Year Two-Time Winner, And Proud, A Nice Place for Nice Folk, Home of Peace and Quiet, Best Kept Petunias Award Winner, Welcome to our Historic Vilage.

[digital_pariah]

First part: The usual Great/Greater/Greatest, Lesser/Little, Littlest, Wild, Crazed, Furry, Widdershins, Festive, Crumbling, Raving, Kings' (or King's), Queens' (or Queen's), Magnanimous, Rustic


Second part: Hobnail, Trouserly, Woodtorch, Crumping, Dell, Shireshire, Moot, Horace, Ambivalence, Cringewater


Third part: Hunting humans since 1873, Birthplace of Kieron Gillen, Enjoy your stay!, See our Kickstarter page, Resting place of a true shard of the great gear

Will add more later, maybe.

[cullenskink]

First: Bridge of, Last, Waxy, Tipsy, Tweedy

Second: Whinging, Clanking, Banter, Churning, Bogshot, Tumtum, Quarreling, Stye, Widget, Cutting, Shoogle, Chortle, Snuffling, Trotter

Third: "You'll never leave!", "404: Welcome Message Not Found", "Biggest Marrows in the County",

[roryok]

First: Walsingham, Weaving, Forsythe, Pickle, Snafu, Edgeworths, Gothen, Grump, Sourpuss, Anguish, Ferns, Bangton, Ships, Storm, Bletch, Bilge, Betty, Stigma, Fawkes, Twerpish, Batterface, Stranglia, Clampton

Second: Side, Bottom, upon Blatch, upon Slythe, on Trout, on Sea, under Wood, Narrows, Barrow, Fields, Shire, on Linux, in Fog

Third: Population 76.34, Welcomes careful hunting, Twinned with Foxconn, CH, Try our oil!, Home of the Crafters Festival, Version 3.1, Human kennels available

[Ayam]

First Part:
Bloated, Toadying, Biled, Habitual, Beyond, Recovering, Swarming, Peagrown, Smoking, Thatched, Spiralling, Giratory, Liberated, Wavering, Wuthering, Toasty

Second Part:
Path, Darkalleys, Hamlet, Wellington, Napoleon, Sensation, Crop Circles, Village-upon-Town, Boglands, Heights, Lows, Mews, Arfs, Halfs, Quarters

Third Part:
Locals Only, We have a restaurant, Hotel fully booked, Watch for low flying giant mosquitoes, Priceless, Den of ill repute, Visited by royalty 1328, Something in the water, No robots here (honest), This plaque raised by an X-factor winner

Good luck, looks like a promising venture.

[magnificentjosh]

First Parts:

Steeple, Temple, Chapel, Wake's, Bishop's, Listing, Surley, Mount, Mornington, Tutting, Priestly, Sloe, Drained, Ruckfust, Sweet, Ominous, Vicar's, Lusty, Old, Grenn, Suckling, Iron, Saffron, Sneap, Water, Millwell, Upperly, Dry, Trussle, Vested, Wells, Loping, Weald, The, Marden, Round

Second Parts:

Bumpstead, Hoe, Garden, Fen, Helford, Yuxford, Bullfitch, Drabley, Colne, Milnestone, Bulger, Pinford, Stortford, Pontstead, Orttewell, Combust, Chaffston, Underlea, Fitchet, Meads, Crescent, Borr, Lackford, Breach, Bramthick, Ginley, Pollhew, Shippea, Pightle, Waldon, Leaster, Drapkin, Maltings, Birdbrook, Bowtells, Next-The-Sea, Thurrock, Forest, Roching, Tokerst, Lockford, Wroxley, Bunford, Spoxerly, Insbury, Ongey, Ash, Lyfield, Callow, Harback, Catcher, Redthorne, Pleigh, Selderton, Barrow, Heistly, Mortest, Slip, Grean,

Third Parts:
"Winner of Britain in Gloom"

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First parts: Scrumpy, Ept, Dull, Cruddy, Crushing, Calamity, Fidget, Ominous, Tabloid, Dodgy, Sketchy, Fragrant, Albino, Humid, Moist

Second parts: -de-la-Zouch, -under-Lyme, Tryst, Ho!, Tospeace, Cottington, Magna, Whins, Sinister, Pidgenlatinus, Auspice, Ennui, Ingerland, Middleware, Thrutch, Hadaly, Auspice, Ennui, Ingerland, Humperdinck

Third parts: translate server error, you are now entering a network neighbourhood watch area, Isaac Asimov Country, Site of Special Scientific Disinterest, Not in my back yard, not as bad as you may have been told, may contain nuts, contains mild peril, the electric sheep of your dreams, OH GOD HOW DID THIS GET HERE I AM NOT GOOD WITH VILLAGE, please d i e slowly

[rossignol]

Fine work, all. We'll get the best of these into the game.

[Oozo]

If there is is one thing that made a big impression on this humble foreigner when he was visiting the English country side, it was the overabundance of award-winning stuff all around.

So, for the third part, how about a randomized "Home of the award-winning xy"? Wouldn't be too much work, I guess, but it surely would give it an authentic Cornwell-flavour.

[minus0ne]

After, Across, Welloff, Closeby, Ave, Hardly, Mild, Arduous, April, Awry, Chalked, Common, Cranky, Dull, Arched, Damp, Taunt, Dreading, Somewhat, Sunken, Loose, Brand, Open, Took, Bleak, Bark, Loot, Having, Full, Flipping, Savour, Handed, Crafty, Pickled, Crave, Course, Collected, Measly, Melee, Foreboding, Seep, Teething, Stoked, Stilted, Vex, Ponder, Lively, Livid, Tangy, Balmy, Woolly, Sheepy, Slept, Waive, Wanton, Tepid, Gaping, Trivial, Branching, Brief, Cropped, Coping, Pilfer, Prepping, Faint, Quipping,

Gamingplay, Tiptoe, Somesuch, Nodecastle, Draingate, Bovril, Queueay, Offield, Leftfield, Shuffling, Constable, Roborough, Bodesill, Suffix, Melee, Faffing, Backforth, Bunmer, Exminster, Wetpool, Twatworth, Notcotte, Mistlisle, Uponwhich, Skirmish, Drumbase, Innmouth, Whelwot, Checksum, Coping, Clubbin, Sheepwood, Naughtfield, Standby, Baudbury, Furham, Solder, Banter,

No place quite like this
Fresh synthetic produce every 10E21 cycles
Medium difficulty level
Inquiries scan terminal
Why not visit our spoon museum?
Best game for miles
We don't need your sympathy
Don't walk on the sensor grid
Humanoid must not escape

Not sure if the computer/robot-ones are suitable (or even good).