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Re: Mik
You could do something that's never been done here, I think: document an older character. Wait for something big/strange to happen, and then play it from there. Losing everything to robbers? Revenge! Getting mauled by a bear? Document the recovery and transformation into a character more respectful of the Great Man of the Forest. Etc etc. Otherwise, we'll just wait for your next new creation 
March 08, 2018, 10:10:19 AM |
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Re: What's Going On In Your Unreal World?
Speaking of dogs, they should probably run away if they’re too hungry. Or turn on you and eat you alive. March 10, 2018, 04:15:00 PM |
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Re: Rauko
Finally the hunger can end the next day as he brings down an elk! ..how on earth did you chase down an elk with those penalties?
March 13, 2018, 09:26:26 AM |
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Re: [Fixed - persists in 3.50b2] Some clothes weigh too much
That's great, Sami! Thanks for looking into this. Regarding undergarment, my laziness won and I trusted the wiki: there, undergarment covers as much as tunic, and both are smaller than overcoat (that covers exactly like undershirt). Maybe it's old information.. I shall double check on my 3.5b2 data. March 15, 2018, 10:31:24 PM |
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Re: Skill Training Guide
The weapon training trick is awesome, never thought of that! It's a great parallel to training ranged weapons, now. I would probably not use |2| to avoid maxing it too quickly, but very cool recipe nonetheless
June 19, 2018, 08:31:33 PM |
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Re: Wind
Yes, I love this. It would be great combined with wetness effects (again, impacting on all things you mentioned). A winter's snowstorm shouldn't be a day to march out even covered in furs, or to stay in the wild with only a fire to warm you. Windproof and/or waterproof clothes could gain the edge against purely "warm" clothes (eg, sealskin overcoat over wool clothes during spring/autumn to protect from wetness while keeping decently warm). June 29, 2018, 11:21:29 PM |
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Re: this game in unplayable and i'm triggered
It's not intuitive at first, but everyone of us managed, and you will too - but you need to get in the right mindset  The others have given you a lot of advice. I will only say this: learn the controls. Understand how to access all the menus. - Have you found how to access all the recipes (even if you don't have the means to cook them yet)? - Have you seen the traps menu, and tried to build a few? - Have you noticed that in some menus you can craft weapons, or clothes from furs/leather? - Can you start fires, move stuff without picking it up? - Do you understand how the weight penalty affects your skills? I would suggest you start a new character, pump your fishing skill and start as a fisherman. You can then survive on fish (and even barter it for clothes, or furs to make clothes) while you figure out the basics. It WILL get much easier, eventually. So easy that we older players must gimp ourselves to make it harder. So keep at it and enjoy this weird wonderful game 
July 31, 2018, 06:25:41 PM |
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Re: A safe place for cows
I find the best protection against bears is to have an outer fence, and within an inner fence with your cows (my log cabin is also within the outer fence). In the outer fence a couple of dogs roam freely. I put a heavy deadfall trap just outside or inside the outer fence, and a couple of mounds of bones for the dogs (plus any spare meat). I don't think a bear will attack with two barking dogs there, and if it does, it will be busy eating them before going to the inner fence with cows/sheep/pigs. This gives you time to kill it. Or, with a bit of luck, the bear might just get into the heavy deadfall trap Incidentally, the dogs also defend my crops in this way, since I make fields close to the cabin within the outer fence. August 31, 2018, 12:59:13 PM |
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Re: Wall with shutter?, and other questions...
- Just build the floor adjacent to the wall-with-shutter and it will line up correctly - no permanent damage for any injury (on animals or people alike) October 05, 2018, 01:16:43 AM |
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Re: A bear-hunting trip gone wrong...
Beautiful story
March 27, 2019, 11:43:08 AM |
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