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Shooting snowballs
...meanwhile in Finland. It's been snowing, and I've been studying the art of archery, so I gotta share this yesterday's shot to remember: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNnxu6bbBJI December 17, 2017, 04:12:15 PM |
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Re: Inari of Seal-Tribe - Video Let's Play
Episode 2 out and running free in the wild. Getting the basics done up although everything is temporary. I'm planning on a more migratory character this time around. https://youtu.be/9JDLfOg87NU December 26, 2017, 02:47:59 AM |
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Re: Other roguelikes
hmmm...noone mentioned "Dwarf Fortress"? (http://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/)
December 30, 2017, 01:13:22 PM |
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Reduce the difficulty of climbing trees
As it currently stands, there's a significant risk of falling when climbing trees, especially since the character tends to wear clothes and carry items, which means at 100% skill it's still risky. This causes me never to use tree climbing for looking around, which is a pity. It would be good if the worst that would happen is that you'd fail to get high enough to see far enough, as that would make it a usable option when looking for something.
February 01, 2018, 12:06:16 PM |
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Re: Mik
Remembering that the bear skull he was carrying when he was robbed makes the decision for Mik. The spirit of that bear may not find rest, but he hopes to appease the spirits with another bear's skull. It turned out to be his last bad decision. The spirits did not favor him. He failed every spear attempt.  Mik was one of my favorites. 
February 20, 2018, 06:09:42 AM |
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February life
Hey good people and fellow adventurers, time for a little february life update as I've seemed to be semi-absent for awhile. What went down is that I took some time to travel to Norway to meet some friends, came back and discovered the beauty of february winter snow blankets and increasing sunglight, equipped my new cross-country skis and had a blast with them in the woods for days, then developed a nasty flu -- and now recovering from all that. Because of all this I've been very slow on e-mail as well, but as the week goes on I'll be replying at least to the urgent stuff. On coding front I'd like to fix just a little more and then release 3.50 stable while the winter still continues - cause now I've got probably the greatest skis I've ever owned. These are Taiga cross-country/hunting skis of russian origin. The proportions comes close to the great ancestral skis of ancient Finns - and many other ugric / north eurasian peoples. They are naturally all wooden, and after this picture was taken a decent layer of pine tar has been put on the underside, and ties attached. 
February 27, 2018, 05:57:27 PM |
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Re: Some clothes weigh too much
Yes, it seems for example those fur overcoat and cloak weights are slightly too heavy. These pieces came in with armour glossary updates and weights never reasoned properly. Some other pieces could be tweaked too, some clear errors can be spotted. I'll be taking time to go through the armour clossary weights. March 04, 2018, 08:29:21 PM |
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Re: Robbers ruin my early game
...snip...They can do this. If you like, check Mik's story (page 4, Reply#55 on Feb.14th) "There is a new cave to explore, it's early morning and still dark and Mik is gathering branches to make a torch. Suddenly, a man moves into view quickly approaching and he doesn't seem friendly! Mik begins running away but he was already somewhat fatigued because of the nearly knee-deep snow and can't outrun the man, who was joined by another carrying a bow." March 11, 2018, 04:02:43 AM |
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Re: Some clothes weigh too much
This is just my input as someone who owns several different garments that are similar to what one will find in UrW, and the following is a list of what I have IRL with the weight of each item in kilograms and pounds: Wool Cloak-7 lbs or 3,1 kilograms Wool Tunic-4 lbs or 1,8 kilograms Wool Trousers-3,5 lbs or 1,5 kilograms Wool Leggings (pair)-2,6 lbs or 1,1 kilograms Wool Kaftan (overcoat)-6 lbs or 2,7 kilograms Wool Hood (two layers)-1 lb or 0,5 kilogram Wool Hood (one layer)- 0,6 lb or 0,2 kilograms Wool Mittens (one layer wool, one layer linen)-0,3 lb or 0,1 kilogram My only garment that is entirely made of fur is a cloak made from the hide of an adult male whitetail deer; it covers my shoulders and torso completely, the length is just above my knees, and it weighs in at just over 12 lbs or 5,4 kilograms. I'm not sure if elk or reindeer hide is heavier or lighter than our regular deer hide so I don't know if that is really relevant to this. The wool garments in-game, however, seem to be quite accurate when compared to what I have IRL. Of course, comparing my garments to those of the Iron Age, even though I've done my best to follow traditional designs, methods, and materials, could be considered anachronistic and irrelevant. March 12, 2018, 06:18:48 PM |
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Re: Some clothes weigh too much
Respect for the list of your clothes, DfDevadander. Nice to notice UrW<>IRL matching like that, and would be super cool to see you dressed in that gear. Koteko, this confused me quite a bit: Quote Undergarment: covers as much as a tunic, and less than an undershirt. However, it weights 4 for linen and 7 for wool, much more than tunic (2.8 and 5) and still more than undershirt (3 and 5), which is supposedly bigger. Incidentally, tunic and undershirt have the same weight for wool, while undershirt is bigger. I'd probably notch woollen tunic down by a bit, eg 4.7 or something...as the order of which is bigger piece of clothing should go from smallest to largest: undershirt, overcoat, undergarment. I wonder if there's something wrong with your character clothing coverages...? But anyway, things are adjusted now and the weight changes will go as follows: * Woollen tunic - now weighs 4.6 lbs (was 5) * Nettle cloak - now weighs 2.6 lbs (was 6) * Woollen cloak - now weighs 5.3 lbs (was 6.5) * Fur cloak - now weighs 11.5 lbs (was 14) * Woollen overcoat - now weighs 6.3 lbs (was 5.5) * Fur overcoat - now weighs 13.5 lbs (was 15) * Leather leggings - now weighs 6.3 lbs (was 2.9) * Fur leggings - now weighs 7.4 lbs (was 3.5) So some pieces were also way too light. Some of this was result of simple typos mixed with too haste copy&pastes. Fixed - persists in 3.50b2 March 14, 2018, 08:32:32 PM |
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