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Mod Releases / Re: URWEP 1.1 - Smithing, Pottery, Seasonal Festival and much more! [3.86]

« on: October 14, 2025, 04:47:54 AM »

I've been enjoying the mod so far - one more minor thing I noticed:

It appears that ashes of the dead can "spoil", as though they were a food item?  I found it a little odd when I returned to my father's cremation site to find that his ashes were no longer fit for eating 

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Mod Releases / Re: URWEP 1.1 - Smithing, Pottery, Seasonal Festival and much more! [3.86]

« on: October 13, 2025, 03:53:44 AM »

Looks like a lot of work went into this!  Thanks for sharing your efforts.

One small typo I noticed: in the "Rituals" section, under "Talvi - First Snow Fest"
Woollen Cloak is mispelled as "Wollen Cloak" under [NAME:]

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General Discussion / Re: What's Going On In Your Unreal World?

« on: July 05, 2024, 06:33:48 AM »

It's been a while, and now I'm thinking about my young virtual survivor, sunk in virtual snow, within his virtual forest.

Squatted by the side of a frozen lake, a white vastness that greets him every morning, while embers dance out of a dead bonfire, under lazy winds. The sweat upon his face struggles against a cold, jealous atmosphere, which drinks on the heat that escapes from his limbs - certainly against his will. Another tree down, another log, another piece of wood he will turn into a cup, a plate, a toy, perhaps, if imagination helps. And maybe later on he might walk north, towards the village, trading his trinkets for a loaf of bread and a piece of fish. Small talk, some laughter, a few moments within wooden walls, and he might even remember what it means to care and be cared for. Ultimately, however, he will go back to his lake and his figurines, to the silence of still waters, to meditate on the figments of his own existence and try to bring that cacophony of thoughts and memories to a reasonable conclusion.

And I'm under the impression he would be miserable without this sort of solitude to keep him company.

Well said

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Off-topic / Re: Best music to listen while playing UrW

« on: December 22, 2023, 04:14:58 AM »

Sorry for the bump of an old thread, but just curious what people might be listening to these days?  Personally, I've been quite  enjoying this album:

Trolldom, by Lord Lovidicus.  Classic 90's Dungeon Synth.  Carries a menacing but mystical mood.
https://youtu.be/xnc0R5ZWsvE?list=PLB44CAFEC9A623597

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General Discussion / Re: Did anyone ever see a seal for once?

« on: December 21, 2023, 01:45:30 AM »

Well, well, well....



Set up a bear trap on the small rock jetty where the seals seem to like to hang out.  And my guy only had 15 trap skill... Baited it with 1 roach and 1 perch, just to see if it might go for different types of fish.  a couple days later... here we are!  Time to train my club skill

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General Discussion / Re: Did anyone ever see a seal for once?

« on: December 21, 2023, 01:05:30 AM »

Welp, no sooner had I posted in this thread.... Guess what I just spotted with my new character 



JP_Finn, do you find that bear traps work the best for trapping them?  Going to try setting some up in the area they hang out.

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General Discussion / Re: Did anyone ever see a seal for once?

« on: December 19, 2023, 02:50:21 PM »

Not only have I seen them, I've killed them... My seal-tribe hunter happened to establish a camp on the northern coast and a large pod of seals were found inhabiting the area nearby.  They seem to like small rocky island chains near the shore.

they are tough little buggers to kill... they come ashore sometimes, so i endeavored to hide in a ditch near the shoreline, wait for one to come past me, then sprint out and try to cut off its escape back to the water.  They're faster than you'd think, and can take a ton of damage.  By the time I finally got one, he had like 5 javelins sticking out of him and a broken flipper, and i still had to stand there for a while and hammer on him with a club before he finally gave up the ghost.

I gave up hunting them after that - too much effort for too little gain.  Maybe traps would be better?  Perhaps you could use fish as bait?  Not sure if it works or not.

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Mod Releases / Re: [to 3.63 only] Community mod BAC: Smith, Cooking, Survival, Carpentry, Sewing

« on: October 21, 2021, 06:09:09 PM »

I haven't been involved in UnReal World much in the past couple years but I am sorry to hear the mod is not being actively developed at this time.  I used it a lot and had fun helping with debugging, minor though my contributions were. 

I certainly understand that real-world issues can intrude and I wish the best of luck to Brygun.  This mod is a real inspiration.

If development is going to continue I'd be happy to lend a hand with debugging now and then.  I have minimal programming experience but a good bit of experience in UnReal World modding and mod debugging. 

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Mod Releases / Re: Community mod BAC: Smith, Cooking, Punts, Survival, Carpentry, Sewing

« on: July 17, 2021, 10:17:17 PM »

I've been away from the "scene" for a bit Brygun, but let me know if you need any help bugtesting/editing for the next update.  Shouldnt take me too long to remember how the modding infrastructure works.... I hope....

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Suggestions / Re: Adventurer Gear

« on: June 27, 2021, 05:48:02 PM »

From my understanding of unreal world lore, dedicated warriors would be few and far between. Unreal world society is generally not organized enough to support specialized occupations, nor to support people who do not contribute food (other than small children and maybe the very elderly). I addition, despite the Njerpez invasion, there are not really organized wars or battles - population is too small and settlements too far apart for resource competition to be an issue.  Most unreal world cultures exist at the level of subsistence, and almost all people are generalists who know abit of everything necessary for survival. Of course most people also have some skill with bow, spear or axe out of necessity, so they can defend themselves if need be. The only culture which can support specialized occupations is the Driik, who might have dedicated warriors/guards.

Of course I could be wrong

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Off-topic / Re: Best music to listen while playing UrW

« on: May 11, 2021, 01:27:05 AM »

Woods of Ypres really has some bangers as well "I Was Buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetery" and "Traveling Alone" are my favourites.

One Finnish group that I'm listening is called Tenhi, I don't really understand the lyrics but they are really nice songs slow, soft. My favourite is "Pojan Kiiski" I think the song is about a boy and his fish but I dunno, it is cool though.

i really like these bands as well, in addition to Sunn 0))) and Burzum.  was lucky enough to see Sunn live a few years ago.

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Off-topic / Re: Best music to listen while playing UrW

« on: May 11, 2021, 01:19:34 AM »

Just saw this topic.  I must agree with trowftd, that I enjoy listening to drone whilst playing this wonderful game.  However, my favorite is neofolk and dungeon synth.

Here are some of my favorite albums.  Please give a listen to these... I feel they are very much in the spirit of UnReal World. If you like the music, please consider checking out more of the artist's work and support them by buying the album.

October Falls - Sarastus (neofolk from Finland)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daOIhVvG_M8&ab_channel=EternalWoods

Vali - Forlatt (neofolk/neoclassical from Finland)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD9JnFXEYN8&ab_channel=FolkmetalUpdates

Erang - Tome III (dungeon synth from France)
https://erang.bandcamp.com/album/tome-iii

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Development News / Re: Fibre processing continues with retting and some spin-off features

« on: May 07, 2021, 03:54:28 PM »

Wow!  is there a plan that eventually animals such as cows and sheep will need to eat during winter, making straw a valuable resource?

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Gameplay questions / Re: I didn't do anything in village territory, now the locals want to kill me ?!

« on: January 11, 2021, 12:59:47 AM »

Actually, I think maybe the same thing may have happened to you as to me:

https://www.unrealworld.fi/forums/index.php?topic=6188.0

It might be that there is a bug causing villagers to periodically claim Player items as their own, if they have been sitting in a village (or nearby to be close enough).  Picking up all of my own items, in this case, turned the children hostile who had stolen my gear.  Perhaps a similar thing happened to you.

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Gameplay questions / Children stole my stuff??

« on: January 02, 2021, 04:39:47 PM »

I had no idea this could happen in the game!  Has anyone else had this experience?  And, if so, how did you get your stuff back?

I was sleeping in a Seal Tribe village, and had left all my stuff right outside of the door of the sauna where I was staying.  In the middle of the night, I was awoken by "strange noises" and saw two kids pick up my knives!  The kids then turned "hostile" and started running away.  I chased after them.  I tried to talk to them (no response) and tried to talk to other villagers, but saw no option to confront them about the theft. 

I chased the kids down, and tried to use the "Take" command to get my stuff back but it didn't work.  So, I kicked one of them, and this turned the whole village hostile.  They then proceeded to beat & stab my character within an inch of his life. 

What is going on here?  Is there any way to get your stuff back?  I find this frustrating - I like the idea of little kids stealing your stuff, but if they do, I think you should be able to confront the adults about it!