I too found out the flat earthers were correct. I didn't bring anything with me for that reason though, as I figured something would get me.
Mods could carry this game very far. It's unity. So fingers crossed, as it'll depend on their structure, but unity is quite easy to work with.
*Hecht on a business zoom call doing business things*
Weird, I'm pretty sure player-built objects are supposed to deter spawns within a certain area. Is there a big empty zone within your wall or something?
Yeah, that doesn't seem overly large to me.Here's an overhead shot of my base:
Doesn't seem like anything too crazy in terms of open space?
How did you take a screenshot so high up? Console command?Here's an overhead shot of my base:
Doesn't seem like anything too crazy in terms of open space?
Yeah tons of commands with console command iamacheater
Maybe just build a cheap fence across the open side, those are pretty good at stopping small enemies and you can get over them with a running jump. I have my base fenced in, so far it kept everything out and let me enter and exit easily.Here's an overhead shot of my base:
Doesn't seem like anything too crazy in terms of open space?
Interesting, besides getting a weapon that can hurt it I didn't find that one to be much of an issue (as long as you use poison resist but you don't want to go into the swamp without poison resist anyway). The constant rain makes health and stamina regeneration an issue (unlocking crypts and placing campfires inside to recover might help, I stashed my key before fighting it) but the adds are practically harmless and its punches aren't that strong either. I would usually take off a fifth of its HP just wailing at it before the poison would leave me at low HP so I'd have to back off and heal or die and respawn. My parries weren't strong enough to stagger it though, maybe a stronger parry would be even more effective.
How do you take these free roaming camera shots?Here's an overhead shot of my base:
Doesn't seem like anything too crazy in terms of open space?
You've barely seen anything. There are five bosses with corresponding biomes in an ascending order of difficulty. The first biome and boss are mostly harmless.
Shared map should be in the base game IMHO. It is a total game changer.
Yes. Probably the best thing about the game is that the first biome (meadows) is extremely light on content, even though it still feels OK. Once you have the gear to go into other biomes, suddenly all the possibilities and systems open up. It's fantastic exploring this with friends (although it can also be very timeconsuming with nasty down periods).
we did it boys, we found the best seed
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Seed: HHcLC5acQt
Potential speed runner seed. Seed with all bosses close to spawn. Nearby trader. All biomes on huge starter continent. 5th boss a raft skip away. 4 runes on starter island.
I just build a ladder to the roof, do the roof, then break up the ladder.
You can cheat by logging into another game world with forges, so have a different world setup basically as you'll have a different spawn area, then just hop back into your game after you're done smelting and making whatever , but I think it's part of the decision that I appreciate. It's all part of the adventure figuring out how to transit ore in the world/risks etc.
Yeah - I probably won't cheat it, that would probably break the immersion too much for me. But I've come to feel that transporting stuff by boat is easier than by cart, depending on location etc. Especially since tin is generally on the shorelines.
Cool. Part of my problem is the areas (in a very wide radius) around my forge base is such that all of the tin is down very steep, high hills. That's my main issue really :D
