PC Alpha 21 Discussion Overflow

[Old Crow]

As far as I have read, you should find more glue and duct tape in loot. In addition, the recipe for glue was changed so that you now need clean water.

If you want to craft a lot of glue then you will need several dew collectors. For 100 glue per week you will probably need 6 dew collectors.

Considering the size of the dew collectors, and proclaimed rarity of the filters, I'm really hoping glue and duct tape become more commonly found in loot and at traders.

 

[RipClaw]

I think it is more defined as activities that carry a risk. Building and mining are considered lower risk activities since looting has been designed to have zombies seeded around the containers.

 

It isn’t really the pressing E part of it at all. 

If mining is supposed to be low-risk, someone needs to rebalance the heat system. About every 3 minutes a screamer spawns when I mine metal and if I'm unlucky a whole screamer horde follows including more screamers.

 

[unholyjoe]

Nope. Never play....
 

that does explain it all.

Considering the size of the dew collectors, and proclaimed rarity of the filters, I'm really hoping glue and duct tape become more commonly found in loot and at traders.

so if the devs change things to up the ante to a survival game... you basically want an offset to make it counter the change... hmmm sounds like playing american football in reverse only mode. you will never win nor advance.

 

[Fanatical_Meat]

As I have said, I welcome the idea of a water collector and eliminating jars/boiled water. The way the game works now first two or three days water can be challenging but after finding a cook pot by day four water has become irrelevant for the remainder of the game.

I suspect we will all simply build multiple water collectors to avoid thirst however even in this likely scenario we won’t have all these junk items floating around in our storage/boxes/inventory.

 

[Guest]

that does explain it all.

so if the devs change things to up the ante to a survival game... you basically want an offset to make it counter the change... hmmm sounds like playing american football in reverse only mode. you will never win nor advance.

I read it more like they were just hoping glue and duct tape got rebalanced accordingly (which apparently they have been)

 

[Laz Man]

Mining is the most effective thing - because you never waist time - looking for interesting POI's need time so you just wast time walking and running. While during mining  you are effective 99% of time because you gain EXP and materials. So maybe you can find something interesting in POI but this is offten wasting time

Most effective doesn't mean it's the more fun / entertaining thing.  Biased opinion here, but I would rather experience all of the POIs the game has to offer at least once than mining away in the ground.

 

[Matt115]

Most effective doesn't mean it's the more fun / entertaining thing.  Biased opinion here, but I would rather experience all of the POIs the game has to offer at least once than mining away in the ground.

"fun" well can be everything - for someone fun can be run and gun in fortnite while somone would be fun spend 1 hour per turn in Total war. HOI is... frustraiting game that's why people love thing game soo much. Arma is not "fun" game but  people love this that you can sometimes sit in one place and do... nothing.

Well ofc early is neccesary to go inside every POI but during mid if you can have food near base there no big sense to check most POI's like houses - yes some of them like shops are worthy but most of them are just background. And that's logical. I know that people spend a lot of time making such POI's and it's neccesary in game like this but..that's why ruins in wasteland are soo good - looks good and you know that' shoudn't be anything there. I think too many Pois are "full of loot". Because almost everyhouse have tons of wood, probably 3-4 weapons and random crate. I undertand why but from "setting " point of view bad . I know this is a little bit not directly connected with your post but... too much of " worth loot" empty houses is just annoing

 

[Roland]

Not specifically to Roland, just found the first moderator and quoted the last thing they said. 

I don't want to start anything but Git is changing its stuff from Master to Main. Wondering if you guys could make an update that changes all of your base xml definitions to something neutral. not saying anything wrong with Master, just saying there are other words that imply inheritance 

Can I get an @Guppycur translation on this?

 

[unholyjoe]

I read it more like they were just hoping glue and duct tape got rebalanced accordingly (which apparently they have been)

a lot has been re-balanced and a lot is still being re-balanced. my personal take on it is simple.... the game is not ridiculously re-balanced to where you die quicker... but you do have to work to live (hopefully) and not order out for those door dash meals in the game.

and seriously... there will be those who these changes will not affect and thats where modding comes in if its not hard enough. (but that just my thoughts)

 

[Astronomical]

I don't want to start anything but Git is changing its stuff from Master to Main. Wondering if you guys could make an update that changes all of your base xml definitions to something neutral. not saying anything wrong with Master, just saying there are other words that imply inheritance 

@Roland If you have some spare time is there any way we can have a barf emoji. Please?

 

[meganoth]

Can I get an @Guppycur translation on this?

git is a versioning system that had its main thread called "master" as default. But they recently changed that because the old term was implicated as a reminder of slavery. Now the poster seems to see some uses of the term "master" somewhere in or around TFPs xml, or maybe in the versioning inside the steam data base(?).

 

[Guppycur]

git is a versioning system that had its main thread called "master" as default. But they recently changed that because the old term was implicated as a reminder of slavery. Now the poster seems to see some uses of the term "master" somewhere in or around TFPs xml, or maybe in the versioning inside the steam data base(?).

This.  It's some PC bs.

Seems the English language is getting the same treatment as the game... Dumbing down.

 

[Blake_]

This.  It's some PC bs.

Seems the English language is getting the same treatment as the game... Dumbing down.

I'm scratching my proxy in disbelief about your words sir. Git good man. 

 

[RipClaw]

Most effective doesn't mean it's the more fun / entertaining thing.  Biased opinion here, but I would rather experience all of the POIs the game has to offer at least once than mining away in the ground.

For everyone, fun is something different. I find it much more fun to build something myself than to run through a POI that someone else built and kill zombies.

 

[Laz Man]

For everyone, fun is something different. I find it much more fun to build something myself than to run through a POI that someone else built and kill zombies.

To be clear, I wasn't saying my fun is the same as everyone else's fun.  My point to Matt is just because something is more "effective," doesn't mean everyone would prefer doing it vs other activities.

 

[Guest]

a lot has been re-balanced and a lot is still being re-balanced. my personal take on it is simple.... the game is not ridiculously re-balanced to where you die quicker... but you do have to work to live (hopefully) and not order out for those door dash meals in the game.

and seriously... there will be those who these changes will not affect and thats where modding comes in if its not hard enough. (but that just my thoughts)

Haha of course I'm sure rebalances will be happening out the wazoo  

To be clear, not really talking about survivability but more the efficacy of recipes impacted by the water change. The example of needing 60 water for 75 arrows  - would be easy to overtune it, where crafting them just wouldn't be worth it (so not really the scope of a mod) - that's the only point I was getting at really.

But I'll shut up as you said there's tons of rebalancing, so won't know for sure the impact till I get my grubby hands on it

 

[meganoth]

To be clear, I wasn't saying my fun is the same as everyone else's fun.  My point to Matt is just because something is more "effective," doesn't mean everyone would prefer doing it vs other activities.

Matts argument has another problem: If you can do one activity uninterupted for a long time and a second one only half the time because you have to run inbetween it doesn't automatically mean that the first one is more effective. If the first activity only gets you 1/10th of the resources (like xp or materials) per minute, then the second one would still be more efficient (just as an example)

 

[Fanatical_Meat]

Hello, @faatal! You have already answered that DLSS and FSR are unlikely to be included in 7DTD, but what do you think about XeSS, a new technology being developed by Intel? Are the same principles used there?

And also please tell us what you have been working on lately and what are you working on now?

To my understanding XeSS just works the game doesn’t need to be coded for it. However I am certainly not an expert.

Also while I am excited that a 3rd player could start making cards (I am a big believer in the Rule of Three), intel has a tendency to dump projects rather fast. Basically avoid intel cards until the show or commit to being in the market for a while or accept intel could stop making and supporting cards at any moment without notice.

 

[meganoth]

To my understanding XeSS just works the game doesn’t need to be coded for it. However I am certainly not an expert.

Also while I am excited that a 3rd player could start making cards (I am a big believer in the Rule of Three), intel has a tendency to dump projects rather fast. Basically avoid intel cards until the show or commit to being in the market for a while or accept intel could stop making and supporting cards at any moment without notice.

While generally correct, you as customer are not interested in how long projects last but how long support exists for the card you bought. Since Intel will surely or does already use the same design in their CPUs as well (as integrated GPU) they will hardly scrap the project completely. And support of a whole family of GPUs tends to be mostly an all-or-nothing thing, i.e. what helps the iGPUs will help the discrete GPUs as well because it is the same universal driver software.

 

[Fanatical_Meat]

While generally correct, you as customer are not interested in how long projects last but how long support exists for the card you bought. Since Intel will surely or does already use the same design in their CPUs as well (as integrated GPU) they will hardly scrap the project completely. And support of a whole family of GPUs tends to be mostly an all-or-nothing thing, i.e. what helps the iGPUs will help the discrete GPUs as well because it is the same universal driver software.

Yeah it is about support for windows & overall driver support.

I really like intel, I believe they are capable of great things, I really want them to be successful with video cards. Our current Duopoly is boring and sucks.