Recent content by 8_Hussars

I enjoy finding those empty jars (instead of murky), going to the slough to fill them (instead of finding them filled with murky), and using two inventory slots instead of one to cart them around. I love the sight of empty jars in the morning! tastes like victory... ;)

Meh, I am sure many many players love it. For me I like the numbers with the water and food, but of all the player provided UIs out there, I was never a fan of this style.

Come on Fun Pimps, listen to the playerbase! /s

As a player who usually ignores the trader quest treadmill; dungeon style POI or not, I will cheese loot when, where, and how much at my whim.

End game content is a valid request, but needs to be tempered. Obviously, players experiences are varied but I would argue that many players consider end game before 10 horde nights and already start over. Most players have end game gear and can walk through POIs untouched well before Day 70...

At a basic level, you are exactly right. Art is subjective and like many other "things" they need to "speak" or resonate with the person experiencing it. No, but even a bit of background in those areas can clarify what draws someone to them and can deepen the experience. It could even widen...

I really enjoyed the world building concepts, but slogging through 600 pages of 4 stories with 200 needless pages of exposition and review was a struggle even when I was interested. I read the Wheel of Time up until the release rate, exceeded my continued interest. So no Sanderson yet, but I do...

Agree 100%. Not everyone appreciates how bright moonlight is (especially at sea), how easy it is to see, and then how dark it can become without moonlight. Unfortunately, many players lighting expectations have been formed, based on poorly designed lighting mechanics in games. I tested real...

Remember when we had all the game mechanic information in a "Journal", that every player had access to while playing the game? That feature was removed because "ain't nobody got time for that!" It just reinforces, that if players are not looking for information, the communication medium and...

It really depends on the character build... and what kind of armor the player prefers. With the books heavy armor really has no downside, but FWIW I still gravitate to a combo of light and medium armor (Rogue Hood, Scavenger Outfit Preacher Gloves, Biker Boots)

Not Really. I would suggest it's an outgrowth or consequence of their own modding style. It's not incompetence, its misdirected developer agency, scope creep, and not strictly adhering to a project management system. TFPs are not the first to suffer from poor project management habits, nor...

It's an artifact of TFPs development cycle/style. They push for the 60% prototype solution and rarely go back to revisit, balance, and polish it...

Assuming temperature mechanic returns, that addresses two concerns (really the same). There are both hot and cold deserts and the Arizona valley is surrounded by mountains. Mountains are high, temperatures go low. Popular ski destinations like Flagstaff Snowbowl and Sunrise Park Resort offer...

I thought the whole purpose of PvP was, base raids and kill players? I would have thought, NOT using a land claim block in PvP, would make it harder to find a players "base" and raid their stuff... Nah, we just understand that 7d2d is not designed to support robust PvP.

Fun is what you make of it. Ruminating on the dev cycle, the changes, and listening to the forum chatter; would kill the fun in any activity. Clear you mind and enjoy the game for what it is. If that is not possible them save yourself some energy, and move on.