Recent content by Corbit

I would prefer dumb over smart assuming you could have a lot more dumb zombies. Either way, the issue is how predictable they are, knowing the exact blocks they are gonna attack isn't very challenging. I have always thought they should spawn from all directions and target a small zone around...

If its so easy to amass a lot of steal then surely the process to craft steel should change rather than just adding a gate.

How about just making steel craftable from the get go but have it take a lot longer to produce and require more resources (more iron and also add coal). Perks could then reduce time and resources required.

I understand why the book thing was flawed but that was due to its lack of depth and simplicity. As others have said, just adding multiple ways to attain a recipe would have solved the issue, while at the same time adding fun gameplay. Here are some ideas for finding the Forge Ahead book: A...

A interesting system with depth that could have a positive affect on gameplay? Get outta here! :p Bring back the wellness hit on death too, that made death actually mean something.

I agree, I don't see the AI as improved when it is far too predictable. I would much prefer the zombies to pick random parts of a base spreading out the damage, this forces you to defend your whole base, not just the side you stood at when the bloodmoon started. Instead of the zombies going...

Ability to cut down trees needs a level gate, its clearly too easy. People can loot chairs for wood before they get the perk :p

Nobody here is complaining its too hard.

What about on a server with groups and solo players? How do you balance that?

There is really no need for steel to be gated. Add coal to the forge contents and have it require coal to make, increase the time/resources it takes to craft where required. Int perks can then affect your time/resources required.

There is a difference between making the game a bit easier with each perk level and making part of the game insignificant. I am the same as you, I don't have issues with food and so will never take that perk. The game has cooking which could easily be used to replace the perk while adding more...

It is a real criticism. The perk, and others like it, makes part of the game insignificant.

Its funny how MM talks about focusing on survival when they have skills like slow metabolism which make surviving insignificant. No doubt they will balance it by nerfing food and how easy it is to get. :p

I am still baffled to this day why stone axes gave xp past a certain point and that steel is still so easy to make. Remove levels, problem solved. If all you're interested in is crafting, what happens once you have maxed out the Intellect perks? What do I do if all I enjoy doing is killing...

I don't find it fun to have to get hit to improve a skill, I find that a ridiculous system that may as well not exist. However, I also don't find it fun to just buy a perk and get the same benefit. If you don't wanna take so much damage, then how about you stop getting hit so much. Or maybe...