From what I just saw on YouTube this morning, they're bringing back the old system where you would level things up by combining them. This would improve your crafting skill. Magazines aren't going away, you're just not going to have to read as many of them. You would make a better weapon my...
Just for a point of clarification, the title should say if it does not advance your tool skill I'm screwed. Have a very short period of time before you can edit a mistake
I don't want to see an earn by doing system that forces me to do boring and repetitive things because I want to build a better axe or a better shovel.
The only time I mine for iron is at the very beginning when I need iron ore to fuel the forge. When I get my wrench, I quit mining. I do chop...
I feel like I'm drinking more in the burnt biome and even more in the desert. Don't have any data to back up my gut feeling. There have been times when I shouldn't have trusted my gut but I had a good time anyway.
Depends on how often get infected and use honey. I think it's a neat idea, I'll make one but I don't think I need one. There's more recipes calling for honey too.
Be true to the stump and the stump will be true to you. You might get some beeswax too. It's good for something.
Bring up your achievements screen and select, I believe it's follow?, on the honey gathering achievement. it will flag stumps you might miss
By that time, I dug in one direction and when I saw the little yellow bar, I knew it had the other direction and sure enough, that's where it was. Fortunately, the storm was over just after I opened the chest
Another hit while I was digging buried treasure in the desert biome and luckily you get down deep enough far enough away from the hole you made getting down there, you can ride it out. But then you hit a new limit and the ring contracts but it's not a good idea to go outside and see where it went.
Yeah the poncho was all you needed for most everything unless you got caught in a blizzard in the snow biome. Equip a cig and you could Channel your inner Clint Eastwood.