Recent content by Eyegore

Voxels are just one more thing on the list of things we never thought they'd remove. Don't be so sure.

Bloodmoons weren't always in the game - they're not meant to be the main survival goal. You can just turn them off. And what is the goal of a survival game? Everyone has their own answer, up until the player gets bored and quits playing for awhile, maybe to restart anew sometime later.

How many pieces of armor do you think a master armorer needs to make to become a master? I'm thinking, realistically, hundreds at least, which is what Skyrim's system emulates. We don't just jump from novice to master without making anything but perk choices. That's how Neo from the Matrix...

Well yeah, I agree, so why try so hard to eliminate the jack-of-all-trades and make everyone specialize? Single players need to be able to do it all, eventually.

I've played over 1,000 hours, 90% of that single player, and I've killed literally thousands of zombies, 90% of them with a wooden club, spiked or otherwise. I set up bases on rooftops for the first couple weeks, then underground when a lot of zombie start running in the daytime. TFP's vision...

If I found a bicycle in half the garages I search, I wouldn't think that was unusual or overpowered. Maybe some would need new tires, but I'd think that'd be the exception, not the norm. I use my own bike as an example. I bought it from Walmart in 1999 and I think I changed a tire on it...

I unlocked concrete in one day too. I just went to home depot and bought a few bags, mixed it up in a 5 gallon bucket, and used it to build a wall. I had no experience, and it was actually pretty easy. Turns out it wasn't really locked to begin with, in real life. Why is this locked again...

I disagree, and have no idea how you'd come to that conclusion. Regardless, Ziplines were a legit Kickstarter goal that people paid for and expect to be in the final game. Like it or not, it's required.

Thanks for providing a perfect example of what Op was talking about when constructive criticism is casually derided by fanboys. I've been playing the game for four years and I've seen it get steadily, with each release, a little bit better and worse at the same time. I've almost lost hope in...

I've always found the trader to be all just short of useless. By the time you have enough chips to buy something worth buying, you don't need it. But a couple of times I've gone to the trader on the verge of starving to death and sold him a bag of loot to get enough tokens to buy one or two...

Doh!

No. They want to quickly gather the resources they need to craft the tools they need to efficiently gather more resources to craft upgraded tools they need to survive. As quickly as possible, or as slowly as they choose, with no artificial level gates impeding progress. Like Minecraft. Like...

I wonder if you'd still be making the same argument if they nerfed the stone axe to only be usable by lvl 20 and up, and until then you had to use a wooden stick to dig, a sharp rock to chop, and a hard stone to mine, and all three worked about half as well as the stone axe? You'd be really...

Up until a16, the long-standing criticism of 7d2d was that is was all good except for the end-game, where people just ran out of things to do or a reason to go on. I think The Fun Pimps were misguided in trying to fix this by making the early and mid games such a long grind, you'd give up...

Remember when the lava zombies were introduced and everyone freaked out until the fun pimps admitted they were ridiculous and toned them down to look more realistic? Yeah, I remember that. It's over. Lava zombies are back to looking as ridiculous as before. I guess someone really loved that...