Recent content by Invariel

My very next words were that I agree with you the water should drain. But it doesn't, and that's not an exploit.

Is it still strange that cutting down stumps and trees produces jars out of nothing? I've argued before and I will continue to argue that jars are not the problem! They are a worthy abstraction of tedious processes. With 2.6 we're right back where we were with the question, "Do you like jars...

Adding jars as a requirement for dew collectors to work renders dew collectors completely obsolete. I get that "the argument" was "I want realism in my realism survival game", but I can currently craft a bucket, right-click a water source, bring that bucket home to a 1x1x1 "sink", and...

I don't see this issue in the latest patch notes. Is this still on the roadmap to be moved to public?

No response needed, but it is neat to know that hit points are tracked to four decimal places. Thank you for investigating.

Does that mean you were able to replicate the issue in a QA environment but haven't discovered the root cause yet?

I will see about getting a log the next time my group plays.

My partner, our group's medic, tried to repair peoples' broken limbs with splints and plaster casts, but sometimes she is unable, with the game showing her our hit points to four decimal places and being told, "You cannot use that at this time." It does not appear to be linked to biome or biome...

The "Splinted Leg" status is not being removed upon death in the most recent experimental (V2.3 b9).

You just as equally aren't likely to find the Forge Ahead that you need on day 1 alongside 200 polymer to make those Dew Collectors unless you laser focus on them, and even then you aren't getting any actual water until day 2 because of how long that takes. It gives you a slow drip of resource...

I think LBD with perks and caps would be a fantastic way to merge the two systems. But I can only comment on the things I have seen other people saying, which, for the most part, has been, "Removing LBD was a waste, why remove a perfectly good system in its entirety and replace it with crap?"...

I started playing, albeit not that frequently, around A15. I've watched things progress: I watched drying concrete be removed and was thankful for it. I watched learn by doing disappear and it took an adjustment but I am comfortable with the system that replaced it. I saw crafting skills...

Then find the mods that make it harder. Or realistic. Putting jars back into the game so you can right-click a water source doesn't make the game harder, it just makes things more convenient. Gating progression behind random drops is neither realistic, difficult, nor fun. There was a time...

I have compassion and understanding. You're deliberately missing, avoiding, and dancing around the actual issue about why having access to infinite water was removed, under the guise of realism, ignoring the game needing some sort of balance.

You were right there! You found the point and then you did a 180 and walked away from it. You, going back to Joel's post, liked it because it was easy, not because it was realistic. You don't care about the realism, you care that there isn't a water bottleneck in the system, anywhere. This...