Recent content by Kalen

Personally by mid to late game, I'm only making honey brisket.... because by that point in the game, honey is plentiful, and I'd rather save my water for glue.

Oh man, you nailed it here.... I remember huddling quietly in my cabin in the woods, listening to zombies shuffling by just outside my door. Crouched in a corner with the lights off, hoping they didn't hear me. Yeah, that was a product of me not knowing the game... but it felt good!

I assume you're talking about using a bucket of water.... which is not at all what I mean. I'd like to see a container that can hold an amount of water that depletes as you use it. Maybe a barrel holds 100 jars worth of water.... so you fill 10 jars and now only have 90 left. Using the...

I agree, I really wish we could store water in barrels like in VEIN.

Yup, 2.5 they added jars and I liked the way they implemented them. Jars weren't rare but they weren't abundant either. I thought it was a good balance. I'm kind of ambivalent on the dew collector requiring jars. I just assumed they did it because they didn't want there to be a way to...

I guess.... I always find things I want to do, but I'm probably the exception in the way I play. I frequently play past day 100. But yeah, solar is end game so I think its current availability is fine. In my current game I think I set up my first solar circuit sometime between day 50-60...

Well I can't speak for everyone, but for me that was absolutely not the case. I dont recall seeing many people arguing that point either. But, rather than rehash the argument, I'll leave it at that.

I dont believe that is what most peoples issue was. Like I said, IMO, all most people wanted was a way to collect water from open bodies of water. It was a simple as that.

That is exactly what I just said.... I believe if they did that, people would've been satisfied. I disagree that abstraction was the sticking point. I'm sure some people would still argue, but I believe that the majority of people who wanted jars wanted them so they could collect water...

At the risk of beating a dead horse.... I dont believe the issue has anything to do with abstraction. It has to do with the ability to collect water from a river. If they want to keep full abstraction and just have you collect jars of water by right clicking on a body of water, I think the...

If they decreased the cost by that much it would be so inexpensive that no one would bother with gas powered generators anymore. Solar is, and IMO should be, end game power. As I said earlier, with the right buffs to bartering you can get the cost reduced from 64k to about 17k and by that...

Fair enough.... I dont think 100k is that much. I usually have much more than that in the later stages of the game. In my current game, I'm on day 86 and have 15 Q6 solar panels with about 70k dukes remaining. So for me, solar is totally worth it.

With the right buffs, the cost is greatly reduced. I buy the Q6 panels for about 17k with discounts instead of the base price of 64k. So the cost isn't really that bad. I'm usually selling enough to cover the cost of the panels when I'm buying them. I'm not sure what you're running off...

Disagree strongly about solar.... with solar and a battery bank, I can run my traps non stop without ever having to worry about refueling. The cost isn't really that bad by the time you're ready to set it up. The biggest pain point, IMO, was finding enough Q6 solar panels to buy.

I agree they're not that useful until you put a filter in them. Once I did that, it was nice to passively get clean water saving me the time it would take to do it manually. Admittedly, its not a huge time saver.... but it is a time saver nonetheless.