Recent content by Kalex

I don't think it was a good change, but I also played with mods that made denser forests in previous alphas. A forest should look like a forest. Hell there are city parks with more trees in it than I am seeing in the game. I have yet to see ANY denser areas in game. 3 trees is the max I have...

Spawned into our first RWG 2.0 game. Did a quick 360 around me to see the lay of the land and went "Where's the pine forest? This is a grassland with a couple of scattered trees." There were literally only 6 trees visible in my 360 and 3 of those were part of a POI. Scrubland full of bushes is...

Yep that's the file I edited and the way I edited it and it isn't working for me. HMMM

Yeah, I do and we still can't put down more than one lcb in peer-to-peer but have no problem doing so in dedi. Maybe I edited the wrong location xml files. Where is the one we are supposed to change for the for a peer-to-peer save?

Is anyone else having problems with multiple land claim blocks not working in peer-to-peer? On a dedi it seems to work fine, but it doesn't seem to work for us in peer-to-peer.

apparently

My husband is on his system, but I'm not on mine and we are both connecting to the same server.

And looked nothing like popular media portrays them. They weren't much taller than modern wolves but were bulkier and had a shorter broader muzzle, not the pony-sized versions of modern wolves that popular media portrays.

Yes, please, please give us our T3 baton. INT build people are tired of being the red-headed stepchild of the builds.

Seems a lot less to me. I've chopped 30+ stumps and still haven't gotten any honey. That challenge is going to take forever to complete.

Does anybody know if the night-vision will be converted into helmet mod in 1.0?

No, not even close

Why is the forum posting everything twice lately? Or is it just my browser being a spaz? Ok apparently just my browser being a spaz even though I restarted the browser and even rebooted the computer twice. *shrugs*

We would run away screaming

Agriculture class (in the US) use the same terminology as the Brits where hog only referred to a castrated male pig.