Recent content by open6l

As someone else pointed out, the dog in A20 looks quite familiar to the RE one.

Steam name: open6L Hours played: 6466 Started on Alpha: Alpha 4/5 Discord name: open6L#2387 Native language: English

Sorry but I had to lol at this. It's been 9 alphas since RWG was introduced, and it STILL isn't up to par. Damocles took what, 2 alphas to get a much more decent RWG generation working, and he isn't even employed by TFP.

Actually if you look at the xmls you’ll notice something weird with those 3 ores. They are harvestable from the iron ore nodes and oil as well as their own nodes. So you don’t even need to go looking. You might get lucky enough to get a few rare drops from other nodes.

I say bring back 1 block crawl through, before bringing back this ridiculous exploit. LOL - - - Updated - - - +1.. When all else fails, use logic.

Check the patch notes. "Many items will need to be repaired if you continue an existing game."

And in the stable branch, not the experimental one :) (my reply is more for the OP)

Could always just edit the items.xml and set selltotrader false for the axe (and any other item) to prevent mass producing/selling. Easier mechanic than increasing the resource costs. Maybe thats an option. Only allow you to sell what you cannot craft (like quality 6 items).

Craft the wooden furniture block. Then while holding the block, press and hold R, and select the Shape menu. Then select the block you want. Its this way to reduce crafting menu lag.

and thanks for posting that bit of info for all to read. lol

That sounds just like Guppycur's modlet. LOL.

You realize that’s just Navezgane right?

I should rephrase. I'm sure FOV has performance impact, but I think it was just a lazy fix and 'performance' was used as the excuse.

Oh I completely agree with you there. Removing an FOV slider for "performance" reasons is the last thing you'd expect to see.

This is what faatal said back on November 19th as the reason why the FOV slider was removed. "Yes. We discovered different devs had it at different settings. That changed the consistent look the designers wanted and it was causing performance issues. The average player often changes settings...