Recent content by OzHawkeye

Oh yeah, I agree, it's definitely on me, particularly that A20 playthrough I did. I guess it comes down to, at least in part, my own personal issues with A20. If I enjoyed it more, I would have probably felt less locked into "racing to endgame" than I otherwise would have.

Alpha 8 I think was my first Alpha. I was almost immediately hooked, 5 minutes after I started playing I knew this was gonna be a game I'd play the hell out of. And I've done that... hehe.

It's a fair statement to be sure, but then part of me just can't help doing things the most efficient way possible.

Yes, on my (admittedly short) playthrough of A20, I felt locked into: 1. Get quest from trader. 2. Loot POI treasure room. 3. Reset POI via the quest. 4. Loot POI treasure room again. 5. Return to trader for reward. 6. Goto 1. It just seemed like the fastest way to loot up (and XP too).

Auto-run key for the win.

Hooray! I so couldn't agree more, stay in endless Alpha with endless with extra content I reckon!! If I keep getting a more developed game in the Alpha process I never want it to leave Alpha!

We're looking for at least a 96 slot backpack mod for A16 - minibike storage also would be nice but really only need the personal backpack. Anyone still got one? I lost mine.

My friends and I only ever play Alpha's 11 and 16 (I prefer 11). It's all good, not at all bitter about it, but the TFP vision went away from what I enjoyed about the game, so the older shots are not that new to me. I think I've got about 20 hours in A20 before I ditched it for my latest A11...

Welcome. 🙂

I believe it's just the same, but with higher health/life/damage values. My modding is quite out of date now, so perhaps one of the many mod-experts may reply, but I don't believe there's anything you can do to squeeze more zombies into POI's (but I could well be wrong on that).

Wilderness.

As Maharin said, it's in the spawning.xml file (which you'll find in the Data\Config directory beneath where you have the game installed, by default inside your Steam directory). For example in editing, it's just a simple text file, as below:     <biome name="pine_forest">       ...

No, they don't need to focus "solely on RAM optimisations" in Alpha 19 (or any other Alpha for that matter). Let 'em finish the content push they want to do, get into Beta, and then, absolutely, make optimisation their highest (but not sole) concern.

True that, I'm one of the latter not the former, and quickly mod any new version of the game to use 20,000 stacks for everything that can indeed safely stack. Doesn't matter what game either really (Factorio, the very first mod I made, bumped all stack sizes to 200,000).

As Liesel pointed out you can quite happily click on the executable file regardless of where it is, or right-click on it copy it and paste it as a shortcut onto your desktop. I've got every version of 7dtd on my drives all the way back to A7. Steam will only ever muck with what is in the Steam...