Recent content by Sapient6

I almost never use the 4x4. Motorcycle for stuff nearby, gyrocopter for long distances.

Not so much. These forums seem pretty well divided on jar appreciation. I'd say if you want to have this war on the madness battlefield you'd need to try to have it on reddit... but you're unlikely to find much common sense there. :) Putting all of that aside, it's not even that I dislike jars...

I never said you did, only that you couldn't even if you wanted to.

Baseless claims and you have nothing to back them up.

I didn't want the jars back, but the current implementation in 2.5 exp is pretty good. I keep jar return at 0% and dew collectors are fine as is. So... who is the group that is crying? I think the degree to which you are projecting might be a medical concern. 1765804291 I agree. That's why I...

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Yes. The following changes I am definitely excited for: Vehicle storage mods Smell system (honestly, the idea of zombies going absolutely ape ■■■■ when they smell you over and above how they react to seeing you? Incredible!) Distant storm rendering (huge quality of life fix for when you've got...

That doesn't sound like a problem to me. If they are playing with full refund of jars on drinking then I'd assume their goal is to not have to craft jars. So they are getting the experience they want. If I've got to deal with jars then I want them to matter so I'm most likely to play with jar...

Before I realized WoT was "World of Tanks" I had a moment of pure excitement wondering "has someone actually made a worthwhile game out of Wheel of Time???" Alas, the answer remains No. The only worthwhile anything related to Wheel of Time is what came directly from Robert Jordan. All else is...

Where I'd love to see AI used in professional development is in automating all of the non-code work devs spend their time doing. Updating various tracking tools, tedious reporting forms/documents--basically stuff that eats 60% of my workday and is completely non-customer facing. But when our AI...

I have not. A quick rundown of how things play out in the industry I'm in: Our customers are large companies than can, at any time, be audited by various govt agencies. If an agency audits one of our customers and finds a problem they will then audit our products. One of the consequences of...

I do the same. There's a stable of games I repeatedly come back to--mostly multiplayer games that I play online with my bestie--while some games when they rotate out can be safely uninstalled because I'll never play them again. In my repeating stable I've got: 7 days to die Elite: Dangerous...

It will be interesting to see how things go as AI progresses. I've spent a lot of hands-on time professionally, with AI tools for programmers. It has been universally abysmal. As the technology improves it becomes more and more convincing, while its actual skill remains somewhat static. I liken...

If they were added in they should add gangrene as well. Then the game could require maggot debridement therapy!

While I agree with this, my point was more about the type of game in question. I literally cheered when I found out jars were being removed from 7days. To me they never felt like an intrinsic part of the game, just sort of a thing on the side that happens. You drink, you get jars. On long...