Recent content by Skaarphy

Only on weapons without a magnitude stat. Would put some more use to weapon parts.

It's Widow's Bay. Not Stephen King but so Stephen King-ish that it might as well be from him. King's characters always have an inner life, the way I see it, that hasn't translated well onto the screen. In Widow's Bay it works.

Really good idea. My favorite sandbox options would be to set zombie density depending city, town, wilderness and biome but this is now my second favorite one. Sounds easy to implement with a potentially big impact on the game.

As the big boss man. That's the idea. He should have a cigar in his loot table, and lots of cash.

No, weirdo, I'd be grateful. No such option there though. There is a mod that does the trick, you might have it and forgot. Will get it too.

I don't like TFP. I don't like what they did to the game, I don't like how long they always take, I don't like their attitude towards the players. But that is one good update. One thing I'd like to see though is to be able to switch off their ugly splash screen commercial when booting up the...

Like I said, I think they felt they needed to see to some changes - e.g. streamlining it by removing clutter - but only saw the pros and didn't see or didn't care about the cons. As for didn't see, I find that hard to imagine. As for didn't care, it's rather easy. They wouldn't be the first...

I did notice that, and from what I recall other people have too but didn't make a big fuss out of it. It kind of fell to the wayside among bigger issues like, "Where are my god■■■■ jars?", "Aarghh, dew collectors!", "I'm dying of thirst, water, I need water!",  and, of course, most important of...

All very true what you say. And there are benefits to the introduction of dew collectors, no doubt about that. Especially mid- to late game where you have established yourself and reap the rewards of your early efforts: You'ved move beyond the primitive methods of your early days, you've...

When it comes to meat - or food in general - I see no problem. It's a bit tight at the beginning, maybe even problematic, but once that's solved it stays solved. And from my experience it's not so problematic that I'd have to resort to sneaking up on every living thing with a bow and arrow...

What I find so absurd it is that it becomes a non-issue very early in the game. For my current playthrough that happened on day 3 or 4, where I knew that I'd have to go out of my way to make water become a problem again. Currently, on day 8, I have about 30 drinking water, 15 recipe drinks, 20...

I don't care about the glass jars. My immersion argument is based on two things: For one, gathering water from a body of water makes sense. It makes so much painfully obvious sense that the inability to do so sticks out like a sore thumb. Like I said, it's gamey, and the way TFP went about it...

Thanks for the replies. I've got some answers to my questions but I have to say I'm not sure they're good answers. They might be, and if I were less angry with TFP I would probably be able to see it otherwise, I guess. Symptomatic, as far as I'm concerned: Why can't you gather water from a body...

Thanks for your response, but to be honest with you, all I'm seeing is "presumably" and "likely". Yes, exactly what I mean.  I mean, I can accept changes. If they're so bad that they make me not want to play the game anymore I'd use mods - once I know the game is stable enough for mods to...

Valid reasons? I'd love to see the reasoning behind removing clothing but keeping cold and heat protection mods in the game, for which now there's no need whatsoever. And, speaking of which, I'd love to see the reasoning behind effectively removing cold and heat debuffs from the game...