Recent content by Suxar

I hope that their behavior will be somewhat similar to the behavior of NPCs in Fallout 4. If they engage in combat with someone, they will continue to do so, and if not, they will choose the nearest target.

If you can't explain your thought on your own, then your thought isn't worth a dime.

It's a matter of your skills and abilities. You can use MS Excel if you're proficient in VB. At least for this kind of volume, it's more than enough.

We now have both a stamina perk and armor. The perk prevents reinfection for an hour after being cured. The Priest's armor set provides protection against infection, with full immunity at quality level 6. It's a matter of taste and habit. I usually have a lot of blueberries and yuca, which I...

At the beginning of the game, honey is in reasonable quantities, not too much and not too little. But by mid-game, it's unclear what to do with it. In a previous version, it was part of a drink that provided additional experience, and it was sometimes consumed. Now, it's not part of that drink...

For working with databases, it makes more sense to use a DBMS rather than a chat.

Why does a minibike need a radiator? It's air-cooled.

What bothers me most about transport is that I can't remove it from my belt in places where construction is prohibited (at a merchant's or under someone else's claim block). And its falling doesn't matter to me; I usually put it back in my belt after I get to the right place.

Honey is already quite plentiful mid-game. Once you find a book that allows you to harvest honey from trees, you'll have nowhere to put it.

It doesn't update automatically. To update, you need to select the latest experimental version in the settings. I still have the stable version installed.

In older versions, I often used the merchant's forge and chemistry lab. Sometimes the recipe wouldn't drop until the second week.

How do you compare them? If you're just looking at their stats, consider the ammo they're loaded with. I usually highlight one weapon and hover the mouse over the other; the game clearly shows the difference in stats, regardless of modifications or ammo.

They run toward you. But when you're above a pit, they seem very reluctant to jump into it, usually by accident. It seems as if, as they approach the edge of the pit, they realize the distance between them and you will increase after the jump, and they start looking for another way. This...

I used them quite extensively in my early games. I think there were about six options: meds, ammo, food, and some other stuff. Then I saw that there were "boxes" and "boxes with labels." I started using the labeled ones extensively. They couldn't be painted, so I forgot about that paint. I'd...

This method won't work. They run along the edge of the pit and don't jump in. There are ways to force them to jump in, but a simple pit won't do the trick.