Recent content by Treb

I feel there were more ore pockets (regardless of the type) deep underground than in 1.X. Haven't investigated it thoroughly though.

Brass comes from the strenght mastery perk brass miner which gives you a chance to get brass when mining any other ore.

They did add the spitter and the frostclaw that have new abilities.

You don't have to start a new save in 2.1, it's every big number.

Ignoring your sarcasm, if you aren't using junk turrets, were you talking about shotgun turrets or something? Was the generator producing enough power? Were they angled correctly?

I mean, the time distortion is true for every activity in one way or the other. Searching loot, killing zombies, digging, crafting...

You can only have 1 junk turret active at a time unless you leveled the skill. You also need to be within a certain range from your turret for it to be active.

Might be just me, but starting a new thread every few days to rehash pretty much the same stuff doesn't bring much value.

I usually rely mostly on looting the first week since I usually don't have much recipes unlocked anyway. I do build a farm plot in the first few days for the challenge, but after that it's mostly as I get the mats for more plots without specifically looking for them.

I usually go strenght in my single player games. Usually the path I go looks like this: 7-10 points Strenght with points in pack mules and the Sledge perks 5 points (6?) To get points in agility and parkour 2 1 point cooking 1 point farming Go back to strenght until Strenght 8-9 with Sledge...

No, they were always part of the PC version. Just because you didn't know about them doesn't mean they didn't exist. This is just a case of you discovering console commands and using them to cheat instead of using them for their actual function. I have never felt the need to use the console...

You have that in Skyrim though.

Were those bars connected to a roof that extended beyond the platform? Could the support have come from the roof?

But you can progress faster in other biomes, both via the better loot and higher GS leading to more/stronger zombies.

A broken leg also forces you to inaction, unless you have the material and/or perks to compensate.