Well, as long as nobody is near you and receiving the buff, the perk should be dynamically renamed "Vanity" with the description "You're so vain, you probably think this perk is about you *" and give yourself the boni you would normally give to others.
Well technically, if you were able to sell your stuff, you would be able to play your role and only your role. At least in single player. In COOP, you mostly can do what you chose to do since you have other people to take care of ther things.
7D2D has upgrades to the workbench like the Tool and Die set for ages. Done.
You might have misunderstood something. Crafting recipes can be bought through perks OR scavenged, but generally perks can't be found as books. There are also books that give specific advantages totally independent of perks.
Depens. It will NOT grant you the perk. But it will have same effect as a perk, rendering the perk useless. Unless, TFP add some kind of "bonus" to people who have both book AND perk, as MM talked about in the video.
That’s a nice place holder right there until smell is reworked.
Surprised Microsoft hasn't shut them down for trying to monetize their minecraft mod. Looks pretty good though. I didn't read exactly what they are selling so maybe its legit.When a company unrelated to the developers of the game puts in the amount of effort and money required
We are a smaller team and our strengths are systemic designs that use a lot of procedural generation where they are larger and focus more on making specific items in specific locations for the most part. The pros with procedural and random gen are you get more replay value and never get the same exact experience twice, where their method you get precise results and higher fidelity and control, but less replay value. Like one cryogun is the same as the next for everyone. Megaton is identical every time, etc. High Hrothgar is a 99.9% predictable experience, etc.
No and its not as big of deal as you make it out to be. Just don't craft anything with quality while your debuffed and its no problem, or have an item that raises your attribute on to counter the effect. We already shortened it to half a day or something. I was thinking vitamins can reduce the timer on it faster to give those an actual strong role in the game.
We'll come up with something. Like advance in reputation among the traders faster. We originally intended a reputation system, so every trader is a jerk like trader rekt early game then advance to hughs set, then bobs the joels etc, basically go from being jerk to being super nice. Bartering and doing quests for this guy increases your reputation and then when it hits a certain level he's nicer and would let you choose higher quests a bit faster.
I asked for an item degradation method the other day so modders can do spoilage and we could make torches degrade and do a variety of things with it.You could do a cheap ducttape, flashlight, headgear recipe, and the flashlight falls off after a while and has to be recrafted or stops working and has to be repaired. Can modded clothing items decay like tools do? Can they be tied to too usage /performed player actions?
Sounds like that what would happen to me until I get more proficient with macgyvering trinkets, or find a mining helmet / real light attachment item
Die = get your weather resistances lowered. In frost biome. Your stats go even lower because of the cold. So now, you lose hp regen, you lose damage, you lose your ability to keep distance from zombies
Railgun sounds great for inteligence tree imho. After all, it is THE science tree. And would look better than running around with a turret
