With caution, I wonder if that would be good.
Playing last night thinking that the dogs were no big deal, until I kept getting bitten and bleeding like 4-5 times in a row. I would slap a bandage on and the next hit would start me bleeding again. I got lucky in the end, ran out of bandages killing the last dog but bleeding. However, as I was trying to grab some cotton the bleeding stopped on its own. I still had 30 HP or so.
Barbed wire has low HP and it has been stated the demolisher does a lot of damage with fists, so if he's slowed down and takes a swing he'll probably clear the barbed wire quickly. I wouldn't depend on it. Electric fences sound like a plan. (besides, who DOESN'T like seeing z's light up?)
Plenty of Lawyers and Mothers in your horde though, aren't they low gamestage? Is anything else low gamestage limited? I guess non-spitting vultures at some point swap to spitting only?
Just a quick pass to check for holes
I mostly agree here. With a major update like this, keep the testing in-house and limit who can get it until you are ready to release it officially. But for the smaller fixes, A19.x for example, then putting out experimental branches for the people who want it, like the ones that found a bug and are willing to test and see if it was fixed, can be a good plan.Just a quick pass to check for holes
If they silently release it to experimental, within 5 minutes people will notice and start telling everyone in the world that a new version is out, and half of the people that hear about it will start playing it. When bugs get found there will suddenly be thousands of complaints about how terrible and bug-laden the new version is. When people playing the new terrible bug-laden version that was forced upon them wasn't advertised anywhere but on the forums there will be dueling complaints about how "they knew what a steaming turd this was so they tried to hide it on their forums" and "they only care about the shills that are active on their forums and don't give a damn about all their paying customers."
And when anybody tries to point out that experimental should be expected to have issues no one will listen.
There's plenty of people who understand that experimental is experimental, and who don't mind dealing with some bugs to get new fresh goodies, but the people who don't seem to understand are far far louder.
ha ha , i forgot about mods, that is yet another layer of complexity i didn't even mention in my post.
30k? LOL There is absolutely no way unless that vein was massive, or if you've severely tweaked the prices of gold, silver, and/or diamond.
yea i think like 1 diamond was only 450? if that and gold was like 1 for 50 and silver 1 for 3030k? LOL There is absolutely no way unless that vein was massive, or if you've several tweaked the prices of gold, silver, and/or diamond.
>tfw you forgot to change your dart trap settings and now you're once again bound to the infernal ground plane
The percentage of health that would cause it to explode. Zombie cops use that. Demos do not, so it is 0.
The breadcrumb is the player's trail and has nothing to do with where a zombie may or may not have been. The current location is the last position added, which would be within 1m of the player.
Yes it is one of my MFs. Unfortunately looking at the repro videos, I see they have cases of them going through walls and they don't even seem to be in a ragdoll, so there could be several ugly hard to fix cases going on.Along the same lines... is the door clipping bug a MF?
Must-fix I mean, I know it's a mo-fo
