In the second dev stream they mentioned getting a max of two junk turrets after perks. From Kumquat's stream you can see he reloads a quality level 3 junk turret with 41 rounds (not sure what these are made of yet):
But it's also by far the most expensive build. Other builds would probably work as good in specialized ways; the trigger happy mini tank who can deal tons of damage has always been the "can do it all" sort of build.
Guppy's memory is terrible
I still think history is mostly useless in schools. What Alexander the great or the Aztec did was of no concern to normal people. Teach something practical like how to make video games, how to talk to women, how to negotiate a better deal, all stuff I learned the hard way. Cool story bro doesn't teach me anything useful, not even politicians. Military tacticians perhaps? I'd say teach it during middle school and be done with it. High School should be trades, working on stuff, sports, cooking, stuff you can use in a survival game
Hence why, in a perfect world (imo), once you entered high school, there would be many different subjects one could choose to invest their time and education in, depending on their interests. (This could cause issues of piers wanting to be within the same classes as some of their other piers though.) For instance, if you wanted to learn computer programming or military tactics, you could do that, but if you were not interested in those subjects/you know they probably wouldn't help you personally, you could choose other options instead. Again, a pipe dream.I still think history is mostly useless in schools. What Alexander the great or the Aztec did was of no concern to normal people. Teach something practical like how to make video games, how to talk to women, how to negotiate a better deal, all stuff I learned the hard way. Cool story bro doesn't teach me anything useful, not even politicians. Military tacticians perhaps? I'd say teach it during middle school and be done with it. High School should be trades, working on stuff, sports, cooking, stuff you can use in a survival game
No argument there. I have a bad habit of making blanket statements, I do think History should be taught in grade school and middle school, but high school you should have a choice. If your interested, great its there but I'd rather have had more options to learn useful things. LIke I took home ec in 8th grade and that paved the way for me to be a decent cook. Shop in high school taught me to rebuild engines, change oil, do tune ups, etc.
I dunno, reading about how 280 or so Spaniards conquered a nation of 12 million was pretty damn cool... Not so much cool for the incans, but...I still think history is mostly useless in schools. What Alexander the great or the Aztec did was of no concern to normal people. Teach something practical like how to make video games, how to talk to women, how to negotiate a better deal, all stuff I learned the hard way. Cool story bro doesn't teach me anything useful, not even politicians. Military tacticians perhaps? I'd say teach it during middle school and be done with it. High School should be trades, working on stuff, sports, cooking, stuff you can use in a survival game
Downgrade meshes are great, downgrade blocks are just a hack we should fix. Its so lame to chop through a 2000 hit point block only for another 1000 hit point block to spawn in its place. On health bar one block, and show new meshes as its beat up would be much better.
No biomes don't look like that, there are exactly 5 biomes not 5 split into 25 little ones. Take a look at some of the aerial shots I posted on my twitter.@madmole In A17.4, in 8k worlds, towns always spawn in the following locations. (Marked by the X's.) I can't remember if I've already asked you this (forgive me if I have, my memory is a little foggy today), but I'm just curious... Will town spawns follow a similar pattern-based system in A18, or will they be randomly placed through RWG maps?
Ahh, I see. Looking gorgeous. :eagerness:
I rage quit and started a new character on the same map. Not sure why the 2nd one went just as bad lol, although I did spawn in the forest instead of the desert. So I died 3 times on day 1, then quit, restarted a new character and died 3x by day 3. I've got an AK and pistol now, doing fine, but getting attacked by wolves is just nasty early game. I want to remove all nasty things from biome spawing in a future alpha, and then do random encounters, which are leveled. Of course nasty biomes would have a raised game stage on these encounters but we could spare new players any hostile animals the first 5 levels or so and slowly add in nasty stuff, and increase the challenge as you level.
