Sure, someone not having the issue doesn't mean it isn't there. I just wonder if people complaining about stuck vehicles don't even try to dig it out seriously because they think from past experiences that it doesn't work anyway.
oh cuz i remember back on the A18 diary
Think you missing the points. It isn't just about stuck/glitch vehicles or whatever you wish to call it are just one problem that you can't predict when it will happen. Other problems come from map layouts that you absolutely can't predict how rwg will do. So now we go into the matter of what the left hand people opinion on fun is VS the right hand people. So one side finds it that it be fun to come across that road that the vehicle can't climb so they wanna park and build a ramp to get up it that in some cases could be hours to do. Other option would be go around but as said we shouldn't be driving off road in wasteland that vehicles should be on road and you should need to be on foot. Then those mountains that the roads go straight up and so on and so on. Just because that hand of people feel you shouldn't be able to pick up vehicles. While the other hand don't find those things fun for something that don't add nothing to the game besides annoyance especially when you can do all this other stuff in game so what makes this one thing that would be so annoying be so far fetched?
POIs will continue to be upgraded or added. I think we are done adding new world model art for now. We're focusing on bandit modeling, upgrading trader art and zombie art as a lower priority.
At the moment I don't have any opinion on whether someone should be able to pick up vehicles. The only fact is that we still don't know whether there is A) an unsolvable bug, B) a bug that conveniently simulates stuck vehicles or C) the result of defining vehicle attributes in the physics engine resembles what happens if you drive off-road and land in a ditch, but may need some balancing or not.
layful: Any recipes that utilize super corn?
Will this be one of the finishing moves that was mentioned in the original Kickstarter video? I remember one that was described was if your club broke you could shove your broken club shards into the zombie's face. Not to mention since you hired the guy who made the first person animations for Doom 2016, we could get actual glory kills lol.
Other than the reduction of some minor perks from 5 to 3 ranks, any other changes coming to the perk system? Ideally, I would like more flexibility in using different weapons with different attributes.
Relieved to hear this. I was hoping to get stackable javelins in addition to melee-oriented spears, but I suppose this would help if we aren't getting those.
Been meaning to post a suggestion related to this; a chain/rope mod would be lovely. Could even add a legendary steel spear; a harpoon that came with the chain/rope mod integrated, but dealt less melee damage as a tradeoff.
I'm curious about "perk reduction" for non-combat perks; are you going to make the first rank of these start at 2 or 3 of an attribute? There are a lot of skills that are universally useful, and thus take away from the "single stat build" gameplay you seem to be going towards. I haven't posted about it because I still can't decide if I'd rather require a player to invest in a build, or if being a jack-of-all should compete with single-stat builds. Things like healing factor, iron gut, miner 69er, sexual tyrannosaurus, lucky looter, daring adventurer, etc.. are good for basically all characters. Agi's sorta the black sheep in that regard.
Take your time.