I've already done that while turning dynamic mesh off I have a pretty good computer in the city centre on high I often get 40 to 50 fps but when I enter any of the bigger buildings it drops to 15 to 20 fps maybe if he turned down texture quality or ss reflections that would help they have been known to drag down fps
Thanks, I do like that they attack in a generic sense and aren't super smart but still it feels like there's some sort of thrill missing from horde night. I was on a small water tower type structure with support beams under me, I was planning an escape route for the inevitable collapse but instead the horde went for the building next to it all night which was odd.
I am of the exact opposite opinion, traders give too good rewards already where it almost seems wasteful to go into a poi without a mission for me these days.
That's perfect as I said. Reducing the rewards would be a good thing, it should still be worth doing, just not overpowering like it is, as you can see with most of your gear coming from trader.
Well for my this reason why quests are so good - in walking dead characters go to somewhere because they need guns or medicines etc. In 7dtd this totaly random ( honestly you can sometimes find any vitamins in pharmarcy or in hospital) so quest is good motivation to visit this places
Yes most of my gear comes from the Trader A20 until mid game because pretty much nothing drops from loot caches now. If the Trader rewards are reduced then the play is still to do the missions so you can get the dukes to buy the better stuff from their inventory, I think the trader game loop is pretty good. Early game it's generally the best option. Mid to late game, it's just something to do even if the rewards are generally not worth it. Reducing trader rewards would also hurt leveling up new traders as by the time you are doing that you really don't want garbage rewards.
I would not go by what happened on first or even second horde night. Those are not meant to be that hard.
There is no simple answer. There are a ton of different CPUs and GPUs combined with the various video and graphics settings.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
May all your dreams come true and Santa gives you a sock full of coal!!
What? At the price of coal these days, load it up Santa!!
I have a good x-bow so I use all the feathers for stone bolts for horde night!
Save the ammo for tier 4 and 5 POI's!
. A handful new quest types, bandits, an event system, a defended truck spawning in and out, an escort mission. Lots of stuff that depends on AI.
A gtx 980ti with i7 3770 and 16gb ddr3 ram. In large cities the fps reaches 20, even in the medium, all this at 720p while in the other biomes is at about 45-50 which for me is great. Seeing the percentage of resource use none reaches at least 50%. That is, low hardware usage and low fps.
This sudden drop occurs only in large cities, the denser and within the POI so much that in the other biomes is a very acceptable fps.
During the time until one person gets to the trader, takes the quest, gets to the POI, completes the quest, gets back to the trader and finishes the quest, I will clear several houses and get more profit not in money, but in total.
The most interesting thing is that I have Phenom II x4 925, RX 550 4GB and 8GB ddr 2 ram and I have 25-35 FPS in full HD in the downtown near Dishong and 45-72 FPS in medium-sized, small towns and outside cities.
I think an option to turn off quest repeats in options menu would be awesome... for my play style anyway. I prefer to see the world around me change throughout a playthrough, and stay that way. I turn loot respawn off entirely nowadays. If I looted a building and then got a quest there I would be fine with that happening once, only. After that I'd prefer to move out to other towns for fresh loot, POIs and quests. It also solves another issue I had when quests were first introduced: making certain POIs off limits for base building, something that never mattered before suddenly does. But if an option for non-repeat quests was on then I'd know which buildings became available once I did a quest there. I'd also likely stick to playthroughs longer, lately I tend to get bored around midgame and start a new map because the world feels more and more fake over time as the POIs around me magically regenerate.During the time until one person gets to the trader, takes the quest, gets to the POI, completes the quest, gets back to the trader and finishes the quest, I will clear several houses and get more profit not in money, but in total.
I prefer to just loot all the buildings in a row, instead of completing quests.
As time has shown, I get the items I need faster, I also don’t have to purposefully dig for iron at the initial stages, and by the time the production of cartridges begins, I get a large number of radiators from the POI and I don’t need to purposefully search for brass.
80% of the cobblestones that I find in buildings, I disassemble into stones, add all the cement. By the time the concrete production started, I already had 7800 cement and 1.5 stacks of stones.
Despite the trader's rewards, the loss of time does not pay off for me.
Perhaps because I do not use perks for additional rewards and do not use profitable barter.
It already depends on the style of play.
And there are too many cool POIs in A20 to be missing. I want to clean them all. I want to take a bath with new POIs and bathe in them. I am very happy about the variety of POIs.
Planted mushroom seeds/spores, let them grow, harvested them with LotL 3, out of 20 plantings only got 1 seed. I did the test because a couple of my players were saying they weren't getting ANY seeds/spores.
