Just quietly preparing for the times when bandits will show up on the front door and ask for documents of the property. I don`t wanna mess with The Duke...too much.So you want to hide the fact that you shamelessly stole the property of Jack Canada while he is momentarily out there eating some brains?
What should I do? I usually build my bases from scratch but have never applied for planning permission.
It's true, too much paper has appeared in the game, and books, and magazines, and recipes. I want to loot POIs for physically useful items, not for a million crafting magazines.
Con todos mis respetos , en el momento que falta al respeto por mucha razon que lleve,( que no la lleva) y pierdes las formas , pierdes toda posibilidad de llevar razon alguna , creo que hay muchas formas de decir las cosas , quizas no has estado acertado en tus comentarios , aunque esta tamnien es mi opinión . (Espero este bien traducido y en cualquier caso si te has ofendido te pido disculpas )
Crafting skils are based on how many magazines you find and looting is based on your level, the biome and the POI you are in. If you have increased your XP gain, don't loot much, or are in a biome other than Pine Forest, looting will most likely always outperform crafting.
Not going to happen. The Fun Pimps have only very rarely reverted something completely and never when it comes to progress.
The translations aren't helping us, my friend. Regardless, be well and safe.
Does anyone? It's not exactly lined out, and I don't want to have to watch some particular streamer or youtube content creator for the scoop.
it’s not and it does. The system makes more sense than learn by doing ever did as far as how human beings acquire new knowledge without years and years of personal experimentation and many trials of failure before success is gained. Learn by Doing is a great system for honing and mastering knowledge and skills you already understand. Learn by reading AKA Learn from some authority on a a subject you don’t yet know is perfectly reasonable.
I don't know, it's been very clear to me and many other players how the system works from the outset. To be fair, it is a unique system not found in many other games that I'm aware of, but the information TFP provided prior to release explained the system really well. Could the system be explained more within the game? Sure. There's time to add in additional player tips and guides.
Which perks you have to take to push the corresponding skills can be learned by reading the descriptions of the skills. And the rest you learn by observation and a bit of logical thinking. If you want to know it exactly you can of course analyze the XML files.
You do realize that these 3 different weapons with 3 different perks and skills? Since you mainly find the magazines in whose perks you put points, it is quite clear that you level other crafting skills much slower. And that you then find a better AK-47 than you can craft if you don't have a single point in machine guns is not surprising.
Looting is not my favorite thing either and I wish the Fun Pimps would offer an alternative for people who don't like to loot. But since this system isn't going away, it's best to learn how to make it work for you.
im getting ready to argue or defend :argue:As soon as Madmole gives the say so I’m sure that Crater Creator will get it started. Are we really ready for arguments over armor, outfits, bandits, weather, and the traders becoming an even more critical factor in the game?
Of course we are!
gotta disagree
So is that last part a joke or is that a serious thing? Also you left out the possibility of another rework to the perk and attributes system.As soon as Madmole gives the say so I’m sure that Crater Creator will get it started. Are we really ready for arguments over armor, outfits, bandits, weather, and the traders becoming an even more critical factor in the game?
Of course we are!
...but this "next game" might be a 3D version of CandyLand.
Could we please have a few more cookies?
-Arch Necromancer Morloc
They should have disintegrated faster than wood rots.
I think the idea that every magazine you find is the same one makes you feel like it makes no sense. But these could easily be different issues of the maybe for now details on each one that all help you learn. That being said, this would make more sense as technical manuals or something rather than magazines. Magazines can give you some info on creating things but generally not a lot. Still, it works.Wrong.
Learn by doing is literally how we have evolved as a species. For the purposes of the game and its accelerated time, LBD makes a ton more sense. Yeh yeh it was broken in how it was implemented, you should never have been able to gain the knowledge of say, making concrete by spamming stone axes, however it's incredibly realistic to make better stone axes the more and more you make.
Hell you described LBD yourself when you said 'and many trials of failure before success is gained'. I like that idea. Failure chances eat the materials. Let's do it.
...finding what is essentially the same magazine over and over again in loot is "Learn by Reading", which would make sense in some contexts but not the more abstract materials you read over and over again the smarter you become on the subject. All of a sudden the world is filled with magazines? C'mon man.
The perfect system IMO would have been LBD where it makes sense (making better quality items), LBR where it makes sense (learning new skills as a baseline for later LBD), and a Skill tree to select from on character generation (old world skills you start off with as a baseline).
Making a stone axe? Come across a "primatives" book, or try it on your own with a chance to fail rate, or start off with a skill. Making a better stone axe? Doing it over and over again. Forging a scrap or even iron axe? Find a book that teaches you basic forgery skills, then find a book that's specific to that *type* of item (not a lot of difference between forging an axe and a machete, but a far cry from forging bullets).
The good news is, we've probably got 2 more alphas left, and tfp likes to change systems entirely so... fingers crossed.
Let me summarize. LBD was the best method, it was just executed veeeery poorly, by allowing LBD to learn things not associated with the repetitive action.