Each quest has a rally marker at the POI that when activated resets that POI to be ready for the quest. So, yes, all player made changes will be erased if that marker is activated.
I would assume that the bedrolls prevent quests from happening in that poi. For the case in which a player already has a quest in it and a different player places a bedroll, I'd guess the quest happens as normal.
Well for starters when you decide mid development to rewrite the whole thing from scratch obviously means that mistakes were made concerning the game code in the first place.
That never happened. When they started the game they used lots of placeholders. Some features were just rudimentary versions they planned to get to later. Lots of art assets were just Unity store assets that you will recognize from Unity game to Unity game to Unity game. They have rewritten those placeholders with their own original code and art over time in order to make the game uniquely their own.
I've seen the roadmap and it is clear and they have been working towards it all along. They have made cuts where they have felt it was unrealistic. Sticking to a pre-determined time margin is how you get crap for a game. Thank goodness they made enough money to be able to extend the development time and not bind themselves to a pre-determined time margin. Instead of time as their target they are using quality and awesomeness.
It's completely ridiculous for anyone to believe that any project is going to develop without setbacks. However, what you misunderstand as deep problems is actually deliberate iterative and experimental development. They add things in stages and some things they add to experiment and see how it goes. To the casual observer it might seem like meaningless rewrites and lost direction. But the truth is that they are talented people, they do have a project manager, they follow a road map, and they are doing it in a time frame that works for them. It sounds like you actually do have an issue with early access as in you don't have the patience or the interest in it and all you really want is a bug free finished game to play.
There are no major problems. They had one which was communicated. That is behind them and they are fixing bugs every day.
We already have a glue where we get glue :02.47-tranquillity: : Roland let slip that he found carcasses in a poi with bones in them.
Did you notice that Prisma501 was talking hypothetically about a total rewrite?
I agree, it's done when it's done is totally cool with me, because I assume things will be done right.. But not knowing what's happening is a bit of a downer and hard to keep my enthousiasm up this way. I'm sure we will all be very happily surprised when it comes out eventually and I will always be a fan of this game. Good luck fixing all the bugs and with all the hard work the upcoming days TFP! :worked_till_5am:
Nope, having trained in martial arts for many years I can tell you that fighting while retreating at speed is a definite way to fall over and get yourself killed. A fighting withdrawal MUST be done at a reasonable pace. From the first ever recorded example of the Spartans vs Xerxes to a modern stepped withdrawal, never has fighting while moving back at speed been a good idea.
You figured wrong.
realism vs authenticity
Who knows.
To be fair, you have to have a high I.Q. to buy Szechuan sauce.
