I think the only feasible means of trapping animals with the current system is to create a trap object/block, and have it respawn "animal loot" in a random interval between 12 and 36 hours or whatever. Trap breaks after you loot it, so you have to recreate the trap each time. Add a "Trapper" perk series in the crafting/looting chain that increases yield and types of traps.
Thank you! It is probably too late to add extra events like this, but really hope the idea gets picked up by someone with the skills to mod it in. Would love more variety in horde events.
Well a screamer can trigger a mini horde event so there must be code for it or an event we can trigger.
Here are three more, enjoy!
That would be a nightmare to set up, more so now with the new shadergraph system. It's possible but I doubt the time and effort required to implement it is worth it for the handful of people playing on a local instance who would actually use it. Dedicated servers rarely have a GPU powerful enough to make it worthwhile.
You can use more than 13 characters for RWG.
I'm sure they had their reasons for removing, but that sounds awesome. I'm sure TFP want more horde events in place in future alphas. Priorities I guess. I'm excited about all of the changes we've heard about so far for A17 so no complaints from me.
Your airdrop comment got me thinking... it would be awesome if we could find/learn how to make a way to communicate with the outside world (air drops) and the feedback could let us know how much time until the next air drop... maybe we could even communicate coords to where we would like the air drop and it lands somewhere within a 100 meter radius. I do kind of like how the air drops make you get out and travel more though... 6 one way half a dozen the other I guess.
Thanks!
I think he means just for the generation calculations.
Since the game isn't optimized yet I play with most of the graphics settings pretty low and know several who do the same. As far as I'm concerned, it's still alpha and graphics are pretty much backseat.
If zeds can sense you through fifty seven solid blocks to hear/smell you at bedrock, then you'll need at least a fifty seven block thick wall on your aboveground bases. I simply don't see them being able to sense you unless they introduce an air system where we have to vent our smoke and what not out of the underground base.@Roland
Did you try doing a underground hideout, for science and for funsies yet?
I have a feeling, that the result is gonna please everyone. So going a few blocks down will make the zombies hear you and dig. But a bedrock type base is still gonna work.
Except maybe for hoard night.
On second thought, dont tell me
