I don't work on the server browser. I think we use Epic Online Services for the list and I recall it has limits on filters and the data it returns. When our console devs continue work on cross play, the functionality may change.
The story should work on random maps unless we find a technical reason to only do Nav.
I've personally never noticed it, and others have said it's new as well. That's why I posed the question. Thanks for your condescending reply though. Please be sure to upload a video of you completing the Dishong tower challenge without utilizing cheese. I wait with baited breath.
Definitely a possibility. Thanks for the input.
I've found that usually prevents headshots on taller zombies, such as wights.
Please let me know if you actually do find away to avoid this. Thanks for the input.
Yes, but some of it can be overcome by crouching. Not ideal, but it's one approach. I'm mainly melee (only blades/fists/archery on current game) so I always go for headshots.
What I meant was that I would only want to go through the story once or twice (maybe again in a year or something). After that, it's the same story over and over and gets old very quickly for me. I have a feeling most people would feel the same. Think of a movie or book that you love. Would you watch in a dozen times in a row? Probably not. But you'll play this game even more times in a row than that. It isn't that the story in the game or in any movie or book isn't good. But once you know the story, you need a break between repeating it. It is fine if it's in random maps, but it really needs to be optional so people don't have to mod the game just to not have to repeat the same story over and over ad nauseum. And part of that option should be that RWG doesn't need to have trader biome progression since that is really for the story and a random non-story map doesn't need that and many people like special maps - all snow, all wasteland, different biome layouts, traders mixed up more so you don't have them all in groups, etc.
Going back to A21 there is an episode by Neebs Gaming Cul De Sacked,
I did not want worse performance, so they operate under similar rules to sleepers and it was a quick feature, so I did not spend much time on it.
Regardless of story, we may be moving toward biomes being even more distinct from each other, but the design is not yet done. It will continue to change.
That is old stuff I have never seen. Probably predates me working on the game.
There was a bug where the count could be 0, which was fixed in V1.
That is understandable, but wandering is an option the POI designer can choose, not something required. If the sleeper volume is in a closet, for example, then they wouldn't be set to wander. But if they are in a living room, as another example, maybe they would be. But right now, unless the living room is pretty large or you expand the volume to go beyond the living room, setting them to wander will be no different from setting them to attack because by the time you activate the wander mode, you're so close they will attack.
Yes, if it's 'Primer'...
you seem to be still using the fandom wiki. That has been abandoned.
From what I think faatal said in an earlier reply to someone (which I can't find again now), they use their spawn point as the center of a radius to wander within. So they shouldn't be able to go too far from the sounds of things.
