GigglingZombie
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This always confuses me. Steam does indeed show 1.1 Stable as latest. You have to choose latest experimental to get 1.2 b27Not seeing any update for the stable version...
i've used the true lighting mod in quite a few playthroughs since 1.x made outside lighting so bright at night. (i don't use it to improve indoor lighting but outside at night time). at some point i'll try a new playthrough without the true lighting mod, but as i say, so far i've seen nothing bad about the mod's effects on things.So you will install a mod to change lighting, but you won't move a slider from 50% down to 25%?
I played at 25% this weekend and it was great. I had to actually use torches in a basement to see (new game).
Light effects how far they can see you, so there is a big detection difference from light to dark.
Well, bug fix patches are not supposed to take long as crossplay had already passed. PS5 approval took minutes. Maybe MS is backlogged and they don't give us times.
I do love the game (a hell of a lot), i sometimes lose track of how far i get with the various combinations of versions ~
7 Days to Die a21.2 (b37) Hotfix with Joke Mod
7 Days to Die a21.2 (b37) Hotfix with Outback Roadies Mod
7 Days to Die a21.2 (b37) Hotfix with Preppocalypse Mod
7 Days to Die a21.2 (b37) Hotfix with Random Wandering Hordes Mod
7 Days to Die a21.2 (b37) Hotfix with Wild West Mod
7 Days to Die a21.2 (b37) Hotfix
7 Days to Die v1.0 (b316) EXP b317 Hotfix with Guppy Zombies
7 Days to Die v1.1 (b14) Stable with Guppy Zombies
7 Days to Die v1.1 (b14) Stable
7 Days to Die v1.2 (b24) EXP b25 Hotfix
7 Days to Die v1.2 (b27) Stable with Guppy Zombies
7 Days to Die v1.2 (b27) Stable
and each one has various combo's of mods. but my point isn't about mods but how much i love (and play) the game itself

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