Game Development: Locked Bollock

[jorb]

cause kung-fu housing is much harder then it was before, no one can walk over and punch a house to the ground on a whim as much as they used to... though that can change

Now we have more incentive to break down every house on a person's village we raid.

And perhaps that should be made more difficult and time consuming as well. I have to say that you at worst have a balance problem here, and this strikes me as a very poor reason not to implement lockpicking.

[infectedking3]

cause kung-fu housing is much harder then it was before, no one can walk over and punch a house to the ground on a whim as much as they used to... though that can change

Now we have more incentive to break down every house on a person's village we raid.

And perhaps that should be made more difficult and time consuming as well.

Whatever barrier you make, there are always ways around

[Ozzy123]

cause kung-fu housing is much harder then it was before, no one can walk over and punch a house to the ground on a whim as much as they used to... though that can change

Now we have more incentive to break down every house on a person's village we raid.

And perhaps that should be made more difficult and time consuming as well. I have to say that you at worst have a balance problem here, and this strikes me as a very poor reason not to implement lockpicking.

Haha I was sieging this village for 3 real life days, now let me lock-pick this house for another 24 hours and then containers inside for another 24 hours

[Dakkan]

Ew. But at least we can attack through slimes corpses now, thanks!

[Spin2Win]

so how is metal lock better than wood locks?

[jordancoles]

Thanks Jorbo, worth the gold sub

[abt79]

so how is metal lock better than wood locks?

Read the post, dude. A lock's quality affects the time it takes to pick, and each successive "tier" of lock (wood->metal->steel) also has an increased base modifier of lockpicking time. So just like how quality increases weapon damage from the base value of a weapon of a particular metal, better locks will have more inherent resistance to being picked, which increases at higher qualities.

Thanks Jorbo, worth the gold sub

nice

[qoonpooka]

We've been developing, and here's what's new.

When you castrate animals you receive a "Bollock" of the relevant type, which can be roasted or used in meat recipes.

ITT Jorb tells the entire playerbase to eat a dick.

[Chebermech]

[*] Introduced animal castration. Male domestic animals can now be castrated. When you castrate animals you receive a "Bollock" of the relevant type, which can be roasted or used in meat recipes. Suggested here.

Awesome update! Could you also make it possible to neuter females as well to be able to sell Female sheep and cows for milking without the ability to breed?
p.s. even though i was anticipated this change, the first thing came to mind was that in the future it would be possible to use this mechanic on players to deny them from being inherited... wonder if anyone else has considered where this path will take us...

[Spin2Win]

so how is metal lock better than wood locks?

Read the post, dude. A lock's quality affects the time it takes to pick, and each successive "tier" of lock (wood->metal->steel) also has an increased base modifier of lockpicking time. So just like how quality increases weapon damage from the base value of a weapon of a particular metal, better locks will have more inherent resistance to being picked, which increases at higher qualities.

Thanks Jorbo, worth the gold sub

nice

oh i didnt understand it thanks