Game Development: Rollin'-rollin'-rollin'

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DDDsDD999
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dvsmasta wrote:Pickaxe now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron
Smithy's Hammer now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron

So once again those who got it first are at an advantage and us hermits/smaller groups suffer the increased resource requirements AKA palisades.
What are you talking about, this makes it even easier since you can use bronze, think before you post.
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Well I hope that fixes the shit onions and beets I've been harvesting.
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dvsmasta wrote:Pickaxe now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron
Smithy's Hammer now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron

So once again those who got it first are at an advantage and us hermits/smaller groups suffer the increased resource requirements AKA palisades.
Except the fact that you can use any metal to make a pickaxe so not sure what you're getting at :?
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DDDsDD999 wrote:
dvsmasta wrote:Pickaxe now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron
Smithy's Hammer now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron

So once again those who got it first are at an advantage and us hermits/smaller groups suffer the increased resource requirements AKA palisades.
What are you talking about, this makes it even easier since you can use bronze, think before you post.
People with no clue about game mechanics determined to complain I guess. Do they even play the game?
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Great patch!
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loftar wrote:are you suggesting that the only possible direction development can take is towards easier?
Are you suggesting that the direction you want the game to go is "harder". Because Jorb keeps telling us to relax and play in a more casual manner. I'm getting mixed signals here.

Also, could you confirm that updates will be happening Mondays and Wednesdays (more like Tuesdays and Thursdays right after midnight for you guys)? Or could we get an estimate about how often we can expect an update.
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Do wagons have inherent claims, like the leanto? Does the wagon respect trails?
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Sevenless wrote:
DDDsDD999 wrote:
dvsmasta wrote:Pickaxe now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron
Smithy's Hammer now takes hardmetal, rather than castiron

So once again those who got it first are at an advantage and us hermits/smaller groups suffer the increased resource requirements AKA palisades.
What are you talking about, this makes it even easier since you can use bronze, think before you post.
People with no clue about game mechanics determined to complain I guess. Do they even play the game?
it was worded very badly. i also though it required steel when i read that. by saying "rather than cast iron", it makes it sound like cast iron can no longer be used. the post should be changed so its not confusing.
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Romeir wrote:
loftar wrote:are you suggesting that the only possible direction development can take is towards easier?
Are you suggesting that the direction you want the game to go is "harder". Because Jorb keeps telling us to relax and play in a more casual manner. I'm getting mixed signals here.
No, you are not, you are dropping the contexts of various things we've said. I don't care much for harder or easier. I want deeper, and more meaningful.
Also, could you confirm that updates will be happening Mondays and Wednesdays (more like Tuesdays and Thursdays right after midnight for you guys)? Or could we get an estimate about how often we can expect an update.
It might depend on what we're doing. We have our live dev sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays, and if we have something on those respective days we'll probably usually put it up. Very much, however, reserving the right do updates whenever. Some things will require more time.
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Jackard wrote:Do wagons have inherent claims, like the leanto? Does the wagon respect trails?
As the post says, no, not yet. We couldn't do it for the draft animal in the time we had, and without that it didn't feel meaningful.

Given the specific walk mode it cannot follow trails at present.
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