Isn't the world really really small?

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alioli
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Isn't the world really really small?

Post by alioli »

Becuase I just walked for like maybe 1-2 hours max and I found a wall. I recall last time I played - I set up my base at the edge of the map (unknowingly) and that made me quit - because it really limited my exploration
The map is also <filled> with towns and claims - making it really really hard for me to actually find a good spot to set up without the danger of maybe getting wiped out the next day.
Is it just me or is this map really just too small?
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zebratul
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Re: Isn't the world really really small?

Post by zebratul »

Just move northward, there's some room there. Also, a lot of places are abandoned, so you can just ignore them.
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hushpuppi3
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Re: Isn't the world really really small?

Post by hushpuppi3 »

Sounds like you spawned in an busy area (near the border, it seems)

the area probably has good soil/clay/water nodes too since a lot of people settled... these resources attract settlers and you'll find more players near higher quality ones
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vatas
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Re: Isn't the world really really small?

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Claims and bases are everywhere because new player can spawn anywhere in the world when creating a character.
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anicsin
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Yes, there are populated areas, but not as many as you think. When I spawned I had to walk some 2 or 3 hours, but I found the *perfect* hermit spot. As stated before, villages or claims are often abandoned, serving the solely purpose of being a memento for hearthlings of old and forgotten. The best way to check this is to look at the crops if they are tended to, or look for a hole in the palisade, for that indicates that the place has been raided and the inhibitants are gone.
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ChildhoodObesity
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Re: Isn't the world really really small?

Post by ChildhoodObesity »

tbh ths world size is perfect
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Zeler
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Post by Zeler »

ChildhoodObesity wrote:tbh ths world size is perfect
Agreed.
MadNomad
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Re: Isn't the world really really small?

Post by MadNomad »

Yeah, the world is 2x2 ;/

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