You can still make a bonfire no? isnt the hunger stacked? granted i dont see a bonfire nor do i know if it even works XDazrid wrote:Whats the benefit of having 6 tables around in stead of 6 cupboards?
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Leon232
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Re: Fighting Cancer in game.
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Jalpha
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Re: Fighting Cancer in game.
I find the provided designs unsatisfactory. They fail to take into account many defensive requirements.
This is arguably the most important design consideration in the game.
This is arguably the most important design consideration in the game.
Laying flat.
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ctopolon4
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Re: Fighting Cancer in game.
why not use https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing for planning?
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VDZ
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Re: Fighting Cancer in game.
I disagree that unplanned bases are 'cancer'. They're far more interesting than the usual boring optimized square/rectangular bases. I still consider the village I started in to be the nicest base I've had:
(The first image was while it was still being built. The second image is some time after its inevitable destruction. I don't have any images from the village at its peak, unfortunately.)
This is obviously one of the worst bases imaginable. It's inefficient and has zero security. But before more experienced players came and punched our faces in for daring to be naive (see that cornerpost in the bottom left? Back then you could seal other players' cornerposts to fuck them over, fun times) it was a really fun village to live in. Everybody had their own little place and there were some shared areas, and the way it grew naturally through the various players' actions gave it a unique look and made every place in the village different.
Unfortunately, game mechanics force us to build bases in specific ways (particularly having them be rectangular and always having a palisade around the rectangle) and encourage us to standardize even more (smaller bases are much easier and cheaper to build so we tend to optimize for space efficiency), and from a pure gameplay standpoint it is indeed more advantageous to have a base like you described. But I don't think that's a good thing, and I certainly don't think we should discourage players from building 'bad' but nicer bases.
(The first image was while it was still being built. The second image is some time after its inevitable destruction. I don't have any images from the village at its peak, unfortunately.)
This is obviously one of the worst bases imaginable. It's inefficient and has zero security. But before more experienced players came and punched our faces in for daring to be naive (see that cornerpost in the bottom left? Back then you could seal other players' cornerposts to fuck them over, fun times) it was a really fun village to live in. Everybody had their own little place and there were some shared areas, and the way it grew naturally through the various players' actions gave it a unique look and made every place in the village different.
Unfortunately, game mechanics force us to build bases in specific ways (particularly having them be rectangular and always having a palisade around the rectangle) and encourage us to standardize even more (smaller bases are much easier and cheaper to build so we tend to optimize for space efficiency), and from a pure gameplay standpoint it is indeed more advantageous to have a base like you described. But I don't think that's a good thing, and I certainly don't think we should discourage players from building 'bad' but nicer bases.
Saying bases that don't optimize for efficiency are "cancer" that needs to be "fought" kind of contradicts this pretty hard, though.SlicingTheMoon wrote:I agree, live and let live.waga wrote:This post gave me cancer and I can't stand psychorigid people.
To each his own I guess ?
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Leon232
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Re: Fighting Cancer in game.
ctopolon4 wrote:why not use https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing for planning?
for some reason that made my head hurt......you used excel to make your map? is that supposed to be a template village?(it didn't seem to have any functionality planned)
anyways! how many grid tiles make up a grid on the map?
