venatorvenator wrote:Lesson learned: don't listen to whiners.
My takeaway as well, but whenever I try to take a stand on actually making the game somewhat challenging it's always #seatribeilluminaticonfirmed, #stabbingthecommunityback #Dolchstoßlegende
I guess I shall simply have to harden my heart.
Throw down, its been a blast so far. Went from hating bats (well, being nervous about bats) to loving to hunt the little bastards.
They do seem a bit thick on the ground though.
jorb: I don't want *your* money. You are rude and boring. Go away. Sevenless: We already know real life has some pretty shitty game mechanics, it's why we're here instead. Avu: The end is near it has finally come to pass: I agree with Lunarius... Shubla: There are also other reasons to play this game than to maximize your stat gain.
Don't care if it's dogmen, goblins, lizard men etc. I do love the idea of the camps spawning and advancing in equipment and stats the longer they are left alone.
I'd quite like to see some hostile sea/river creatures, maybe alligators or crocodiles? They could even inhabit swamps and sneak up on you if you're not careful and drop things like their teeth for some kind of curio? Might be fun.
I hope it's wolfs. They spawn alone for now, but further on development when winter is implemented they spawn in packs and get more aggressive. Also why not implement AoE attacks on animals ? Like the bear fear debuff in Salem. This way they could retaliate even when trapped and cheesed by players.
Lunarius_Haberdash wrote:Wouldn't that require actual ocean terrain instead of many many lakes?
Require is such a strong word.
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