Game Development: Petrified Reindeer

[maze]

wounds are getting kinda overboard...adding to many. and then having to micro manage a medical cupboard.
They are not very fun. I didn't mind it to much on higher level stuff~ as it kinda off sets it abit and puts a tiny time game on things.
But wounds are defiantly something that turns people away and pisses people off.

I would be more careful with adding more. (Gray seal finger REALLY pisses me off to the point I'll only take the hides and leave the body)

[ricky]

It's a great idea to have early game noob wounds to teach early game noobs about the wound system and how to treat and avoid them, but they should not be as debilitating as current nettle burns. imo a stacking 1hhp wound (which heals fast or is treated easily) is more than enough.

I'm starting to adhere to the idea that many, if not all, actions should have wounds, but not all wounds need to have immediate consequences. Maybe some wounds can be ignored until an untimely interaction with another wound or event.

[DDDsDD999]

Wounds from basic noob foragables are bad in general I'd say, specially if the wounds also give debuffs towards foraging itself.

In this case, by the time you've foraged half of the nettles needed for your starter nettle gear (2 shirts, 2 pants and maybe a hat) the quality of the items you'd be foraging would be down to 1 and your end result would also be lower because of your reduced dex for crafting

Why shit on noobs before they are even at a point where they can forage clovers and get wool for gauze?

I think that nettle burn survival debuff is not good.
In early game, nettles are important for clothes and stuff.
But in early game, you dont have gloves, if picking stinging nettles gives huge survival debuffs, it quickly drops your survival to 1 which is pretty bad.

Will consider.

[jordancoles]

wounds are getting kinda overboard...adding to many. and then having to micro manage a medical cupboard.
They are not very fun. I didn't mind it to much on higher level stuff~ as it kinda off sets it abit and puts a tiny time game on things.
But wounds are defiantly something that turns people away and pisses people off.

I would be more careful with adding more. (Gray seal finger REALLY pisses me off to the point I'll only take the hides and leave the body)

Agree

If there's a wound associated with a certain activity that doesn't heal on its own, I will actively avoid that activity whenever possible.

After this recent addition, people will simply avoid foraging stinging nettles all together if they can help it

[Amanda44]

I think that nettle burn survival debuff is not good.
In early game, nettles are important for clothes and stuff.
But in early game, you dont have gloves, if picking stinging nettles gives huge survival debuffs, it quickly drops your survival to 1 which is pretty bad.

Fair point. Will consider.

Wounds from basic noob foragables are bad in general I'd say, specially if the wounds also give debuffs towards foraging itself.

In this case, by the time you've foraged half of the nettles needed for your starter nettle gear (2 shirts, 2 pants and maybe a hat) the quality of the items you'd be foraging would be down to 1 and your end result would also be lower because of your reduced dex for crafting

Why shit on noobs before they are even at a point where they can forage clovers and get wool for gauze?

wounds are getting kinda overboard...
They are not very fun.
But wounds are defiantly something that turns people away and pisses people off.

I would be more careful with adding more.

Couldn't agree more ... it's almost like you don't want people to play this game ...

[Adder1234]

I sure am hyped for nettle picking alts next world!

[kimjungskill]

Yeah, frankly I'm getting sick of wounds in general. You could chock it up to a simple oversight for the nettle burns but it really does beg the question if wounds are getting out of hand. What are wounds like this even offering the game? Midge swarms were annoying enough already imo.

Side note, there looks to be a bug that shows the butchering blood splatter animation when placing dead animals on the ground. This happens with any liftable animal carcass (wild, farmed, skeletons, flayed, etc). The gif is from amber client but I tested it on the default client as well.

[Lunarius_Haberdash]

How long does Nettle Stung actually last?

[jordancoles]

Side note, there looks to be a bug that shows the butchering blood splatter animation when placing dead animals on the ground. This happens with any liftable animal carcass (wild, farmed, skeletons, flayed, etc). The gif is from amber client but I tested it on the default client as well.

Likely intended

[kimjungskill]

Side note, there looks to be a bug that shows the butchering blood splatter animation when placing dead animals on the ground. This happens with any liftable animal carcass (wild, farmed, skeletons, flayed, etc). The gif is from amber client but I tested it on the default client as well.

Likely intended

Well it happens on animal skeletons too so I would assume one of the two scenarios aren't intended.