Cool Vibe

[NeutronCoffee]

I started a new world with large amounts of water in-between land and it is such a unique vibe compared to the normal vintage story playthrough. Started on a smaller island with a large cavern system with ruined rooms and glow worms ( never seen these before ). I highly recommend it

[idiomcritter]

just curious what settings were used to create the map you did?

[nwildner]

I'm curious too...

Please post the settings you've used in your world generation.

[cllrofwar]

I’ve been playing this way also. It really ups the sense of adventure for me, especially with the game set to a tropical climate! I feel like I’m stranded in the Caribbean or something! 

[Cetasaya]

Tried to take a screenshot of my curent world's settings but windows is a terrible OS as we all know and the print screen function doesnt want to cooperate if I need to have control of the cursor to show information like the menu selection screen does to show wolrd settings.  Too lazy to actually properly find/remake ithem.

The relevant settings for a lone survival island run like mine in VS are;

Landcover: ~0% 

Landcover scale: 400%

Upheaval rate: 0%

Landform scale: 300%

Im not 100% sure but I think the four settings are literally just min, max, min, max.  Could easily be wrong though and wouldnt be surprised.

If you min and max each of these settings in any configuration you'll always get very interesting and unique worlds.

 

Nothing on the horizon.  Completely isolated and missing a LOT of resources.  Trader wants to sell me clothing.  The flippant, mild desdain and disgust that Vintage Sory always has for us and that we all crave but with a good heaping of extra suffering and pain. 

Bois.  I think im finally doing an unga-bunga flint only playthrough.  Cause copper has seen my search history and has taken the kids.

I am a dirt eater.  I deserve desolation and squalor.  Harder daddy. 

Edited May 30, 2025 by Cetasaya

[NeutronCoffee]

[NeutronCoffee]

sadly dont have the world anymore but I THINK the settings were these