RetroTekGuy

I've been subbed to this guy for years now, Never ceases to amaze me. He lives in Queensland Australia somewhere out in the middle of nowhere. A tip also turn on closed captions so you can see his commentary on things. You'll definitely learn a lot!

Ahhh! gotcha!

Bout to start trapping animals n such for farms but I was just wondering. How do they (say chickens for example) survive in the wild? When I trap chickens in a fenced off area do they start automatically starving until I put a trough down with grains etc or do they just happily feed off grass (and presumably bugs)? What are the general rules with keeping wild livestock

Nothing is technically hard in this game but you get out what you put in. It's a real effort to get to steel and learning the mechanics behind it. The "hardest" part I guess you could say is finding the required materials for it. Sometimes the can be just flat out refuse it to you.

Thinking of dipping my toe into MP for the first time. Does anyone know of any good Aus servers?

This way the developers get all the proceeds for their work. If they were actively developing the game on Steam, Valve would take a ridiculous cut. On here at least they have total control. A game like Vintage Story with the developers and community it has wouldn't benefit from Steam exposure. Steam is a very loud peanut gallery.

I don't know if this will fix anything obviously but I noticed in your settings screenshot the optimize ram isn't set to anything. This needs to be set to "Optimize somewhat". Have you tried different fullscreen settings and trying to limit the FPS to your refresh rate?

Excellent work! Keep at it

If this game works on the Steam Deck I'm officially buying one. No idea if the game actually supports it tho and I hope someone here has the answer because I'm genuinely interested!

Now see THAT! I love the idea of, Having different season houses and farms during that time of year. I feel like on default settings it would be a little rushed. Glad I made the change, just need to pay attention to what seeds I have

I've decided to give Days per month 30 a go. Just wondering if theres anything I should know from someone who's maybe done this before?... I don't really like the idea of seasons passing in such a short time but I'm only worried about the effects it will have on crops and their growth times if any.. Thanks for any info guys!

That's definitely not normal... These are my specs GPU : Nvidia GeForce 2070 Super PSU : Corsair 750w MOBO : ASRock H310CM-HDV CPU : Intel Core i5 9600K RAM : Crucial 16GB 2133mhz SSD : Samsung 860 EVO 1TB OS : Windows 10 64-bit Sliders on max at 2560x1400 I get 70-90 fps. It definitely sounds like one or a combination of mods you're using might be causing some issue. Only way to solve that is deactivate 1 mod at a time and load back in and see if anything improves. Hope you solve it

So all in all it's probably better to wait. I know it's fun to just keep playing but the way my brain works I have trouble doing things that require a lot of time but then ultimately don't stick around. So it's hard for me to sink time into this game knowing all of it will be deleted basically. I love long lets plays. Hopefully 1.20 isn't too far away because it's shaping up to be the biggest update yet.

Bugger. I was kinda hoping it worked like "that other game" Go to new chunks, Get new stuff etc. Okay I'll wait till 1.20 drops

Hey guys. So I'm sure we're all very eagerly awaiting 1.20 but in the meantime I'm one of those people who doesn't want to start a new world right now because I'm worried about when 1.20 will drop and potentially all my time is "wasted". I don't like restarting often I might do 2 playthroughs a year because I like to keep them as long as possible. What are the chances that your current world will be compatible with the next update do you reckon?