Teh Pizza Lady

No one on twitch plays Sims 2 either.

Careful... you're close to telling me you know nothing about VS aside from what you see on the surface. I don't recall recognizing you as any source of truth. You are a YouTuber, see, and the last one we had come through here got himself banned after starting many arguments and fights by insisting he was the only one with the truth, so please understand that when I take any opinion you have about one of my favorite games with a mountain of salt, it's not personal. We've only just been down this road before and gotten burned. So forgive me if I seem dismissive. It because I am. We tried to help. You got rude and nasty just like the last guy. End of story. Change, or leave. Your choice. Or go eat some pizza and come back when you're feeling better.

Also, my least utilized mechanic in the game is mining up those decorative blocks. I enjoy picking away at the blocks, but I don't tend to do a lot of chiseling, because when I do it's more for architectural things and less artistic. Finer details are not my thing when it comes to sculpting with voxels. As a hunter, my most favorite is animal husbandry because it makes gathering the meat for pizza toppings SO much easier!

I'm curious. Please read the two questions and answer as truthfully as you can.

It's also for sleeping

From what I can tell diving into the game code, there are certain levels of comfort that cause your hunger to raise or lower. Being outside on a cold day will certainly raise your hunger rate, but I haven't found the exact line of code that computes the hunger rate based on that condition. All I can say is to record it happening so we can see the exact conditions you're experiencing in-game. Maybe there's something you're we're not figuring out that we would see in a video because you didn't know to mention it.

Do you have a lot of ground storage in your SP world? My PC bogs down a bit when there's a lot of ground storage about. It was a known issue for a while, so there may be something that wasn't quite fixed right just yet. If you MP world is fresh, that would also account for the improved performance, since there's not a whole lot going on yet.

This... I made this mod. Your post is why I did it. so annoying. The more you eat, the more you will be able to eat. just don't eat too much or you will get fat and slow. At least if you get fat, you'll be able to survive the winter a bit better, so there's not all drawbacks to it. Anyway enjoy the mod. Let me know if you want anything added to it and I'll see if I can figure it out.

You may have better luck just fencing them in with 100 or so fences. Extend the fence and place a food trough in the extension and when the cows are distracted, trap them in. See crude MSPaint drawing: Solid line is initial fence. then build dotted line. Knock out line with X. When cows are distracted with new food trough, remove old one and add new dotted line fence. Remove original fence.

A bucket or barrel should work.

I play with a blackguard who salivates every time she walks past the pig pen

Don't bother... we just found out that they actually cannot be trapped by the bola. So it seems one of the two mods updated for that. Either way, happy hunting!

the Bola mod is a godsend. There's a funny story with that... A friend of mine and I are starting a new world. The spawn is pretty dismal. Gravel, cliffs, and low quality soil. She's arguing for a mulligan. I'm holding out hope that the next hill is hiding a utopia of survival content. Then I spy a cow in the trees, quick make a bola and some spears. Throw the bola. The cow is pinned. It's a bull, actually, which means more meat! MOOOO! And I'm staring at the death screen. Turns out he had a roommate just around the corner who was none too happy with me for pinning his best bud with the bola and poking him with spears. All my friend sees is me getting gored to death and then SERVER WILL SHUTDOWN IN 10 SECONDS. She laughed.

You have just given me a new mod idea...do you mind if I take a stab at making this happen?

I don't think the argument was whether it was game breaking or not but more that it shouldn't exist. Fixing it has side effects, for sure, but when I think about it, I want to play a game that doesn't have bugs and exploits like this.

Running has no effect once the bug is triggered.

It is if you're playing wilderness survival and you suddenly don't have to eat for days due to said bug. It feels really game-breaking and takes half the challenge away, especially in those less-forgiving environments. It's personally a big deal to me because it forced me to write a companion mod to my Expanded Stomach mod to keep it from breaking. That's why I'm so passionate about it getting fixed. But others have pointed out how it breaks the harder difficulties of the game when you can eat a single flax grain and not need to eat again for a long time after.

You should be able to use the /worldconfig command again and change the value. /worldconfig lungCapacity 40000 40,000 is the default value btw, so setting it to 20 will cause you to drown instantly. After you change a server config, you have to restart it for the configuration to take hold. The configs are, unfortunately, read once when it starts up. Not sure how to fix that without some serious hacking of the game code.

brb remaking this picture with brown hair.

No I'm Teh Pizza Lady

the forge-welding temperature of steel is between 1200 and 1300 C, which is why I listed those fuels specifically. You don't need to melt it, just forge it.

You can use Black Coal, Anthracite, Charcoal, or Coal Coke to reach the temperatures necessary to perform this task. However, I think a bellows with a crank that you can attach to the windmill should be necessary at this point to get the steel hot enough to do this, but I think it should be possible!

yeah I edited my post to clarify that before you replied LOL

@BMiBudzYT Let me ask you this. If you had paid $30 for Minecraft as it is now without any mods, would you feel cheated? (BTW, around here, we call it The Other Block Game or TOBG for short. It's a little bit like He Who Shall Not Be Named.) TOBG world gen has a LOT of biomes, sure, but under the dirt, it's just the same basic stone types with no rhyme or reason until you start getting deeper where you'll encounter tuff and deepslate. BTW, Tuff and Deepslate didn't come around until the Caves and Cliffs updates, well after the game's initial release. Also TOBG will place snowy biomes next to desert-like biomes sometimes and that leaves a funny feeling in the back of my brain that I don't really like very much. TOBG doesn't have ruins, but it does have villages dotting the landscapes. Vintage Story doesn't really have much in the way of villages, because of <story spoiler> and <story spoiler>. However there are traders that dot the landscape which offer different kinds of goods depending on what kind of trader they are. TOBG doesn't have a map. TOBG doesn't have native mod support for things like Tinker's Construct. TOBG doesn't have story chapters and rich lore filling the landscape, just Steve, Alex, and a handful of other characters with no real connections or reason for existing. Is it really worth its price? Or do we place artificial value on it because of the nostalgia and memories? FWIW, TOBG costs more in my country at $30 than Vintage Story does at $20. Do you still feel cheated? I feel cheated by TOBG! The mob votes were hijacked and didn't make any sense (just implement them both. Why are you taking Microsoft's money for this?), features were promised and then never implemented (again, what is MS paying the devs for???), and... there is no official mod support and the game will warn you away from modding if you try it. I like VS way better. BUT, I had to get used to it. There are things that are similar. There are a LOT of things that are different. Ore processing, farming and crop rotations. Regional weather -- it can rain in one location but not in another... rain is not server-wide! Crafting is vastly different and a lot of things are trying to move away from the 3x3 crafting grid. I think it's important, also, to understand that what you got was an incomplete game just like I got when TOBG was still in beta and I paid $16 USD for a game with no map, world gen that didn't make sense, no mod support, and no lore. I would challenge you to do this: Get a base established. It doesn't have to be anything fancy, just a dirt hut or a hole in the ground with a crude door over the entrance to keep the creepy crawlies out. Don't wander too far from spawn for reasons I'll explain later. If you don't like your start, just mulligan until you find a map and spawn you like. Make sure you tweak the map generation to be full color, too! A good map spawn will have open terrain, enough rain so you don't have to water your garden every day, nearby trees, and plenty of reeds around to start building the basics Get used to marking everything on your map, clay, surface ores, fruit trees, animal spawns, etc. Even cool features that can be used as a reference. Make yourself reed hand baskets to carry all your stuff and upgrade them to backpacks as soon as you can. Gather the surface ores until you have enough copper to make a pickaxe and a hammer. (you will need 40 nuggets) Make a tin bronze pickaxe. Start the story (by trading that pickaxe to a treasure hunter trader for information concerning said story) Find the first story location and complete it. It generates roughly 5000 blocks from spawn, so if you wander too far in search of a good base location you might end up having to travel further... but that's up to you to decide if it's worth it. Then decide if the $30 was still too much. The devs have been very lenient and understanding if you truly dislike their game. Also consider joining the official discord and getting to know the community there. A lot of us hang out and just shoot the breeze, but we also discuss the game and try to answer questions. We can be a weird bunch but we're a solid community. Also that video made me giggle, just a little.

stop being smarter than me.