Maelstrom

temp doesn't matter for spoilage rates, iirc. Temp only impacts the seraph.

you have to craft packed dirt (see handbook for recipe) from soil you dig up. I'm questioning myself a bit on the spoilage. Your cellar might not be recognized as a cellar. First - make sure the internal dimensions (air space as previously mentioned) is no more than 7x7x7. If that is true, then where do you see the spoilage rate?

Yes you have a cellar. The spoilage rate is what indicates the cellar is recognized. Cellars do not need to be 7 blocks underground. They just need to be no more than 7 blocks (cubic) internal space built out of dirt or rock material - packed dirt, cobble, etc. Wood does not a cellar make. Increased benefit if you do dig it out of the rocky ground though.

Probably best to sign up for the Discord server. Devs are much, MUCH more active there than here.

There's a mod that reduces/eliminates the camera motion and wavy storm effects. I think it's one of the accessibility mods.

Consider that steam technology is end game mechanics on the roadmap. The devs (all one and a half of them) have a lot of work to go before the game is ready for steam implementation. I expect that oceans, rivers and water content will be added to the game long before steam technology is. Until then we can dream and discuss.

I think there should be base recipes available for all classes with class specific items that provide better benefits. Lighter but more protective armor for the blackguard, warmer clothing for the tailor, etc.

I absolutely LOVE the color suevite gives but frustrated that it has an incomplete block pallet. My first world ended with two stacks of suevite slabs that couldn't be further chiseled the the bricks required for the coveted brick building block.

Do you make ALL stone blocks (like suevite) have all the block variant, such as brick (which suevite doesn't have in vanilla)?

Only problem is that wolf meat cannot be incorporated in meals (unless you're running a mod like Expanded Foods). @DawningYou can throw the wolf meat in a container, let it rot and convert it to compost.

Insect noises as well. Devs don't frequent the forums much, but (to my understanding) are much more active on the Discords. You may want to check in there.

I'd like to see why there is such a high prevalence of meteors. Seems like whatever shattered the world temporally included some kind of massive meteor shower.

I'd like to see a variety of bird sounds in biome specific areas, e.g. meadowlarks in plains, owls in forests, etc. Birds don't have to exist but hearing them would be fantastic!

Or create leaking logs spawning resin?

What's the possibility of creating a world that has a seed hard-coded and iron generation removed as a demo world? This would make a demo that gives pretty much all of the current game mechanics (short of steel) but limits game play to encourage purchase of the game.

Fortunately, that night wasn't apocalyptic level activity, but those three rifts sure made it seem like it was. Unfortunately, I couldn't get bees going before winter, but as you can see I'll be ready to properly light my home once I harvest my apiary (currently a 6x6 grid of skeps).

Didn't realize it was a link to discord. Looked at it on the home puter and excited for what that thing could be.

Could be my employer based machine is blocking the image from loading. I'll take a looky on my personal 'puter when I get a chance.

OMG!!!! ROFLMAO! THAT is hilarious!!! =D

Evil, vile l33tmaan. Posting a broken pic after getting me all excited. *grrrrrr*

Just wait until you have to make fire clay bricks, shingles and refractory bricks.

Have you not encountered locusts?

Never saw such densely packed rifts. Put some torches out to encourage their departure, but that close one hung around for a while.

Thanks. I've never seen a drifter climb down stairs and thought there might be a way to exploit that.

Do you know if drifters climb down ladders?