Maelstrom

He's busy! Leave him be.

So what project are you and Norm going to do today?

We ARE behaving! badly

Not to mention all that forward and backward time warping from who knows how many temporal storms.

Uhhh.... Are you a lithovore? I'm surprised that ornery blackguard companion of yours would even consider your rock based fare.

Yeah. Mommas be protectin' the kids. Boars will too.

As for your thread title? I, too, get lost in VS. I can easily spend hours that feel only like minutes exploring, battling and building.

I'm sure the support staff will be able to help. Just submit a support ticket in the client area in the menu at the top of any page on this website.

I was thinking cellar farming wouldn't be game realistic due to the size limitation, more than anything else. And as for sky farming? Not very RL realistic, but as for game realism? Yes. Yes it is.

Nope. Got that Godzilla stomping Tokyo vibe for me.

I don't know. Never farmed underground.

Using a cellar just doesn't seem "realistic" for this game. Limited size and two other options are better. Whether using a cellar or just flat dwarven style farming, either will need underground farming to be enabled; iirc, underground farming is disabled by default. The last option, as mentioned, sky farming.

That mountain would be a horrible world spawn.

Peridotite pairs really good with sandstone.

@Metalton That was freaking hilarious!!!! Good show! I assume you play permadeath?

Cellars don't change temps (not that I'm aware of and haven't bothered to look). They change food spoilage rates. But temps also affect spoilage rates independently of cellars.

Farming in hot climates? Either enable underground farming and dig out a room in excess of the parameters for a cellar; oooorrrrrr Build a sky farm. You'll probably have to go up about 75 or 100 blocks, but temps up that high should be sufficiently low enough to farm without heat stroke.

Thaaanks. Now everyone is wolfbaiting that post.

Natural light and presence of wood have the biggest impact on a cellar. Be sure to seal the cellar with a basic door to keep light out. Also do not use wood flooring or walls. Shelves and chest/trunks might have a minor negative impact as well.

Yep. Once rollers are laid out they will not disappear until construction of the boat is completed. I believe it is because the game uses a "micro dimension" to handle creating the boat.

Apparently @LadyWYT admitted to being a dog? just sayin'

They also seem to condense matter into a neutron star level density as carrying a mountain or forest in one's bags is mind boggling to me.

Yeah. Those are funny.

Five blocks is a plenty large enough sample size. In my experience there should be roughly 16 bones and 5 flax fibers at the least. Granted my experience is 1.20 and previously, but I don't see drop rates for bony soil being affeted this much!

Like skimming stones or playing a resonantor near a rift (or during a storm).