KahvozeinsFang

Yep there is a vanilla command to allow partial or full privileges on a claim on a per player or group basis. I've used it for letting my niece do whatever she needed in my claim public server. I also had a tavern/pub that I set to public use only. I just needed to use locks on doors for areas I didn't want people to go

I didn't even know the devs or possibly YouTubers play TOPs. I mostly started playing on it because it had more than two people connected at a time, no horrible mods to have to deal with and it wasn't likely to just go offline never to be seen again.

I'll also add, I've played TOPS. Connecting from North America, the experience was not good. The ping was horrible. Riding an elk was faster than the server could load terrain. So I had to stop every chunk and wait 30 to 45 seconds for the next chunks to load.

Many people don't like to join just any random server. I definitely wouldn't. Because I don't want to play with magic or dragons. Or have to deal with some guy in a basement on a power trip. This is the only multiplayer game I've ever played that has ONE official server. I play another indy game that has official servers for almost every continent. Totaling around 20 or 30 servers. They can get bulk deals with many server companies. Or even promote a company as an "official VS server provider" there are lots of things that can be done instead of have a single official server. As for server moderation, they can have volunteers from the community do it. That's exactly what Keen Software House does with the above mentioned 20 or 30 servers for their game Space Engineers.

Use multiple campfires. I cooked 64 flint between 4 campfires and it didn't take too long. And don't get too far away, you'll lose all your preheating progress. This might be a bug though. Also, for some reason peat heats the stacks much slower than coals. It was like one degree every few seconds. It even felt like it was getting slower the closer it got to 900c. As soon as it got to like 850c I switched to brown coal and it started to speed up.

When I first bought this game in 2024 I joined a non-modded server and it was July on the server. I was able to get one harvest in before any cold damage to my crops. Now in my single player world in 1.22 I found lots of seed and planted them no later than the 7th of May. As of today I'm in mid November and only been able to harvest some turnips so far. It certainly takes longer than the missing 10% of time they "fixed". Every growth stage uses nutrients which in turn slows down growth speed. I think it shouldn't be a hard requirement to use fertilizer just for one harvest a year. Especially with all the extra grain we'll have to be planting now.

They definitely don't. Not without fertilizer anyway. My Flax is at 8/9 and down to 29% growth speed.

I really don't see a problem with using AI to make a mod or art for a mod page. I've used AI to make some of the cover images on mods I've uploaded to NexusMods. I've had people complaining about it, but my opinion is if they don't like it they don't have to use it. Some people get nasty about it and earn themselves a ban from downloading any of my mods. As for making a whole mod using AI, I've had lots of mod requests and I'd rather someone just use AI to make a mod they want rather than ask me to make it for them. Usually I don't have the time to do it.

I had a similar issue after updating to rc 2. I got it to work by grabbing one of the stacks of cattails out of the crafting grid and then putting it directly back in.

For berries it's a good change. It might even be good for fruit trees later on as well. As long as they leave player planted crops alone I'll be happy

I used to watch Kurrazarh a lot, but then he switched to streaming, so I don't even bother now. Also I watched Ashantin 3 for a while. But her gameplay style of cheating in teleporters just didn't click with me. Now the only person I watch is Solstin, but he uploads so infrequently it really feels like I don't watch anyone play this game anymore Edit: wow I didn't realize it was you posting. I've watch a few of your videos. I think I was subscribed to your channel at one point, but I'm not a fan of Minecraft and I may have unsubscribed because I didn't like YouTube suggesting I watch Minecraft

Or it could be the webRequestTimeout is set far too low. I had this problem and was only able to connect to the Masterserver maybe 1 out of 30 tries. As soon as I bumped up the timeout to 60, it shows a list every time I click "Browse Public Servers".