marmarmar34

Honestly, longevity of a mod as simple as editing one line of code isn't really an issue. I understand wanting it as a preference, but it's far too trivial of an addition. Also, I'd look into how the hunger pause mechanic works if you're worried about running out of food quickly. That mechanic alone pretty much nullifies any sort of hunger modifier, making it a non-issue if you consistently eat large meals. How the hunger pause mechanic works is the more satiety a meal has, the longer you can go without your hunger dropping. In that time, you can wear the heaviest armor, have anything in your offhand, and run around as much as you like within that time period without any risk of hunger loss. Keep in mind that eating multiple low satiety meals doesn't stack the effect, so constantly chowing down on berries isn't going to pause your hunger. I don't have the exact stats on me, but it's definitely something worth considering when going out on any resource runs. I always carry a crock of any sort of stew whenever I plan to explore for the day, and I usually still have leftovers.

Currently, compost is the only viable source of Nitrogen fertilizer, which is insanely expensive and time consuming to make. I suggest adding manure as a byproduct for goats, seeing how their droppings would be the best qualified for fertilizer. If balance is an issue, I suppose the droppings could be put the same process as compost to make manure.

There's primitive fish traps. Would be neat to see something like that implemented!

If something like this would be added, they could do it like how you transport hives and full traps. Let's say when you catch a fish, you can put it in a bucket for live transport. Then you just need a free bag slot to transfer it to your preferred location!

Let's be real, when wooden axles and gears are spinning at those insane speeds, they're more likely to splinter than burst into flames. Also considering the consequences of spontaneous combustion are SIGNIFICANTLY higher than necessary. Let the punishment fit the crime, so to speak.

Lol that's how my playthrough started too! I'd have to pillar up and scare them off with some rocks. After I made bronze brigandine armor, it quickly became a different story.

Sometimes when I'm traveling long distances, I'll randomly start a peat fire for the fun of it. It's pretty funny looking at the map and seeing the land deform days after you set the initial flame.

Trying to make a windmill house entirely out of Brown Bricks.

Sounds like a deposit of Peat Moss caught on fire. Do you have the option that allows lightning to start fires enabled?

Only if the lack of fiber makes it hard for our sarif to poo.

The vastly underestimate what you can accomplish with just flint. That's what you said last time.

All you need is a cooking pot, bowl, crucible, and pick and hammer molds. I highly doubt one can miss a mound of clay while hunting for copper chunks. Hell, even scanning the map for signs of a wetland will net you results.

Holy yummers, that's quite a tasty spawn!

Erm, yes actually. It's a reliable source of consistent copper, flint, and clay. Granted, you're not going to end up with oodles of clay, but you'd have more than enough for the bare essentials.

Clay is definitely an integral resource to have, especially starting out. It's also required throughout every tier of progression. That being said, it's also the simplest to aquire. Newer players don't seem to understand the power panning provides. It will get you flint, copper, clay, and other more rare resources you'd be hard pressed acquiring later on. As long as you are able to find 2 stones for knapping, 1 stick for a tool's shaft, and a tree, you will have access to a wide variety of valuable resources.

I definitely encountered the phantom lighting quite a bit after leaving torches to burn out in caves. They tend to go away after a bit though.

Because it looks cool.

https://mods.vintagestory.at/vsvillage This may be what you're looking for.

https://mods.vintagestory.at/vsvillage This might be what you're looking for.

Im quite confused over the discourse. It's not like VS can't be sold anywhere else if it's on Steam or GoG. As for mods, plenty of games still use third party sites instead of the workshop. Deep Rock Galactic immediately comes to mind. Hell, people still go on gamebanana and moddb to mod valve's own games! It just feels like a bunch of ho-humming. There really isn't a tangible downside to dropping it on other storefronts later down the line.

Very cool that you're showing off knapping! I'd probably use the auto knapping and smithing mod because I can see that cramping me up after a while.

My solution is hop in random caves looking for ruins. There's been instances where crates had limestone or ores that I was looking for. If you find a translocator, it's like 2 ruins for the price of one! That, and the new region may have exactly what you need!

I always see stuff regarding cold resistance and alcohol, but I'll be the outlier and say it should do the opposite! In reality, all it does is make you feel warm, but it's actually cooling your entire body! There are far too many horror stories about people going out to pee in the cold at parties, only to be found dead from hypothermia! It's no joke, and the misinformation needs to be stopped!

Does it spin out and stop? If so, give it some time. It might just be calculating the amount of power it needs before starting again. Other than that, I'm not sure there's any sort of hard cap that causes that to happen.

You can also invest in basket traps for passive meat. Flax grain has terrible satiety, so it's wonderful for catching chickens! Tossing spears into ponds for fish was also my go to early meat resource.