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I would think, they’d be a “chilling” of shiver, cuz you’d shiver when cold, but I’m sure other could come up with better names. also included drifters, bowtorn, Dave’s, and/or locust if you wish.

It’s missing tier 4 shiver spawning on top of you during a temporal storm (you’re on less then 1hp from the first chilling/gaggle/group of shivers).

Or just throw a bunch of bees at em.

I personally when mining ore, can just away with 7x7 as long as there’s a piller of unmined blocks in the middle, and making sure there’s not one gap bigger the 3 blocks between pillers. Though it can cause problems if mining up, since you’d be breaking an unstable block.

I think someone been playing too much project zomboid B42, and that it’s unrealistic my stick found in the middle of the forest should break before my triple harden steel axe head, when it’s really just realistic, as my stick I found in the middle of the forest, was one blessed every god one may or may not believe in.

Am I the only one who likes the cartoonish look of the redesign? I mean the most loony toon things happen in the game.

I think what I’ll do is what LadyWYT said and probably make it slimmer. I’ll also try to make it more proportional to the handle to fit my hand, so if the handle .3 meters, (about of 1 foot) in the game I’ll shrink it down to fit my hand, then shrink the blade proportional to that, so I will image the blade will be half a meter ish, roughly 2 feet. now sadly I won’t be able to get a piece of metal thick enough, and I’m no blacksmith, so I’ll use the sheet metal flax blade as a guide to crave a flax blade out of foam, or something, and hopefully that’ll trick the drifters until I get a real one. I can also uses the sheet metal flax to create a mold, but don’t have enough metal (nor parents permission, they don’t believe in the rust world invasion) so the fake replica will do for now.

It’s just a piece of scrap sheet metal, and while this is roughly 75% the actual size, it’s still too big. It’s roughly 30 inches long stright across. I think I would want to do 20-24 inch’s instead though. This why you done use 5 units of metal lol. if I were to try again should it be more realistic, less blocky, or keep the blockyness

Well if remember from what others have said, they’re not a crop native, and weren’t introduced to Europe around towards the end of the Byzantine empire (Roman’s 2.0), which is roughly when the lore takes place purely because of the item, the Byzantine crown. Though this falls apart since there been other crops not native or introduced after then have added, though I don’t remember which ones.

This did not age well.

A gun would probably me more of alternate, rather then upgrade. It’s just a tube with some strips and nail. Not expensive, and guns back then were very inaccurate, it would be more of a quick pull out broomstick, rather then a bow replacement.

I thought of it as “semi realistic” but also balanced, dishes are design to be stack on top of each other when empty, but you don’t stack plates on plate of food because theres no space, you put in a container (such a crock, or pot) and grab what you need onto a dish and leave the rest. The meals are also sloppy, they’re not just on big piece, like cook meat, bread, or slices of pie (how does the saraph able to make filling that don’t spill that isn’t pumpkin, no idea). there’s also balancing, meals are much better then regular food since they pause hunger, which depending on what your doing, can easily be hundreds of free saturation before your saturation barbs tart decreases, but to compensate, you can only hold 4-6 meals per inventory slot + 1 meal and slot for the bowl. Non-meal food doesn’t have this but can stack, so you can eat more food but each food doesn’t get you as far. as for liquid in containers, they do stack, which I feel is more for convince, but I mean if you wanted to you can carry serval buckets of milk, honey, or juice that only 1-2 slots. summery meals take more inventory, and are less efficient for saturation per slot, but saves food, more ideal for trips you know exactly how long it gonna to take, and can reasonably go back home for refill (working at base, supply runs), while stacked food take up less space and are more efficient saturation per slot, but cost more food, more ideal for unknown length of time (exploring, caving)

did it, got iron, didn't like it. ill just bring a 6 bars worth of nuggets, enough for tools, try out quenching and tempering, and to flex with a black bronze anvil cuz why not.

I’m someone who hates easily gotten/given valuable stuff. Recently I finally made my first windmill, and had plans to plate black bronze armor which I would use to get armor, but soon after making starting, I decide to go on a quick adventure, didn’t even really prospect the area, just went down cave, hopping for ruins, then boom, 2 veins of iron not that far deep in the cave, and iron veins, are humongous compared to copper veins. Now I have no reason to make that plate armor, as it would make more sense to just skip it, and make iron armor. What do I do? Do I just accept it, or should I just take a little bit, and then after doing, like, the first chapter I may get the rest? double also, reason why this isn’t a question, does anyone else feel the same sometime, or anyone story’s with similar experiences. This would just be in humorous story’s but it not funny, just very unluckily lucky.

WHY DO I HEAR SAW BLADES Average day, was in need for some resin, and thought, huh I should bring over stuff for the translocator while I’m out grabbing resin, and see where it bring me, so I bring my mining gear, just incase asides torches, thinking it would just a quick in and out. However, on my way, I noticed that one of resin trees on my way didn’t have any resin, thus where I was going, wouldn’t have any respawned resin, not wanting to waste my prep, only traveling 50 blocks from the base, decide to just go to a nearby cave which I know has copper, which I’ll need to make some black bronzes plate mail, so I don’t die to the teir 3 monsters when I get iron. double however, I’m very lazy, and don’t bother putting away the translocator stuff, and don’t grab any torches. It was going fine as dandy, found some copper, little bit of bismuth, and saltpeter and more copper down a steep section. Sadly that other bit of copper was gaurded by some locust, and then a teir 3 drifter showed up, and I thought “I’d just come back later, let me just deal with theses guys rq so I can grab m- BZZZZT …what was that?” And then Mr. Sawblade showed up, didn’t know that existed until now, and I was running out of light to fight and I didn’t bring any torches to run, so my one chance to get out was to jump over everyone, grab my lantern, and do that again. Turned out how’d you expect, got 2 shotted and now that’s tomorrow problem. And as of today it is now tomorrow, wish me luck (should honestly be easy).