metrichealer

Duuuuuuuuude I got even more sick river systems with these settings and mods! Thanks! Edit: Attached the map of my generation.

This looks like the best method so far to get around this. This looks closest to my ideas so far, but it isn't like an immersive story. I feel like migrating worlds is going to be a fact of life in vintage story and I think it'd be cute and fit in the dev's paradigm for the game to have a challenging, adventurous way to do it.

Okay, so, okay - - - it's pretty frustrating to invest so much energy into a worldsave just to have all progress be reset when an epic update comes out. I'd love to see the devs figure out a balanced way to bring items from one safe file to another. Perhaps this could be a mod. I'm imagining an event where the player must collect their most prized possessions and depart the world to have their gear and hopefully their beloved elk come with them. Teleporting as well as timey-wimey craziness from the temporal rifts already exist. Since this would be based on the player's actual progression, I imagine this could occur closer to mid-game. Alternatively the player could be prompted to bury a cache like a chest which they are then forced to prospect to locate in a newly generated world. Multiplayer & Previously Generated Worlds could handle this by transferring the cache data on the client side and then generating the cache in a previously ungenerated chunk. The cache could also generate in a dungeon or event building.

The game let me make 'bismuth bronze' without zinc and wasted all my materials - it won't let me pour this alloy into the anvil mold or any tool mold. I can't find any reference to this trick on any forum or the guide. Did I waste everything? Is it going to give me the materials back as bits if I pour the material into what I can pour it into and then break them up again? *Edit: I see now that I made Brass - Can this be used to still make the right alloy for bismuth?