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Ciao, ho provato ad aggiungere DS ma non va. Mi chiedevo se fosse ancora possibile unirsi. Cercavo proprio qualcosa di simile. Grazie!

E per chi non vuole giocare su server ultra-moddati o server di youtuber vari ma trovare un gruppo di amici italiani, c'e' qualcosa?

Your points are valid but the game actually stun the crops for being into the sunlight once the weather reaches certain temperatures. IRL crops enjoy the sun until its torrid, here is a bit different. So it would make perfectly sense to move the crops under a shade, which is not the darkness of a closed space, more like awnings and tree foliage (a semi transparent block). I'm shocked the greenhouse don't protect my crops from either cold nor warm weather as they are currntly cold-stunned. I planted them with a -5 temperature and the greenhouse should give the +5, so any crop cold-resistant until -5 should have been unaffected by the outside cold. The greenhouse is recognized as a room and I got the bonus, still all of my crops had problems. IRL I live in the north of Europe and I can plant anything I want as long as they are protected in my greenhouse and surely carrots and turnips are not much affected by cold if they are planted ouside. That's because I am in the north of a fairly temperate land. I expected somewhat the same in game. I am guessing the altitude is the real factor here. But my crops are not over the top of a mountain, rather on a valley near the lake. As for the climate Idk I moved just 600 blocks north from my spawn, could be still a temperate one. Not having a biome indicator doesnt help in understanding which climate I am in. How do you know for sure? It is certainly not that north to be considered a siberian climate tho. I saw a gameplay of a guy playing the default world as me and he had to move 30k+ blocks to reach deserts and tropical climate to be able to benefit from warmer temperature. Sounds a bit too much to me? Surely there is a middle-range zone and I guessed it was the spawn area but I am not so sure anymore.

I found no other topics about it, sorry if that was already suggested: It would be nice if crops under tree shades would get some heat protection. It would add a lot to the immersion, which is already so nice with the sole fact that we have those shades! not sure if it is doable but still would be cool to have a "+1 from shades" like the greenhouse effect. Also would be nice to have an easily accessible light level monitor command, since it is so crucial for optimal farming. Maybe a tooltip like the "will mature in x days". I would add this feature to every block so one can make sure to build a spawnproof room aswell. I know a mod exhist, but it works with a "highlighter effect" rather than having less invasive and more elegant tooltip. and I think this is a much needed vanilla feature.

Thanks a lot! I was really hurting my head with this. If you pick up the cooking pot, the glue goes on the floor, but once you destroy the pit, the glue dissolves aswell, you cannot click anything with the bowl at this point. You have to click with the bowl on the glue while it is inside the pot on the firepit. and never touch the pot! I should add you have to click multiple times in order to get a full liter into the bowl, which is necessary to get 1 step into the repairing done. 33%/66%/100%. You need to use it thrice in order to be sure to recover the loot intact. So its 3l per object. Works in vanilla perfectly fine with this method!

I tried a bit of chiseling and made a vintage singer sewing machine (the one my grandmother had!) and some stairs! I think I'll convert the pine wood with some other stone and leave only the inlay made of wood, not sure about it!# but I think it is cool for my first try with that new genius mechanic. Endless possibilities!

My first try! Such fun!

It's January in my game and I decided to upgrade my dirt hut finally! I fell in love with this beauty here and tried to recreate it in my first survival ever. Took another reference for the interior and I feel like I managed to replicate what I had in mind entirely! But boy oh boy was that hard to build. And it is only a starter house. Love the challenge! Coming from 10+ years of building on Minecraft... I am amazed at the potential of this game!!! How cool is that I managed to chisel a coop ladder that is fully functional? Cannot wait to get more into chiseling, it is game changing! Love the ancient and medieval vibe this game deliver and the freedom to build whatever I have in mind! I only wish for some more blocks in the future, like inner and outer stairs corners and more variants for some interesting blocks (like the ancient white ones I saw in creative that screams ancient Greece build) but maybe chiseling will solve all of my problems. It is entirely a new concept of building for me. I cannot wait to see where this masterpiece of a game will go in the future! I also cannot wait to repair the treasures I marked and make my spaces more lived in. At some point I am sure I will be inspired to build a castle with a huge armory and an alchemist space with all those amazing ancient scrolls and candles and bottles, but I am loving the historical progression so far! How coul would be to have a secret-passage-library in the future I was wondering? But for now I am just a humble peasant!

yes. I found out myself. But if it's only for building chisel trick is the best way imo.

The potential of this game! Genius ideas, thanks for posting.

After many videos about Hytale and after many mediocre Minecraft updates, after years playing games older than 10+years (apart from Stardew Valley or Terraria) I bought VS today and skipped Hytale. So there's that. Not everyone will prefer that eyecandy childish graphic and enviroment. Graphicwise it is like Minecraft Dungeon I feel, a bit underwhelming. There are people like me who are very nostalgic of past games, where quality of gameplay and artisanal/artistic craft were the focus. Also the amazing retrographic is phenomenal, reminds me of old good days on Ultima Online. There is some Skyrim in it too. There are many old good medieval games that really made my childhood magical. Things in VS like the sounds of chest or items, the soundscape and the very deep and detailed mechanics, the slow pace that let's you focus on meaning and let you rejoice for finding just a shell or a new herb, the satisfaction you feel when you fire the first firepit in the night thinking about how hard was for mankind to get me to play on a PC today, those things sold this game to me instantly. I never felt so excited for a new game in YEARS and I just played a few hours without any goal other than enjoying the little moment. i spent my first night in a roofless mud hut with a firepit and my haybed watching the stars and cooking fish to the sound of grasshoppers, wolves and fireflies. The day was brutal with animals attacking me. When I found the horsetail I was in heaven ahah. I can save and keep going from where I left anytime and for as little or as much I want, it won't take anything back from the experience. It is a mindset problem I believe. Nowadays players want all and fast, need to stream and demonstrate things to others. Casual gamers invaded the market and changed the entire scene from a nice hobby into an industry. Everyone look for money and profits. There are no meaningful relationships anymore. There are no communities out there were I feel people could confront on deep topics and establish meaningful friendships. I praise VS for keeping a little space safe for us nostalgic millennials and such. At least I am finding peace in my singleplayer after many multiplayer delusions. I hope to find a old fashioned community aswell here in the future. Don't feel any urge to try out Hytale or go back to Minecraft lol. Thanks for this gem of a game.