River Oak

cast iron fences and lamp posts, my beloafed, the true end game decoration items

i haven't played any of the story yet and don't intend to until the entire thing is finished, but my pet theory is that the Seraphs are like the Wizards from The Lord of the Rings; Angels sent by God to fix things but without any memory of being angels because that would be over-powered or something.

This has me wondering how might a potter's wheel be incorporated into the game? I can't really think of a way.

You might be interested in whatever Project Glint ends up turning into.

I've been enjoying watching Davamoose lately.

I'm hopeful that the future update that will add horses will also add all this, and considering the creator of the horse mod that includes a genetics system was brought onto the team, I'd say it's pretty likely.

The game has many equators rather than just one. >in a default world 1024000 blocks by 1024000, there are 5 equators.

Then why are you still here? Go play a different game and lurk a different forum if you don't care about this one.

Imagine risking a forum ban over sandwiches. Good Lord, calm down.

Beams can be used to stop cave-ins, but they don't work to stabalise soil.

please do not beat me

This thread prompted me to look try look into copper refining in the middle ages, I ended up downloading a few papers but haven't read them yet. I did though, come across something called the "Saiger Process" as a way to extract trace amounts of silver from copper ore (chalcopyrite, not currently in game but irl can sometimes be found with native copper) and lead ore (galena which can even spawn silver ore in game). Basically, silver likes to stick to copper and especially lead, and in the 1400s, some smart cookies figured out a way to extract that silver rather than let it stay as a contaminant. What they do is melt copper and lead together and let it cool in cake moulds. The copper and lead will separate and the silver will move from the copper to the lead. The silver+lead is then reheated and oxidised and somehow doing that in a cup made from bone-ash causes the silver to drop out of the lead. ( https://hmsjournal.org/index.php/home/article/view/154 ) I think it would be cool if metallurgy was expanded on and this processes and others like it could be added. I also think it's really cool how I keep seeing and thinking of things that would be cool to add and end up going down a rabbit hole looking into them.

Whenever there's an incident with a video game, or any product, that causes lots of drama, I just remember all that's happened over at Blizzard, and how despite all of the terrible things related to that company, two half decent expansion packs for WoW was enough to bring the player numbers back up as high as ever, like none of it ever happened. None of this actually matters. Those who like the game will play the game, those who don't wont.

Why would it be too complicated for vanilla? That doesn't sound too different from the way crops work.

nice effort post

>The official response wasn't posted on the official forum. I'm disappointed but not at all surprised.

Use whatever you think looks nicer

Horses are confirmed to be coming soon™. I'm excited at the possibility of VS becoming the premier horse girl game. So many others miss the mark in so many ways, but VS could be the one.

Not the first modder to add malware to his mod and he wont be the last. It's unfortunate that it keeps happening and I respect those with the knowledge to identify them and call them out.

yep

Eldritch just means otherworldly, which the rust/rot is.We'll see more of it as the story is developed and added to the game.

Could go even further and make them adjustable with a wrench. Which would be kinda weird tbh so maybe a sewing kit instead of a wrench.

I do find it very strange that packed dirt and rammed earth take up the same volume as normal uncompressed dirt

The last page of this thread converted me away from being a bed-spawner (I can't be bothered to read the whole thread)

Apples really do last a long time when stored in a cool and dry place. You just need to pick out the ones that go bad first to stop the rot from spreading and of course eat the softest ones first. I saw it on Tales from the Green Valley, or one of the other experimental archaeology reality TV programs made by the same people.