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Scrapping time is purely a function of material return. It's something like 0.5-1.0 seconds of scrapping time per material returned. Brass items in particular have a HUGE return since they're basically the only way to get brass in the game.

So where you might get, say, 50 Iron back from scrapping an iron sledgehammer and it takes 25 seconds, when scrapping a brass radiator you get back say 500 brass, And so it takes a monumental 250 seconds to scrap. (Example numbers)

But on a per-material-gained basis, the scrap time is actually identical among all scrappable objects/materials. It's just how much material you get that changes how long it takes to scrap.

The save is stored locally on the computer. It's too big for cloud saves.

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Originally posted by comet_65cali: Its all about how you play the game, TBH.

You can spec into Master Chef/Iron Gut/Living off the Land, and cook/generate plenty of food if thats what you want to do.

You can not spec into those skills, ignore the vending machines and traders, ignore farming, ignore recipes and just base food/water on looting and foraging if you want more of a challenge.

Or anywhere between the two.

7DTD is pretty open on how you play the game and rarely forces you to pigeon hole into one play-style. If you're presented with an option you dislike, most of the time it can be ignored.

Only thing I wish would come back is the smell mechanic.

Well yes, but then, yo... Read more

Mods are an uncommon way to look for better performance, since they mostly add things to the game. However, I’ve heard of mods that reduce the amount of grass and trees in order to improve performance. I don’t have a link, sorry. If you want to do it yourself, you’d modify biomes.xml.

Moving to Off Topic since this seems to not be a game-related topic.

Originally posted by SylenThunder: I am unclear on what the rant is actually about. Game runs fine on Linux and Mac.

Based is complimentary: a word used when you agree with something, aka the opposite of cringe. And I'm totally young and trendy and didn't look that up on Urban Dictionary, you guys!

Originally posted by Midas:

Originally posted by ⚜ JOST AMMAN ⚜: You're mistaken in thinking the objective is the workbench.

People who play nomadic or play heavily relying on the trader, either find the stuff or buy it, and they'll soon have whatever you can craft with a workbench (often much earlier than you).

I can have a workbench within the first few hours and all the ammo I need after that, but okay.

Without putting points into INT? And completely 100% relia... Read more

I am unclear on what the rant is actually about. Game runs fine on Linux and Mac.

Originally posted by Shurenai: No mobs were taken out for being offensive. What are you talking about? O.o

He misses cheerleaders and nude chicks.

No mobs were taken out for being offensive. What are you talking about? O.o

If you listen to some people, INT is an absolutely worthless stat because you CAN get every recipe without it, and can't even craft top tier gear anyway..

But the answer to your question is 'Yes'. It is perfectly feasible to play and succeed at the game without ever touching INT. It's actually totally feasible to play and succeed by focusing entirely on only one stat tree, even; You don't have to put points in anything except your chosen stat if you don't want to.

But choosing just one tree or refusing to use one specific tree does have it's downsides that you'll have to adjust your playstyle to account for; But that should be expected. In the case of forgoing INT, You're relying on RNG to feed you the things you want, and RNG can be a fickle mistress.

For example it might take you much longer to get vehicles than it would if you went INT; You may never find the recipe for it. Or you may find them at the trader on day 1 and maybe be able to spring the d... Read more

Originally posted by Figgy: I'm not able to test anything Windows, because I don't know any one who owns a Windows system.

I'm on a Mac (there are dozens of us!), but that's one heck of a humblebrag.

Maybe I’m misunderstanding, but there are no hubs. Hub cities are gone since... Alpha 15 or thereabouts? Any remaining reference to them should be deprecated.