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Navezgane map is static. It does not change. There is snow in the entire northern section.

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Originally posted by vgifford:

Originally posted by Ron TicklePuff:
Nope. lol If you play and have someone play the same server within the same house hold or even LAN you'll see it. I had no idea it was that bad as I've only played online with friends from other places, Never in house. Then I asked around on servers, It was in fact that bad. People just don't speak on it much as you can't tell til you do what I've did. The animation delay is petty bad. I could look at the ground quick on my screen,...

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This was discussed at length not long ago.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/251570/discussions/0/2967272318178632215/

Originally posted by Ratsan:

Originally posted by Crater Creator: This is a common misconception. You can make an underground base. What’s changed is that zombies can dig now. Specifically, they’ll dig down if you’re below them. They won’t dig under a wall if you’re both on the same level.

Actually they do and they will dig under walls even if I am above them. I have seen them go to a nearby POI and start bashing the walls and/or digging under it for no reason I can figure out othe...

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Originally posted by Ming:

Originally posted by Zordrage:
so they wont gonna attack my Door way above me but straight start Digging down totally ignoring everything i build above ?

If they know you are there (and the blood moon horde always does) then they will take the path of least resistance. If that means beating down your door and coming down your ladder to get you. They will. If it means digging through 20 layers of dirt and rock to get you. They will do that instead. Which ever ...

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This is a common misconception. You can make an underground base. What’s changed is that zombies can dig now. Specifically, they’ll dig down if you’re below them. They won’t dig under a wall if you’re both on the same level.

What this does is put underground bases on a more level playing field with above ground bases. Before, underground bases rendered the player completely unreachable - in other words, infinitely safe for a nominal effort. That breaks the design goals of the game, e.g. that the Blood Moon horde should be nontrivial for those that choose to play with it on. So they fixed it to where it’s possible for zombies to reach you underground (as well as on stilts, and other base setups the zombies couldn’t handle before).

Now we have an adjustable scale in the settings for how much block damage zombies can do. Instead of a binary where zombies can tear through x but are totally stumped by y, we start with the premise that zombies can get t... Read more

This thread is 3.5 years old. Please use the Meeting Room sub-forum to find players.

Dieser Thread ist 3,5 Jahre alt. Bitte verwenden Sie das Unterforum "Meeting Room", um Spieler zu finden.

Originally posted by Ming:

Originally posted by Confector426: Look, I understand the heat map, but seriously. I didn't even have time to place down 4 blocks to try and start building a house without getting a screamer every 30 seconds.

That's just way over the top. If they want to force us to a nomad only playstyle, then they need to remove crafting altogether.

As it is, the game is unplayable to me unless i find a way to tone this down without killing the entire idea of the g...

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Originally posted by Mastercow: Back before water was reworked, it was possible to make water elevators. Emptying a bucket of water from a high altitude would cause the water to duplicate on the way down, and you could ride the tower of water up and down

Fun times

I imagine that would still work if you built an enclosure and then poured in multiple buckets of water. The problem would be that your swimming speed is absolutely terrible now.

Possible cause for most of this. Your ping to the server is higher than 50ms.

With that said though. It's probably a good thing this isn't designed to be a PvP game.

I got to day 120 or so for Alpha 19. I want to finish up my base all neat and tidy and make a nice video about it, but my attention keeps getting drawn elsewhere.

That's a lot of questions. If you want to know the answers for sure, you can locate your Config/items.xml file. All attacks are initiated by an item, whether a real item like a stone spear you wield (meleeWpnSpearT0StoneSpear) or an imaginary 'item' like meleeHandZombie01, which is what a basic zombie attacks you with. You can deep dive into the entity damage and various possible status effects from every attack in the game.

Originally posted by Мой господин: Жду альфу 20

That's a valid option too, though you're still going to have similar gamestage limitations.

No, and there are TWO active threads with questions, answers, tips and information. One is still on the first page even.

A19 Performance

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You could go to the game’s properties -> betas tab and switch back to Alpha 18.

It’s most likely that the information you researched referred to the console release, which is a separate beast. See the Console Talk sub-forum for more details.

Read the Pinned thread on how to report an issue, and follow the instructions. Will need logs from pastebin.

You also might take a stab at reading some of the other Pinned topics for troubleshooting tips.

Unfortunately, the devs don’t like the idea due to A) the performance impact of a bunch of animals hanging around in the same spot (in contrast with zombies, which one way or another die soon after spawning); and B) a desire for the player to “get off your ass” and explore the map instead of having everything they need at their base.

Originally posted by vgifford: Why does everyone deliberately TRY to cheese the AI. Why not play the game as intended?

I want to point out that no one in this thread has talked about trying to cheese the AI, and you’re at risk of debating a straw man. The OP was asking if certain cheesiness has been fixed.

Originally posted by SylenThunder: Wait, you only explored a fraction of the map, and made a baseless assumption based on that? There are at least three different types that I can think of off the top of my head, but the actual number is probably closer to five or six at a minimum.

A baseless assumption, you say?
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