Originally posted by NoMan: https://7daystodie-servers.com/No offense, but this site is junk. The voting system is so easily abused it isn't even funny.
Originally posted by NoMan: https://7daystodie-servers.com/No offense, but this site is junk. The voting system is so easily abused it isn't even funny.
Originally posted by JimmyIowa: In addition to the mod slots as previously mentioned, the durability is usually an important factor in the early game. Because the glue for repair kits is often a severely gating resource in the early game. You will get twice as much material mined between repairs with the q4. I definitely go for the higher quality instead of an extra point or 2 of of damage.The is the main reason for upgrades. Increased durability and less frequent use of repair kits.
Originally posted by Uncle Al:Aye.. The message you quoted was sent in A18, though. So. At the time, what I stated was valid. :)Originally posted by Shurenai: Of note here, some shapes can only be crafted at a table saw- Wood wedge can be shape menu'd; Wood wedge tip requires a table saw.
Unless it's changed again:
"The table saw can not be crafted and is no longer needed to craft any recipes"
is in the A19 release notes.
Originally posted by flyingdeathmonkee: i hope not for a few months; i want to finish exploring my current map before i have to start over.You will have the option to lock into the current version. Just because a new release comes out, doesn't mean you have to get it automatically.
How their weapons will work has not be determined.
Originally posted by vgifford: Yes, conditionally. You need light for everything except Mushrooms.To further clarify, You need Sunlight. Meaning you'll need a window to the sky above your crops- It can have glass in the hole to, yknow, stop zombies from falling down, but it must otherwise have a clear line through to the sky. And the light spreads a few blocks in any given direction from the place it lands.
Originally posted by vgifford:Read moreOriginally posted by Shurenai: Nope. There's no way to fill that gap that exists between the terrain and blocks.Didn't placing and r...
But there's some alternatives you can take to bridge the gap. You can use the Plate block to bridge it as it's fairly thin, Or an even thinner option is the Iron Sheet block. But it may not look visually appealing to you...still, worth giving it a look as it'll give you a smooth surface to walk on when entering the door.
Originally posted by TheChoccoBiccy09:Read moreOriginally posted by Shurenai: Nope. There's no way to fill that gap that exists between the terrain and blocks.Do you know ...
But there's some alternatives you can take to bridge the gap. You can use the Plate block to bridge it as it's fairly thin, Or an even thinner option is the Iron Sheet block. But it may not look visually appealing to you...still, worth giving it a look as it'll give you a smooth surface to walk on when entering the door.