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I think of it more as the nutritional value of the food, and not how much my stomach and hold. I haven’t done the math, but if I were eating raw potatoes for instance I might have to eat 100 to get adequate nutrients from them.

Perhaps the game could distinguish nutrition from fullness, by refusing to let you eat with the feedback message “Your stomach is full,” similar to when you try to use a bandage when not bleeding. But it’s probably unnecessary - players are expected to recognize that basic, low quality food can do the job but is inefficient.

Sounds like you're maybe overloading your Vram and causing the game to have issues loading/unloading the long distance textures. 7DTD will tac nuke your vram from orbit if you aren't careful with the settings- The Texture Quality setting alone can take 8gb if you have it at maximum, let alone adding in anything else.

Are you in Navezgane, or a random generated map?

Navezgane traders are still where they were. but random gen maps are always different, and the Pregen maps were re-generated for A19 i believe.

It depends. If the two of you are far away from one another, then each of you are affected only by your own game stage. You will get zombies staged to you, they will get zombies staged to them.

If the two of you are together in a party in a small area, then the game will list your gamestages from highest to lowest then multiply down the line by a diminishing value, then add the multiplied values together.

So, you have 532, your friend has 250..
532 x 1.7 = 904.4
250 x 0.85 = 212.5
Then we add together,
904.4+212.5 = 1116.9, rounded to 1117.

So if the two of you are partied and together, you'll get zombies staged for 1117 gamestage- This might seem unfair, but, honestly, two players working together against zombies is a HUGE benefit that this gamestage multiplication doesn't fully account for.

Anyway, Here is the excerpt explaining it from the gamestage.xml

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Originally posted by Shurenai: Are you posting mod things here in the steam forums? If so that may be the issue.. some modders do linger around or at least check in on the steam side of things once in awhile, but most of the modding community is over on the main forums.

https://community.7daystodie.com/forum/22-game-modification/

I'd second that. There's a stronger modding community over there.

It's a known bug, but not in the way you're thinking. Currently lighting and throwing an explosive also lights the next explosive in line....aka, the one in your hand after you throw the first one.

So no matter how far you throw the first, since you're still holding the second...well..

Are you posting mod things here in the steam forums? If so that may be the issue.. some modders do linger around or at least check in on the steam side of things once in awhile, but most of the modding community is over on the main forums.

https://community.7daystodie.com/forum/22-game-modification/

Originally posted by Noed=Gay:

Originally posted by Shurenai: The world of 7DTD is the end result, it's what follows a literal world war 3 where all the countries went to war, nuclear strikes were sent everywhere; Major population centers are simply Gone, What remains are primarily backwater areas in the middle of nowhere, like Navezgane county- There's a reason Navezgane is ringed in by radiation, and why there's a sprawling wasteland full of mines, and why there's military bunkers and encampment...

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Originally posted by Noed=Gay:

Originally posted by restarter: i mean do we know that the whole world is dead? no.
Would people send airdrops to survivors trapped in a zombie infested town? maybe.

would they send some empty jars and a few ears of corn some 9mm ammo and a stone shovel? maybe if they were plentiful on fuel and just want to troll you

"haha you ran all that way for some crap items. jokes on you , sucker"

ye no world doesnt survive nukes cuz if someone nu...

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Originally posted by Noed=Gay: And if not,y is there nothing about that some part of the world might be alive and could be possible to get to.If ur gonna do something do it properly

Literally the opening quests make mention of the White River settlement, which, yknow, is a place of alive people that are in fact not zombies.

I'll grant that white river is not yet actually implemented into the game- But there IS mention that you are in fact not the only other living person in the world. (Also the traders, Also the people who bury the supplies you dig up for the trader, and the people who leave courier satchels for the fetch quests; Also the people that issue those note quests, Also the Duke of Navezgane mentioned in the piece of paper you start the game with, Also the people who buried the secret treasure you find via maps, crazy jake and his clan, and more, and more. . .)

Originally posted by Black Metal Chris: anyone know if they plan on doing this soon?

Asked and answered so many times now it's not funny. Yes, once the game is closer to release, and the modding system has been finalized.

Originally posted by Black Metal Chris: ALSO ANY WAY TO FIX THE LAG AND OPTIMIZATION ISSUES? thnx

This is relative to your PC. Game runs just fine on a grand majority of systems that meet the recommended requirements, and don't have a lot of bloat.
Most optimization is done in Beta, and we aren't there yet.

Originally posted by Lumpus: I think Super Corn was removed from the game entirely in A19.0.
/there are mods that restore this though

Super corn is still in the game. IT just not useful as food now, which many people freaked out about, even though it's now farmable glue instead.

Originally posted by Crater Creator: Sylen’s got the technical answer, but it does beg the question if the game should work this way. I’m with CoinSpin: seems like an oversight that’s never come up in formal testing. I’d file a bug on the official site - it should be an easy correction to make.

IMHO it should not. Traders should not be hostile either. It's a little annoying to have to use a mod I wrote to make them non-hostile so server admins can use them in "hostile-free" zones that they set up using their server tools.

Originally posted by Seftak:

Originally posted by CoinSpin: I agree, Sylen hit the nail on the head with the way the game code treats the air drop.

Marking the air drop as an entity is fine, but it really needs to be tweaked to be treated like the inanimate object it is, not like a player/zombie/NPC. That makes no sense, it should be treated more like a storage box or something to that effect. Other unique loot piles that disappear after being emptied aren't shredded by your turrets, and the sup...

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