You guys might want to start contributing to it. Nothing frustrates a new player more than finding information that turns out to be wrong. I'd contribute, but I know nothing.
Well, i help with its setup and stuff the admins need, but we simply do not have the resources for adding the content ourselves currently. Wiki work is extremely timeconsuming.
I found this in the template
{ "CollaborationPreset": "MediumCollaboration", "DifficultyModifiers": { "SpecialtyCostMultiplier": 1.0, "SkillGainMultiplier": 1.0, "SpecialtyExperiencePerLevel": 25.0, "CraftResourceModifier": 1.0, "CraftTimeModifier": 1.0, "PlayerExperiencePerSpecialtyExperience": 0.0 }, "EndgameCraftCost": "Normal" }
The only difference with low collaboration is the skillgainmultiplier? Does that refer to the stars/specialization?
Yes.
Does it also affect the specialty cost distribution? (e,g, 2, 5, 20, 50, 200... soon)
Where is a list of all these settings? The wiki seems to have outdated information.
No, the distribution can not be configured, the cost is affected by SpecialtyCostMultiplier. A full list can be found in the Difficulty.eco.template file.
The wiki is abysmal.
It's astonishingly bad. I think it's mostly because the last major version update redid a whole lot of the recipes, so they practically had to start from scratch, but...that was months ago now.
The wiki is a sole community-wiki, we only provide the infrastructure.
After changing the value, how do you 'update' the existing players? Does it rollback or roll forward specializations?
It was changed in the difficulty.eco file, server was restarted, but nothing appears to have changed in-game.
In the Difficulty.eco you need to change the other values as well, "LowCollaboration" is just a preset used by the Server UI. Sorry, forgot to mention that.
Low Collab equals
"SpecialtyCostMultiplier": 1.0,
"SkillGainMultiplier": 2.0,
As said, I understand that you can apply realism to it, but it doesn't feel realistic, and it most certainly doesn't feel designed to be a realistic hunting sim. Even if I play the patient hunter, have got the right gear to reduce detection range, and wait for the perfect shot I'll still see the doe 'sit' with its head halfway into a tree or meander up and down a sheer cliff.
My only question is if we're going to see some improvements to the way animal AI behaves, or if this is just something we're going to have to deal with.
Yes, one day. It's not a big priority, but there is an AI pass currently worked on though.
You are creating air pollution with your Equipment which leads to ground pollution
This. Air pollutions rains down to the ground, the more rainfall the more ground pollution.
Additionally to the other correct answers of the command and the server ui, you can also change it in the Difficulty.eco config file.
There is no admin command to do that, you might be able to do it with Nid's Toolbox, though. I have no idea how that works, though, as I'm not using it myself.
Originally posted by Deedvax:Not a problem to get into there and steal stuff, though. There is a plentitude of ways how ... Read moreOriginally posted by SLG-Dennis: Because those two are newbie desks, it makes your first room easier.Well you can claim 9 chunks, declaimed the middle one, then build a house on it. 9 Is the minimum, but this is working well for larger building.
Yes, i noticed the exploit, but it's not really an issue as on unclaimed property anyone can still your stuff.
No I wont pay that much money for just developing the game by my self ._.
Well, it's just an option we offer - one that nearly no other game has.
Unfortunately for us doing an ARM version makes absolutely no sense, as it wouldn't be used by any noticeable amount of people and we don't expect it to run any good either.
And how to get them to do something like this?
Not at all, but you can try yourself when you have Dev-Tier package with source code access.
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