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No, you're not, but that will be fixed soon.
Oh, to allow people with slow internet connections to play with minimal interference?
No, just that those are typically content mods, changing the game massively, which I do not like and is not very suitable for public servers.
There are a lot of servers using mods, but a lot of them use the same ones and there is a distinct lack of content mods in particular IMO. I find it a bit odd considering how easy such mods are to make technically.
Well, I'm not into content mods anyway :D
As a server admin I generally keep mods limited to stuff that needs no downloading, that's just a general rule of thumb for accessibility.
Interesting opinion. I actually get a way different view overall. It's like the majority of bug and crash reports we get have mods in it. It's not a majority using modded stuff, but it doesn't feel any particulary low amount from our side either.
Well it appears they used it for griefing.
Why would an admin do that? Sigh.
We have a unban command now, I think, so just use that with his username.
It eliminates the additional calorie cost of debris vs. log. It should go from ~60 to ~20 calories per chop.
That's correct.
No supposedly it eliminates the calorie cost of picking up debris. I don't think it works as I can see calories ticking off per action.
It only removes the _ADDITIONAL PENALTY_ that is there for removing debris, so the calorie consumption goes down a lot, but is not fully removed. It also doesn't say it would, it says it removes the penalty.
Sorry to hear that. I think it requires admin rights though.
It even needs developer tier to be used at all, for the reason of it not making any sense to be used in a normal production environment, it's for QA testing.
that’s a thing? i’ve never stored them anywhere other than a stockpile
No, it isn't.