Odd Realm Dev Tracker

Good evening (or morning, or... day?!)!

Today's patch has some great fixes and tuning changes, but it also has some new rooms. Well, the Tavern won't be new to some of you as, once upon a time, it used to be a room in the game. But enough reminiscing! Let's take a look.

Tavern Room

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It's time to re-enable this room as I am starting to feel like it has an actual purpose. That is, to improve the spirits (heh) of the masses. Right now, the Tavern has one job you can give it, and that's, "Relax With Drink." Entities will grab a drink, and go sit at a seat in the ...

This was my first guess too. Though, when you try to edit those items, there's supposed to be a popup telling you the list is populated by the diets.

Also, I am referring to the beta which you might not be playing at all?

Thanks for the feedback! :)

1. Sounds great!
2. Ya, that makes sense. I do worry that players will feel like they should rely on this when in reality the AI should be better at getting them to go eat/drink/sleep. Ya know?
3. I'm currently tuning up/fixing some little things related to this. The experience should feel much better after that.
4. Oh interesting! That would be cool.
5. I think there is some confusion here. It is set by default to "Items In World: Required Seed > 0 -> 1" which means, if the seeds for the job are more than one, make a planting job. EDIT: I did notice that there is some incorrect text for the popup which talks about queueing. The next patch has a change to make all that clearer.

That's awesome! It is intended to be able to have lots of different races in your settlement if you choose. However, I will be making the management of captured entities more challenging. More psychological stuff, escape attempts, diseases if living conditions aren't great, etc. Also, if you treat them properly, you'll be able to make them full citizens. So, take advantage of how easy it is now! haha

Ya, I think that's fair. I'm starting to lean towards them living forever age-wise, but they decay to being just skeletons. And the risk/reward trade-off is they can potentially give your settlers diseases if they aren't protected.

Thank you! I'll keep expanding this base and share some more.

Easy access to water, but it's mostly just visual.

Thanks for the support. You all keep me going! :)