MoltonMontro

Mystery boxes should have stopped dropping years ago. Did you get a mystery box recently?

Custom localizations are mods. You "activate" them by downloading the mod from the Steam Workshop.

Custom localizations use files from the Localization folder, Translations folder, and Bundles folder. Only a few systems use the "Translations" system, but all game features use the "Localizations" system. For example, you can translate song names with a custom .translation file.

You can mine bricks from the clay lumps located in the ocean.

Ionized kelp can be found in the deadzone.

Yes.

Feed the cats

Spawn tables use a parent-child hierarchy, which is a form of relational model. I suggest looking up object-oriented programming if you want to better understand where the terms come from and how they're used. It has nothing to do with biology, and it has nothing to do with multiple items spawning together.

For the purposes of what you're looking at, parents are the table. Children are sub-tables or the actual individual asset. Assets are always children in this case, but tables can be either or both.

When you place an item spawn node on a map, that spawn node is referencing one of your tables. When the game tries to spawn an item, it looks at the children of the table, and randomly chooses one child to spawn. If the game randomly chose a child is also a table, then the game will go into that sub-table and choose repeat the process. This process repeats until the game chooses a child that is also an actual asset (e.g., an item like the Eaglefire).

The console ports are developed by 505 Games / FunLabs. Feedback should be sent to them directly through the 505 Games Support website, as opposed to through Nelson/SDG/Steam.

Almost all items are tradeable, with the main exception being exclusive items (e.g., Berets, achievement items...). You might be confusing tradability with marketability.

The console ports developed by 505/FunLabs are still getting updated. The next major update should include the groups mechanic, but there was a minor patch in March that fixed various bugs.

The official "505 Games" Discord server includes channels for each port/game, but I personally recommend just referring to their Twitter @505Support or the 505 Games Support website for official announcements and support queries.

All curated maps have their own independent canon separate from the rest of the game. Some players may choose to consider the storylines and lore of curated maps as a part of an "extended" or "alternative" canon.

This map has nothing to do with the recent changes to weather, which had been requested years prior.

You can only get a drop once every 3 days. Is there an official resource that says drops can occur daily?

Looking at the FAQ available on Steam Discussions, it already correctly says that a drop can occur once every 3 days.

Trade for it.

There are no cosmetics that make you start with items. You're probably thinking of the Skillsets game mechanic, and the Loadouts server configuration setting.

Skillsets only give you items in singleplayer. Server owners can add additional configuration settings to make you spawn with items on their multiplayer server, but this is not default and the items may differ on a server-to-server basis.

Both the official documentation for modding/servers/etc., and the current official community wiki, are linked to from in-game.

• https://github.com/SmartlyDressedGames/U3-Docs/blob/master/ServerHosting.md
• ...

Linking directly to the documentation is tight.

Any key purchased from the stockpile after late 2015.

Looks like an NPC from Workshop content, which you likely spawned in or was already spawned on the map you opened.

These are the relevant wiki pages:

• https://unturned.fandom.com/wiki/To:_Olympia
• https://unturned.fandom.com/wiki/AES_Key