Sleipnir

Those are just developer logs to show what's being worked on for the 0.10.0.0 update which isn't out yet. The most recent version, 0.9.0.13, is on both the production and beta branches and will be what you're playing now.

Try selecting tiles that say, 'Peaceful'. These won't have events where you get attacked.

Yep, no worries!

Originally posted by Birb: This game is looking awesome but it looks like the next update is going to add in so much. Normally I would get a game regardless of the next update but people have been saying there isn't much to do right now.

Just so you know, the game is 25% off right now.

Thanks Ajvar! :) I'm just sitting down to work and reading this was a great way to start the day. Means a lot to see folks excited for the game. Cheers!

I use Unity.

Hey! Thanks so much for the kind words.

The game is $10 for a couple reasons. Namely, it's still a work in progress and I want the price to reflect that. Some people might see a $20 price point and think the game is a lot more stable and complete, then leave a negative review out of frustration (which some still do now). Also, I think with such a low price, people might be willing to give the EA a chance and see that there's something fun there. There is the inverse reaction, too, where people see it priced so low and think it's a game jam, or maybe not as serious a game, and avoid buying it. There's a bit of a balance, here, that's tough to get right, and I hope the positive reviews encourage people to play.
That said, I do plan on increasing the price in small increments as I release each race. My plan is to have the 1.0 version priced at $20, with each race release adding $2.50. Anyone who had bought the game already would get those for free of course. I'm not t... Read more

Hello! Thanks so much for taking the time to write this up.
Pretty much everything you've mentioned here aligns with the vision I have as well. I have a large history created for the game and I'm excited to add more depth and events which tell those stories through methods similar to what you've mentioned.
I'm currently finishing off an update which is largely quality of life, performance, content pipeline, and UX focused, but the next update is going to be all about adding more content like events, characters, and progression to help flesh out the world some more. In its current state, it's more of a prototype for me to figure out the systems of the game.
Anyway, thanks again for writing out these cool ideas. Hoping to be able to work on stuff like this very soon!

There are a couple methods:
a) Harvest naturally growing, mature plants around your settlement.
b) Start growing your own crops and harvest these. Make sure to put a Farm room down to auto harvest/plant.
c) Tame wild animals and either butcher them for meat or take care of them to get resources like milk.
d) Start fishing at lakes/ponds. Make sure to give someone with the fishing skill active a fishing rod. Then assign a fishing job next to the water with fish in it.

Later on you'll want to make things like flour because it doesn't decay like most other foods and can get you through winter.

Hope that helps!

I have Adventure Mode as something I'm going to look at after 1.0 is out. There's so much more to add to the current game that that mode is a long ways off, but I also love the idea.

Not in the current version. The next version has some filters.

You're not alone and the good news is this next update has a bunch of tooltip improvements. :)

All platforms you build (including roofs and floors) are placed on the bottom of the current z level your camera is on. A platform is the bottom face of the block. So, if you want to build a roof on your home, go one z level up, above the wall blocks you have, and place your roof platform across it.

As for resolution, I know the art style isn't for everyone and one day I'd like to make a higher res version once the 1.0 version is out. It's just not something I can do for a while.

You should be able to do so with the 'F' key.

There will be!

Edit: I'm going to try and activate it for the next update too.

The two most common causes of lag are:
1) You have thousands of items that are being checked for zoning or blueprints.
-You can easily fix this be deleting the items you don't need from the inventory (I) panel.
2) There's some error occurring under the hood.
-As it is an early access game, this has happened for a few people. Not much that can be done, unfortunately as you wait for the next patch to fix these issues.

Pathfinding isn't usually the cause of the problem because I have a pathfinding queue. 30 entities should be fine.

Sometimes simply reloading your save can fix the problem if it's some internal error. Worth a shot.

Anyway, sorry you're experiencing this lag. The next update has maaaaany fixes for lag but it's not quite ready to be released.

Thanks friend! I appreciate all the feedback!

I see! Ok, I think something like this could work with the already implemented settler overview window. I could add a little filter for idle so you'd see every settler with that state.