I seen people complain about the new computers looking all old with the nixie tubes and stuff, don't listen to them they are wrong and have bad taste.
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and the new computer fist the style and atmosphere of the game PERFECTLY having so much top of the line tech but still having an old computer it really add to the vibe
Do not forget that the game is still at the development stage, and optimization is not in the first place now.
True. But I would like it to be playable, and the irregular (yet when occurring persistent) nature of it suggests a different issue than just development stage optimization.
Also I love the game to death and would love to be able to continue playing it.
its not you everyone has this problem, dev doesn’t really optimize the game at all (not to be mean to dev but pwease get someone to optimize your game) i have a pretty good laptop that can run movie graphics in warthunder but struggles getting a stable 30 fps.
When 1.0.0 is near the dev will optimize his game for the steam release (im not sure but this is from what i have heard)
You can interact with everything while in rag-doll mode but i guess not the doors than but you can open the doors by holding an object that you can hit stuff with so if you hold a wrench or crowbar you can punch the door a bit and it will open and you can get through it will take some time though
Wdym the TV doesn't work anymore? You need to plug it in. Also make sure custom content is enabled.
You can't have multiple TVs of the same type anymore, additional ones just don't function. You can have a medium TV and a Plasma TV, but not 2 Plasma TVs.
You could originally have multiple TVs of the same type, but the extra TVs were extremely buggy and basically non-functional, so they now simply just removed the ability to use multiple of the same TV.
There is no speech in the game, but there are many sounds, the source of which is interesting to search for. The presence of subtitles, for example, "somewhere in the distance a strange noise is heard" could not have allowed me to miss the arrival of one guest, who was quite audible, but I was focused on something else at the time and missed it.
So far there is very little, if any, dialogue in the game. Closed Captions would be a nice touch though!
Dude, the game is in development, things are not stable and a lot is still being worked out. It is normal that something starts to work differently, these are not the principles of the developer, he is looking for the optimal solution for all problems
You only encounter the things that can crash the game if you play for like 6+ hours straight uninterrupted. You could say the same about dying, it has the same result of resetting your 3D prints while also being much easier to occur.
Even being able to nail them in place while open would be a welcome addition, that way it's possible with the hammer if only just a little tedious.
if you hang a glowstick in the frame it keeps it open (in addition to providing light), though i dont think this persists through saveloads (props used to keep doors open through saveloads pretty consistently but it doesnt seem to now, or at least it wasnt for me)
Souhlasím, to mě tam taky štve že nejde některé dveře nechat otevřené. Proč někam strkat glowstick když to jde udělat jednodušše.
Nebo ještě jednodušše přidat možnost na dveřích s nápisem STOP nebo DVEŘE/STOP pro ty méně chápavé,
a nebo DVEŘE NECHAT OTEŘENÉ ale tato možnost má zbytečně dlouhý název
its probably going to be wayyy to laggy if they implement it now but it would be fun for future updates
With the new blood textures, the blood effect now looks outdated compared to the other blood textures.
The new bleeding effect seems to just be a better version of it, so it should probably also replace the other instances of this blood visual.
I agree, these crescents look unnatural, as if there was a can of paint there. Blood drips and leaves round marks according to the laws of physics, it does not choose the shape in which it spreads
Try rebinding things in settings to what is comfortable to you, some of these binds you described definitely aren't the normal default ones.
Co znamená pojem svázat své věci? Ikdyž nastavím v nastavení ZAHODIT PŘEDMĚT na jiné tlačítko pořád hlasí NENÍ MÍSTO !
Možná se blbě chápeme,tak se zeptám jinak. Jak položím kufr když ho automaticky drží v ruce? Za mě je tam jediná možnost a to, ZAHODIT PŘEDMĚT písmeno R. Když zmáčknu písmeno R-ZAHODIT PŘEDMĚT dostanu odpověd není místo. Nevím jestli je blbě nastavený český jazyk ale zahodit předmět u nás v České republice známená ZAHODIT a né že mi vyskočí ikona NENÍ MÍSTO a kufr drží pořád v ruce
For some time now, the big recipe book has no recipe. Instead, there is a notebook with the full recipe in the bunker.
Do you mean the parts of Kerfur-O or Kerfur-O itself?
For the parts, you need the recipe book to craft them. Check the kerfur document binder for the recipes if you still can't craft them to see if you are missing something.
For the Kerfur, you need the head, chest, pelvis, 2 arms, and 2 legs. You do not need the recipe book to assemble it.
If you are turning off shadows, you can also turn off sunlight at the bottom of the Effects tab. It gets rid of the cast light emitted from the sun itself, while keeping the passive lighting during the day.
Some "Find location" achievements seem kind of bugged, and you can just get them randomly whenever. You should usually know when you have gotten one legit, because the thing that caused it will be nearby and visible.
The alarm clock is already there, you just need to buy it. And it is also set up and wakes up at a certain time
The tutorial could definitely have some work done on it. Some stuff is badly explained; explained decently, but there is enough other stuff around it that people just gloss over it; or just not explained at all.
I feel like it does expect the player to check the Hints menu, which is somewhat valid, cause it actually has a ton of useful info when you read through it. Only issue is, it doesn't tell you to, and nobody actually checks the Hints menu when they need help.
0.8.2b added an Item Box to the storage room above the garage, with a little note telling you how to use it. Selling the trash should probably be at least hinted at, rather than directly telling the player to do so. It does have more uses than just selling it, and directly telling the player to sell the trash will probably just make them not explore any of its other uses, like turning it into useful crafting materials that actually sell for more than the bagged trash.
The game is... generally not the most optimized. For now I recommend you turn off volumetric lighting and set shadows to 0 and the sun rays to 0. All of that and set the resolution to 80~ or something.
It's the same story with fps. As soon as I turned off all the shadows, everything was fine.
Let's imagine that setting the frequency is a game with cars. One car can drive in a straight line, from one side of the road to the other. The second car moves in a circle. Somewhere on the road there are points where the car must stop. The regulators that you turn are the gas pedal, only it works like the volume knob on an old radio - when the louder, the faster the speed.
Your task is to stop the cars at the specified points, which are designated by numbers. You turn the knob, increasing the speed to find this point, but you need to slow down to stop in time. Stop the car at the right point. If necessary, back up a little.
Sorry if the text looks a little strange, I am not in a position to check the translator right now.
Or at least have an alarm clock be in the base by default, maybe taking place of the bedside clock. It feels kind of like a novelty item, given that there are other directly provided ways to know the time to wake up that are easier than setting an alarm clock for a specific time.
I don't think anyone is going to be really expecting multiplayer to be added that much if they actually read the literal first FAQ entry on the game's page, stating that multiplayer is unlikely to be added.
"Q: Will there be a multiplayer in the future?
A: Most likely not, due to the lack of networking experience and lack of foundation for net in the game."
Why do people post about multiplayer every day? The dev has said he doesn't plan on adding it. If you want it there is already a mod being made for it because the game does already have mod support. The multiplayer mod was working with the one of the last versions i believe but it was buggy.
"Why do people post about multiplayer every day? The dev has said he doesn't plan on adding it. If you want it there is already a mod being made for it because the game does already have mod support. The multiplayer mod was working with the one of the last versions i believe but it was buggy."
-A reply to the literal previous feedback post that was also about multiplayer.
TL;DR: dev doesn't plan on official multiplayer, but there is a mod for it in the works
If a mirror is added to story, it should probably be an optional purchase. There are functioning mirrors in sandbox (one with a proper model, basically seems ready for the normal game) and one in a secret, but they are pretty laggy.
I remember seeing potential stuff about alternate Kel outfits and damage textures, so those would likely come with the mirror and better animations.
This game is a slow-burn ambient horror survival job simulator, where hours can go by with little to nothing happening.
A ton of horror exists in this game, and a lot of it is scripted to happen, but don't expect to be immediately thrown into it. Things start to pick up pretty much immediately after week 1 of Story Mode.
The transformers are meant to be something to maintain that forces you to go far outside, so adding a remote way to reset them would pretty much defeat the entire point of them.
The tutorial does explain selling items in the Interactions section, saying to put the box on the delivery point. Item boxes are further explained in a note inside the base, next to one.
Downloads are far from that slow, even at minimum upgrades and max power consumption. If it is taking several days to download one signal, you are severely neglecting something that affects download speeds. Could be broken servers, or you have not calibrated your satellites in a long time.
Зайдя в панель для поиска сигнала, по нажатию Shift появляются стрелки, указывающие, где есть доступные сигналы, к ним нужно двигать курсор. Сигнал может пропасть, пока ты двигаешь курсор, это нормально, потому просто ищем следующий. Когда найдёщь пульсирующий круг, наведи курсор радара ближе к его центру и нажми Enter. Через пару секунд прозвучит один из двух сигналов: положительный или отрицательный. При отрицательном сигнале нужно снова искать сигнал. После положительного ты сразу услышишь, как тарелки начинают разворачиваться в сторону этого сигнала. Это всё, что требуется сделать на данной панели. Жди, когда все тарелки наведутся на сигнал, после чего переходи к следующей панели с настройкой фильтров.
I feel like part of the initial problem is definitely the required material amounts for a wall. Making a thin wall barely costs anything, but you expand it out by one tile and it instantly doubles the required materials.
I think there should be a falloff in the required bricks depending on the wall size, so smaller walls still require around the same amount of material as they currently do, but slightly larger ones won't cost hundreds of scrap to make in comparison.
Obviously not too much of a falloff (or limit it), so it doesn't trivialize making insanely large structures that would currently cost thousands upon thousands of bricks that you definitely shouldn't be making anyway.
You don't have to run around the dishes and request hash codes again. Just go to the server room at the base and look at all the codes on the console
You can use the keybinds to move objects into storage. just holding the number next to the move or hold option will cause you to move them all very quickly. Same for all the other commands like grabbing things from kerfur and turning on the pc. That's why they have the numbers next to them. Also the "labyrinth" is just an out of bounds area. You are teleported there, or less likely some other place, whenever the game detects that you have clipped out of bounds, it just so happens that hopping on the vending machine can cause you to clip into the ceiling leading to the out of bounds teleportation.
>"You can use the keybinds to move objects into storage"
my issue is specifically moving things OUT of storage, since you can't use the keybinds for that and have to click the thing each time
>"Same for all the other commands like grabbing things from kerfur and turning on the pc."
what are you talking about???? OF COURSE I KNOW THIS??? my issue with Kerfur-O holding items is that you can't directly grab the item itself back, you have to manage around and look at him, then go to Take_object and then you can hold it, which is less convenient than doing like you do with literally every other item in the game and just looking at it then pressing E
>"Also the "labyrinth" is just an out of bounds area [...]"
yes i know about the labyrinth, that's why i mentioned it by name. my "issue" is just commenting on the fact that you can access it very easily by climbing the vending machine. i did it to let the dev know about it and asking to leave it in the game IF it wasn't intentional since its so out of the way (and 1: the game saves right before you get sent there so it wouldn't break anything anyway and 2: its just a fun thing! like the triangle next to the mailbox to go under the base)
You aren't softlocked if you save at 0 HP normally, as it sets you to like 0.001 health when you load in. You only get softlocked if something is actively killing you when you save at 0 HP, like radiation or bleed damage.
Maxwell's music being quiet after being found is intentional, because it could originally somewhat take away from the horror. Though, with the existence of The Funny Setting that unlocks similarly silly things that can also take away from the horror, it feels a bit obsolete now.
if you take enough damage to get killed you will probably be bleeding right after it, which will probably kill you when you go back. im speaking on experience, but yes, technically if you aren't bleeding or dying of radiation i guess you could survive it???? the only thing is that when i went to edit the save file so i wasn't dead, my hp value was at 0
my only concern about this is if the game autosaves when you're already dead or if you're bleeding when you're about to die. the game 100% shouldn't be able to be autosaved if you're dead and your screen is red and shit. what's more discussible is: if you should be able to save while dead, if the game should (auto)save things that could kill you once loaded (like bleeding), and if there should be any external system that would fix specifically this problem (as in a failsafe or something that prevents you from spawning already dead, or even something you can do in the load menu to unstuck yourself, at least without wiping your inventory)
or you can just get fucked and go back 10 or so minutes worth of progress L bozo shoulda saved every step you took
have it in your inventory and while grabbing (not holding) something next to a wall, press middle mouse button. its really janky and it has to be still for a second or two before you can actually glue it
That isn't glue, that is just an individual feature that does not require it. It's just meant to help with nailing objects down/together that are off the ground by holding the object in place without player input, so it isn't meant to stay between reloads.
I was also initially salty about it, too, but I soon came to see that sandbox has it's reasoning to be locked behind at least a certain point of the story. This is an atmospheric simulator horror game, and sandbox I feel gives far too much freedom to the player to just be unlocked right off the bat.
There is a level of discovery in the game that I feel instantly having sandbox unlocked would potentially discredit. Normally by the time you unlock sandbox, you have likely experienced enough of the game and it's story content that you are "worthy" of having access to the ability to mess around with it. But if sandbox was instantly unlocked, rather than experiencing an discovering everything in the game naturally over time, a new player could just go through it all at once with cheats.
Additionally, sandbox doesn't let you move items outside of sandbox saves without exploits, so you wouldn't have been able to do anything with the spawned keycard anyway. Unrestricted cheat access outside of sandbox does exist as one of the Patreon supporter rewards.
I think the sandbox is closed for the player's safety, so that he doesn't spoil anything interesting that can be found in the story mode.
I feel like most of the smaller mysteries in the game are meant to just be a thing that the player discovers and thinks about on their own, with little to no handholding or direct messages telling them why.
An observant player can probably connect some of the dots. Their shrimp has begun randomly disappearing, and the camp they found in the forest also has empty shrimp packs in it, so they might connect the dots and think "Whoever lives here likes shrimp." After touching the box or stealing something, a player might notice the Slapper before they get hit, or they might not and simply be clueless as to what happened.
I understand the game isn't supposed to be handholdy, and I think that's fine.
I suppose I only get frustrated when I actually die. I don't mind not understanding things, but when I get kicked back to the main menu and am loading a save, I am being directly punished. Punishing the player for something you don't want to dissuade is a mistake imo.
If my experience is the intended one, that's fine. But from my perspective it doesn't feel great, and the stuff with the gun feels misleading. (there were no shrimp packs fwiw, the only items there were the lamp, chest, and the "too hot to pick up" item.) (also, afaik there is only 1 shrimp pack in the game, so like it's a singular dot to try and connect) I did find the shrimp packs when reloading my save and looking again.
Like if I hadn't looked stuff up, I probably would assume the aliens are always hostile, and never try to interact/investigate with that part of the game again. This is the first direct encounter with aliens I've had, so I would probably assume all aliens are hostile, and that the game operates like any survival horror at this point.