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Thank you so much for playing and for the feedback! The almanac needs a little love - this is actually version 2, haha. Third time will be a charm I think!
As for the speed changing on you, I think you're right! It was made to reset because we found that lots of new players had changed the speed in the tutorial and then didn't realize what they had done. I think that since we've added some visual feedback to the speed changes, that might be less important now - I'll turn off that feature on the next update and see how it goes!
Thank you again!
Hey! Thank you so much for playing and for the feedback, and awesome job sticking through the frantic moments haha.
I actually have a bunch of changes to the tooltips that gives you more information on what you should/shouldn't eat, since that seems to be a common bit of feedback - though, you still need to eat the item once to find out what the effects are!
There actually is a recipe book if you hit Tab, but it's actually the second attempt at making an almanac for the player and probably needs a third pass, so I didn't want to telegraph it too much (so it's just there as a hidden little feature if you accidentally trigger it.) That being said, a lot still falls onto the player to remember stuff 😅
Thank you, again, for playing!
Thank you so much for the feedback!
I'm currently sitting on a build of the game that addresses *some* of that (like making the stomach effects a little more clear, and pricing spikes) but I think you're right in that some of the mechanics come down to player (or in this case, mildly sadistic game dev) preference - I think there was a sort of tongue-in-cheek "progress forever marches forward!"choice in not allowing the player to completely pause the game to manage inventory, but I think I will add that as an accessibility option.
Thank you again so much for playing and for taking the time to write up such a thoughtful comment!
Huh! Not sure what that is - but thank you for letting me know. If you don't mind, depending on your operating system (unless you're using Steam Deck - in that case, it's a bit too much of a pain), could you email the contents of the file "dunderbeck.log" located at:
Windows: %APPDATA%\Godot\app_userdata\dunderbeck\logs
Linux: ~/.local/share/godot/app_userdata/dunderbeck/logs
To Dunderbeck (at) RustLTD.com
Let me know if you need help locating the file, and I can give more specific directions. Thank you so much!


