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I saw a video of someone catching a boar in a green trash can. lol then they could "use" the trash can and the boar came flying out. not sure if it was a mod or something though
Ah yes, I did that too to catch the boars lol. It was the best way to deal with them, at least during 0.8. But I don't think it was intentional, and it was kind of impractical to go around the map carrying trash cans to capture.
But yeah, I guess it was kinda cool to go around the map catching monsters as if I want to be the very best like no one ever was ;)
You already can do this? lol you need to edit the "online.txt" file. Just look up how to add tv links in votv. its kind of annoying to set up at first but just like the 3d printer after doing it a few times it should be pretty easy.
Давно существует такая возможность
C:\Users\ИМЯ_ТВОЕГО_КОМПА\AppData\Local\VotV\Assets\tv
Файл online.txt в него вставлять ссылки на видео
I must say, when I was first starting VoTV I also felt like the days passed too quickly in the early game, so I also made them a bit longer, the experimental settings are really great! Hope Dr. Nose keeps them. They're also great for when you don't have much to do so you can speed up time.
Yeah, that's exactly what I was talking about. Especially when you're trying to figure out how to play and start exploring the area, the days go by pretty fast.
I remember when I first started playing, it took me an entire in-game week to clear the base of small debris, trash piles and dirt stains. Maybe if I had noticed the day speed setting a little earlier, I wouldn't have missed so many days, lol
The hope is for the new version to be around new years, as it is a late christmas update.
I'm sure the first bug you pointed out is more of an easter egg than a bug. There are also other events in the game that cause your game to crash.
As for the third bug, everything is fine. You don't need to retrieve garbage bags. Just pick up a roll of garbage bags and click on the pile of garbage. The roll of bags is a more practical alternative to the regular bags, although the roll does cost a bit more. It's easier to keep a roll of bags in your inventory and you can also see how many bags are left if you left-click on an empty spot.
Oh, I forgot to mention two big crashes, which I am pretty sure were intentionally programmed, but actually caused unreal engine fatal crashes. A force-close is one thing, but an actual "Fatal error" is kind of overdoing it, unless the message itself is just faked, in which case you should seriously consider changing the error message to make it clear that the crash was "intentional", or at the very least, not related to actual hardware/software issues.
Also, if events can cause crashes, it absolutely NEEDs an update to the auto-save system to actually auto-save prior to any such event, even if it's a hidden autosave that doesn't announce itself, to maintain the surprise. It's too realistically possible to be on your ATV all day and miss all the autosaves leading up to an event that crashes the game (again, assuming they were intentional, I've listed the 2 I ran into below).
I got some ominous music one night and lost the ability to pause (this was before I realized this meant an event was in progress). As the music wound down, I wandered over to sort some of my tables, and the game froze and these bars of rainbow nonsense, similar to some sort of rendering error, grew on the screen in a thatched pattern, leading up to the crash. I was able to screenshot the artifacts, meaning they were in the render buffer, and not a physical issue, which is why I think it may have somehow been intentional.
The second time I got the same pattern, I got some tool-tips indicating I should check out something going on in the mountains. Not sure if it was the picknickers or something else, I checked over the mountains near the strange box with the tile-lock. As I approached the mountain, a black particle fell into the mountain, which I assumed was just a firefly sprite disappearing. When I went over the mountain, the black particle was now a flat featureless square sprite pulsing as it moved down the mountainside. I approached it, and accidentally rolled into it on the ATV, and the game froze and the rainbow artifacts grew out again.
These are intentional, they work kind of as a "punishment" for playing for several hours straight non-stop.
The first one you mentioned is a rare random chance after playing one session for a long time, the second one appears after 6 hours but isn't directly "hostile", it will follow you around but will try to stay a short distance from you at all times so it won't touch you, it only crashes you if you touch it anyway.
The "Fatal error" crash message, if the instance of it is intentional, is typically accompanied by something else happening before it so it is quite obvious. It also slightly behaves differently than the normal fatal errors from what I have seen, the actual fatal error crashes don't seem to freeze the game after they happen.
The first bug is actually not a bug but still isn't intentional, it was unintentionally left in when the update released.
1: I'm pretty sure that was changed for copyright reasons so they can't bring it back.
2: You can already get your ability to use weapons back, turn on Extreme Combat in the experimental settings.
The ATV is getting some changes next update apparently, so we will have to wait and see if this gets changed too.
alt R does work. sounds like it's not working because you have a windows shortcut or something enabled for alt R. afaik there is no fps counter in game.
There is, but it is just a part of your HUD you can't turn off without hiding everything else.
Control buttons can always be reassigned. For example, I used to open the NVIDIA panel by pressing Alt+X, but I reassigned it to Alt+R as the rarest key combination, since Alt+X was also used in some game. But in this game I encountered this combination and simply reassigned the Alt button to an additional control button on the mouse - very convenient if you need to throw something on the run, for example.
Since it is functional now, the oven door glass could probably be made partially transparent to allow you to see inside without having to open it.
I had the same problem but after he whooped my ass a few times he finally disappeared. You could try making the brew if you haven't but it can be hard when he's hunting you down.
Even now, with a complicated crafting recipe, some people manage to assemble their Kerfur-O in two in-game days. Making the crafting more complicated should have stopped this.
Honestly, making it any harder isn't really good for anyone at this point. You have to remember that there are more casual players (like me) who already take a while to get Kerfur-O even pre-recipe change.
If people still can and want to speedrun getting it even now, good for them, they can play how they want. I don't think making the recipe even harder would stop them anyway, so making it harder would just be harming the casual players and not actually deterring kerfur speedrunners.
