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It is very possible to dodge their attacks, I usually send Burn to deal with them. Saw Burn take out 4 spiders without getting hit once. Then the fifth hit Burn, stunlocked him with consecutive attacks and I had to attack with the rest of my squad. So I would suggest that stun is really bad when dea...

I only increase speed when waiting for things at my base, increasing speed when traveling ends up in lag and the game pausing itself anyway. Probably because I do not tolerate anyone going slower than 15. Swimming is something I try to avoid, but when my squad is waiting for that one Shek warrior th...

Doesn't really bother me because I prefer traveling light and getting rid of junk in my base by selling it to the nearby village(found three lost armouries, left everything except some edge 3 weapons behind - they'll still be there unless I reset the map). But I can totally see how this is a huge co...

I started off crafting and trading like this too(back then Hivers had ancient books for sale so I didn't need mods), but having a bunch of adventurers as your main squad and hitting the tech ruins is really where the game is at its best. I had some lag as well, but switching to a lower resolution, s...

I've found a lot of ancient books in the Tech Labs guarded by mechanical spiders(Floodlands, Obedience and at the end of the Iron Trail) and I think I found a few in the Suspicious Lab. The Post-Ancient Workshop in the Purple Sands also had some, I think.

I tried living in cities when I started out and quickly discovered that cities are good for only two things - buying and selling stuff. I am trying to get a house up and running in Mongrel now, though. Electricity can be generated by small wind generators which you can build on your roof(it also let...

Oh yes, the robot spare parts have a very weird effect on me. After a while out in the wastelands I find myself carrying around a lot of CPUs, power cores and other stuff I refuse to sell to vendors because I feel like they could be useful to Burn but can't bring myself to understand how.

My squad became the grizzled veterans they are today by surviving the horror of the Hiver wars. I brought it upon myself, really, by building my outpost too close to the Vain back in 0.93.0, and refusing to yield once the beakthings began their genocidal assault. Lost two Hive villages to them until...

Onward squad in front of my house in Mongrel. Spike is the main character I started with. The Ironrock squad is basically 4 laborers taking care of financing my operation and crafting basic armor which I wear in slots not filled with glorious trophy gear.

I second that notion. Been playing this for two weeks straight, explored most of the current map and hoping for more in the near future.