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Less Dead, More Life

Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2016 12:49 pm
by Set
No, this isn't a pro-life motto in defense of Break-things, sorry.....I'm refering to all that great coastal area, it's all "dead", some parts are really great to start a base (plenty of space) but it have nothing but water (evident.....).

Please rework it with the basics (a bit of green/arid enviroment, less "dead", some stone and good fertility) to make possible to do a harbour base.......and in a future if boats are implemented I will be able to pillage/conquer some towns in the coastline :twisted:

P.S: because inland territories are big, but have too much cities/towns so you are not be able to build a simple shack in the good spot......damn you Holy Nation! :evil:

Re: Less Dead, More Life

Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2016 2:00 pm
by Rispek Cortez
I think that's a planned part of the challenge/lore.

There is a reason most of the sentient beings in those area's are either cannibal's, insane, or both.

You can still make a base, you just have to start out as a raider/scavenger from the beginning. I plan to move out to those area's when my team is a bit more trained up, and yes I will do a lot of raiding and scavenging.

The resources in that area, are rare items and technology. I believe they intend to continue expanding that resource.

Keep on exploring, there is very fertile coast land to be had, in slightly less apocalyptic area's.

Re: Less Dead, More Life

Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2016 2:42 pm
by Set
Well.....I'm not talking about the north coast, I'm not going to touch that place with a 60 ft pole.....mechanical spiders, leviathans.....no thanks I want a base not a ruin :lol:
At least for now....

Maybe in a future update we will see a fertile coast with some materials and not like the esterile western coastline

Re: Less Dead, More Life

Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2016 3:06 pm
by Shidan
It's actually a bug. The biomes were never assigned a resource yield, so they come back as "dead". I actually fixed it pretty easily with a mod I made for myself, since I decided I wanted to live in one of those biomes. :D

Re: Less Dead, More Life

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2016 4:52 am
by swillo
perfect pockets of resources are very rare. I have found some. and my most fertile one is actually along a coast line. (it's missing iron but I get that from the escaped servants that keep coming by.)

I also just found one in the new map area. 100 green with water, stone, iron, copper, 75% fertility and easy access to the ruins for some artifact hunting. Gonna be a little bit of a walk to the shops, but I'm happy to be out of HN territory with my robots.

Re: Less Dead, More Life

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2016 8:52 pm
by Set
swillo wrote:perfect pockets of resources are very rare. I have found some. and my most fertile one is actually along a coast line. (it's missing iron but I get that from the escaped servants that keep coming by.)

I also just found one in the new map area. 100 green with water, stone, iron, copper, 75% fertility and easy access to the ruins for some artifact hunting. Gonna be a little bit of a walk to the shops, but I'm happy to be out of HN territory with my robots.
I know, I don't want to see a perfect spot, world is not so perfect, well.....we all have our own vision of perfection so.....
For me Holy Nation is more an annoying thing more than a problem because they take the best spots and they are everywhere like cockroaches :evil:
Shidan wrote:It's actually a bug. The biomes were never assigned a resource yield, so they come back as "dead". I actually fixed it pretty easily with a mod I made for myself, since I decided I wanted to live in one of those biomes. :D
Oh....so it's a bug, thank you for that information I didn't know it :oops:
For example, I saw 3 unmarked houses with for sale near a fisherman town in the west, that unmarked little "town" have a well (75 water but no water around the place), no fertility and a lot of cannibals (camp close) and fogmen.....except the cannibals and fogmen, that is ok, the no water and fertility part is a bug, have sense :lol:

I really want to see the next part of the map :D