spiritchaser28

I think I was the only person that hammered on about the lunchbox constantly....but yay! You finally got worn down! I guess I'm a pest. And look how happy people are now!

I'm really loving this idea. Bring on the random

Uh....you do realize you are commenting on a post that's almost 3 years old? Just wondering why. If you go back to the original post it's almost 5 years. P1 is irrelevant now.

Wish they would add the old soundtrack back along with the new. It's all great music but I do love the old soundtrack better

@Nikki Severin Take a look at this post please

Woot! Been wanting a mythical ostrich

It may help the devs if they know your computer specs as well.

That was a steam issue. It should be resolved now

Will do next time I get in game

Nope. Still fully blocking my view

Uh Sails have never been transparent for me.

I believe most these ideas are being addressed in the next update

I know for a fact if some of your friends do not own the exploration DLC they won't be able to join you in exploration. They will be limited to the tutorial Yland in Exploration until they purchase the DLC. That being said, if they all own the DLC the best way to invite them is in game when you have the map fully loaded. Press esc, then click invite friends. If some of them are having trouble connecting it may be because you are hosting and your computer can only handle so many people, or because someone trying to connect to your sharegame has a slow computer or connection (The devs recommend 8gb RAM but I personally recommend 16 to 32 gb ram for multiplayer). If you make the game a sharegame you can have a friend with a more powerful computer host. That seems to work best. The other option is renting a server. When you rent a server nobody is actually hosting except Bohemia. Keep in mind if you only want to play with your friends and don't want some random strangers to join it's best to have your game password protected. That can only be done with a sharegame or rented server. If it's done via sharegame, whoever is on the map first is the host and when they leave it boots everybody out until someone else with the password decides to host.....If it's a dedicated server nobody will get booted out when someone leaves.

Well yeah you understand collisions and how welds work because you've been playing a while. New players however might get turned off if their computer crashes when they try to make something with 4 million pixel cubes. I know I crashed several times when I first started messing with the game and with editor, but I'm patient like you are. Lots of players don't have patience so I'm guessing that's why the pixel cubes aren't included in the basic shapes. @Mello1223 has made some crazy things out of thousands of fence posts and other smaller entities, but he also has experience and patience. I've witnessed him walk away from his computer for several hours while he waits for something to load in editor, and he has a mid range computer. I personally have a low end laptop that initially only had 4 gb ram...it ran some of the games fine but crashed a lot until I upgraded the RAM to 16 gb.....and even now some things can lag a bit if I make something with too many collisions. Welding helps but it's not useful for blueprint builds which is what I mostly make.

I think some players may be frustrated at waiting for thousands of them to load if they build something too big with the pixel cube. I know Mello has mentioned waiting hours for some of his builds to load. Not all of them have to do with the pixel cubes (Sometimes he just builds huge things)....but if it were used in basic shapes I could imagine people using hundreds of thousands of pixel cubes to make a mid sized shape. (Like the one you have pictured above) I thought maybe it would be a good idea to use pixel cubes in blueprints but was given a fast answer from the devs "No" Then I suggested maybe a limit to the amount of pixel cubes in blueprints.....Not sure if they are tossing that idea around or not. I personally like to use them as little buttons and small designs.....I guess we can wait and see if they figure out a way to speed up the loading time on collisions in the future.

I doubt they will implement pixel cubes in the shapes tool, but I am all for making spheres with it.

We used to be able to switch out tanks....not sure why they nerfed that idea.....people do this in real life.

1.10 is going to have lots of cool things added to the game. Can't wait!

Lights won't change color initially until after you test game in editor I noticed. If you were to test then go back into editor you will see the right colors. Of course I just mean the color of the bulb, not the colors of light.

I am betting they didn't save the logs before they went back in game to discover it missing. @sazml If you need some help with Items you lost, feel free to add me in game. The name in game is Spiritchaser28

This is a good question. Curious if the speed cap will be increased in any way as well.

Yeah these things got me excited too LOL. I'm wondering about the large engines. I'd love see some more pics hinting what's coming.

Also regarding point 2, in the next update we will be able to hold certain items in our hands on the mounts. I know torches, compass, and being able to eat while mounted are planned, so maybe using weapons will be coming soon as well.....with the weapons however it may take a bit longer to program because each weapon will require it's own specific animations. I once heard Ales say they won't release any improvement to the game until they are completely satisfied with how that improvement looks. It's one reason first person camera was nerfed in the early stages of development. That doesn't mean they still aren't working on making it possible, but they are sort of perfectionists when it comes down to small details with appearance of the overall game experience. So my suggestion is just have patience and we will see what happens in later updates.

They hired a new marketing director a few months ago and I believe even this part of the game is now being addressed in a lot of ways. As with anything Ylands however, patience is always required for good things to happen. I said it years ago, Ylands is definitely not a game for impatient people LOL. All I can say now is the years waiting for improvements to the actual exploration aspect of the game have finally come to fruition and it has been well worth the wait.

If you are looking for more players to play with I suggest going to their discord. It can be quite active with players sometimes