TheSparkPlug

Mutated animals do respawn - as long as you keep one (of each type/colour) alive. i was lucky enough to have a surface cave on my island with three different coloured mutated cats in it. I also got two alphas to chase me from deeper in the caves up to that surface cave. I blocked off the tunnel and now I have a slow but endless source of dust

To be fair to ‘bb cakes’, the post to which you refer is simply a direct reply to your opening statement: “trying to see past the terrible graphics”, and it was in your response that YOU raise the subject of textures! You are right that people shouldn’t shoot you down just because you don’t like the graphics. However, equally, you shouldn’t shoot back just because they do! I happen to like the simplistic and cartoony graphics - they give the game a sense of fun.

So, the increase of crafting time from instant to 20 seconds remains? Sorry, but that the renders the potion so useless you may as well remove it from the game! The potion only lasts about 30 seconds so we only get to do two crafts before it runs out. To clarify, without a potion I can craft 9 items in sixty seconds. With it, I can waste 5 magic dust just for the luxury of crafting 18 items in 40 seconds. No thanks

It’s confirmed as a bug. The recharging station used to - and should - recharge nearby Ylandium engines. Also, when you recharge them manually they don’t charge fully (the fuel indicator goes from black [empty] to red [nearly empty] instead of green [full] ) meaning that even with 6 engines my ship no longer gets from one island to another without refuelling. Hopefully it will be fixed soon

When in free placing mode, using Ctrl-WASD seems to move the block relative to the world rather than the player. In other words, pressing - say - Ctrl-W could move the block away from you... or it could move it towards you or even left/right... it all depends which way you are facing. It would be more intuitive if W always meant ‘move block away from you’, S meant ‘move closer to you’, and A/D meant ‘left/right of you’ respectively. Hopefully I have explained that clearly enough!

Since the latest update, you now need 10 gold ore to make one ingot. I understand that some rebalancing was needed with the introduction of trading/pebbles, but couldn’t you have kept the 1 ore = 1 ingot and just reduced the amount of pebbles an ingot was worth... having gold ore work differently to iron and copper seems quite an inelegant solution. Also, If it was to make the guardian armour more expensive then you could just increase the amount of gold needed for that? As a slight aside, I was quite surprised to see the introduction of pebbles - I felt sure traders were going to use those wonderful coins I keep finding buried or in chests, and was even looking forward to the possibility of having to craft a mint to make my own coins!!!

Apparently it’s a bug - which will be fixed. The recipe can only look at a single stack, so only sees 20 (or 10) not the full 30 that you actually have ! grain works because it stacks to 30 or more.