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[KA101]

Or try to take the fungal down? Or find a gas mask.

I must say I really like them now. The way fungaland expand and pushed you out is great.

My 3 city setup had some nice buildings that were missing from my original city. I even found a river for the first time. Then a lab and antique shop. Then ffffffffffuNGALS!!! Also another missile silo. There are a bunch of things I haven't seen around these cities. I just drove around a refugee center. I'll probably grab one of the school buses I saw for the big move.

Chair and lockers barricading part of the refugee center? Hmmmmm.. I wonder what's in there....

Talk to the merchie at the front desk, it's a minor thing.  (Or ISSUE ONE, depending on your sense of humor.)

[Micro102]

Wow the more I walk around an area, the more the NPCs spawn. I have dozens of them on my world map now, and it only seems like they will continue to appear until every tile has several NPCs in it..... which frankly sounds insane.

[Nighthawk]

Those NPCs are probably reproducing like rabbits while you're not looking.

[ollobrains]

yes those NPCs need to have more depth than being mere walking suicide inducing individuals

[Cheedows]

yes those NPCs need to have more depth than being mere walking suicide inducing individuals

Having dynamic NPCs on eventually is more NPC Wars rather than zombies. With the most exotic stupidly destructive weapons in the game.

[n9103]

That... actually puts a decent spin on the current WTF they create.
Wonder how long until someone creates a mod that makes the NPC wars a central focus, rather than the survival focus DDA has now.

[Darkmere]

It's giving me flashbacks to STALKER: Clear Sky all over again. That's not exactly a good thing, and why I keep NPC's disabled.

[BigD145]

Clear Sky was not good...

The refugee center loading bay door is connected to a broken console. :/

[Micro102]

OK 2 questions.

One is if there is a way to empty out an entire shopping cart at once, because moving 7 two-by-fours at a time is a pain int he ass.

The second is about bulletin boards and bases. I made a bulletin board and when examining it it asked me if I wanted to make the area my base. Now I am really worried about NPCs grabbing all the stuff I have around my base so I am wondering if other people use them and if so how do they use them?



And on a side note, would it ever be possible for multiplayer to be modded in? I think it would be possible with a few people playing co-op if you either had timed turns (where a turn passes automatically after a certain time) or waited until everyone inputted their action. And for time lapses when reading a book or sleeping you could connect everyone's alerts and have to have everyone agree to the timelapse.

[i2amroy]

Advanced inventory management should let you move all the 2x4's with a single button press (though it will still take the same amount of time in-game).

There are a few non-synchronized multiplayer servers in existence, where the basic rule is that whoever's computer saves a particular map chunk first is the one who's save is used for that chunk. That's about the best form of multiplayer you can get in Cata, multiple players in the same world but never directly interacting with one another.

[Tiruin]

One is if there is a way to empty out an entire shopping cart at once, because moving 7 two-by-fours at a time is a pain int he ass.

> Advanced inventory menu :3
Move all to another square.

Or, 'e'xamine the cart, then select all, drop all.

Edit: Sneaky royninja D: Thanks!

[Greiger]

Havent played for awhile, boot up the experimental and head into town, makeshift crowbar in hand.

Last words:  "Shocker Brute you say..."

[Sheb]

I'm still partial to the "Turn NPC on, only eat human flesh" challenge.

[MrWiggles]

You know what would be an interesting Flaw, would be something like a psedo Hedonistic Serial Killer.

More or less reworks the Morale system. Well, mutes it. More or less, the general things that give you a morale buff does nothing for you but things that damage your morale also doesn't effect you either.

However your morale is on a slow drip to zero and it'd be fantastic if your game world window, slowly losses color as the morale drops. I think this mechanic would be a great way to convey to the player that you're losing vigor and life and getting stressed.

The means how you get morale? Killing none mundane animals at the very least.

I like this, as it forces the player to seek conflict, to get out of their protected little farmstead and can give more reason to naturally want to make a roving hq.

Now the game probably cant really recognize a ritual, though it can recognize what you're killing and what you're doing it. It'd be pretty interesting if you had to keep to a favor weapon and had to keep to a favor victim, either gaining no or very little morale when you stray outside your criteria.   

[BigD145]

Havent played for awhile, boot up the experimental and head into town, makeshift crowbar in hand.

Last words:  "Shocker Brute you say..."

Metal crowbar. Shocker brute. No.

2211 is broken. Not sure if fixed yet but 2210 is fine.