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[Random_Dragon]

Meanwhile in Arcana, working on more mission stuff. Basically my current plan is adding the additional options for completing the last mission given to Sofia. That'll include one more option in the refugee center, and two options in the ranch camp. Those two will hinge on NPCs that show up after some Tacoma Commune missions, so they're kinda more high-effort rewards. At least two merchants and corresponding side missions for each, of course.

[Iceblaster]

You'd think toilet paper would be more valuable post-Cataclysm, since its a luxury good now, but apparently not. Guess the person who added it hasn't had to use a personal rag-stick before.

Yeah, I can't even disassemble it for paper. What's up with that?

[Erk]

You'd think toilet paper would be more valuable post-Cataclysm, since its a luxury good now, but apparently not. Guess the person who added it hasn't had to use a personal rag-stick before.

There's still lots of it. Eventually when there's an economic system it might rise in value over time

[Random_Dragon]

Given here in the US we're having people go batshit over buying toilet paper when things are quite a bit more pre-cataclysm than in CDDA, you'd think a post-apocalyptic society in a world where toilet paper is no longer being produced would find it marginally more valuable...

[Micro102]

Is anyone else having problems with shopping carts? I have shopping carts all over the areas I can't see and they won't go away. Could it be the tileset?

Also, it seems water now fills your hunger. Weird.

[pisskop]

what did people do before TP?  tp is just a luxury.

[Ziusudra]

What people did before TP is why it's considered bad form to shake with the left hand. Although, that's probably an urban myth.

[Random_Dragon]

Meanwhile...here's what the rural church hideout will look like once all available main missions, and one notable side mission being added, are finished up:

Spoiler: screenshots (click to show/hide)

I might extend the added trees a lil farther north...

[pisskop]

romams had luffas, if they were rich enough.

id prefer to think they used leaves or nothing at all.  once you're used to it I'm sure its manageable....

..... ..... right?

p:. also, while never endearing to see, the stigma surrounding raw sewage is somewhat a product of the industrial revolution and improvements thereof.

imagine how you view mud, I'm sure people thought that way about poos

[BigD145]

Romans had water access. It's all you really need. Water and soap after will take care of most of it. Cloth is useful too.

[Aseaheru]

 rags, water, leaves, Sears catalogs, their hands...

[n9103]

The left hand is entirely not a myth.
And in the US, corncobs, among other things.

[BigD145]

The left hand is entirely not a myth.
And in the US, corncobs, among other things.

In the Pacific Northwest the natives used red cedar bark for anything that needed to be absorbent.

[Random_Dragon]

Thanks for reminding me that my mockup for what the rural church hideout might look like when finished is lacking latrines...

[IonMatrix]

Are we um, going a bit off-topic?

Right, so, can anyone explain what the melee to-hit bonus actually does?