Well, that's why I always carry fogstones, because you can tell in advance if an enemy is going to tear you a new one by their coloring compared to the other mobs with that model. They are meant to give you bonus exp, and honestly, I rarely ran into them unless it was on purpose.
I did only have one guy who could cook, but he only had a skill of six. I did notice when he hit 7, food poisoning among the colonists seemed to dwindle away.
You can set up animal allowed zones, and disallow your food storage. I've never tried to keep chickens before, but you might to try making kibble, and putting a kibble stockpile in the animal-allowed area. That would probably clear up the chicken food poisoning. Providing that chickens eat kibble. It's also possible that the "vomit mess" you're seeing is chicken poop. A lot of the "biological mess" graphics look the same. You should be able to hover over it and see what the actual mess is.
More research options open up when you build the high-tech research bench and the multi analyzer.
Yeah...that's what happens on higher difficulty levels.
I threw a heater in the external vegetable storage house during a cold snap and limited the chickens to being in there to keep them from freezing to death... and then never really bothered changing it.
Oh, I know. I've got em. I've got everything researched. EVERYTHING. I had this one lady wanderer join who is pretty much worthless at everything except researching so that's all she did, all day, every day. I just gotta freakin mill up a bajillion components and deep drill up enough steel to make the ship. Of course, when I needed steel real bad to build base stuff, my deep drill hit Plasteel instead /headdesk
Yeah, I noticed when a previous ship crashed within my walled farming area that caterpillars just casually stroll right through stone wall. I considered trying to surround the ship with IEDs before shooting it, but I didn't have any artillery shells >_<Yeah...that's what happens on higher difficulty levels.
there are a lot of creative ways of dealing with it on reddit. People used to wall them in and cook them with heaters or fire. But more recent updates have given the mechanoids the ability to bust down walls to escape that kind of situation.
Are you smelting weapons down? Are you scouring the map for steel walls and floors you can disassemble? Have you strip-mined every mountain like you're playing gnomoria? Can you tell I've been in this situation too?
Yeah, the bottleneck isn't really the steel, though that is irksome... the real bottleneck is the "components." Like I said, abarring the ever-increasingly-rare trader to come along, I've gotta get my one crafter guy to make them at the component assembly bench, and it takes STUPIDLY long, and you can't even attach toolboxes to that particular bench to make it go faster.Are you smelting weapons down? Are you scouring the map for steel walls and floors you can disassemble? Have you strip-mined every mountain like you're playing gnomoria? Can you tell I've been in this situation too?
Sometimes, you get a map that just sucks for steel. You gotta be really creative in how you get it: Sometimes you can buy it from traders..sometimes, you gotta buy a bunch of cheap poor steel weapons from traders or get them from raiders and smelt them down. Steel scarcity can really slow the end game down.
There's a mod that reduces it to 10.
Yes and no. Any XP you earn after your level cap goes straight into Legacy at a higher rate, so it's not completely wasted.
Do you like grindy games where you have to spend forever collecting materials before you can fight monsters? If yes, then you didn't.
It only feels that way if you don't know what you're doing
. Unfortunately, not knowing what you're doing is the first step to finding out what you're doing.That depends how much time you spent, unless you meant money, because time is money?
There are difficulty settings, but none of the gripes I outlined above are affected by that (outside of electrical short frequency). They're design flaws.
Room "niceness" is a combination of wealth (how expensive is the stuff in the room), space, and beauty (statues and stuff).
The main difference between Witcher and Elder Scrolls games is that Witcher is about playing a specific character, in a specific story, while elder Scrolls is about making your own story. Both are great games, but they do appeal to different tastes. I love them both.
If you liked either game in the least, Infinite's DLC is a bridge between them, shaped like Ken Levine flipping you off.
So it's like the bad Bioware rpgs? I'd prefer if it was like the good ones, like KOTOR
You mean the one that was badly based on a d20 system, where it gave you options to build your character however you liked, but unless you gave your character a hefty chunk of combat feats, you would find it nearly impossible to defeat the ending portion of the game, so most of the options were ultimately kind of pointless? Pick the wrong party for the last mission? You're fucked by endless waves of respawning elites. Manaan. Taris - goddamn Taris. Even moreso that literally everything you do there is essentially erased 5 minutes after you leave. Everyone that speaks Huttese - which is like 50% of NPCs in the early parts of the game - uses the same voice files over and over again.
I'll take Taris over Kirkwall any day.You mean the one that was badly based on a d20 system, where it gave you options to build your character however you liked, but unless you gave your character a hefty chunk of combat feats, you would find it nearly impossible to defeat the ending portion of the game, so most of the options were ultimately kind of pointless? Pick the wrong party for the last mission? You're fucked by endless waves of respawning elites. Manaan. Taris - goddamn Taris. Even moreso that literally everything you do there is essentially erased 5 minutes after you leave. Everyone that speaks Huttese - which is like 50% of NPCs in the early parts of the game - uses the same voice files over and over again.
Plus, KotOR had Jolee, the best Jedi.
We call that pulling a Bindo.
That almost sounds like a weird Force-empowered kind of remote handjob.
