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People are going to start trading inflated videocards as currency.

Uhh... PayPal?

Expecting Jason to take crypto is like... lunacy. Like, no other author would you expect them to take that seriously.

"Oh hi, this is Ubisoft. You want to pay with crypto? That's cool. I want a rocket car."

All for like, 5 possible sales.

That's actually really neat. I might spin up a Ubuntu VM in VMWare (what I normally use) for server testing and post it.

[edit] I thought it said suggestions, not bugfixes. Oops.

One line suggestions:

- Rivers (water source + breaks up terrain into noticeable landmarks)

- Landmarks. Large stones with carvings from ancient civilizations. Anything. That way people can say "Walk past the big head, and then go north."

- Fake Cliffs. C&C, Starcraft, and recently added to Factorio, use "fake" cliffs to make the map look and function more interesting. Basically, there's no actual height to them, they're just blockable items/terrain. But they serve to break up the monotony of the map. They serve as landmarks, as well as strategic value.

Game mechanically, they have no actual "height". They're just blocked terrain. Arrows/guns shoot over them (as long as you're in range.) People/NPCs/tanks walk around them with normal pathfinding.

Imagine having a village "atop the cliff" or "beside the river."

Also, for a quick one:

- Bear skins do nothing useful. (AFAIK). They're just bear rugs which are disappointing given how hard it is to fight a bear the first time. They should be cut into "half pelts"  and each "half pelt" should become a full (or decent amount) of a full wardrobe. That way, you can risk the dangerous of a big animal, for the reward of many clothes for your family--much more than you would get from tedious (but less dangerous) small game animals like rabbits.

Is there a reason why bows can't go in a cart?

>I'm not quite sure what you're disagreeing with here.

--> Higher r_value = higher player heat retention.

That's why things that have no insulating value... have a zero r_value.

>if( nextPlayer->clothing.hat != NULL )
> clothingR += headWeight *  nextPlayer->clothing.hat->rValue;

If wearing a hat, add to the current players "total heat/resistence" the head weighting factor * r_value.

Higher r_value means more is added to clothingR.

This is clearly wrong and can be observed in-game by watching your temperature increase when you change items.

Even in your posted code:

> // clothing is additive to R value at center spot

and

> if( nextPlayer->clothing.hat != NULL ) {
>               clothingR += headWeight *  nextPlayer->clothing.hat->rValue;
>              }

Each item is adding its value times the body part weighting factor.

Next time be sure before authoritatively telling people how something works.

>This will be the perfect place to build my temple to the fire god I think

Blood God Armok does not allow for idols before him.

I had my first crashes recently. It made me really sad. I had a great game going, and was just about to finish a master project and then "poof".

It's kind of sad that you can't reconnect after a crash.

BUMP just in case Jason missed it.

Looks like new update still has the value set at zero.