Large enclosed spaces become death-traps during temporal storms. The maximum space considered by the game to be "inside" is a 7x7x7 block volume. That can be heated by a fire; lit sufficiently; and doesn't have the same environmental conditions as "outside." The reason your cave complex is *so dark* is because it's *so large* it counts as just another "outside" environment and experiences the same climate. Moreover, if an interior consists of a series of rooms separated by closed doors, it's *really hard* to get mobbed during temporal storms. Yeah, you can get a drifter or two in the room with you, but the ones in the other rooms can't come in and get you until you're ready for them. But large "open floorplan" spaces mean drifters spawn in during temporal storms and come at you, unimpeded, from all directions. Building the same sorts of bases in Vintage Story that you build in Minecraft means you're just *asking* to get slaughtered, or even freeze to death.
Me when I'm starting to freeze on a winter night expedition: "Let's make a little mud house and light a campfire inside to warm up." Skrittle when he's starting to freeze on a winter night expedition: "Let's hop into a random cave with no weapons, no healing, practically no food and almost no armor, it'll be warm and cosy..."
yep melee is tough this game is tough. just as a heads up in the spring thaw bears move around a lot more just like there coming out of hibernation Hungary.
Ewww,m just 40% for all these penalties? I don't know if that's worth it... you're probably better off trying to complete the leather armor set, or making a copper lamelar.
Large enclosed spaces become death-traps during temporal storms.
The maximum space considered by the game to be "inside" is a 7x7x7 block volume.
That can be heated by a fire; lit sufficiently; and doesn't have the same environmental conditions as "outside."
The reason your cave complex is *so dark* is because it's *so large* it counts as just another "outside" environment and experiences the same climate.
Moreover, if an interior consists of a series of rooms separated by closed doors, it's *really hard* to get mobbed during temporal storms.
Yeah, you can get a drifter or two in the room with you, but the ones in the other rooms can't come in and get you until you're ready for them.
But large "open floorplan" spaces mean drifters spawn in during temporal storms and come at you, unimpeded, from all directions.
Building the same sorts of bases in Vintage Story that you build in Minecraft means you're just *asking* to get slaughtered, or even freeze to death.
Me when I'm starting to freeze on a winter night expedition: "Let's make a little mud house and light a campfire inside to warm up."
Skrittle when he's starting to freeze on a winter night expedition: "Let's hop into a random cave with no weapons, no healing, practically no food and almost no armor, it'll be warm and cosy..."
i mean it was.... warm at least :)
yep melee is tough this game is tough. just as a heads up in the spring thaw bears move around a lot more just like there coming out of hibernation Hungary.
so I better figure out my range to text long for spring
Dude, need to fix the blackguard armor before it is any actual use. But it has to wait until later when you get iron.
Do note, the falx has a 2.5m melee range, while the spear has 3.5m.
is that vertical too? could I stand on a ledge and poke the sloth men?
Yup.
Ewww,m just 40% for all these penalties? I don't know if that's worth it... you're probably better off trying to complete the leather armor set, or making a copper lamelar.