Purely Food

[RonPaulFTW]

I just realized you can stuff an argopelter carcass with grubs and salamander tails







eww dude... eww

Resulting food any good?

[Orcling]

I just realized you can stuff an argopelter carcass with grubs and salamander tails







eww dude... eww

Resulting food any good?

That would mean he found a salamander, where did you find the salamaner, timmy? WHERE!?

[Kandarim]

i found a salamander in woodlands, someone else found one in grasslands. Seems they're just very rare (and hard to spot on the radar, definitely in the woodlands).

My stuffed argo should have finished baking by now, I'll have some more info when I get back tonight on the meat

[Chiprel]

i found a salamander in woodlands, someone else found one in grasslands. Seems they're just very rare (and hard to spot on the radar, definitely in the woodlands).)

Salamanders spawn in autumnal forests too. (and so does turtles o.o)

[JohnCarver]

If you recall, we were recently very generous with the foraging spawn rates. It was our intention to do so that we could leave some room in the rare spawn and hard to find foragables like these. It was never our intention to leave a void of fun things to find on your mini map.

That being said, please let us know if you feel any foragables are simply too difficult.

[Kandarim]

If you recall, we were recently very generous with the foraging spawn rates. It was our intention to do so that we could leave some room in the rare spawn and hard to find foragables like these. It was never our intention to leave a void of fun things to find on your mini map.

That being said, please let us know if you feel any foragables are simply too difficult.

Oh - I actually found a snake skull in a stump the day after the patch. I thought those were supposed to only come from snakes now ?

edit: ah nope, the spawn rate just got decreased but still there. Guess I had a lucky day yesterday.

[Procne]

With the new foragables and recipes requiring more materials I beg for better inventory solutions:

1. for foraging so that I din't have to run back to my base after 2-3 minutes of foraging
2. for crafting so that I don't have to between containers every 2-3 foods I craft

For 1. I'm still awaiting mushi bags

For 2. I propose that some crafting stations have additional inventory, available during crafting, specific to the station:
- baking tables have another window where you can store dry goods bags and farm produce
- stove has another window where you can put meat and farm produce
- carpentry station has a window where you can store boards, wood blocks and sharpened sticks

Or if making inventories for specific goods is complicated then maybe it would be possible to have craftable extensions which can be applied to crafting stations which would add universal invenory to them?

[Kandarim]

pockets can definitely resolve #1 to some extent. I'm now rocking 32 inventory places and loving it. One day i'll reach the max ( which I think is 35 at the moment?).

[Bjebr]

At least 36 , but I got no idea how he got so much

Bjebr , still at 30

[JohnCarver]

With the new foragables and recipes requiring more materials I beg for better inventory solutions:

You use the influx of nice things as a way to cleverly demand more nice things. I am on to you.

As interesting as that all sounds. Is it really better than simply increasing the original inventory space and/or providing more pockets and/or making a bigger backpack?

I think before I can make any real progress here I would want a better grip on what is acceptable on inventory space in general. How many extra spaces are you expecting these bags and/or station add-ons to have?