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Jose Del Frojo wrote:I would like to see the ability to attach more then one wall to another wall.
This way we could build a city with multiple gates... a private gated area (more secure) and a public one (less secure)

Can't you already do this?

*Oh, do you mean set part of your outpost to public and part to privite?

How big is your base? Do you have an image?

Trading doesn't seem to work for me.. Trading caravans just wander in and out through the door for a couple days when they show up. I have a shop counter full of stuff and the outpost is set to public, anything else needed?

Of course, you could just have it so all the factions are independently self-sufficient, and only trade with surplus goods.... That way the economy could be 100% dynamic and real, but you wouldn't have to worry about it imploding, or having entire factions fall on their asses without direct interven...

Disappointed you haven’t butchered Jarjar is some horrific and appropriately pointless way yet...

Body armour capable of stopping bullets and explosions is just as capable of stopping knives and swords... I still don’t know why anyone would want to add guns to a game with swords in, called “swordsman”, that’s about fights with swords… *I mean mods, sure, but why the big push for having them in t...

Guns would kill the charm of this game...

Ahh yes, the decay thing, it's now implimented!

Have you guys not ever thought about what a steampunk world would look like after the coal runs out?

I thought the point was, it's partly a steampunk game, but there's no coal. So no black-powder (no guns), no steam-engines, no large foundries and so on. Batteries, Electricity, Windfarms, robotics, the small/side-lined stuff is all you get, and it's just sweetness imho.

Yep, can't run it, (after disk2... issue) looks like it’s there on the system but won't start up.

blunt weapons are unnecessary as most opponents survive immediate combat. They can be stabilized and carried to what ever fate you wish. Still takes up time and precious medical supplies. Considering there's a "blunt damage" statistic for some weapons, I don't see why they'd be left out e...

Traders have backpacks with no combat penalties, you can't buy them, though. If you can manage to get a big angry mob of bandits to chase you, and run them right into a caravan, you should be set.

You think something with treads would be able to make it up the sort of steep hills this game has?

Pack robot then? Like Bigdog?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1czBcnX1Ww

If you could see them from a distance it could be a nice indicator that there were individual/groups of NPCs either dead (yay, loot) or in-trouble and needing help. *Not so keen on it as just a graphical thing that's of no real use, it's the sort of thing that can look pretty bad if it’s not done ri...

Ahh, ok, pitty.

Speaking of such things, anyone know what those skeletons are of? whales? Seem too big for elephants, my entire squad could fit inside the rib-cage of one of them.

Really? Hmm, right now all I can find is: “Blood loss means you can pass out, and the blood will attract predators.” Although I’m pretty sure that I have specifically read the word “monster” used to describe hostile creatures of the desert in a couple instances from official sources, I’ll keep look...

The option for character creation marked as "Species", Will the game actually allow you to have party members of different species? Creatures? Monsters? Other intelligent species that are not human? Goris was a scholar, and a deathclaw, from Fallout 2, didn't use (or, in fact, need) any we...

Ok, have to ask, is it actualy going to mean what I think it might possibly end up meaning? Or is it just going to be different former clan-affiliations/backstories for each character?

I mean, Goris from fallout 2 made a fantastic squad-member… just saying.