Pat_Bren

Translations will almost certainly be a nightmare. Willkommen in der Hölle.

Yep, we have to keep the personality to a bare minimum to get the basics down first, but there'll be lots of flavour/ways to say the same thing hopefully!

All of the 40 or so buildings that appear in my Ballincoolin map. Brenhouse is my house (see attached photo for position suggestion)! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=857149458 ballincoolinbuildings.zip

Okay, thanks. I'll keep playing the current builds I think, they work for a while at a time anyway. The performance hasn't especially dropped after cars/weather, the screen flickering is the main problem.

I have two of "Intel Pentium CPU 987 @ 1.50GHz"

I am on the latest IWBUMS and if I play normally, my screen starts to flicker after about 15-20 minutes, with patches of black appearing all over/menus flickering in and out too, making the game unplayable. Also the dead zombie textures are swapped out with random tiles. If I play in compatibility mode, a different but similar issue appears, which is that the screen more or less stops drawing the game. The game continues on and sometimes I can quit to the main menu, but that's mostly invisible too. I have a 64 bit machine but my card is an Intel HD, so that could be the problem. I have turned off 3d models (which makes cars stop drawing too) and the new roof hiding system but neither seems to be related to the problem. I have attached my last log, which crashed out after only a minute or so of gameplay. console.txt

My suggestion: hyperthermia only increases your thirst (a lot), which will kill you, rather than the heat killing you directly. I had a similar though opposite death from hypothermia (though my setting was on "Very Cold") when indoors beside a lit stove.

I think chopping trees down with an axe is way too easy. It should take far longer, as should sawing, with a progress bar so you can continue on from where you left off if you need to interrupt it. This would make dismantling objects like doors/wardrobes for planks/wood be far more necessary (and how many times do people in a zombie movie chop down trees? They're always breaking up furniture tho.) And when chainsaws are in, it'll be a nice balancing act between noise/fuel and the extra time it would take to just use an axe. Also, making chopping/sawing harder would essentially make them be two separate jobs (as in, one player helping another out by sawing what they chop) for players in multiplayer/eventual NPCs, helping with roleplaying etc.

Just a heads up, adding "burnt" vehicle zones makes my game crash, I think they've been removed/replaced with "junkyard", maybe the devs can clarify.

I am using my own custom map but no other mods. Here is the relevant code I am using: local stashMap1 = StashUtil.newStash("BallincoolinStashMap3", "Map", "Base.BallincoolinMap", "Stash_AnnotedMap"); stashMap1.zombies = 20; stashMap1.buildingX = 9097; stashMap1.buildingY = 9689; (there is a big church at these co-ords in my map) Sorry if this is my fault, I hadn't considered that! I don't have the log but I remember seeing on the console it was definitely a zombie spawning error.

If you have zombies turned off and find a lootable map that spawns zombies in a location, then go to that location, the game crashes.

Can you give us the code to add vehicle zones to the map using TileZed?

Maybe there could be a speed limiter option for cars to reduce fuel consumption as well as noise (and the chance of crashing obvs)?

I think you should be able to disassemble furniture you've picked up and that's in your inventory (if you have the proper tools). Not related to this build specifically, but the separate menus/options for interacting can be confusing. For example you have to click in the world to place a mousetrap, there's no action to place if you click the trap itself, and you can't "place" it using the furniture moving place, which might confuse people not used to PZ's UI quirks.

Encountered a bug probably related to what someone said about the Clumsy trait. Slept in the remote farmhouse. Woke up to find ~100 zombies had broken through the back door. I hadn't fired a gun and did nothing at all to attract them. No way they could've heard me normally, and I'm so remote they definitely pinpointed me.