MrHrulgin

Can we please have toilet paper added to the list of things that can be used as tinder? Speaking from experience, TP will absolutely work to start a fire. (No this has nothing to do with finding a remote farmhouse that's packed to the gills with the stuff.)

I believe that mostly food items don't drop in weight. I noticed it mostly because I caught an enormous fish and was walking around with a 6.5 weight fillet of fish until I finished the thing.

As it stands things like a cairn (6 rocks) or a log wall (4 logs, 4 ripped sheets) still require you to have a hammer in your inventory regardless of there being no hammering at all involved in their creation. Why is having a hammer in your inventory required to even engage with the carpentry skill? Why not have a single "construct" option, where subsets of items can be built dependent on the equipment you have? At this point if you aren't holding a welding torch, you have no idea what you could build with metalworking. Ditto with a hammer and carpentry. My ideal solution: A single "Construction" option in the right-click dropdown, with everything buildable contained within it. Within that, categorization much like we currently have within carpentry/metalworking: walls, doors, floors, etc. Within those, all options, regardless of what tool is required, with clear indication of what tools are needed. This would lead players to easier discovery of the options available to them and allow you to construct things that don't need tools without them being gated behind holding an irrelevant tool.

What it says on the tin. Get a fish fillet, cook it, and eat it in quarters, checking the weight in between. The weight won't drop even when 99% of it is eaten.

Well, they make the crawler noise, I get a jolt of alarm, they turn over into their stomach... Yeah, they become crawlers. Edit: If I sneak up behind them and push them down onto their bellies it will still happen some times. It's less noticeable, but there's still the crawler sound and they're invincible for a moment.

So I pushed a zombie such that it fell backward, and I don't have a weapon so I'm standing on its chest and stomping on its face to try to kill it. All of a sudden, it makes a strange cry, scares me, and rotates 180 degrees underneath me so its feet are where its head was, and vice versa. I get that injured zombies will become crawlers sometimes instead of dying, and that it'll startle the survivor when you get too close, but for that process to happen while I'm stomping on them is not right. I am literally standing on their chest, so they shouldn't move. I'm actively stomping on a "living" zombie, so it shouldn't be a surprise. The easiest fix would be to check the same thing that keeps zombies from getting up while they're being stood upon. If that's true, they don't become crawlers. It might in some rare circumstances mean that a zombie knocked backward into a crowd dies when it might otherwise have risen again, but that's a small cost as compared to the current situation.

While a water bottle that was favorited now maintains the favorite status upon being emptied, an empty bottle that is favorited still loses that status upon being refilled.

Bumping a very old suggestion: Since we have ice packs in the game it would be great to have styrofoam or insulated plastic coolers in order to keep food cold. Being able to load up a cooler with frozen ice packs would make it a lot more doable to keep food cold while traveling or gathering food. This would probably also entail temperature being averaged between objects in the container so that the existence of cold ice packs in the cooler would bring down the temperature of foods added to the cooler.

The type of vehicle (heavy duty, regular, sport) is set, but the quality and durability of the parts inside does vary. You can find performance parts in all sorts of places.

Heck, I knew a guy who would roll cigarettes while steering with his knees. Who needs *one* hand to steer with?

This is also true of bandages. If you take a bandage off before it becomes dirty, you can reapply it and gain the full benefit again.

This seems to be a larger issue with the transition between items when it comes to food. I've also found that you can eat 3/4 of a watermelon, and then slice or smash it and still get the full number of chunks or slices. While they're not as hunger-satisfying as an uneaten watermelon, you can eat 3/4 of a whole -60 hunger watermelon, then slice it to get 10 -4 hunger slices, for a -25 hunger gain over slicing it right away. Once I get into making stews I'll have to check on making bowls of soup, as I think that's the other significant change of form when it comes to food.

Do you have a hammer? I don't see it in your list, and as far as I know, it's having a hammer on your person (in the top level bag) that lets you see the carpentry menu.

At the Giga Mart in West Point (and plenty of other places) there are double doors. If you put a sheet on the inside of the right half of the front door, when you open the door the door will swing as if the hinges are on the right (as it should), but the sheet will swing as if the hinges are on the left.

While you screenshot doesn't show it, you either consumed something very toxic or were scratched by a zombie and the virus entered your system. If the scratch got the virus into your system you could have entirely healed the scratch but would still die from the infection after a couple of days. After you die you can tell whether it was zombification or poison by looking at the remaining moodle. It'll tell you whether you're a zombie or a corpse.

Had this happen on 41.24, no mods.

Do you have running set to "toggle" as opposed to "hold" in the options?

As it is, I'm very, very glad that rain collector barrels work anywhere. What would be even nicer is if we could place rain barrels next to houses and take advantage of all that theoretical runoff from the roof for extra water gathering effect. Ideally, there would be both preexisting downspouts on some houses as well as the ability to assemble your own from pipes using Metalwork to attach to your own constructions or to buildings that didn't start with them. Among other benefits, this would be an additional value for Metalwork, which currently feels a little under-loved.

Double Wooden Doors need 4 hinges in your inventory to build, but only use up 2 of them.

What version of the game are you on? I'm on 41.22 and have the option to make metalwork if have the mask and have a propane torch in my inventory, even if they're in a secondary bag. It also shows up if I'm wearing the mask and wielding the torch, as in your image. Have you read the appropriate magazines?

If I have crops that need watering and a couple of saucepans of water in my inventory, I can choose to water from one of them, and my survivor will pull out the pan, hold it in his primary hand, and water the plant. Once I have the pan of water in my hand, I can't choose to water any plants, even if I have a second pan of water in my inventory. Edit: And now it's working. I don't know what I was doing differently.

Metalwork already provides you with a number of metal door options that give you the transparent door you can attack through. It doesn't look like there's an opaque option, though.

Blood spatters will splash onto a metal fence or broken window and hover there as if it was a solid surface, even though it shouldn't. If a bullet or a weapon swing can go through a space, it should also allow blood spatter to pass through rather than catching.

I'd really like an option to eat until satisfied. Especially with a pan of roasted meat and vegetables, even a quarter of the 100+ fullness it offers is massive overkill unless you're already very hungry. I know that it's been partially avoided by spooning soup out into bowls that you can then eat portions of, but if I want to just pull my roasted meat&veg out of the fridge and eat it cold over the sink I don't want to also add overeating to my list of sins.

I agree that the star isn't the clearest. When I started playing I assumed it was a measure of quality or damage as opposed to durability. Something like the circle/color combo is definitely more in line with modern conventions regarding durability displays.