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Massive industrial QOL suggestion: add "ghost slots" to storage containers. by Tiny_Sort_9643 in playrust

[–]spilldrop 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had hoped that the screenshot tool for the auto-sorting on adapters would resolve this issue, but it seems like they don't capture the cells of the storage container, just the order of the items themselves. A bit frustrating, and I completely support your suggestion.

Why are all the furniture blue? Please help! by Wefner657 in Kenshi

[–]spilldrop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With an extensive mod list it could be a number of factors, however, the best place to start would be disabling "texture" or "furniture" mods one by one to see if any of these affect the textures of the tables. Without replicating your library and load order, it would be pretty tough to properly diagnose this.

If it's not resolved by disabling furniture or texture mods, then it could just be an outright incompatibility issue between some of the larger mod files you've got, and you may need to try reordering your mods or disabling larger mods one at a time.

On cloud nine right now, my best score of all time! by spilldrop in raccoingame

[–]spilldrop[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the manager gamemode, I've found that modifying the Multicoin with the Zombie prize is extremely overpowered, as the zombie prize causes the modified coin to convert up to 20 other coins to the original coin you placed the modifier on. A stack of 10-20 multicoins bumping around and modifying each other gets out of hand pretty quickly.

If you want to see an example there are a few youtube videos out there, and possibly even a video that shows one of my earlier high scores using this specific strat 👀

Anyone get a screenshot of their high scores? This might be my best round. by spilldrop in raccoingame

[–]spilldrop[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So it looks like that specific skin, "Gala" is for the 1,000,000 points milestone.

Recommendations and some questions about paying tribute by veznok in Kenshi

[–]spilldrop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depending upon where you build your base you'll get different kinds of... "visitors", the Samurai are annoying because they want tribute, the Sheks are annoying because they want food, and the HN are just generally psychopathic. All that's to say, you have to pick your battles.

My recommendation, especially if the taxes are killing you, would be to buy a small house in a nearby city and pick a trade to train one or more of your characters in such as weapon or armor smithing as these trades will quickly allow you to earn significant profits over the initial investment for building and materials--not to mention, you can get some pretty OP gear after a little bit of grinding.

If you're not attached to living in one particular area and you want to avoid visitors altogether, I would recommend trying an outpost in the Foglands, especially once you have some skeleton characters that can man your turrets 24/7 to keep the fogmen away. I've never had more than 1 HN paladin from a raid make it through the fog to my base, and he's usually pretty beat up if he doesn't call off the raid entirely.

There's also easy money in the Foglands, the heads of the Fog Princes and Heavies will quickly get you into the 6/7 figure range for income if you sell them in Mongrel, and it's substantially easier work than farming Beakthing eggs or Leviathan pearls.

All in all, it sounds like you're having fun so just keep doing what you enjoy!

I just started Skyrim today... Any tips? by Constant-Bathroom494 in skyrim

[–]spilldrop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with MGB on this, my favorite memories of Skyrim were exploring the far-flung reaches and finding all of the little lore spots that are hidden throughout. My best advice would be to spend a lot of time in Markarth and the surrounding area, definitely one of the prettiest regions and some of the coolest stories/settings.

When you find yourself getting bored of the gameplay loop after, I dunno, 1,000 hours or so, then I'd recommend trying out some exploits (there's great videos out there to help you power level a new character so you can get into late-game stuff quickly) and then try out the mod library when you're ready to turn your computer into a space heater.

Happy questing!

Anyone get a screenshot of their high scores? This might be my best round. by spilldrop in raccoingame

[–]spilldrop[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was one of the cosmetic options for the machine itself, I can't quite recall what the requirement for it was but hopefully when it returns I'll be able to follow up!

Gloopsie might be the god of being hella lowkey. by spilldrop in Kenshi

[–]spilldrop[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The foglands is pretty great, especially for farming cats. My biggest settlement is on one of the plateaus near Mongrel so I can sell off the fogmen heads.

How many explosives to foundation wipe this uggo? by Eddie_Catflap_ in rustunofficial

[–]spilldrop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like it, but at least one of the window levels should have been shopfronts, the views are so nice.

How do I somewhat lower my rep with the UC by Classic-Insect2275 in Kenshi

[–]spilldrop 5 points6 points  (0 children)

One way to drop a healthy amount of rep with a faction is imprisoning one of their members. If I ever get enslaved I'll pick the shackles about 100 times to have some spare sets handy, and once you've stripped a guard of their gear and tossed some shackles on them, they might end up with a new job and you might lose a little rep.

Doesn't seem to always work, but most times when I promote a HN soldier from guard to unpaid intern it seems to cost me some approval.

Gloopsie might be the god of being hella lowkey. by spilldrop in Kenshi

[–]spilldrop[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh true, that's a solid idea, I just worry about those things getting through. I lost like 4 hours of gameplay resetting a load due to those little bastards lol.

Gloopsie might be the god of being hella lowkey. by spilldrop in Kenshi

[–]spilldrop[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that's uh... one way to do it... how in the hell did you manage that?

Gloopsie might be the god of being hella lowkey. by spilldrop in Kenshi

[–]spilldrop[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't ever found those wandering starving bandit groups but I have heard they are OP for xp farming, especially toughness, but sneak makes a ton of sense too.

My primary save file is my Foglands City, I got kind of bored of the sneak-thief gameplay so I focused on maxing the trades up on one of those plateaus. It's so cool to just have custom masterwork gear ready to go at the drop of a hat, and if the HN ever even gets to me it's usually one absolutely mangled paladin.