[1.6.4]Crash Landing [Hardcore, HQM] version 1.1.x BETA STABLE
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I've gotten maybe two silk worms, by the time a tree was infested to harvest, I was dead.
I think I've just had death by RNG really.
I think I've just had death by RNG really.
Yeah. Oh well. I did what I could to minimize that, but sometimes you just get shafted. Beginning is really tough, and I'm not sure what else I can do that without upsetting the balance later. If you can just get to your first bits of metal, and get even a very basic mob trap up you should be good. About the only mob that doesn't drop something you can't eventually eat is creepers.
didn't notice that. I'll do another LP this time as I was just experimenting/seeing whats new on the new version.Day 2 I had a bed so whenever I saw a horde of skeletons / zombies on my minimap, I just sleep so they die easily and pick up all the loot. Just be careful of spiders/creepers. But yeah, died on Day 4 due to accidentally submitting wheat in a quest and starvation.
Day 2 I had a bed so whenever I saw a horde of skeletons / zombies on my minimap, I just sleep so they die easily and pick up all the loot. Just be careful of spiders/creepers. But yeah, died on Day 4 due to accidentally submitting wheat in a quest and starvation.
I went to a fair bit of trouble putting hints in all the quest text. Please take a few seconds and read them, it will save you quite a bit of trouble. Dying because you ignored a hint or because you missed something you were implicitly warned against will gain you little sympathy.
I went to a fair bit of trouble putting hints in all the quest text. Please take a few seconds and read them, it will save you quite a bit of trouble. Dying because you ignored a hint or because you missed something you were implicitly warned against will gain you little sympathy.
I know, ignorance will kill you and pay for the price of starvation. I shall proceed with caution this time around.
My starting strategy.
1st day light; grab all starting items. Submit 1st quest. Go out to an open area. Plant AA in ground as a centre point. Dig a 2 deep trench, and 2 high wall to protect a 9x9 area. Gather more dust by starting a trench 3 spaces further out, until night falls.
1 at night; place starting blocks over head with dust walls for a safe spot from spiders. Sieve dust for bone meal. Completes quests as you can now. Run around wall to attract mobs. They'll fall into the trench and you'll be able to kill any that survive the sun.
In day light start working on expanding the compound.
Do not plant crops. Use first 3 dirt for trees. 2 for silk and worms, other for saplings.
Keep 1 barrel for compost, the get 11 for rain. At first rain drink cold bottles and fill all empties. You should have time for the barrels to fill up twice. Once to get more clay and to stay full after rain stops.
Then build tinker tables for frying pan and mattock.
4th dirt to start seeds.
When expanding use barrels (for rain) as top when you can.
Use next 6-7 dirt to get the furnace, then your set.
Average silk tree gives about 25. Average saplings less then 8.
So 1 silk tree usually gives you 1 dirt & food.
A Water bottle only drops your temp by 0.05-0.1. The camel pack can drop it 2.0 but only takes 4 bottles to fill. Only use pack when temp is close to giving heat stroke.
1st day light; grab all starting items. Submit 1st quest. Go out to an open area. Plant AA in ground as a centre point. Dig a 2 deep trench, and 2 high wall to protect a 9x9 area. Gather more dust by starting a trench 3 spaces further out, until night falls.
1 at night; place starting blocks over head with dust walls for a safe spot from spiders. Sieve dust for bone meal. Completes quests as you can now. Run around wall to attract mobs. They'll fall into the trench and you'll be able to kill any that survive the sun.
In day light start working on expanding the compound.
Do not plant crops. Use first 3 dirt for trees. 2 for silk and worms, other for saplings.
Keep 1 barrel for compost, the get 11 for rain. At first rain drink cold bottles and fill all empties. You should have time for the barrels to fill up twice. Once to get more clay and to stay full after rain stops.
Then build tinker tables for frying pan and mattock.
4th dirt to start seeds.
When expanding use barrels (for rain) as top when you can.
Use next 6-7 dirt to get the furnace, then your set.
Average silk tree gives about 25. Average saplings less then 8.
So 1 silk tree usually gives you 1 dirt & food.
A Water bottle only drops your temp by 0.05-0.1. The camel pack can drop it 2.0 but only takes 4 bottles to fill. Only use pack when temp is close to giving heat stroke.
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I'm trying to work out why the jungle sapling. If you get lucky enough and get 4 saplings you could bonemeal 4 to get a big tree and get cocoa beans, but they're are useless without wheat, plus the time to get the 4 saplings 4 dirt blocks and climbing a massive tree to harvest, would be death by hunger surely.
Still I'm sure you are hiding a trick there, wouldn't just add an item like that for no reason.
Still I'm sure you are hiding a trick there, wouldn't just add an item like that for no reason.
It is there as a back up in case the birch fails to give saplings. And, yes, a bit of a troll.
First post of the thread, fourth paragraph. Note that it says beta 4, but the maps are identical. They get renamed each update to prevent overwriting people's saves.
Using my save from the beta 1.0.3 shouldn't break anything in 1.0.4
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No. The maps are identical, mostly, from version to version. If there comes a point where that needs to change I'll post it in the change logs.
Probably a stupid question but where is the changelogs
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