You talk a lot of smack with that private profile buddy, some kind of hidden grand dragon, probably one of the devs, also i mentioned gpu usage not cpu usage. The game mechanics aren't flawed, it's the way you are /were playing it that's flawed.
The game mechanics aren't flawed, it's the way you are /were playing it that's flawed.Īnyhow, If this is something you arent going to play any further, there's no point in explaining game mechanics. idkĪnyhow, If this is something you arent going to play any further, there's no point in explaining game mechanics. this means shutting off most everything in the house to keep bunker power up, and exactly the opposite during inspections (turn off lights in bunker and turn on all household items)Īs far as CPU usage, idk what to tell you about that, i dont have any issues with it. basically the game calls for you to concentrate all your resources and energies on maintaining the bunker MOST of the time and present the house as normal as possible DURING the inspections. There is a power box near the front door, and also each electrical item in the main house can be shut off while not in use. so you have to purchase, or find items (and break down SOME of the household items) to make enough lights for the bunker. It is very beneficial to place lights above almost every plant for best growth rates, etc. Must maintain a certain amount of household items throughout the game, so you have to purchase the materials via mail or find them in other places on the map.
Just to clarify the in-game issues you mentioned, you do NOT want to break down all the items in the home to craft all the items needed in the bunker, otherwise the inspector notices items missing from the home and gives a bad report. OK i see now, you are just here to bash the game and not really wanting / needing any help with it. Oh yeah? think i haven't done that? i did build another room down there and put lights and ladder and everything and next thing you know is the power goes out because it doesn't hold so many lamps, and that got me stuck and couldn't be bothered to continue.Sure might have probably use all the silverware from the house to create lamps all day but is that how it had to be? also why is the gpu usage so high? no other game uses my gpu like this, and i mean none.
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Perhaps it might have been beneficial to include "how to build a bigger room" in the tutorial just ahead of the "place 5 soil" quest for the slower folks, needing some hand-holding, but honestly, the tutorial already showed you how to dig out rooms, how to break down items for materials, how to buy resources through the mail, how to place ladders and lights.ĪLL the knowledge has already been given, and it s literally a game about building a complex bunker system under the house. WHO said you are supposed to place them into that tiny first room of the bunker? MOST of us figured out how to build a bigger room below the first initial bunker room. Originally posted by TEST:Why 5 ? who decided that it's a good idea to put 5 soil patches in that tiny little room where only 4 fit? and no explanation on how to expand the bunker? this is a big turning point for me persoanlly i find the game to be absolutely fantastic aside from this stupid little confusing thing.very frustrating.Such an awesome game to be ruined right from the start where understanding and learning must be kept to a simple level and not overwhelming to the player base.
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