1.0C ON EXPERIMENTAL BRANCH: A NEW... NUMBERING SYSTEM

No, it does not. And it's happened in two games now.

In the second game I received two unexpected batches of science supplies, so I suddenly had approx. 15 of them lying around.

Right now, this experimental branch is unplayable for me, I can't use my naturalists for anything purposeful.

 

Same for me. I also can't get Naturalist to take supplies and also got the science supplies out of no where

 

Uhh it already got put in your bug-tracker as OC-5873 by Daynab. Just so that you're aware.

 

You really rescued my day, @Nicholas

And i will certainly have something to think about why a drm free executable needs to be cracked.

 

They cracked it for the same reason people climb Everest.


Or they are dumber than a bag of hammers.

 

unzip in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Clockwork Empires\game\jobs ?

 

It works

 

Well, despite the limited capacity of the flattening tool, it's still possible to engineer a proper incline! because, while on the practical side one dear colonists do not know the difference between a 1 heigh gap and a 15 heigh gap, they tend to prefer routes with smaller gaps. So I tried to reduce the roundabout way they had to do to avoid the 12 height gap cliff that separates my industrial district from the housing/office district

Also: I don't know if I have some bugged recipes or if I lost something in the updates: the ceramic charcoal kiln display a 3 logs : 1 charcoal recipe, and the stove a 2 coffee fruit : 1 roasted coffee.... I tried to keep a close eye to my workers, but so far I think the coffee still works 1:1 and i can't figure out the charcoal one....
I always thought that charcoal should be 1:2 or something like that, a recipe in which you have a little gain in items that may rise with better modules (maybe 1:1 for the brick one, 2:3 for the iron one or 1:2 and maybe a 1:2, 1:3, 1:4 for the industrial one...)

 

So a steam knight is actually possible and it really was a challenge @gaslamp (took about 17 ingame days to finish)...you can add more of these challenges to make the end game more interesting. Stationary defense turrets aka steam knights unable to move because of a solid socket would come to my mind.

 

hi naffarin and developers, how did you get the resupply of the barhourse to work? mine still isnt working and if naffarin can get to steam knight then i am seriously not doing something correct to fix 1.0c ? cause i dun see anyone complaining more that the fix isnt working?!? seriously confused now.

 

They can be fun to build, but once you get to that point you've mastered everything else and there's no real threat to the colony. That shiny new insanely expensive steam knight feels like a mall cop. The late game is in serious need of real challenges.

 

I haven't gotten there yet, but I like the idea of going into full out war with all of the other factions. It would be cool if there was some benefit to being at war with another nation. That would make for a new endgame goal.

 

I agree completely. You can declare war on other factions now, but why would you? Plus, it's super easy to just pool all your foreign office points into making peace with everyone and coast along like that forever.

There are no late game threats once you have enough food and happiness buildings/decor etc.

 

Mostly I agree, but there there are the occasional large fishpeople attacks and meteor showers. The latter can cause considerable trouble, especially since gabions seem to be in a half-working state right now.

I guess you could technically prevent the previous by keeping peace with the fishpeople, but there is literally no reward for doing this, and they're incredibly annoying. Killing fishpeople actually delivers some benefit to the colony.

 

Yes, very true, the end game is lacking and should have more content, and a scale up in event difficulty...at the point of building a steam knight even a fish cult event with 30-40 fishmen doesn't pose a real threat anymore.