I didn't see this in the bug overview/sumary thing, so I am assuming noone has posted this already.

Whilst I was crafting, say i was making a wolf necklace requiring 1 thread and 10 wolf teeth...
If i had 11 wolf teeth, it would consume only 1 and i would still have 10.

This also happened with making cloth, requiring 5 thread. I had 7 thread, and i got a cloth, leaving 5 thread in my inventory.
I then crafted 2 more thread with 1 fibre, and did it again succussfully another 10 or so times in a row, costing me only 22 threads instead of 55 threads, which is a HUGE difference. It always seemed to drop it to a multiple of the required amount. This could be used to break the market on much higher tier/more difficult items to craft with multiple rare drops of the same type required.

I don't know if it was the cause of another bug i found though... I couldn't figure out how to auto loot corpses, so I was manually dragging the meat and stuff into my inven. If i had a stack of 9 in my inventory, and dragged a stack of say 4 on top of it, i would end up with a stack of 10 and no second stack of 3. The item i dragged wouldn't end up back in the creatures inventory either... just... gone. It happened with any pair of stacks that would total to over 10, not just a stack of 9 in my inven and a stack of 2 or higher on the creature. I am pretty sure it didnt happen with chests though.

I also parked a new cart i built afterwards next to my house, and after unequipping it, i couldnt equip it again because i was probably 2 pixels too close to the house for the character to move into the hyper specific equip location... can the devs, if any see these posts, please make the carts unequip and have the equip location in the exact spot your character is, not like 1 in game metre ahead of where your character was stading. Collision is a pain in the arse.

The same happened to me, except i parked my cart inside my semi built house before i logged off... and someone else finished building my house... so i couldn't do anything with my cart except delete it.

just search up 'fractured alpha 1 test 2' in youtube and it comes up with tonnes of results. I think i even saw a video from the devs themselves.

@PeachMcD There were a few people that recorded their alpha 1-2 experience. You should still be able to find em on youtube. I dont see the devs being all tight arsed on people making vids for youtube, because it is game exposure, and the game does need that.

I remember seeing a post on the forum of an elderly lady doing videos and and saying it is never too late to learn (as it was the first time she ever recorded a video on the computer and i think the first time she even played a video game).

@Yitra That's a pretty good point actually. I forgot about the whole servers situation. Hard to remember when the forum consists of everyone. I wonder if they might have an oceania server if enough people end up wanting to play from the oceania region, like myself. For now at least tho, America it is. lol

Us Aussies r pretty used to half a second lag anyways

@Gibbx I myself would enjoy doing that, even not being a hired bow or a mercinary. gathering materials to trade or craft things myself would be very useful

I also enjoy the challenge of killing difficult enemies and like to see my progress of it becoming easier over time due to me getting better at things like avoiding their skills or learning their resistances and damage types.

I loved playing a wizard in Perfect World International, because if you learnt the types of attacks your enemies used, you could swap your defences around to suit the situation and change your attack types to add more advantage. It is a good example of horizontal progression in a majorly vertical progression game too now that i think about it. lol

unfortunately tho, for years the devs of the game have been killing it, and now it is impossible for a new player to progress to being a badass without spending any money because of how hungry they are.

@Xulu lol, i never did either and now i am 200 exp from lvl 200!!

@asspirin said in Fractured Content Pills - Week 37, 2019:

@Yitra Vegan and herbivore are two totally different things

noy really... a vegan is a human example of herbivorous behaviour in a predominantly omnivorous species of animal.

I just find it funny when a vegan says giving head is vegan, even tho they are slurping animal products XD

sounds rather interesting. I might consider joining your side, despite being a pretty reclusive person and player alike!! perhaps i could be a hermit, but still provide support every now and then

living on my own in amongst the wildlife could prove fruitful for rss gathering to then sell to the merchants or craft into powerful potions!!