, zombies and NPCs alike - and can also be another option for a state that windows can be discovered in, and meaning the player cannot see in the building (and would have to smash the window or remove the

long is purely out of our own will, its been hard to keep the motivation up to go this long already, we could have slapped what NPCs we had in and 1.0ed years ago, jacked up the price to double, if we

need the fully fleshed out basebuilding simulation aspect.

and in the end add npcs that can build their own settlements and can do everything the player can do/trading.

to process metals. Maybe once NPCs are out they could add more advanced pursuits such as mines, so that you can recreate medieval society with enough time put into it.
I just don't want them to turn

I'm no expert in NPCs or AI, but I'm aware of a blog posted by the NPC programmer, Lemmy (Chris Simpson) online - the first result when searching "behavioral trees

MILLION DLC at 10 dollars is better than 2,5 MILLION game copies at 20 dollars)
Downside is of cours, massive community outrage for locking NPCs behind a paywall.

2. Start working on a new game, this to my

it.

It's like the post you are responding to said. If you only enjoy games that tell you what to do, then this one doesn't have very much to offer you. Maybe once they flesh out NPCs, there will be
worth it from the rewards you get for accomplishing that objective whether it would be from the npcs tasks or just by actually doing it yourself without the need to be told you just want to do it.

With

, maybe another 3-5 years and I'll get some of those things.

NPCs that have been promised being right around the corner for YEEEEAAAARRRRRSSSS (until they finally gave up and stopped talking about it

via a marker that could stay on one of the edges ...

Kinda shocked they have not done a DLC some some sort to keep some money come in to it. Maybe once (WAY down the road) when NPCs are in they could

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The Devs have shown interest in adding Windmills when they add NPCs into the game as a way to help give players who live a long time an end game

I can see Solar
resource intensive.

With NPCs and the player having end game compounds I can see late game having spots of light dotted around in the darkness of the night.

However, power shouldn't also be the end game