Can one pick trees on the ground?

[[BRE] Léonard "le Fol"]

I read somewhere that the player can grab fallen trees (I mean random natural ones not logs) on the map and fill the cart like that.
I tried to grab some but it's not working, it's like the were glued to the ground.
Maybe it's not possible, just logs can be taken?

[Emaulligu]

Only logs indeed. There is an achievement stating that you must pick up "log found outside a log kiosk" but I got it for playing normally, and have not seen logs fallen to the ground otherwise.
Fallen trees are just an obstacle and nothing else.

[[BRE] Léonard "le Fol"]

Merci

[Emaulligu]

:)

[KaBurns]

You can't pick up the trees but there are random stashes of logs on some maps outside of a log kiosk. It's been a couple of years since I've played but I do recall running across them occasionally.

[mud]

correct, there used to be random logs could be found on maps when the game first released, but then they removed that. has been a long while since i last played ST, so unsure of the changes made to the game since. mudrunner brought scavenging logs back as a "new" feature, even though it really was just re-implemented.

[[BRE] Léonard "le Fol"]

My only problem is now not finding China Adventures Expansion (sorry for off topic) and anyway at 4 Euro it's too much. (which is two maps, from what I understood they are pretty good).

[Emaulligu]

I wish people would learn to read the date of the last post before replying to a forum thread. Especially on games with as little traffic as this one, because older posts stay displayed for longer as newer posts aren't created as often. Anyways.

China Adventures was already on-and-off the stores before, and now that it seems extremely likely (not to say certain) that Oovee is never coming back, I don't know how many more keys will be left available.

[[BRE] Léonard "le Fol"]

Damn.
I will never understand why some have put rules like "necroposting" it's just a rule to have a legal right to bash on users by violent people.
Actually so called "necro" posting avoids creating doubles and gathers all the content and quality into one post. (sure there are reasons sometime to create a new one on a same topic, but that should be the exception)... especially now that we have servers that grow and grow and grow and sustainability is a problem.

Anyway I won't post anything more on this topic, necroposting has always been a stupid thing, just a cliché for nerds.
People have to interact, internet is for people to interact and share value.
I know you are not talking of necroposting (at least I hope so).
This was just my digression.
take care.

[Emaulligu]

Blogs and post threads have been a thing for about as long as civilian internet was a thing, and necros have been part of the etiquette the entire time.
There's no formal law that says that necro is forbidden, but it's considered rude and careless to do so, because it's sending notifications to people that have since then moved on from the topic, and because you're forcing them to reopen a conversation that had been concluded a long time ago. The actual delay for a post to be considered necro is up to personal appreciation though.

[TheOrangeBox]

Originally posted by horsedancingwithcrow:

My only problem is now not finding China Adventures Expansion (sorry for off topic) and anyway at 4 Euro it's too much. (which is two maps, from what I understood they are pretty good).

There was thread about the DLC (China included) here and someone posted a third party store in Poland that still sells key. All the major digital retails have sold out but a digital store in Poland apparently still has key.
I never heard of the 'Allegro' store so not sure how reliable the commerce is.
Here's the thread if you want to look into it:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/263280/discussions/0/3425572470594334477/?ctp=2

[[BRE] Léonard "le Fol"]

Thanks for the suggestion on China Adventures. Yes anyway as Emaulligu explained before keys are really few now.

Originally posted by Emaulligu:

Blogs and post threads have been a thing for about as long as civilian internet was a thing, and necros have been part of the etiquette the entire time.
There's no formal law that says that necro is forbidden, but it's considered rude and careless to do so, because it's sending notifications to people that have since then moved on from the topic, and because you're forcing them to reopen a conversation that had been concluded a long time ago. The actual delay for a post to be considered necro is up to personal appreciation though.

thanks for your explanation on necro.

Ok, but anyway I say "negative" in this specific case all the way, it's not consistent with Steam, steam offers unsubscribe, anyway neantherdal design of internet doesn't feature "unsubscribe" so again, a major fact that proves necro posting is just for violent people, actual moderators who wanna bash on someone. People do unsubscribe and the people can actually keep on adding value to a topic without creating new one which multiplies and multplies making harder to follow something.

Because you wanna know which is the problem of internet? It's full of trash, people do not delete not up to date stuff, they like to trash the world with their stuff, and once something is old needs to be updated or removed. A topic that is dynamic offers a service to all and also digs down the old stuff by having new stuff and updated problems and solution to the same address where the same topic is being considered. This makes "newer" heal the older and people who posted old stuff (who need to stop to pretend they own a place) can carry on, just by pressing "unsubscribe"...

More clear than this I really.. don't know. But this is an ideological problem, it's a matter of psychological disturbs and other power connected issues.

Necro just doesn't exist, it's an excuse for the violents to come to blows. Which is something I really can't stand. Internet is sharing, is peace is cooperation is community it's not imposing power on others. This is a problem that is huge like the Earth and still keeps being put in doubt. Rules are there to be changed as we advance and progress and evolve.

[Unster]

I also don't like the term necroing and the complaints about it. I've been on the internet and message boards long enough that I remember it mostly used to be the other way (before this necro thing became a thing to complain about) that people were supposed to search first before creating another thread on the same topic - so the exact opposite. So don't worry about necroing, it's subjective and IMO as long as the thread is bumped for a valid reason and it's on topic, there's no problem. And those who don't like it can always unsubscribe.

[TheOrangeBox]

Sorry folks but a month or so old thread isn't even considered a "Necro". :]

[Unster]

Originally posted by TheOrangeBox:

Sorry folks but a month or so old thread isn't even considered a "Necro". :]

Agreed. I've seen threads that were years old getting resurrected. A month or two is nothing.

[Unster]

Back to the original topic, it would have been nice if fallen trees weren't super-glued to the ground by their center and act more like normal trees that can be moved or picked up. Saber could have done something with that for SnowRunner, but they chose to reuse the same functionality while making other functionality worse. A totally missed opportunity.