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it means the "?" sign at the building menu; Where you pick your block and see it display it's name, like on the right side there is a clickable box.

so, for info, there was no decals at all on a lot of the zombie characters while others had full decal - the zombie horde at the end of the prologue was nothing but no decal zombie characters - posted the issue to Sabre so will update if I hear anything unless someone knows what the issue is and how to solve it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn43FTweX-s

This game is actually pretty amazing considering what it is. But I was wondering is there a roadmap? I would like to be able to make weapons for the goblins and Monsters and possible food for them as well as the slaves and make the cave a bit more (homey?)

Fandom has a number of maps on the place.
Easy to get lost, but the whole of Atlantis is that you'll be going upper right direction most of the time.
https://titanquest.fandom.com/wiki/Atlantis_Lower_District

Escrito originalmente por TheBattleForUranus:

I'm trying to get into this game. I like some parts of it. But once I start building a base my enthusiasm wanes. I feel like the UI for base building is confusing and just plain bad. For instance, in 99% of the survival games I've played it's pretty simple to start out. You lay out foundations, you build walls, you build a roof. In this game you lay out a bunch of blocks like it's minecraft. Is that the extent of the building? Is everything made of blocks? Are there no "walls"? Are walls supposed to be those square blocks? Every time I get to the point of base building I quit and remember why I stopped playing before.

The problem with games like Valheim, is that their building schema is very limited. Valheim has a few dozen handful of predetermined shapes. Where as in 7DTD, there are hundreds of shapes you can morph your building shapes into. I don't find the building system confusing. What I find instead, is that it's difficult to find the exact shape I want without knowing the shape's name.

The shape system in 7DTD is one of the most robust building schemes I've ever experienced in a game. I just wish that the internal UI for it was filtered better.

As for your wall dilemma, I am unsure what you mean. There are tons of wall shapes. It's just a matter of shaping and building creatively. If you see a house or a building out in the wild, you can build that - minus most of the lighting which you need to do in creative.

Escrito originalmente por doomshadow612:

Misinformation = anything that goes against government narrative. lol

disease= doesnt actually exists its just mass delusion caused by obamna

WE GETTING STEALTH BUILDS BOYS.

What looks so fantastic about this? The scale seems off. No visible physics or impact. The graphics look rather meh and the sound is no better either.

If anything, this game gives mobile vibes.

Escrito originalmente por DeFMUDE:

It's 4 factions: SM, AdMech, Orks and Necrons.

The UI with all the squads in a row is Total War inspired and initially put me off, too. But seriously, what was that space ever used for? Unit stats that you know by heart after a few hours and a portrait of the selected unit you ignore after a few hours.

Honestly, due to control groups, that space is still mostly useless, but considering how many casuals there are, how don't use them, it's a nice for accessability.

ideally just be able to collapse it too.