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JackAuduin
u/JackAuduin
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I know the Project Zomboid team has been working hard on Build 42 for a long time now, and I know there are plenty of people who are eagerly anticipating its full release.
However, I personally really enjoy the game as it exists now in Build 41. While I understand the reasoning behind some of the new features coming in Build 42, a few of them seem a bit too hardcore for my taste. Changes like keys having weight, the overhauled skill training system, and new skill paths all seem like interesting additions, but they might not fit the way I enjoy playing the game.
For those of us who are content with Build 41 as it is, will there be adequate sandbox settings to replicate the current gameplay
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I've gone from 1800 iRating to 800 in this week alone. Every race I've been rear-ended, door checked, blocked, dumped, you name it. Been doing this for about 3 years, and this week has been the worst I've ever seen.
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Hello!
I've just started as the GM for cyberpunk red for a group of friends. This is my first foray into being any kind of GM/DM.
One of my players approached me with a rough idea for a gig, and I'm hoping for some input on how to tailor it to be at least somewhat lore accurate. Not concerned with staying 100% true to canon, but 75% true would be cool. The character is the child of some corpos, and he wants the gig to be going to the remains of Arasaka tower to retrieve a prototype weapon his father was working on before the nuke went off.
Here's a few bumps in that idea that I've seen:
- need motivation for the other characters to buy in. I told him he could pay them directly, b
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Hello everyone,
I own a 2016 Charger RT and recently started experiencing a troubling sound from the internals of the transmission. The sound is a rhythmic tapping that coincides with wheel speed and can faintly be heard when stopped. It only starts after the transmission temperature exceeds 140°F and is most noticeable during deceleration.
My local shop diagnosed the issue and informed me that the transmission needs to be replaced. Unfortunately, they were unable to locate a new OEM transmission due to a nationwide backorder.
For additional context, I bought the car in 2017 from a rental place. The car has been flawless for the past 7 years, but I knew one day I was going to have to pay
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The one video where they actually had his name doing some mechanic shit with Justin was awesome. I can only imagine how else it would be to have him on this channel. Just saying whatever the fuck comes to mind.
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I only learned about spears recently, but never really liked them due to their fragility.
I got into a situation where I was running low on weapons (muh nightsticks and pipes!), but I had some planks laying around. I crafted a few spears and figured, "They're better than nothing".
I then came across a zed who dropped a cheap survival knife. I never use these but for hoarding reasons had always been collecting them as I found them. I decided to try putting one on a spear and giving it a whirl.
Holy crap what have I been missing... Yeah, they break easy, but when you can one or two shot almost every zombie, you get a lot of mileage out of them! And the range + speed!? (chef's kiss). Als
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So I've been running my longest single player character so far. One of my long-term goals is to build up a cool car collection. One of the issues this leads to in single player is that I only have one butt, but I want to move two cars.
This leads me to trying to use towing to move cars around. Usually if the car I want is a smaller car, I'll try to use a truck to pull it. If the truck is the one I want, I'll have that truck pull some smaller car that I really don't care about
At least this has been my plan. One of the issues I'm running into though is it almost seems like towing can be a death trap. I've also seen some really inconsistent behavior between the horsepower and how much somet
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