what can you do with empty batteries in raft survival game

#What can you do with empty batteries in raft survival game full#
#What can you do with empty batteries in raft survival game code#

#What can you do with empty batteries in raft survival game code#

My feeling is that it is perhaps a tad harsh, but also that 'Survival' should have some teeth, or else what's the point of including it?Īre you sure that water takes twice as long to deplete? It shouldn't be (see attached code and constants). Can't wait to get my hands on the feature complete version. This game is refreshingly unique and shows a huge amount of potential. Dev's if your reading this, thanks for all your hard work on this game. SO WHAT DO YOU THINK? Do you think hunger and thirst rates are too high? like em how they are? want them to be higher? Prefer to play on freedom mode and think I'm a masochist for continuing to play survival mode? Let me know! If you eat peepers and drink disinfected water, you need 15 chunks of salt every hour. Short summary if you are too lazy to read this:įood bar drains in 20 min. I'm afraid this might not leave time for much else. While this is manageable now, as they continue to implement power consumption you would need to track down enough battery and cell parts to keep all of the subs, the base and tools powered. Maybe require 10 salt per hour instead of 15.Īnother option would be to offer better food sources that don't need salt to prepare. It seems like i spend a large portion of my time just hunting salt. Seems to me that the hunger and thirst rate could be tuned down a bit.

Salt is pretty easy to find pretty much everywhere but does not seem to respawn, which could cause issues in longer games. This means, using this method you need to collect 15 chunks of salt in a hour, every hour. If you play survival mode you probably see the problem here, each bit of food or water requires 1 piece of salt. They just seem to take longer to find than the equivalent materials for disinfected water. If you cook air bladders into water in yields 15 water, but it takes a about 10 bladders to survive for an hour. If drinking distilled water, you must use 6 bottles per hour. Surprisingly the hydration meeter drains at two thirds the speed of the hunger meter. It takes about 30 minutes for the hydration meeter to go from 100 to 0. Along with the bit of water from eating fish, it takes 3 bottles of water to fill the hydration meter. Yes, i know spade fish a slightly better food source, but i used peepers as they are the best fish available to starting players.ĭisinfected water provides 30 units. Extrapolating this over an hour, it would take 9 peepers per hour to prevent starvation.

#What can you do with empty batteries in raft survival game full#

While exploring, it took about 20 minutes from completely full food bar for it to drain to 0. Giving 30 units of food and 5 units of water. Peepers are a moderately good food source. I cooked up a bunch of peepers and disinfected water. Today I conducted a bit of an experiment to find out how much material it took to stay alive for an hour of game play. I enjoy the survival aspect, but it has always seemed like the thirst and hunger rates have been a little high. Hey guys I've been playing exclusively on Survival Mode since I bought this game.