Atsumame

As the bug tittle suggest, it is impossible to deconstruct allow into it's components since there is no proper crafting recipe for alloy. The reason for this is because alloy is made via the smelter

It work just fine if it's in the same room.

Can confirm this happen even after today hotfix patch. This also happens in RoG too.

In the chessjunk lua file there is this loot table: inst:AddComponent("lootdropper") inst.components.lootdropper:SetLoot({"trinket_6"}) -- frazzled wires inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("trinket_6" , 0.55) inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("gears" , 0.25) inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("trinket_1" , 0.25) -- marbles inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("redgem" , 0.05) inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("greengem" , 0.05) inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("yellowgem" , 0.05) inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("purplegem" , 0.05) inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("orangegem" , 0.05) if GetWorld() and GetWorld():IsCave() and GetWorld().topology.level_number == 2 then -- ruins inst.components.lootdropper:AddRandomLoot("thulecite" , 0.01) However broken clockwork piles only drop the guaranteed frazzled wires. None of the other items on this loot table actually drop. So if you break a total of 100 broken clockwork piles you will get exactly 100 frazzled wires and nothing else.

There was invisible spots on the map that prevented building things on top of them. And it was everywhere.

What happened is that floatsam spawning anywhere at the world border (and faster during rain) get disabled if you have shipwrecked compatibility or hamlet compatibility. The mechanic work just fine in pure rog worlds.

When testing the vortex cloak, I was really confused on why I couldn't use nightmare fuel to refuel it. It turn out that you have to be in hamlet to be able to do it.

I know the key to the city working is intentional. But is merged crafting intentional or a bug? I do not want to make bug reports that turn out to be working as intended. Thank you so much for this update by the way.

If you aren't willing to read and participate into the thread at all, don't ask for an answer that's already there. Especially since there a lot of people that had legitimate responses and arguments just above your original post. And those people did read the thread.

Iirc he did it when it was possible. In case anybody wondered.

The best part is that the reasoning was explained in this thread. But instead of actually reading the thread you opted for snarky remarks and maymays. Congrats.

I always thought that the reason the end well give this many purple gem is for openly using telelocation at practically no cost. Since the components for crafting it (red gems and blue gems) are barely renewable if at all. And that telelocation is a very good thing in hamlet since the land is fragmented in useful islands. Plus the buff telelocation got made me think I can just teleport to the calendar now. Which is incredibly good.

His gem is lime green, which is a mixture of yellow and green. Light + Work = photosynthesis.

Her Werepig form is way more controllable (necklace, and can be activated a bit easier at will with just monster meat), has map view + an usable inventory, almost the same advantages as werebeaver (like night vision, temperature immunity ect.), has 50% more speed (which is immense all things considered), tentacle spike damage, is basically a multi tool just like beaver and can interact with a bit more things than beaver. If you can fuel it with food (which is easy to get anyway) this form is a total speed powerhouse. Not to mention that Werewilba can eat special foods such as coffee. It was mainly made because it was a fun thing for us to do.

(By the way, thank you very much for actually making an actual well thought out arguments unlike some people did their snarky remarks. I appreciate it.) You are perfectly right on this one, which is why I was against OP posting the tier list right away after being done.