Deathwish

That's exactly what you can do. After you dig up the water, get close to it and hold down "E" to bring up the menu, and select "Access Inventory" The dug up water spout should have an inventory slot of 1, that's where you put the water skin and jug.

I had to hold E to select "Access Inventory" on the water spout. Drag the water jug/skin to the inventory slot and let it fill that way. Drag it back off once it's full.

While I agree with what you're saying - didn't the streamer pull that same move? He didn't think the tames should be as powerful as they are. I'm pretty sure you can melt the tame and the rider with a few flame arrows, but I never saw that in the stream up until the ending. Just like in Ark, if you go after ANYTHING while naked - you're gonna have a bad time. To be clear, I totally agree with you in the fact that mounts should not be endgame meta. I just don't think a knee-jerk reaction was the correct response.

So.. they 'fix' 1 thing and break 2-3 others? But yet, the devs see the same game-breaking mechanics of other streamers and companies. Triple or quad shot mortars/cannons, full company invite spam to DC the person, people flooding into ships to sink, claim glitches, etc... Where are the next-day patches for that? Or the doggone Battleye? And to an extent, yeah the streamers will get what they want - or did you forget who got the game first?

After watching the stream, you start to get a soft spot for the underdogs. I don't think they expected to win though, I didn't see any other cannons on SoV besides that single mortar, doesn't look like they had that spot fully operational yet. They played them well from what I saw, used the terrain to their advantage to pull some guerrilla tactics. They did stand still in the open a few too many times though and paid that price. The whole thing just feels very rushed and not thought out. A streamer didn't bring the proper equipment to easily raid them, and got mad when he couldn't just steamroll them like he wanted. I'm curious what happens when the tame bloodlines start to get strong and we're right back where we are again.

I believe this is it --- starts around like the 6hr 30min mark? Not sure what provoked the attack on that small tribe, but SoV made The Late Shift look like absolute unorganized trash.

I feel like they killed the solo player vibe when they made the important skills cost 8 points. Maybe the new patch with the increased points will help lower that hit a bit, but the recent changes feel very anti-solo.

Some dumbass streamer from the late shift gets his ass kicked by 5-6 people from SoV and we have to pay the price.. Really getting tired of losing high level tames to low level wild critters now. Think we're going to just store ours in the pen until something changes with this. Can't wait to see how bad they cry out the first time they get smashed by a dragon.