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It doesn't necessarily make sense to jack up rates of everything just to allow players to mass produce. balance adjustments come from keeping rates at base level and making adjustments as needed. One example of this is the adjustment made to the base gather rate after the first 2.5x harvesting event. We likely never would have seen that if people didn't ask for it after that event ended and the gather speed was unbearably slow.

There is zero chance of a rollback for this.

Have you tried setting it to all targets? One of the recent patches changes it so they don't shoot things below the water so they shouldn't waste ammo on fish anymore. It's possible that "enemy ships" is intended to target player ships and Ships of the Damned may just count as wild animals. I haven't tested this yet but it's at least worth a try.

Handling sail also improves turning radius.

They have come right out and said basically this. They are still in early development, and we're alpha testing the game.

I imagine once they get through a lot of this early balance phase the game will be fine. Right now they're dealing with a lot of rapid changes, some players like, many players don't. Every new patch leads to a new forum post about how the game is dying because of X change. I never expected the game to be even remotely balanced for the early months of Early Access. Players will come and go constantly over the course of early access, and when the game officially launches I expect many players that gave up during early access will return.

How far in the future can you set the end date of the war? Is there a way to make it indefinite?

Any specific version of Ubuntu that people have working?

At it's peak, the game didn't have a large enough population to justify four server clusters for PvP. Servers are expensive to maintain, and each cluster of 225 grids runs on 57 servers.

In PvE this is griefing, on PvP it's clever use of game mechanics.

did you tame it shortly before the server went down? Most server patches require the server to be restarted, and this frequently results in a small rollback.

I'm not sure what the ship of the damned class name is, but I would try "cheat DestroyAll <Class_Name>"

Rhinos aren't meant for harvesting metal. Thy're only good for harvesting stone and some flint. You're better off using a pick on metal nodes.

You're doing something wrong if you take that much damage from waterspouts.

How is that any more small minded or selfish than you wanting a version of the game that suits you?

I didn't say they were former sailors. Many pirates were active members of the English navy during the age of exploration.

Many pirates were English sailors, stealing from Spanish ships.

I think I'd rather have the mirage over not seeing a rock....I've had some company members that have run into sandbars they couldn't see.

When using the diving attachment allow you to inflate balloon crates to float resources to the surface to be looted without having to swim back down over and over.

Impossible is a bit hyperbolic. I have yet to have any trouble taming an elephant. I get punted around a bit when I use a taming pen, but I can always get to an area that allows me to feed.

I built a wall of gates around my taming pen to prevent me from getting knocked back too far in the event that it went down in a less than ideal position in my pen. but for the most part it wasn't too bad as long as you can reach his stomach for feeding. My biggest issue is that he can stick his head out so far through my taming pen, and I can't feed him from any part that is outside the pen.

There's a bug fix forums, and you can up vote items that the community want's fixed.

Getting this error on CentOS7 now after updating. Atlas/ShooterGame/Binaries/Linux/ShooterGameServer: error while loading shared libraries: librtmp.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I think they said we have 5 coming, plus the ones for the top companies.