Iaxa DeVaux

After 541 hours, I should have an advantage over a new player... on my pve server... where I might have a better chance to... umm kill a pig over a new player. And that what this sounds like to me. Some sjw fairness thing. I have a lot of trouble believing character data is not saved in a way that they could not be dropped on the new map. In fact, I don't believe it. I like the changes, but I never thought it would come with a total loss of progress, Or I would not have played.

That's my question to the dev team. Is it impossible to save character data? … and still do all the rest of this patch? A technical answer only please. Thanks,

Does wiping the grid mean they cannot save character data? I think not.

I like a lot of the changes. But not starting the grind from zero. That's just too much. Even if we just kept are level and skill points it would not be so bad. Starting from zero is too much of a bitter pill.

Maybe you're young. I was beta testing games 20 years ago. People have new ways of defining everything these days.

BS! You don't sell Alpha games. And real EA games are complete and ready for retail release. Real EA is the first mass server tests only weeks prior to full retail release. All that grinding for nothing!

Well, as far as your "requires a serious time commitment". maybe you need a bigger picture view in a game that's already lost 75% of the people it started with. Leaving only your comment "Do we need a magical way to shrink our ship to pocket size to move it somewhere? No, we don't!". I take it you didn't read the post before you left a reply. I commented on restrictions. That's a good idea about storage hangers. And if they did a forced pack up like I was suggesting, maybe you could recall your ship at the free port and not use a token at all. Yes, or just like I was saying... not let it be transported by a ship at all. By rule and not by weight. If it were to weigh 22k, it could not be moved from that point ever, in any way.

Up... Wish I saw this before going to sea. Not sure how docking is going to work on auto pilot. Should have left those horses in the tundra.

Does anybody know for "fact" what is the fastest ship and what sail configuration to make it so? Are their any charts or videos from testing? Speed/configuration rankings? Thanks,

Pack up option... Derelict ships are everywhere, but we can't just delete them. A ship can be a real investment in time. Not just to build but in anything added to it or stored on/in it, even its skill levels. Anyone having a ship deleted is almost surely never coming back after that loss. So, we need an option on the ship menu to "Pack Up". Pack Up happens once you are away or do not stand on the deck for 21 days, or you click the option on the ship menu. This turns the ship in its current state... the ship and everything in or on it... into a token that's placed in your inventory. That token can be place into a shipyard and returned at a later date into that same ship. So, if someone is leaving for vacation and wants to protect their ship, they have a way. If someone just leaves the game, we don't need to see or deal with their ships they left behind. You may need to add some restrictions as to not let this be used to transport goods or other work arounds. Like this token cannot be transported by ship and takes 24 hours in a shipyard to return to the state of a ship. We also need to look at the same issue of derelict shipyards. Almost the same, just auto Pack Up any not used to build a ship for 21 days and return it the owners inventory.

Yeah, you heard it right. I love Atlas. How's that for a change? Just thought I'd add some balance to all the pissing and moaning around here. Yeah it was a bad start with lots of bugs and oh yeah, that claim system... I still don't have a claim. Searching that cold ass grid line 2 today. Never the less, I love this game. I'm in here 40 or 50 hours a week and I plan to be here a while. I have a fleet of ships, an army of bears and a million islands to explore! Having lots of fun! I'm sure I'm not alone in that. Ok, you can resume your bitching now

I park mine 4 floors high on passive. I've not lost any yet since doing this. I have crocs and cobra sniffing, looking up, looking for a way in often.

OP your naked. How are you going to take a hit? It's not so bad once you work out how. I tamed 3 this weekend. Wear your best armor (I wear fur). Go in and feed and get out. Count in your head so you don't go in early. Slow the whole process down. Relax and work through it. Edit: A 3x3 pin for me is too small. I made a 4x5 and now have 100% tame rate. Get behind the right front leg. Rotate your cam if needed. Or bring some gold to m8 na pve. But I admit I don't know how trading tames work. Never traded.

I know the feeling. I have to cut down a palm tree to get in my front door.

How does this work? I found some land that opened on a lawless. I started a building at the waters edge. I put in the floor and the walls. I went to bed with plans of adding the roof (ceiling only, not extending out past the current structure) the next day. I wake up with a shipyard not 6ft from my wall and now I can't add a roof because it says I'm too close to an enemy foundation. How some someone build so close to my building that I can't add upward on that building?

The devs seems so locked into the idea of a survival game set to the sadistic setting, that removing anything unwanted, must be replaced by something else unwanted.

No, Its for you to run past mobs of much higher levels and die, over and over until you lag dance past them. People say it so laggy that the mobs don't react to you. Well, that's not true for me. They were on me like glue on every death run. At last someone must have ran right before me pulling them so, I did make it past to the (O7) FOY. Clicked it one second before death. It can be done. I made it on about the 18th run. Sorry for any boats I busted up in that parking jam

I have a Mythical - Large Stone Gateway blueprint. Anybody know what its worth on NA PVE? Offer?