which map is this ? The default Central London map or a custom map you downloaded from the Mega folder?
Just tried Indianapolis myself, worked fine. Double check the instructions below to make sure you installed the map correctly:
Maybe he didn't customize buildings? Default values are set at 1,25 % for each class of buildings which means over 95% of map will be empty space (for in-game purposes).
Hey Vin, so i copied the 2 files that come in the download into the streetmap folder, the much heavier pair throws me off a bit, but i just copy pasted the same 2 files into static folder.
I dont exactly know where you modify the building percents, so I am sorry about all this misunderstanding.
When choosing city, look at upper left part of screen. Just check box randomize unknown buildings and set percentage. On smaller maps you can go up to 100% (Sum of all percentages). In fact you can go up to 100% at any map, but computations on large maps will take forever.
that's the problem. The files to copy into the Static folder aren't the same as the ones in the StreetMap folder, when you extract the zip for the map, there is a Static folder in there too - copy the content of this Static folder to your game's Static folder
There is no console button. Just hit esc and go into the settings and set everything you want under there.
It is not, you have no needs that you must replenish like food etc. You teoreticly can get a job and hause but both of them are just rabbit holes activities with some repeatable events, and thats all. Basicly you create a character, edit his stats how ever you want and then participate in blank world full of rabit hole like activities, with ocasional events if you are lucky.
So what you're saying (and this includes your review) is that the game is as wide as an ocean and as deep as a kiddies' pool? It has a lot of "foundations" and core mechanics that show promise but suffers from inconsequential life sim aspects that have little meaning to it besides roleplaying purposes. Just about every aspect of the game feels lacklustre, has very little depth and replayability and it only takes a few hours to experience the bulk of what it has to offer.
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Sady i can only give you a like cuz i dont have a cookie, i hope it will be enaughSo what you're saying (and this includes your review) is that the game is as wide as an ocean and as deep as a kiddies' pool? It has a lot of "foundations" and core mechanics that show promise but suffers from inconsequential life sim aspects that have little meaning to it besides roleplaying purposes. Just about every aspect of the game feels lacklustre, has very little depth and replayability and it only takes a few hours to experience the bulk of what it has to offer.
Although modding is a possibility, those who have the time and knowledge to make meaningful content on the side are rare and none of what's available right now makes up for what the game lacks. Since you're not interested in modding yourself (same as many others) this means LP still has some way to go before it can be enjoyed by the masses in general. If someone's just here for the ride, they are better off waiting a while longer.
Is that what you mean?
(If 'yes' then I'd like a cookie for being able to shrink your wall-of-text of a review to two shorter paragraphs!
