Unity Mad Island [v0.43.2 Beta] [E-made+]
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Main menu, the "edit" button. Clothes need to be acquired ingame.
UnknownLurkingUser
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Tips as in? Too much tips for me to list xD I'll give three major ones.
Preventing raids?
Surviving raids?
Luring raids away?
Preventing Raids :
"Chaos Totem" (From the Meat Workbench)
It can adjust the amount of the Raiders that will spawn, however this is a Late-game item and requires you to know Where to get the material for you to Obtain it
"Leaf Dummy Doll" & "Leaf Mascot" (From the Plant Workbench) (Find the blueprint in the Mushroom Forest/Swamp area)
These two items does the same thing, Reduce/Prevent raiders from spawning by 2 or 20
Extremely good for Early game when you don't want Raiders to bother your Base & your friendly NPCs
Surviving Raids :
Honestly...all you need is "Stairs"...no joke
Just click on the Stairs and set the Y to high up and stay there until the Raid runs out...
It's a Cheap win, I know.
Well...you could also make "Stone Bench" to stop Raider's movement on the other side as you use "Bow" or any Weapon to get rid of the raiders on the other side.
Luring raids away :
Get one of your friendly NPC captured
Go and Rescue him/her (or leave them if that fancy you xD Won't judge)
(Tiny tip : put a Teleport red flag near their settlement as you only got 20 minutes to save them)
When you kill the "Guard", loot the "Decoy Charm" off from him
(The rabbit looking animal is "Ruck")
Put the "Decoy Charm" onto Any NPC you don't like or want to become the savior of your base
Carry/Move the NPC to somewhere else and Set his/hers Combat to "Survivor" status
(Note : That blue thingy is the "Chaos Totem" as mention above)
(Nun is one of the possible name in-game for Female Native, not Unique character, the clothing are obtain from the Ruin/Dungeon chest)
Now your NPC will not be knock out, thus He/She will not be taken away by the Raiders and lure the Raid away from your base to a more suitable location for you to fight or farm for Resource/Capture Higher level natives
Extra tip :
Raids are a nice way to Farm for some resources like Iron ingots or Raw Iron ores
Just remember to bring a "Ruck" for easy resource looting...and yes, they're a bit of late game mob, but they're extremely useful as a Mobile Chest/Carrier & can expand your or anyone's inventory slots when you trade captured "Ruck" into "Pocket" from the Trader.
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Denkader
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You got some solid advice there, but here are a few more things:
1) Natives are stupid. Build a wall around your base--doesn't need to be anything big, just enough to surround you. Then wait until those idiots start focusing on destroying your wall (and don't worry about it, it doesn't cost anything to repair). Once they're distracted, approach them from behind and kick their asses. Keep an eye on your HP and step back if it gets too low, wait a bit (or go to a bed to speed recovery) then go at them again (funny thing is if you step back they'll just go back to hitting the wall, they won't pursue you--told ya they're stupid lol).
2) Watch their movements when they attack you. Usually you'll be able to get a hit in and run past them before they can touch you. It takes some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it it gets really easy to beat the crap out of them.
3) Keep in mind that you can't die in this game, so don't stress too much over raids. If your HP drops to 0 you'll just respawn with full HP, full food and full water, and you can just pick up where you left off
4) Incidentally, any NPCs you turn into friendlies also become invincible. If their HP drops to 0, they'll fall down and stay down for a while, but if you just leave them there they'll eventually get back up and recover. So, again, no stress required
And that's pretty much all I can think of off the top of my head.
Only thing to note here is that if a raid targets a specific friendly NPC, then the raiders will capture them if they are defeated. You then need to mount a rescue mission to get them back.4) Incidentally, any NPCs you turn into friendlies also become invincible. If their HP drops to 0, they'll fall down and stay down for a while, but if you just leave them there they'll eventually get back up and recover. So, again, no stress required
just asking, how the hell can i use the breeding farm and the pig farm. i don't understand at all
Please refer to guide in my signature.
In short, you need to assign villagers to animal care, and put cows and/or sheep into breeding farm.
UnknownLurkingUser
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In this screenshot contain Four structures that is related to NPC's job "Livestock"
Milker, Pig Farm & Breeding Farm + Harvest Box
To make these Structure work, you need the NPC on Job "Livestock" and have their "Territory" overlapping these Structures
Pig Farm :
You'll get "One whole Pig" once the number reached to 100
After that, you either "Make into Meat", "Give those pigs to tame a Large animal" or "Take them out and make another Pig farm"
You're able to obtain "High quality Pork" from Pig farm from those Yellow Looking Pig called "Pork"
Breeding Farm & Harvest Box :
These two are "Tied" together to be able to work
So far you're only able to farm These two type of animal "Milky(Cow)" & "Sheep" for Milk & Wool
They will be harvested into the "Harvest box" structure unlike the Pig farm & Milker
Imo, unless I'm wrong, the translation for this game is not that accurate, "Breeding farm" is more like "Livestock farm"
You don't breed animal in them but you harvest them for stuff, unless I'm missing something here.
And lastly
MILKER : (Obtain from Man's Workbench...Have someone mention how silly it looks with a serious looking knife in it?)
I have made a post on this but whatever, I'm somehow having fun making post so I'm just going to mention it again
You put Preggie Female native who gave birth in it
And overtime, you'll get "Mother's milk"
You can "drink it" or craft it into "Growth Potion" for "DLC Content" to grow up.
NPC is required to be in front of it to work as Milker structure will block NPC's movement unlike the other structures
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UnknownLurkingUser
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Hmm...Just did a stupid thing or maybe not stupid, I do not know
As you know there are these "Wonder Berry/Fruit/Golden Egg" that gives you EXP
You can use it on yourself
You can select a character and feed it all to him/her/it
OR
You use it on yourself while having them all following you...
So here's the question :
Is there a difference between "Directly feeding" & "Follow feeding"?
Here we have a level 181 Giant (sexy legs I know xD)
This is after "Directly feeding" which you only give the EXP item into one Character
As you can see, the Giant became Level 206 (AutoClicker helps a fuck ton btw)
This is During & After "Follow feeding" which Everyone who follows you will get EXP as you consume the EXP items on your character (My Yona is quite low level) (Also this Lags a fuck ton if you decided to get over 300+ following NPC level up at once xD)
As you can see, the Giant only got up to level 188 with this method
And to avoid any mistake, I did this test twice...Man I'm abusing this 2014 DELL gaming laptop, I'm totally gonna be on the execution list for the future robot upraising...
So I wonder that there maybe some "level reduction" if you decided to use "Follow feeding" method to level up your Fellow NPCs
I said "Follow feeding" but just the MainCharacter's action that give them some % of EXP while fighting/eating etc
To sum up this random post out of nowhere
If you want a certain Character to gain tons of EXP, directly feeding to them would be the most ideal way (No Shit Sherlock xD)
However
If you want Everyone to gain some Levels/Points, ask them to follow you while you consume the EXP items, allowing you to get the most EXP out from it & giving some levels to the following NPCs
It's a trade off on how much points you get out of it at the end I guess.
(Note: yes, you can't have 300+ NPCs following you, I had cheats on for the following party limit, I know it's a game balance mechanic but I prefer not being tied down by some silly limit number xD We can all have our own fun afterall, just mentioning this in case someone asked on how to get more people to follow you.)
As you know there are these "Wonder Berry/Fruit/Golden Egg" that gives you EXP
You can use it on yourself
You can select a character and feed it all to him/her/it
OR
You use it on yourself while having them all following you...
So here's the question :
Is there a difference between "Directly feeding" & "Follow feeding"?
Here we have a level 181 Giant (sexy legs I know xD)
This is after "Directly feeding" which you only give the EXP item into one Character
As you can see, the Giant became Level 206 (AutoClicker helps a fuck ton btw)
This is During & After "Follow feeding" which Everyone who follows you will get EXP as you consume the EXP items on your character (My Yona is quite low level) (Also this Lags a fuck ton if you decided to get over 300+ following NPC level up at once xD)
As you can see, the Giant only got up to level 188 with this method
And to avoid any mistake, I did this test twice...Man I'm abusing this 2014 DELL gaming laptop, I'm totally gonna be on the execution list for the future robot upraising...
So I wonder that there maybe some "level reduction" if you decided to use "Follow feeding" method to level up your Fellow NPCs
I said "Follow feeding" but just the MainCharacter's action that give them some % of EXP while fighting/eating etc
To sum up this random post out of nowhere
If you want a certain Character to gain tons of EXP, directly feeding to them would be the most ideal way (No Shit Sherlock xD)
However
If you want Everyone to gain some Levels/Points, ask them to follow you while you consume the EXP items, allowing you to get the most EXP out from it & giving some levels to the following NPCs
It's a trade off on how much points you get out of it at the end I guess.
(Note: yes, you can't have 300+ NPCs following you, I had cheats on for the following party limit, I know it's a game balance mechanic but I prefer not being tied down by some silly limit number xD We can all have our own fun afterall, just mentioning this in case someone asked on how to get more people to follow you.)
DogShopGoesHard
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Not sure if it also works for feeding followers, but IIRC you can shift right-click to consume ten items at once, decimating the number of clicks needed.
dinopara
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runs the same in my computer ever since it was called survival game project, you should open task manager and see what is consuming what.
also do pay attention that the more stuff you build will tank your frames, you will need to keep a minimal base design and have high level natives, i also recommend not leaving the beach because of the wild animals spawning, in there you only get crabs sometimes, going beyond will increase deer, rabbit, chickens and butterfly chances.
Denkader
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Really?? Anyone following you will get XP if you eat one of those while they're following? Huh. I had no idea. Will have to try this. How fascinating.
You did have me wondering there for a second LOL. Should have figured you were using a cheat, that makes more sense
dinopara
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that would be accurate if emadeplus was a westerner developer, they aren't and the dlsite page lists the new update by around november.