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Honestly if worst comes to worst use the /ass command once a raid has started to immediately end the raid.
Unity Mad Island [v0.27 Beta] [E-made+]
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This game has workbenches, where player crafts stuff. Wood workbench, Iron workbench, campfire and others.
And workstations, where NPCs work to produce stuff out of nothing. Mine, pig farm and others.
NPCs aren't that good at working, so the only value of workstations is in automation and a few resources you can't get elsewhere. For example, a single expedition into an iron mine will produce more iron than an NPC will produce ever.
Crop fields are in-between: can be worked by both player and NPCs. This is a rare case where NPCs are better at it.
What about that weird ass workstation that says to produce craftable items but has empty crafting menu and no input? Looks like some sort of research station.
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STEAM Workshop, as in, third-party mods for the game. Official modding is limited to cosmetic decorations so don't expect much.
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I'm not able to see any of the mods for this game in the steam workshop, in fact, I can't see the community hub for this game at all. I can see the workshops for any other game I search for. Does anyone have any insight into this, or an alternative location for game mods?
The game certainly has a community hub, as full of questions as this thread. It probably requires you to be 18+ to enter.
But workshop is locked from outsiders, probably due to copyright problems. Only those who have bought the game on Steam can access it.
1) Pig farm produces special pigs, called "pork", and they give special meat used for cooking. Or you can just keep those pigs as pets. These can't be obtained any other way.
2) Wool and milk can be harvested from sheep and cows respectively in breeding farms. Milk is good for cooking, while wool is less useful.
3) Natives set to "gathering" sometimes bring small exp berries. They can also be looted from enemies, but this is unreliable.
4) Mines in the far north sometimes produce diamonds. They say it depends on coordinates, not biome.
There are alternative sources of diamonds, but they are also difficult.
For example, one can fight high-level raids to get warrior orbs and exchange them for diamonds at a trader.
Still, I think going to the dungeon is the most plentiful source of diamonds, and mining for them is not a very good idea.
That's all I know. But it's possible the developers will add more in the future.
If you put decoy amulets on NPCs and set combat to survivor which make them do nothing and won't take any incoming damage your NPC become unkillable bait to lure all the raiders where you can capture or kill them one by one but make sure they don't spot you first
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High lv raids are actually a better source of diamonds because you can make a very simple setup of iron spikes and elevated platforms to kite the enemies and easily kill hundreds of them with minimal effort. The real tedium would be looting all the bodies. Dungeon diamonds are far in between and fairly unreliable to get from chests.
You can use normal Ruck to suck all items from the bodies or turn old natives into elder natives they can make diamons from mining site
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I tested this too, but the other way around. Cut off their limbs (except the head--that will kill them BTW) *then* put them in a cage and fed them to MAX. Worked like a charm. It's like the NPC totally ignores the fact that you mutilated them and then thank you for it "yes! I want to be your friend now". Huh. Weird as hell.
Honestly it's not actually worth setting up a base early on. Just gather the rocks/sticks/bushes you need to make an axe/pickaxe, then chop trees and make a wood workbench. Then make a spear. Store your bed/campire/workbenches in your backpack (opened from menu on the right).
The spear is suitable for beating all the early bosses. The order I do things (reference the guide in the OP) is:
Go east as Yona and beat Old Man, Takumi Fight 1, and Takumi Fight 2. Get a point in health regen and put the rest in "smash" for now. Grab the schematics for the plant workbench in the swamp and if you're feeling comfortable with the combat by this point then go ahead and kill the swamp boss "Planton" and grab his biome gem.
Then warp back to starting camp and kill "Spike" and "The Native Boss". This will unlock the ability to actually place your base in a location of your choosing. NOW you can plop down a Leaf Mascot and build to your hearts content if you like.