Oh! From that trailer, it feels familiar. I think I saw a review of this game on YouTube.
how can you even compare it if you haven't played? the forest is a fps whereas mad island is a third person adventure game.
That's easy - I don't compare. I see other people compare it in this thread.
u can also try catching one like doing this (if u already marked all the grass around with items first, it requires some lvls of construction skill of course)
i guess u just didn't type /get first
Check guides linked in op.
Fun is subjective, if you are not having fun then don't play it.
No.
Moral too low.
Game isn't complete yet.
Please use short guide in my signature if you want to know how to play.
Bro its a sandbox, it's like saying what's the fun of Minecraft, you build your slave kingdom and enjoy the fruits of labor and decorate your base with the tits of your enemies.
There isn't much sandbox rn actually. All you have now is kinda fucked base building with furniture that looks meh when you try to place a few different items. Bruh I can't even rotate gallows and other shit that faces some direction. And I'm not even starting to talk about "walls". And there isn't much point in doing it all besides recruiting a few slaves to carry your stuff.
well, even with meh items & furnitures, some players are so creative that you'd be surprised that they manage to create a great base design.
At the very least, I can hopefully do terrible things to the 'small male natives' in the future.
I think there is yona x small native scene. Note that it refers to small natives, not DLC natives. Which was a disappointment.
Yes, but the themes and things you can do are similar. You can build houses, campfires; you can craft various decorations from limbs of natives (which you can alternatively consume / use as equipment); both games include, as part of their plot, crashing into an island populated with aggressive natives. The island contains a cave system with natives characterised by strange, mutant anatomy as well as a futuristic lab in which human experimentation occurs.
This is actually misleading. Having a map and a simple cube that can be placed anywhere within it is the foundation of sandbox gameplay. It's up to you to go as far or as superficial as you want with your creativity and commitment. There are clear limitations that we discuss every now and then, but you don't need complex blocks for a solid sandbox. All the minecraft alphas are proof of this.
Another misleading and biased opinion. I lost thousands of hours in minecraft SP and this was back around the time they introduced hunger bar, I didn't even know about modding it. If you say instead that sandboxes sucks for people that don't like the genre, then I would agree. You need a certain profile and traits to like what otherwise would be seen as tedious and pointless, even if it's the best sandbox ever.
Or, for that matter, me falling off when I'm running around LOL. Happened a couple of times TBH *coughs* (up on level 7).
