NEW! Third Person Perspective
* press K to switch between views
* use mouse scroll to zoom in and out
- Wooden triangle foundation
* Option to upgrade from wooden to stone foundations
- Workshop tooltips show and hide properly
- Quests tooltips show whole sentences again
- Fixed rare graphic artefacts when using split context window or map landmarks
- 'Building density' in a main menu column and option to sort by it (shows number of building elements built by players)
- Fixed issues of Destroy panel in certain situations
- Amount of map landmarks increased from 10 to 50
- Fixed rare landmark initialization issue
- Fixed issue that could cause loud buzzing when using voice chat
- Fixed issue that could cause sound disturbance when using voice chat
- Fixed issue with blocked or ineffective attack when trying to destroy a Builder's desk that was surrounded by 4 walls
- Fixed shields that couldn't block every attack they should
- Renamed map tiles for better understanding
- Fixed temporary disappearance of arrows in the inventory in specific situations
- Increased chance to recover an arrow from 50% to 75%
- Fixed labels positioning in main menu
NEW! Builder's desk window
* Now included in the "book menu"
* Option to choose what rights should guests have: open doors and set traps / open chests and unmoor boats / build and destroy
* Possibility to change the name of the shelter
Changelog 0.10.12-1
- Fixed furnace - it's not possible to complete craft queue without fire - Fixed player's stance when sailing in TPP mode - Holding RMB with equipped shield will make it go up in the nearest possible moment (before, player had to click RMB in the right moment to parry) - Fixed animation for attack from the left side - Decreased weapon freeze from 1s to 0.75s when switching using Q-key - Sparks and splinters are now visible also in TPP mode
[ 2016-02-15 20:01:01 CET ] [ Original post ]
- Out of Reach - Ubuntu Universal (32_64) Content [2.68 G]
The one who said that a combination of thunder storms and sea rocks is the worst thing that can happen to sailors, clearly didn't have to survive one. The real deal starts the morning after, and this is the exact time when you, dear player enter the cruel world of Out of Reach.
The first enemy to encounter after surviving the storm will be your own body. Even the tropical forests have rainy days and cold nights... at least for a castaway in shorts. Searching for a shelter to stay over night could be almost as essential as finding food before someone considers you as something to eat.
Although the archipelago was considered deserted before ships started to crash into sea rocks nearby, every kind of area on the island has its natural inhabitants who just don't give a warm welcome. Thinking twice every time before moving ahead could be one of the smartest things to do.
Staying on a beach after crushing your boat allows you to hunt for slowly moving animals and gives the ability to see at long distances. Disadvantage - you can be seen from exactly the same distance and there's always someone to call you his own slow-moving food.
Before being able to found your first wooden settlement, you will need to stay constantly on the move, hunt and avoid being hunted at the same time. Getting to know the nearest neighbourhood could be your first step to stop looking like a bait. In Out of Reach, you are put into diverse environments of jungle, desert, plain, mountains and forest. Due to constantly changing weather and surrounding under players' influence and interaction you need to travel across the land in search of a minute of peace or gather enough resources to build a boat and find home on other parts of the archipelago.
Speaking of boats:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qK_drFMkLBI
In order to stay on the top of the food chain, you need to work harder than others. Everything starts from finding certain resources. Chop trees, mine stone, gather flax and food. Equip yourself and start searching for more sophisticated materials like copper and tin to produce bronze and other alloys.
Find out what else you can do with resources:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNHCkG8Ng-0
Use a variety of workshops, furnaces and tools to craft armour and weapons. Check which combination of gear has better performance and suits your game style best. Upgrade equipment using new resources or items obtained in battle. Store, collect or trade your stuff with other players!
Looking for a place to store your timber or a quiet and cosy room to forge a sword and tan a skin of an elephant? Build your own stronghold! Use dozens of building elements like walls, stairs and floors to assemble the house of your dreams in an environment of your choice... or just take control of one.
The best solutions to problems are most often invented during battles. Everyday life on islands full of castaways is not an exception. To successfully protect your territory or gain control of a new one, you will need the advantage.
- Ballista
The greater the distance, the safer you are. Ballista may be slow to load and unable to move but the ability to pierce a target with a 1,5m dart few hundred meters away in no time shouldn't be underestimated.
- Trebuchet
Unusual situations require extraordinary solutions. When an axe doesn't help or doors are just too thick it's time for a trebuchet. Construction costs both time and resources but nothing surprises like a forced entry through a wall.
- Traps
Well, there's actually one thing that surprises more - a tricky and deadly trap! Use trip wires at the doors, stairs or wherever you want, connect them with ballistae or boulder throwers, place a bait and wait for the unwelcome guests.
Trapper's training video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RRangpC3Pc
- Glider
When everything fails, you might consider an attack from above. Construct a tower, install a launcher ramp and take off on a glider to bomb enemies' bases, get through walls or just take a look from a different perspective.
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit
- Processor: 2 GHzMemory: 4 GB RAM
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 or equivalentNetwork: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 6 GB available space
- OS: Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit
- Processor: 3 GHzMemory: 8 GB RAMNetwork: Broadband Internet connectionStorage: 6 GB available space
- Memory: 8 GB RAMNetwork: Broadband Internet connectionStorage: 6 GB available space
- Storage: 6 GB available space
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