Quick hotfix today. There were two things pointed out to me recently. The first is that if you were hunting squirrels any fur they dropped would turn into meat once it hit your inventory. This should now be fixed. The other issue which may have affected a fair number of people was a bug related to the construction signs scattered around the world. Essentially, if you spoke to the respective NPC at their shop before talking to them normally the signs would never activate making the quests impossible to start. This has now been fixed. If you happened to already stumble into this bug the patch should fix the issue for you as well. Aside from that, Ill take the opportunity to talk a bit about what is going on. As mentioned before, things may slow down a bit in the near future. At the moment, I dont have the capital necessary to pay an artist for more assets. That alone prevents me from adding any new systems to the live version of the game. I am coding them, so progress is being made, but without art I cant add them to the game. In short, work is getting done, but it may be a little bit before it sees the light of day. This issue shouldnt last long though. As for what I have been working on, alongside some other random stuff, its been mostly the fermenting system lately. As it stands, you can make 6 different types of alcohol and there are 121 different items that you can potentially add to anything you make. The system is completely custom, as in there are no recipes other than the ones you create. You can name whatever you craft as well as pick the sprite used, and the item will be given a custom description. Whatever you add to the drink will dictate what it does, restore stamina, give buffs, sell for more, etc. There is also a multiplier system in place so some taste combinations will work better than others which youll have to discover that yourself. In essence you should be able to start a start a little craft brewery if you want. Like I said earlier, a lack of art might delay that for a little bit (its currently all drawn in paint with my expert skills). Once everything is done though I think it should be a pretty neat little system for the game and another option for people if thats something that interests them. Anyway, thats it, below is the full list of fixes. VERDANT VILLAGE PATCH 0.3.4.2 FULL CHANGELOG
- Fixed a bug with cooking related to picking objects from the oven when your inventory was full
- Fixed two spelling errors related to silk cloth
- Fixed a bug that caused fireflies to spawn too early in summer
- Fixed a small bug with alchemy product icons that could occur when moving them around
- Fixed a bug with hunting squirrels where fur would turn into meat once it entered your inventory
- Fixed a bug where construction signs would never activate depending on how you interacted with NPCs
[ 2020-09-23 16:22:34 CET ] [ Original post ]
- Verdant Village Linux [304.58 M]
Features
- Create A Thriving Farm: Start with nothing, and with little more than the sweat of your brow turn your property into a bustling farmstead.
- Master Skills As You Progress: No one starts out as a master. Level up your skills as you work. Complete specific tasks to gain powerful perks to help you succeed.
- Uncover Lost Mysteries: Search throughout the land for hidden artifacts to piece together. The Empyrean Vale is vast and full of history to learn and history to unearth.
- Make A House A Home: Decorate your new property with a variety of different objects. Place whatever you want where ever you want it and truly create your own slice of heaven.
- Meet The Townsfolk: Interact and speak with over 40 characters living in Amberglen and beyond. Each character has a personality and story to tell.
- Cast A Line: Visit the multitude of different fishing spots spread across the vale. There are over 100 fish to catch, split between different environments, seasons, and times.
- Have A Taste: Learn to cook a litany of different meals. Get the locals to teach you different recipes and become the best chef in Amberglen.
- Lend A Helping Hand: Find and complete a variety of tasks for villagers. You'll find that everyone needs something done. Most are willing to teach you something in return as well.
Features To Come
- Hunting: Hunt a variety of animals in the nearby forests of The Empyrean Vale.
- Alchemy: Craft numerous potions and other odd items to sell or use.
- Combat: Battle your way past any threat you come across.
- Marriage: Find a spouse and court them.
- Sailing: Build a ship and sail the bay.
- Much much more
- OS: Any
- Processor: 2.0 GHzMemory: 2 GB RAM
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 MB Video Memory
- Storage: 400 MB available space
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