You spend a lot of time on building things aesthetically. I preferred to concentrate on form over function, patching obvious holes, getting up settlement numbers and stuffing in beds where I could.
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You spend a lot of time on building things aesthetically. I preferred to concentrate on form over function, patching obvious holes, getting up settlement numbers and stuffing in beds where I could.
Zardnaar
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In testing I don't think your settlers actually care about things like roofs.
Starlight drive you can just scatter a pile of sleeping bags around
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Shelter makes a small contribution to happiness:
- A bed in which to sleep, which counts for 10 points.
- For their bed to be covered from rainfall, which counts for 10 points.
- One unit of food production per settler, which counts for 20 points.
- One unit of water production per settler, which counts for 20 points.
- One unit of defense per settler, which counts for 20 points.
Broken_Erika
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I have truestorms so i need roofs that have as few holes as possible.
I spend the time because I find it more satisfying to build a settlement that looks viable even if it doesn't make any difference in-game
Broken_Erika
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Truestorms has real rainstorms
Is anyone planning on trying Humankind? It seems like a Civ copycat but I'm curious about how good it might be.
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Roofs are the one thing they actually care about. There bed needs to have a roof over it (even if the roof is just an overhang without walls) to keep the rain off them. Without roofs they will be at the same level of happiness as if they were sleeping outdoors.
Zardnaar
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Ah I build roofs anyway. Usually very basic my houses tend to look like barracks.
Zkribbler
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I 'm playing Sims3; Isla Paradiso. I've chosen a human couple, both scrawny.
Husband is on the medical track; wife is a novelist. I began with two cats, but adopted a third because each of my two humans got 1,500 points for doing so.
Husband is on the medical track; wife is a novelist. I began with two cats, but adopted a third because each of my two humans got 1,500 points for doing so.
Still better than the hovels full of junk most people in the Fallout world live in.
200 years and nobody has bothered to tidy up! Sheesh.
Zardnaar
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Heh yeah the buildings look more like 30 years old.
I tend to build a box on the bottom floor with overhanging buts on the top and a cloth type roof.
It makes my computer freeze up.
Akka
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I've been head-deep into Burning Crusade Classic since its release.
To the point I got up at 4 in the morning to play all day both saturday and sunday, freaking my gf a bit
To the point I got up at 4 in the morning to play all day both saturday and sunday, freaking my gf a bit
Chukchi Husky
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It was better in Fallout and Fallout 2.
There is a mod for Fallout: New Vegas that tries to bring back that style.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/63635
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It was better in Fallout and Fallout 2.
There is a mod for Fallout: New Vegas that tries to bring back that style.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/63635
Debateable.
There were far fewer objects in those 2 and hardly any that were interactable with.
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