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When you look here:
http://screencast.com/t/wOxKK4eCih3You are basically seeing a representation of your attributes:
Health = Strength
Stamina = Dexterity
Hunger = MatabolismOf course there is other factors present that make up each attribute.
I would say it was intended originally, but it makes less sense overall, so I think I will limit it to 1 durability decrease.
The cave entrance is just a random chance if you dig on a tile (or gather) where there’s an open space in the cave below. It does indeed create the formation in the cave as you describe.
@esran – You are free to add yourself to the Credits page on the wiki if you want 🙂
It’s something on the todo for sure. There’s not really any way to get it fully consistent across all browsers, all operating systems and all hardware; however, one trick that will work across the board will be some delay after the first steps as you said. The progress of movement speed will be like this:
3 steps walking speed – 6 steps sprinting speed – 9+ steps running speed (how fast it is now at all times).
Thanks for the extra information. Will look into this. Do you have one of those corrupted saves perchance? Would help to look at.
@Karoth – Did you by chance play 1.1, or 1.1.1? That sounds like an older save might be messing up 1.2.
@madpatter – Here’s the save/load shown in a video (via Chrome). Let me know if this helps you at all.
@biggriffon – There’s currently no right click 🙁
Coming up in the next patch, mobile/tablet users will be able to drag/drop to the game screen to function as a right click (for now).
@VVH – The only way to transfer currently is to load up the Save/Load mod, save your file, repeat the process in the online/offline version you want to transfer to, then Load that file you saved:
http://www.unlok.ca/wayward-mods/
@madpatter – I would suggest using the same method as above, although it sounds like the Mac version might be bugged for you if it’s not saving. It should be creating a new folder called “save” for you.@esran – For now, yep!
I’ll look into providing a bit more information when this kind of stuff happens. I’ve noted what you described and will look into fixing.
To repair, you will need either a Grindstone or a Hammer-like item (Poor Hammer, Iron Hammer, etc.). Place the item you want to repair on the ground, Double Click or use your repair tool while facing the dropped item. TA-DA! It may take a couple tries as it’s based your skill.
@GarySK Apologies, it does seem like “some” older saves turn off some of the defaults for some reason. Some items were unfortunately removed as they changed a bit, but it should of only been “Poor Iron” items.
@kdaug I just updated the Wiki, it seems nobody has figured out yet that Wrought Iron needs charcoal instead of coal. 🙂
