Originally posted by DonJuanDoja:

Originally posted by walentaz:

last playthrough was ~70hours, majority of that is swinging pickaxe and chopping trees.

There's a large group of "we like to waste our time" type people here... idk why but games like this attract them. Then they even have time to come here to tell people how they should do the same. It's weird.

I think they get some sense of illusory satisfaction from "earning" it the hard way and have to let everyone know how "good" they are because they're willing to spend more time sitting in a chair pushing buttons.

I think they're also afraid of the devs removing some of the grind and making the game too easy. Now that they found something to waste their time on they don't want to lose it.

If you mention anything that makes the game easier or less tedious you will get some kind of counter response from this group. They are quite seriously in love with the grind in this game and defend it vigorously.

Apparently there's a large group of "judgey" people too.

Originally posted by Gregomoto:

You can also visit your old world with the new character, gear up, learn needed recipies (maybe get boss buff) and than go to your new world.

the old world got wiped - when I started after over a year break, the save was like from 5 hours in (all backups as well, dunno why) - so I deleted old world as it had absolutely nothing in that stage.

Originally posted by DonJuanDoja:

Originally posted by walentaz:

last playthrough was ~70hours, majority of that is swinging pickaxe and chopping trees.

There's a large group of "we like to waste our time" type people here... idk why but games like this attract them. Then they even have time to come here to tell people how they should do the same. It's weird.

I think they get some sense of illusory satisfaction from "earning" it the hard way and have to let everyone know how "good" they are because they're willing to spend more time sitting in a chair pushing buttons.

I think they're also afraid of the devs removing some of the grind and making the game too easy. Now that they found something to waste their time on they don't want to lose it.

So yeah, after 2 days of sluggish progress I decided to pull out my old gear to speed up catching up to were I left in the old world.

If you mention anything that makes the game easier or less tedious you will get some kind of counter response from this group. They are quite seriously in love with the grind in this game and defend it vigorously.

Maybe they don't play much else or how far more time for gaming. Me getting mostly 2-ish hours on workdays and bit more on weekends (if not busy irl) - I really see not much point in redoing gear grind at each biome tier, just because devs didn't design the world to update retroactively with new biome additions (for example by having good placeholder areas already generated into landmass which then could be swap-updated with real biome content).

put gear in box, log in with new chr get gear from box. This is all basic logic man you cant figure this out? lolz we are doomed!

Originally posted by Darkbolt{AWG}:

put gear in box, log in with new chr get gear from box. This is all basic logic man you cant figure this out? lolz we are doomed!

do you have problems with reading or you're just too lazy to read?

WHEN I LOGGED INTO NEW WORLD WITH OLD CHARACTER IT WAS FRESH. WITHOUT ANY STRUCTURES OF CURRENT CHARACTER.


for whatever reason making yet another new world - worked. Why it didn't with active world - idk and that's why asked because it was not working as expected.

NEXT TIME BOTHER TO READ BEFORE TALKING BS

i think its a good choice to mark the thread as answered
problem is solved

Originally posted by walentaz:

Ok, solved it - had to create new world and transfer stuff there, but for whatever reason this didn't work in my new character's world.

I know it may feel cheesy (that's why I started new character from scratch) but I'd I changed my mind and would rather speed up catching up and spend more time building new base rather than grinding thru content I've beat twice already.

as long as you have fun - everything is fine

Originally posted by vanflyhightanzek:

Hardly a grind imo but ok if you say so

last playthrough was ~70hours, majority of that is swinging pickaxe and chopping trees for gear that is useful for like 2 hours (as you 80% just dig or chop just to then do some fight for remaining 20% of the time). Only plains gets a bit better.

Also my old world got lost (when I launched it was from maybe 5 hours in) and besides - who's fault you can't continue from last save? I'd rather spend more time building fancy base than be grinding for gear that becomes obsolete as soon as you move to new biome.

You can also visit your old world with the new character, gear up, learn needed recipies (maybe get boss buff) and than go to your new world.

Originally posted by walentaz:

Originally posted by vanflyhightanzek:

Hardly a grind imo but ok if you say so

last playthrough was ~70hours, majority of that is swinging pickaxe and chopping trees.

There's a large group of "we like to waste our time" type people here... idk why but games like this attract them. Then they even have time to come here to tell people how they should do the same. It's weird.

I think they get some sense of illusory satisfaction from "earning" it the hard way and have to let everyone know how "good" they are because they're willing to spend more time sitting in a chair pushing buttons.

I think they're also afraid of the devs removing some of the grind and making the game too easy. Now that they found something to waste their time on they don't want to lose it.

If you mention anything that makes the game easier or less tedious you will get some kind of counter response from this group. They are quite seriously in love with the grind in this game and defend it vigorously.

if you back up your character file, you can transfer your stuff and have it too. Restore after transfer, and its right back where it was. Kinda like my chest of infinite rocks when making a new castle. After the third one sank into the swamp, busting rocks all day got to me, the noise, if nothing else.

https://imgur.com/a/ZJDU39u - here is what I have for character and worlds.

on your old map your new character starts with the map unexplored
the stuff youve build should still be there

how about building some chests near the starting point
put the stuff for your new char into them
enter the old world with your new char
take what you need from the chests
now make a new world and use the the new char with the stuff you gave him

but beware - it might feel cheesy to start a new game that way

Ok, solved it - had to create new world and transfer stuff there, but for whatever reason this didn't work in my new character's world.

I know it may feel cheesy (that's why I started new character from scratch) but I'd I changed my mind and would rather speed up catching up and spend more time building new base rather than grinding thru content I've beat twice already.

Hardly a grind imo but ok if you say so