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#7 DAYS TO DIE RAVENHEARST DEER HEAD TROPHY INSTALL#
#7 DAYS TO DIE RAVENHEARST DEER HEAD TROPHY MOD#

#7 DAYS TO DIE RAVENHEARST DEER HEAD TROPHY MOD#

Q: Why is the crafting/inventory menu so laggy?Ī: This is a major issue with the 7D2D game engine that unfortunately cannot be fixed by modmakers! Whenever a large scale mod like Ravenhearst increases the amount of available recipes the game finds it difficult to load.

#7 DAYS TO DIE RAVENHEARST DEER HEAD TROPHY INSTALL#

Please do not ask for support if you have added other mods to your Ravenhearst install as chances are that is what is causing the problem!! You will likely experience crashes and/or game breaking bugs. Q: Can I combine Ravenhearst with *other awesome mod*?Ī: You can try but it is highly unrecommended as Ravenhearst is an intensive mega-mod with many specific tweaks and additions that will definitely clash with other mods. If you wish to setup your own dedicated server there are two Dedi versions provided with the additional required files. If you are a player that likes to stream gameplay the Streamer Edition's provide media friendly versions with a small number of assets removed, such as NPC nudity and profanity. The 7 day edition provides an experience closer to the original 7D2D horde schedule, with the appropriate tweaks to allow for quicker progression than the 21 day edition. The 21 day edition allows for a longer relaxed schedule for players to build up resources and enjoy Ravenhearst's new additions while providing a longer run to the end-game tech. Choosing between these two depends on your play style (or the setting of the existing server you are joining). If you're a new player wanting to join an existing Ravenhearst server or create your own new game you should get either the 21 Day Horde Edition or the 7 Day Horde Edition. Q: Which version of Ravenhearst do I need to install?Ī: Make sure you are using the 7D2D Mod Launcher and it is up to date. Havent made steel/diamond yet so, we'll see what happens as days go on.Īll-in-all, thanks team for the mod, enjoying the heck out of it!Īnswers gathered from several forum members in this thread, many thanks to you all! Please note this is put together by me, I am not part of the team, just a big Ravenhearst fan! Many thanks to Jax for all his work! Which brings me to augers (this was my chief bewilderment) initially are a little lacking (469 quality). It wasn't until I googled and found a post here telling me the biome/ore definition to help me to stop looking in desert. (8) Ores are more defined in their biomes, can't tell ya how long I mined in the desert looking for iron and came up way short LOL. And longer probably for people playing Singleplayer. (7) The class selection is a nice touch - makes working with others as a team a thing (until people can start blueprinting their way to the other classes).

(6) the vehicles added are a nice touch albeit they dont break down in 3 phases like the normal ones (sedan, damaged sedan, to frame of sedan) (the one zombie that sings in a whispering haunting voice 'ring-around-the-rosy' sent chills up my arm first few times hearing it) and don't get me started on what we call the 'White Walkers', and the big fluffy afro dude.

(5) a few of the new mobs/zombies/bosses(?) are scary. Currently it seems Iron tools dont start to shine until level 90-100. Scrap iron tools seem to rule for quite a while even after getting the iron tools perk. (4) Most, if not everything, is locked behind perks (aside from some of the normal books/recipes), which artificially slows progression (again, not a bad thing) though we are a bit confused by a couple instances - one being Tool crafting. Which I've noticed has made players build much bigger farms than previous play-throughs. (3) Speaking of farming it takes a long time from planting seeds to harvest, 4 in game days (90min days) i believe it calculated out to be. (2) Animal sparsity - makes choosing what food to prepare and what to plant on the farm a thing. (1) low loot - makes sense as items are scarce and we're essentially not the first survivors to go looting (though we are when we 'start' the game + adds backstory). Couple of things we've seen is (none meant as a complaint at all) : We wanted the mods to have a baby and my friends and I are in agreement - Ravenhearst is it. A very quick overview would be: Valmod was a great after vanilla play-through experience, Starvation was a nice mod for ultimate survival, and WotW's was nice for loot/exploration/building.

Small group of us has been trying mods out recently - so far in order: Valmod, Starvation, WotW's, and now yours. (Ingame stats: 90 min days, 18hour daylight, 200% loot, currently day 50)

7 days to die ravenhearst deer head trophy