Posts by Ananel

I'm taking the opportunity on this thread to report two bugs I encountered with the map item.

The map doesn't seem to have any brightness outside or underground.

Also it doesn't have any hitbox when dropped.

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Quote from Avanar

The screenshot on the steam page are of the old Java version, but you play the unity version.

uh no, the screenshot is here

I noticed an issue through my game experience: The Camera motion (also called Motion Blur) and the Depth-Of-Field don't seem to work. Enabled or not, it does nothing unlike other games.

And second, the night ambiance is too... bright? On the Gallery section of the website, there's a screenshot taken at night and it's dark. But on the game, I know that there's the moon, but it seems that torches and flashlights are useless since it's brighter. I don't know if I missed an option in the graphics. But if it's intentional, maybe a "Disable moon" or "Play moon phases" option could allow a more immersive experience at night, and therefore force the player to craft a flashlight to better illuminate when it's dark.

I use the Unity version, I readed about the migration and I follow the Roadmap. It was on the roadmap that I saw that Java and Unity versions each do not have the same features.

Hello there. I'm new on the forums but I play Rising World since some months already. I love the concept of the game, the fact that it has an infinite lifespan in theory, but I'm waiting the future updates.

For the moment I don't know which version is better, because the Java version offers some elements not yet implemented in the Unity version, but at the same time the Unity version offers some elements that have never been implemented in the Java version. There's like two different versions of the game with different features. Which one should I choose?

Also I know that the development is longer than the previous version but I hope for a return of dungeons/POIs - better Hell with special ores, structures, maybe a cave that descends into Hell instead of mining under our feet (even if I like the fact that we have to make ladders to go down) - and all others features.

Keep it up, I hope this game will become one of the best chill and realistic survival games.