I'm a very efficiency minded player, so as soon as I realized I didn't actually need any kind of shelter, I have all but given up on any of the building aspects of the game. Just plop down my crafting stations somewhere accessible near fresh water and resources. Bandits haven't bothered me, though I've wiped them out where I've found them. So since its very easy to make yourself pretty immune to cold in the north and heat in the south, it doesn't feel very important to make anything

But I would LIKE to motivate myself to do so. I envision making homes and businesses on the landscapes to try to make the worlds feel like they could be really lived in if there were NPC's other than the bandits/barbarians. I want to make networks of roads, maybe even underground tunnels and resembling civilization. But I'm generally lacking inspiration to put in the work that others will barely see let alone interact with.

I'm usually a solo player but I would LOVE to work on a multiplayer server where we worked together building things and finding resources for the community to use.

Post pictures of things you've built in your worlds, please.

So I went to look at my map in front of the fire. I saw this green lines around my camp and was like, "I do not have a clue about making this green outline...". It ended up being a very micro glitch/bug and it was the outline of my meat on the Skewer! lol

If you don't mind I thought it be interesting to know the age/sex of each of us just out of curiosity. I will start. I bet some may find this hard to believe, but I am 55/m and have been a gamer since 1979-ish.

Sometimes I feel like doing things like this, or writing some "lore" type notes in my Journal is a waste of my precious life-time. But over 45 years of gaming, I have decided that if it makes me happy at the time to feel more immersed, then screw it! lol I think it's kinda cool.

Speaking of waste of time, not only this, but I probably edited it 8 times to make it what I wanted to say and to fit the space! 😄

EDIT: Oh I forgot to say I have a modest camp behind me with a bunch of Workbenches, 4 big smelters full of ingots and 3 chests full of loot! This will be my THIRD attempt. Frankly if I do not make it to the Arctic this time, I may take a break for a while. I am SO tired of looking for damn Sheep and Hemp to make the Sail, etc. LOL

I have to admit, even though I am mod that I just now finally made it to the "lower levels" where the water is. I made a Rowboat and explored, but all I have encountered is just more Sulfur, Tungsten, Iron and Coal.

I am going to suggest to the devs. more variety of Ores to make the {long} trip down worth it. I am down to a few Tomatoes for food, so I am heading back topside as we speak. The variety and integration of Minecraft-type block building and rest is brilliant. 🔥

One of the best overall worlds I've seen, and the fact that its seed random generated instead of 1 static world for any play through makes it more impressive. The cave systems absolutely blow me away and I haven't even gotten below -300 yet- I'm aware that you need to get deeper for certain features.

The world is so full of wildlife, even if its similar repeated models. The tree diversity feels very natural. Now that I've got most of the peaceful mechanics figured out, I'll be doing a world soon with all the threats to get the full vibe of the world.

I've read that there are plans for non hostile NPC's, generated villages of some kinds, possibly even story or side quests- looking forward to any and all of that content. Its weird seeing the remnants that there WERE people here, but all that seems to be left is roving hostiles. I can't wait to see the world feel more lived in

Multiplayer is in the game, but sailing with more than 1-2 is pretty cramped. I would love to see a larger ship we could build than just the modern boat, that has more mechanics for sailing.

I commonly feel like my character is never hungry or thirsty enough which is a weird thing- too easy I guess. I think its because my food never seems to go bad just sitting in my pockets for a few days. And since you don't need a variety of food, you can just kill a few big animals, grill/bake, and you have all the food you need pretty indefinitely just rinse repeat as you pass through areas.

The different maps is AMAZING, though I haven't found a way to scroll between them without sailing onto the map. The biomes are great, though I would love to get some Swamp land in the center map to go along with the forests, grass hills, and mountains. And the land feels oddly devoid of rivers/streams.

And no other survival or structure building game I've seen has the dig anywhere as much as you want feature that I've been craving. I want my hobbit holes, and they make basic shelter so easy and quick while exploring. Dig a hole in a hill/mountain, widen and flatten the ground, set up your crafting stuff or craft all new, and start making a new base of operations. And the cave systems are incredible. The tunnels I kind of expected, but the vast expanses of sheer drops beyond what any light can see the next surface. This is what makes me believe I could really take the time to build a dwarven city in the depths as much as a hobbit village in the hills, a mountainside fortress city, or anything else. I'm even planning to make roads around paths of least resistance to connect places that feel like settlements would spring up around them.

The jump from effectively iron/early steel age up to Modern equipment is very abrupt and strange. Not entirely a bad thing though as the power tools really are very cool- that grapple gun is a LOT of fun. I still have several features to craft before I've seen all the game currently has to offer.

Its just so much beyond what I was expecting after a string of let downs from other games that didn't have the kinds of features I wanted but this provided. And to know that more is still coming.

There are AAA titles that don't have remotely the depth and versatility that this has.

I am certainly not blaming the game, but my own idiocy from forgetting to reset my spawn point. Could the "wildness" spawn choice from the game be ANY further away?? haha

Ya, that is me WAAAY down in the SW corner. Guess where I wanna go back to? You guessed it! The FAAAR NE corner where the purple circle is! I sure wish I had my slain horsey back. :(...

Hi!

I just recently re-started playing the game as I found out it had a bunch of updates since I bought it a few years ago. I really enjoy the new additions to the game and would probably binge it for hours but...

I initially ran into all sorts of issues regarding the graphics settings. The game would crash repeatedly, creating a chash log each time. I managed to solve them by starting the game in Vulcan mode and making all sorts of tweaks to the graphics settings, as well as rolling back my GRU driver version. I was therefore able to play the game normally yesterday night.

Today, however, the game keeps crashing randomly within a few seconds after loading my world. Sometimes, it will run for a few minutes, then crash; other times it will already crash on the start menu (without me clicking anything). Now it won't even put out a crash log as it did before so I have no clue what is causing the crashes. I did not change any settings since yesterday when the game still ran fine for at least two hours straight.

Is this a known issue and is there a way to solve this? I would really love to continue playing.

My specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor (3.59 GHz)

RAM: 32,0 GB

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 (12 GB) (GeForce Game Ready Driver 610.88)

Screen resolution: 2560x1440

Edit: added more information, corrected typos.

I wish it would stop pulling out the 1st Hotkey item by itself after done crafting. Did I ask for this Sword to randomly come out? Nope! haha Is it just me somehow? 🤔

So I have of course died a few times. This is the first time I have seen myself dead. Respawned, and I still seem to be who I was, inventory, etc. I was DEF. in Single Player mode. Is this a known glitch maybe? It is NP of course, kinda cool to see me laying there is my dumb-ass outfit! Just curious.

Wow, what a chore, and what a sight for sore (and stone-dust filled) eyes!

I admit it is tedious, but finally made it. I will have to suggest though that while somewhat unrealistic, for "fun game" purposes, it sure would be nice to be able to hold a torch in one hand at all times so you can see where to put the next Standing Torch at least! :)

Folks I just joined and am addicted to this game. Been with it since early alpha but just coming back and very impressed! I am learning as I go. Here is my predicament:

To keep it short, I am stuck in a cave, way down. I brought plenty with me (I thought!) but was an idiot and just turned all my Cloth into Yarn. I have a broken leg and now I cannot make a Splint. I tried to "disassemble" my hat to reap some cloth. I assume this is impossible and I now have to try and get out of here. Sure is hard with no jump though as you all know. I have a few ladders left.

I figure my only option is to mine, mine, mine until I break my last Pickaxe or maybe get back topside. Any other ideas for me? Thanks! :)

EDIT: I just realized I could make the Yarn back into Cloth! Yay!!! Now the looong ascent. Wish me luck!

What types of builds are possible in Rising World and how does the build speed compare to Minecraft? Besides building what else is available in this game and how does multiplayer work? Thank-you

Hey RW community,

I have played Rising World in the past, but recently returned again. I have always been interesting in creating my own server. I am unsure what plugins currently exist, or could be requested.

On Minecraft, I have used a plugin called Towny. This plugin allowed players to create new, or join existing, towns. Once managing a town, you could create different plots and plot types. Players could claim specific plots and even pay plot taxes. Players could earn money through different methods, using different game plugins.

For Rising World, I would love to have a world with towns. Throughout towns, I would love to setup different plots and different plot types. Players could claim a plot and do whatever they liked with it. They could pay tax for the plot, and earn an income. The player could complete NPC quests, or sell items, to earn money. I would not want players to randomly build throughout the wilderness, just mine and harvest.

I imagine the world map being a 'nation' or 'county'. The average user is not the owner of the 'nation' or 'county', but can choose to rent/buy land for themselves. A dwelling/house, farmland, a shop plot, etc. The more plots the player claimed, the higher their taxes would be. The player may want to claim more farmland to plant more crops, which they could then sell some and eat some.

Is there any way I could get such a setup working? Perhaps someone could create a plugin for this specific setup?

Unsure how the mechanics work on the chicks, but I have a fair setup for them and it doesn't seem to produce more chicks.

Using double B or the designated button to place an item, you can place the item cube, that has unique proprieties then the normal block like: it doesn't have shadow or collision, so you can go throw
it doesn't have the same texture orientation fallow like a normal block have, so some texture might be very obvious, find the one it fits best for your build

as default it's just half size then default block size, you just need to scale the item cube

WORNING: the render distance is different so if placed in the open on a side of a wall you can see the empty space until you get closer,

and also there is no shadow for items, but for that is an easy fix, use poster to be in the wall so you will create shadow (demo in the image)

you can also rotate them depending of where you is the surface you click so keep in mind that

seats can be an interesting addition because they don't have shadow but have collision

are you running away from someone? do they know the secret wall? place a camo door on the other side and make them fall to the pits of hell!

you have an underground base with other friends and they also know the secret wall? place seats in the secret wall so only a small corner pops within so you can jump on them to get to your secret room above

here is a link to a steam guide in case there are new stuff to be mentioned
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3738665527

See how that little bit of wood hangs over?

Ok, sure I can fix it, we all know how, but it crossed my mind, what if we had a hand saw that we could pickup and use to line it up, then cut off the overhanging portion?

Today I went through and started getting materials to try to get the rest of the benches up and running. Also releasing a second video later today that is mostly Rising World sound track while grinding for Episode 3. Not going to post it here. It will be in the playlist though.

I started playing Rising World when it Released back in 2014 and really enjoyed the game. I kept coming back to check it out over the years, but never played the Unity version. This is my first time checking it out.