This was particularly noticeable for dedicated servers with 10's of thousands of buildables placed, and multiple concurrent players connected. I've always been aware that when the game world was very densely populated, the CPU would bottleneck performance. Norwegian (Christer Djuvik, Svein Tore Stegemoen)īig Performance/Lag Improvements at Scale:* This was the largest piece I worked on this sprint*. Italian (Marcello Brancaccio, Federico D. You can view a detailed guide to hosting here:Ĭontinued Translation Support Credits (in no particular order): Thank you so much for the support. You are also free to host on your own hardware, and the server files are freely available on SteamCMD. Hosting Your Own Server:If you would like to host your own dedicated server, I would recommend Nitrado (as I work closely with their team to support the game). So I would have to either think of a way to present up to 10 perish times for a single item in the inventory, or switch them over to use the same logic as fruit/veg. This is because they still maintain independent perish times for every item in a stack. Meats and cooked meals still don't show meters. I think this is an appropriate way to balance/decrease the penalty of food perishing while looting, while still maintaining the necessity for preservation methods when at larger scales of production. In addition, when a stack is at a low count, it will take longer to perish (an example shown above). Adding an item (or stack) to a stack will result in the stack acquiring whichever had the lower perish state.Splitting the stack would result in both stacks continuing from the same perish state.

Items will perish one at a time from a stack.This may be controversial, but was necessary and well overdue. Fruit/Veg Will Now Perish!As hinted at previously, fruit and veg will now perish overtime.

Enemy front reloaded proper crack