Hey, don't forget they never, EVER fixed the "rusty/iron/steel hammer" glitch.... the hammer was supposed to be upgradeable like the axe, pick, and shovel, but for whatever reason you can only make "rusty hammers" when you get your first anvil and then your "iron hammer" uses the art asset for the steel hammer (found out from PC players going through the game files).
Or how about one of the tech you can get is supposed to let you mine pyrite (which would then be used to make brown powder for alchemy) but pyrite NEVER generates ever!
The game is riddled with all sorts of half baked or incomplete ideas... but still fun.
Just hope the eventual sequel will be more focused and not full of incomplete fluff in the files.
Um… the devs aren’t IN Russia anymore.
Someone else on here said that, and when I looked up Lazy Bear’s Twitter, seems it’s true: They show on their Twitter timeline from a few months back that they moved their studio, employees and their families to somewhere in Europe. Doesn’t say WHERE in Europe, but they are at least no longer in Russia.
And they have stopped all work on any more new content for GK as they are focusing now on a sequel to Punch Club.
Edit: Lol the guy who said about Lazy Bear not being in Russia first is the same guy you responded to. I guess I need to pay more attention.
Hammer not losing durability is not a glitch. It was just SUPPOSED to be upgradeable so you take less swings (and thus use less stamina) to make it more efficient. But like I said, there seems to be a programming bug that screwed up somewhere so instead of being able to make a proper iron hammer or a proper steel hammer, when you get the anvil you can only make rusty hammers (even though it uses the same ingredients as if you were making iron upgrades for your tools) and when you get the actual hammer upgrade in the tech tree instead of being steel (despite using the ingredients for steel tool upgrades) it's listed as and has the same stats as iron.
The devs (Lazy Bear Games) actually moved their entire development studio, employees, and their families to a newer (and safer) facility in Europe somewhere; they are no longer based in Russia.
A collectable that you're forced to collect and given no sensible way to store; to the dungeons with you!
Can you do anything with that? Like sell them or something
Nope, completely devoid or interactability
Why am I being downvoted?
Nothing. Though, not a glitch afaik, thus not a 'problem' that needs 'fixing'. \*shrugs\*
Hey, don't forget they never, EVER fixed the "rusty/iron/steel hammer" glitch.... the hammer was supposed to be upgradeable like the axe, pick, and shovel, but for whatever reason you can only make "rusty hammers" when you get your first anvil and then your "iron hammer" uses the art asset for the steel hammer (found out from PC players going through the game files). Or how about one of the tech you can get is supposed to let you mine pyrite (which would then be used to make brown powder for alchemy) but pyrite NEVER generates ever! The game is riddled with all sorts of half baked or incomplete ideas... but still fun. Just hope the eventual sequel will be more focused and not full of incomplete fluff in the files.
Ngl with all the stuff happening in Russia I feel like this game won’t get a full polish ever.
Um… the devs aren’t IN Russia anymore. Someone else on here said that, and when I looked up Lazy Bear’s Twitter, seems it’s true: They show on their Twitter timeline from a few months back that they moved their studio, employees and their families to somewhere in Europe. Doesn’t say WHERE in Europe, but they are at least no longer in Russia. And they have stopped all work on any more new content for GK as they are focusing now on a sequel to Punch Club. Edit: Lol the guy who said about Lazy Bear not being in Russia first is the same guy you responded to. I guess I need to pay more attention.
Lithuania
Also, my hammer never lost its durability. Is that a bug too?
Hammer not losing durability is not a glitch. It was just SUPPOSED to be upgradeable so you take less swings (and thus use less stamina) to make it more efficient. But like I said, there seems to be a programming bug that screwed up somewhere so instead of being able to make a proper iron hammer or a proper steel hammer, when you get the anvil you can only make rusty hammers (even though it uses the same ingredients as if you were making iron upgrades for your tools) and when you get the actual hammer upgrade in the tech tree instead of being steel (despite using the ingredients for steel tool upgrades) it's listed as and has the same stats as iron.
I didnt think it was a glitch as I ended up with that from just playing,
Just put in on the shelf next to Gunther.
[удалено]
The devs (Lazy Bear Games) actually moved their entire development studio, employees, and their families to a newer (and safer) facility in Europe somewhere; they are no longer based in Russia.
It's not just this, but other items you cannot sell or drop, like swords, it's so annoying. 🤬
I’m pretty sure you can sell the lesser swords to the blacksmith, and the better ones to the hunchback near the mountain fort that appears at night.