I realize my take on this might be kind of controversial. Here is the site, if you want to try it yourself. but I really don’t enjoy programming in Java.ġ1:14 The Mushroom Village and Paste Security I’m sort of tempted to take a swing at it myself, I actually did a prototype a couple of years ago in C# that I was pretty happy with. I think the biggest challenge is communicating all of this complex state The player needs to be able to tell the difference between “I’m hungry, but reasonably well-nourished” versus “I’m STUFFED, but also underweight and malnourished.” clearly to the player without adding too much clutter to the HUD. What you need is a sort of two-stage system where you have a cap on how much you can absorb at once. With just one bar, you can go from “starvation” to “fully nourished” in a single meal by just clicking on a lot of food. When it comes to consuming stuff, you can’t just use a single bar. Part of the problem is the reliance on the standard “fill the bar” style mechanics. Stuff like, “I finally got some food, but then I starved to death because I fell asleep before I could eat it.” Or “I ate ten grapefruit and then died of thirst because the fruit only fills your food meter, not hydration.” Make it too hard, and it dissolves into comical nonsense.

Make it too easy, and caring for your needs becomes routine busywork. Several mods have tried, but balancing Hunger / Thirst / Temp / Sleep systems is tricky. I really do think that “Don’t Starve, but in Minecraft” is a good idea. Direct download (MP3) Direct download (ogg Vorbis) Podcast RSS feed.

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