The rest of them have been mostly blasted terrain and desert, neither of which are very playable (desert generally has fewer POIs, and blasted terrain has far too many vultures and dogs).īTW, I only do SP maps, if that helps them make a decision. With the 7 RNG maps I've generated, only the first was relatively playable. Forest biome should be the highest percentage, since (logically) the most people would settle in the most temperate climate. Personally, I can do without blasted terrain, but I would minimize that percentage if there were a minimum.
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It would be very helpful if there was an input box in the map generator that allows us to specify the percentage of each type of terrain for a RNG map. Furthermore, if there's more blasted (wasteland) / desert / ice terrain than forest terrain, then that also is something I like to know. If TFP were to put in the world generator an input box so that we could *specify* the exact number of traders on a map, that would negate the need for having to export to an image file just so we could track down how many traders there are on a map (and therefore, if a map is worth playing through or not one or two traders on a 16K map is clearly not enough). Cheating, you say? Well, if the devs were to put something into the game where traders could tell you where other traders are in the game, or if there was a map item that did the same thing, then I wouldn't need to export my maps to an image file or screen capture, just so I could figure out how many traders are on my map, or where they are. Now, what I want is a tool to turn the entire map into an image file, POIs and all. So, if all you want is the biome distribution for the whole map, this will do the trick. However, as you zoom out, you can't make out any POIs because they're too small to be distinctive. You can hold down the "S" key to slowly, slowly, OMG-ITS-SO-SLOW, slowly zoom out. When you finish generating the map, it shows you a zoomed-in image of the world at its center. I wouldn't lose sleep over it.You can also take a screenshot immediately after you do the advanced world generation stuff. If they haven't been detected in a decade of taking over machines, they are quite literally better than the NSA at it, and nothing you do will stop them. I think if there was a vulnerability that average joe teenager could exploit we would know by now.
This is one of the most sold games of all time. (And if you aren't using a configurable firewall then Unity engine is absolute the least of your worries in the first place :) If you are concerned about traffic to a particular server that you suspect to be unscrupulous, or whose admin you personally don't like, then just make a rule in your firewall to not allow traffic to that IP and it won't matter what the game does. Vermintide - matches you with a game in progress automatically (must search for available games to do so).
Killing Floor 2 - server browser shows you all games in progress and you pick one. Most Co-op games in my library are like this. Oops, now simply launching the game to play on a private server is enough to get you owned.
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Also suppose there is a vulnerability in the game, or in Unity itself, that allows remote code execution by sending the client a crafted packet. Originally posted by Kick:The issue is that anyone can stand up a public 7D server and basically enumerate everyone who is playing the game, and at what time, and from what IP address. Theoretically, one could DDoS-attack every server at the same time just by having a number of computers refresh the serverlist if it works as you think.
Oops, now simply launching the game to play on a private server is enough to get you owned.ĭo you have any source that this is how it works? I'd assume that the servers are listed either on steam or on 7DtD side.
The issue is that anyone can stand up a public 7D server and basically enumerate everyone who is playing the game, and at what time, and from what IP address. Originally posted by Shurenai:A tiny packet of maybe a few kb's of information handshake to a bunch of servers barely takes any time or effort on the part of your client, you said yourself its not even a performance issue, so.what exactly is the problem? That you have to see a list of servers before you click join by IP? Add your favorite server to favorites, and the server list will default to the favorites/history screen only showing you your favorite servers and other recently joined ones, which it will actively poll first before moving onto pinging other servers.
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