dub77nj

While up on top of the fallen oak branch my toon is sling shooting off the screen. I'm in 3rd person. The toon is not 'moving' the character graphics keeps moving off screen then coming back. Rebooting the game seems to have fixed it.

Thanks for the info! I'm not sure what I did but I got it to work. It looks like after trying to make changes using nvidia surround spanning (which sucks) I had to reboot and reset my displays which then let the game load onto the display I wanted. I seemed to have made the change by accident but it worked. Would be much easier if I can go into the game display options and select which display I want.

I would think that since there will be major updates and changes that eventually an old/original save will be broken. I could be very wrong though.

Yes and for whatever reason it keeps defaulting to my second monitor (I actually want it on my primary monitor). I just uninstalled and reinstalled and it still defaults to my second monitor in full or full windowed. I'm trying to search for a config file to edit/delete but I can't seem to find anything. I feel like I'm missing something obvious.

I want to be able to pick which monitor my game displays on. Can this be an option in the game settings.

Are you planning on having ladybugs and stink bugs fly eventually? Also how about spiders being able to hang from branches and other objects. They are already scary enough but I've found myself looking up when I'm around the oak tree expecting to see a wolf spider hanging above me. I watched the dev interview so I know there are technical challenges to creature movement already. Also from the dev interview they asked about introducing larger 'boss' creatures. I was thinking in the context of the science in this world you could have events with controlled conditions. For example who's to say that whoever created the tech for this world/environment didn't create an artificial barrier around it. The barrier would such that it keeps certain types of creatures out of the back yard in order to have control of experimentation. You could then have that barrier glitch/fail which would allow a larger creature to get in. Then in order to battle the larger creature you would need to perform missions to fix the glitch and also find a way to battle the creature through using tech/traps and team work. Not something like a trinity battle but coordination and creative problem solving. Say I'm the bait that has to run while a teammate springs a trap that's set using a specific location in the yard. Or you have to find a way to say stun a creature with a sound device or use it to drive them away. Obviously it would have to scale and adjust for single and co-op but allow for different options to try and defeat or drive it away.

How about krill? They are like tiny shrimp. I'm not an aquarium person but I've seen plenty of tiny fish at pet stores. It would be crazy to have a beta fish in the pond.