Tyverus89

How so? I can fit eight weapons/tools in my tiny backback, but not hang them from my belt?

That could work, a Toolbelt sounds cooler and more thematic, but having the hotpouch act as it's own form of storage sounds really useful too and wouldn't require as much dev time.

I could even add that I carry 3 - 5 bits of cooked food with me, plus a smoothie (although those stack) for healing, so maybe that should be added to a toolbelt too?

I have not experienced this as a solo player, however, I can easily imagine the frustration this would cause - especially if players intentionally don't retrieve their backpacks. Alternatively, just make the backpacks despawn after a couple of hours.

Sadly, the days of split screen games are behind us - like 20/30 years behind.

I tend to agree. Once I have acorn armour, I'm quite ok fighting the ladybugs and, recently I've gotten better at fighting the bombardiers, but the stinkbugs present a huge problem. You could possible fight them but jumping into melee and dashing away when he raises up for his gas attack; I usually shoot them from a distance, but the issue with this is that the t1 bow and arrows don't really do enough damage to it.

There IS a snail shell in the backyard, so maybe...

Hello, Does anyone else find it annoying an nonsensical that you somehow fit EIGHT (sometimes more) tools/weapons in your tiny backback that only has 20 slots? I present to you... the toolbelt! A literal belt that is separate from your backback inventory and has a minimum of eight slots for all your weapons, tools, canteen and torches. I says a minimum of eight because I like to carry spare torches - the torch+ doesn't last so long that one is enough to explore an entire anthill sometimes. Or, if you prefer the helmeted approach, you'd need an extra slot for the firefly helmet. Yes, this is a survival game and managing your inventory is important, but it just doesn't make sense for these teenagers to not wear toolbelts - or belts of any description for that matter. You could even go one step further and not have the toolbelt at game start; the devs could probably make it an item that you find and, once you equip it, it permanently adds slots to your inventory, just for your tool.

I recently bought Grounded on Steam but am unable to launch it due to a C++ error. The popup that appears after I try to launch the game says C++ is required, but I have all C++ versions installed up to 2019