DnD20

This deservers a bump.

The updates recently have gone a long way to reinforce the grind which is really all that is left once you've completed the story. Great game, great story, lots of fun things to do until there isn't, and then there is just the grind. I think there is so much potential for this game and really do hope the devs spend time fixing the bugs such as ant hoarding and the awful multiplayer networking experience (which has gotten better so fingers crossed)

Since the latest patch where they added expiration to the meat stored on a spit and seem to have removed the gnats from the lamp around the tree me and my fellow players have been starving The cookery is a total scam which requires you to basically micro manage food on an unenjoyable level.

We play on Xbox and our consuls 15 feet apart running on the same wireless Netwerk which has extremely high bandwidth yet somehow you all force us to go out of our net work through the Internet and back into our net work just to play together. This must be fixed because it is prohibitive for party play over low band with Internet services. Please make the tool aware of local network games to avoid having to route over the Internet and back into my own networks and consume all of my upload bandwidth.

This already exists, you can carry a stack of stem or grass to the Zip line and "drop" them onto it. They will slide to the other end and begin to pile up there. Don't sent to many or you'll have performance issues.

The Assistant Manager fight is absolutely to hard on anything other than MILD. Many adds, check Lasers, check Electricity all over the room, check Resistant to anything but the lamest of red ant clubs which feel SO bad to use, check The fight needs lasers OR electricity but NOT both.

Have had a wolf spider roaming the halls of the Oak base before, it had to be killed before we could go back in. (I know I could have fixed it's location but they're killable for us at this stage of the game so I just whooped him)

I've also watched these YouTube videos and what they don't tell you is that they're playing on Mild diff and have maxed out their Molars and other advantages. My daughter and I couldn't figure out why the online guys just seemed SO strong until we tried Mild and our game became as easy as theirs, but accepted the challenge and went back to Medium which is more gratifying when you do succeed. But the game does have multiplayer scaling and it's more noticeable on huge enemies like bosses or things with tons of life.

My daughter and I both play on Xbox Series X on the same local network however when connecting multiplayer we VERY often have high latency issue that would be common for someone who's hosting an online game with my slow upload speeds. Why is it that the multiplayer connection has to traverse the internet for local Lan games instead of using a direct connection? This is a pretty big deal since we live in an area that has very few broadband options and ours is as fast as you can get.