People always will complain

The dirt is attempting to be immersive, but it does the opposite, it breaks immersion.
It accumulates too quickly, it covers too much of your character and it happens on every single island, even on Frostmill which is made entirely of snow and ice.

Being forced to wash multiple times if you want to get rid of this “small” detail is just really annoying for anyone who actually cares about their looks.

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Don’t jinx it

Honestly I dont get the people defending this feature in the name of “immersion”/“realism” or some other bullcrap, if this game was realistic we shouldn’t be able to respawn, bleeding should be permanent unless you cauterize, soaking should only wear off in the sun, etc etc etc. If a feature is detrimental to the game it ahould be removed or at least be option, sure some people may find looking like a victorian minor miner fun, but the vast majority do not, it looks like shit (literally), soap is a good addition but Vetex being adamant about his so called “cool feature” just sets a terrible precedent for future “cool features”.

Tbh some people just want tester too badly

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Yeah

Now that soap is a thing can I force people to eat it

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Nah the hunger system can be completley circumvented if you get an autoclicker and hold out like an apple or something

Im just gonna put my opinion here aswell:

I kinda liek dirt but there is always way too much of it. It should be less noticeable and probably should also wash off in only one dip in the ocean

As someone with a character that bejng pale is psrt if the design, tanning is REALLY annoying for me. I pretty much just dont go to sameria sinxe the tanning annoys me that much. Also because bronze is better

If you get rid of cosmetics, would anything be lost in terms actual gameplay? No, you’d at worst look like a goofball.

“Cosmetics add to the game” Do you even know what the definition for a cosmetic in video games

cosmetics add to gameplay in the sense that they add the ability to let me look how i want
dirt adds nothing except annoyance

i don’t see why yall are so adamantly defending a feature that adds literally nothing to the game

so following your logic ig improving the visuals of a game technically doesn’t add anything to the game

just make dirt not appear on your upper half (above shoulders, i meant), and lessen its intensity in the remaining areas, and it’d be fine

what do you not play your games at 1x1 resolution to save ram?

He should make the soap clean you completely in one go

limb loss

Glaze, glaze glaze. Glaze… glazing… glaze glaze… this is why our community is dying. No updates, same opinions… Hey guys, maybe if I’m nice or cool enough or something ill get Tester one day and I can do absolutely nothing in TU

Cosmetics add to games.

It’s not rocket science to know people like to make their characters look cool. It’s fun for people, so it positively adds to the game.

Maybe I should just stop making arguments

Tbf, you do have a point in how gameplay is typically the most valuable aspect of a game.

Cosmetics are optional, but so are other things.

I didn’t mean to be rude, sorry.

(Text-based games are still cool sometimes after all)

I’ve never had a problem with the dirt effect, you can go wash it off, and now it’ll be even easier to wash off. When I first noticed it, I thought it was a cool detail. I think it could be improved by reducing how quickly it accumulates, it should take several in-game days to get maximum dirt.

I’d rather have a dev that will make things like this dirt system, because the kind of design by committee soulless offal that would come from only making things that have mass appeal isn’t going to make quests with unique cosmetic rewards like the banana backpack, or stats that aren’t strictly useful for most players like knockback or climbing speed.

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