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Isn't that why you're mining in the first place? The first piece of ore somebody finds (probably on the surface) needs to be refined the long way, probably several tries as I have my doubts anybody here knows how to refine random ores. Once that's done anybody can turn ores into ingots, and...

Naw, the trick is not to dig a mine. That will take forever. Instead, think about crafting the dirt and rock in front of you into something else, preferably portable or into infrastructure.

Yeah, we'd need to eat, drink and breathe. That said once the first gas mask is made... You also need to be able to walk (or later take a cart or whatever) from your core to your territory to gather more resources whenever you die so making it too impassable or too long of a path is going to...

Yes to both, and I was wondering if somebody would think of that. You can basically regard this as something akin to Factorio or similar games, but instead of a fixed "tech tree" imposed by the game limitations you can actually literally build whatever you want and you're limited by real...

I don't think that will be as much of an issue as you might think. Remember that once the first of an object is made, it can always be duplicated immediately. So once one wagon is produced, anybody can now turn a sufficient amount of logs into a wagon by touching them. Once one person's made...

I can see that being eventually possible, but everybody's starting out spread out enough that the territories won't touch and make that viable for some time. Fortifying up and abandoning more mana production in favor of defense once you have enough territory to sustain yourself is a perfectly...

Tomorrow every member of TS wakes up simultaneously next to a large glowing orb, your new dungeon core. A helpful set of tutorial dialogue boxes appear to inform each member of the delightful game to follow. There's also a convenient communications system that looks remarkably like The Sietch...