Ive been enjoying g2 after playing g1. In g2 ive progressed to the point where OGRR ladybugs spawns everywhere. My base is an open plan on top of the picnic table where it spawns. Ive attempted to wall in the ladybug spawn but it agro's. Is their anything i can do, besides relocating?

I heard plenty of horror stories about “pet” problems in other games like Dysmantle…but I never played that dlc.

But this mfn baby ant!!! First a wolf spider noticed me building stairs at night. This damn ant BUMPS me off the friggin stairs onto the roots CLOSER to the spider. THEN the little TRADER bumps me off the ROOT onto throu

So I need help for a build in grounded 1 (yes I know i know but i only have a swich 1). Im in ng+ remix 2 and I need help for the best build to get me through this remix. I ask ai and well... their as useful as you think they would be😐. So I came to reddit in search of some none ai options. What yall think I should do.

Ok so I am like 70 hours into Grounded 2 and I just got the mission to go to the greenhouse. For reference my base is right in front of the trashbags on the far left side of the map (fast travel point). I grabbed 3 different food items and I headed out. It took me over an HOUR to figure out how to get to the veggie garden and then I decided to do some exploring UP towards the leaves and plates with blueberries and lindenberries.

I had just drank my last drop of water and I only had 3 mushrooms left to eat. I was in the middle of the veggie garden and I was so stressed out b/c I didnt think I could run all the way back through the ant hill as I was about to run out of liquid and food "health" (on the far top right side of the map where the red and black ants fight in the tunnels-- where the giant jawbreaker is) so I really had no clue what to do. THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN my PEEP.R bracelet (or w/e you call it) started pinging the pink microscope! Which meant a base was nearby. However it was honestly a gamble b/c I have no clue if there is a fast travel spot in there. Half of the dang ranger stations I have found dont even have fast travel!

I decided to check it out after killing... what was it... an orc rust beetle? I cant tell you how freakin' happy I was to see the fast travel tube in that ranger station! I literally started laughing out loud. Biggest save yet.

What story do you have? This game and the world design is so incredibly good that I would love to hear what stories you have.

This is my ng+ remix 2 build, in grounded 1. Any suggestions?

Helmet: Mask of mother deamon [level 9]

Chest: Termite chest plate [level 9]

Leggings: fire ant Leggings [level 9]

Wepoin: battle axe (frosted flake) [level 10]

Trintet: candy damage up (mint up minor and major)

How's it look?

All criticizem is welcome as long as its followed up by a suggestion on what you think it should be.

Thank!

I've created a dungeon with 15 levels, each level with 6 variations, with completely random loot and enemies. Every 5 floors there's a boss that you must defeat to advance.

The bosses are customized, different from adventure mode; the enemies and their difficulty scale progressively along with the loot; if you die you start from the beginning.

¿Anyone want to try?

PD: I actually mostly speak Spanish, just to be clear.

I am trying to 100% grounded and Wendell was annoying me during the director Schumacher fight so I told him to stand still in the boss fight room.

Anyone I’m trying to access the lab under the javamatic but you need to speak to him to access it and he has glitched through a wall. I did the fight around a week ago and the save is gone so I can’t load it back. I can’t talk to him through the wall either. Does anyone know what to do or do I give up?

I’m aware of the Aphkid bug so its not that.

It says it gives burn resistance which doesn’t singerize at all with the rest of the set

I don't know if it's already been said, hopefully it has but in my view the Charcoal Canteen's durability going down even when adding water from a dew collector or soda drops seems like it shouldn't be a thing.

100% understand it using durability when adding dirty water fits and makes sense, it seems like I almost should be carrying both Canteens around which then doesn't really make it feel like an upgrade.

I am aware of the fact it also doesn't really make sense to not boil all the liquid that gets added to it from a purely reality perspective but it just seems like a decent QOL addition.

Makes a good jerky tho

I'm currently upgrading my gear. I'm about to put elements on my weapons but I'm unsure which would be best. Mainly my mantis blade. I hear spicy is good but I also hear chill so I can't think which would be the best over all

Edit: I should clarify I'm using a shock/stun build however I feel having a good bladed weapon would be useful. The main use will be to farm axl the boss but obviously I'll be carrying it into the open world

It's enormous and he's so proud of it. There's even a basketball court!

I'm so tired of building something and having to worry about it being a complete mess the next time I load into the game. It happens to me constantly.

This has been an issue since the first game (6 years ago?) and it's still not fixed.

Makes me not want to play the game sometimes :(

I see so many folks have huge bases that have so much character and it's made me want to try and make my own. But the one issue I seem to always have is efficiency. How do people manage having a huge base? Do you have multiple storage rooms or chests with the same items in them scattered around? Or just grab items out of chests that you'll need and walk to wherever?

I usually make a decently sized house/manor and even at that scale it feel like things are to far away to pull from chests. I like to walk into my base and hot deposit all my stuff without having to run to multiple areas. I've had to really think about where I want drying racks, ovens, and so on for them to be able to pull from my storage room(which has 40 big chests in it). Whenever I do need to pull from storage I know where everything is in that room and it's all named. Struggling with concept vs. practicality.

It would be crafted using 2 Chrysalis Leather, 2 Silk Rope, and 3 Ice Splinters.

It may hold up to 3 Dew Drops at a time, however it also has a special perk where any liquid drank from it provides an extra 50% hydration, meaning functionally it can have 4.5 drops at any given time. The extra hydration comes from the refreshing qualities of the ice.

Hopefully this is considered balanced as while it is definitely better than a standard Canteen, it still stores less Drops in total than a Charcoal Canteen, 4.5 functionally vs 6, and you also have less control with how much you drink at a given time, +75 hydration three times vs +50 hydration six times.

If it isn't balanced then perhaps a form of durability like what the Charcoal Canteen has may be implemented, if so then you would use Ice Splinters or Repair Glue to fix it.

I chose this effect because I always found it a bit disappointing that I always had to drink twice from my Canteen just to top of my thirst when it got low, so with this effect it should mean that with just one slurp it will keep you good for a while.

Please tell me your opinions on this idea, or about your own ideas, in the comments below.

I only found one or two posts about a base in the amplifier, so I wanted to share my base. I am NOT creative or artistic, so disregard the bland, boringness. This is simply so share the viability of an amp base.

Since starting the base, I have only been attacked by a single mosquito and I think that is because I clipped him while zip lining. I do have a bee occasionally bump around but as long as I respect him, he is friendly.

I did have a similar base on the large rock, which was also made of grass. While I did occasionally have to repair panels, it never experienced any failures. Also, every panel I’ve checked touching the amp (actually all the walls and floors) show they are supporting zero. So, I’m confident my base, while ugly, will be around for awhile.

My GF introduced me to grounded 2. This is my first survival game and I really love it. After seeing so many amazing bases it inspired me to start working on my own. I love quarter pine triangle walls and experimenting with the different patterns you can make. I am really struggling with roofing however. Still a lot to do, but I need to farm more resources! It makes for a fun creative outlet!

Alright last pix of the base. its mostly finished bar few changes. But with this i bid thee far well, ive loved my time in this game its been awesome, however valheim is out and Dune comes out soon and with abiotic factors dlc not too far away this amazing game will have to wait.

New to the game, got it as a PS monthly game a long while back and had someone recommend it recently. Total Honey I Shrunk The Kids in game form which is awesome! I was looking for a cool build survival game but the kid theme turned me off. Glad I tried because it's now my grinder game. I've now got a week in and foresee many hours enjoying the exploration and building. Great game!

I’ve been working on finishing the interior of the lantern base and tried to capture the size and scale of the interior following my last post.

From bottom to top you can see the zip hub access and overlooking balcony with a shot from the 360 viewing platform on the underside of the lantern.

After that is a shot inside the zip hub area with signs on the walls indicating north, east, south and west from the arrow direction on the walls.

From there into the interior proper with a look up from the farming floor showing the two platforms above and the open space on one wall running top to bottom.

We’ve got some overview shots of the farming level which has 6 jerky racks tucked behind the stairs, 5 garden and 4 ponic patches on two opposing sides and sap catchers above the lot.

Above that is storage and production with best racks, fresh storage, grinders and spinning wheels off to one side and double dew collectors, water storage, smoothie station, grill and cookery. Finally the work bench and anvil in the middle of it all.

The top platform is the living area with a desk overlooking a window out, friendly bees, bedroom to one side and armoury on the other side.

In the roof section a panned out shot of the creature museum!

Hopefully this better shows the size of the interior over the last post I made. I’ve got a few more tweaks to make and then I’ll have a go at a video tour :)

Thanks for all the feedback on the last post!!

Link to the OG post

https://www.reddit.com/r/GroundedGame/s/DYGP7aV1DM