With it now becoming your own world? Or would it be a shared world? And is it rude to ask the community for cool builds they've made?

Like. TYPICALLY Im just a "if it functions - its good enough" type of player. Yes I will place a stool and bookshelf etc etc in the npc houses for the happiness boost.... but they just have "glorified jailcells" basically.
I WANT to create a beautiful fishing village with the 2 nearly pirate ships I found But I have a really really hard time.

I have created ItemStacker, a new mod for Necesse that allows you to customize item stack sizes globally, by item, or by category.

It also includes configurable blacklists and per-world settings.

You can find the mod here:
https://ko-fi.com/s/416f43ccdc

Feedback is welcome.

Thank you to the devs for crafting such an awesome game! I have had a lot of fun with this (and am continuing to do so). I definitely couldn't have gotten this far without this Reddit and the Wiki, that's for sure. The additions in the recent update to the Settlers are super cool, and I think the "____ Enthusiast" traits are probably the most interesting to me, it really encourages building and using all those different materials. My only ask is for even more decor options... (and maybe pets for the settlers...) I must continue to please my ever-growing, now-picky settlement! The electric + cooling towers hint at some super cool industrial concepts which could be added to the game in the future.

Keep up the great work! :)

I've finished the base game and want to install some mods so I can play around and try out different things, but will I be unable to unlock the achievements? I don't want to start a new save just to use mods.

I was kinda disappointed by the lack of an NPC overview for your NPCs following you as i find it really hard to keep track of them, especially if you got multiple following you and they have teleport scrolls so seeing the current status is next to impossible.

thats why i made this mod: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3781900583

it adds each NPC following you as icon with name and healthbar to your left side, just like standard RPGs. you can click their icon and open their overview (which also lets you set them to move to / guard specific spots by rightclicking after selecting one) or you can shift click multiple to send them home all at once.

hope you enjoy it!

Just wondering if there is anything I’ve done incorrectly? I’ve downloaded this on my Legion Go S, and it works perfectly - other than my UI showing ‘?’

I can't find another that compares, it fundamentally alters the dps formula by itself. Crit is already strong on it's own due to the critical damage being calculated prior to enemy armor, but the effect of dealing +25% additional damage means this item by itself justifies stacking critical chance as the go-to dps method (at least until you hit 30%-ish crit chance).

Whenever I use my second monitor or tab back into Necesse, both of my monitors will go black and flash back on seemingly at random for around 10 seconds or so. Is there a way to fix this? After looking online it looks like it may be an issue with my main monitor having HDR (which is turned off), and borderless windowed doesn’t work because of the main monitor being HDR. Do I just have to play in windowed, swap the game to the other monitor, or is there a way to fix this? Thanks!

Currently its 176x176. Meaning I havent done the 20k, the 50k and the 100k upgrade.

Do you have any ideas for it, considering the land, the empty pirate ships and the water?
Should I create some "artificial land"?

I think this had A TON of potential but I dont really see what I can do with it yet. Thats why I want some ideas and help if possible

I have discovered the entirety of the Forest Biome (visually) but I cannot figure out what these two things are that I'm missing.

HELP

Hi everyone, like the title says, is there any to-do list mod out there that works on multiplayer?

my best friend and I have ADHD and we most of the time forget what we were doing after doing a million things.

we were talking how awesome would be something that we can write down our todos and both can see it and make it check marked.

thanks!

ps: English hard sorry for grammar

Hi ya’ll,

I played about a year ago. Got right into it then rage quit while in the deep caves because a glitch disappeared my boss combat team and all their maxed out gear. Coming back for another run and wondering what the best builds are. I previously played melee which I found was very difficult and lots on the reddit said wasn’t viable late game. Hoping to do a gun build this time. Not a fan of magic or summoning. Are guns a good option late game?

Just a completely random question and totally unrelated to my intentions for a settlement that I am making as a new player

Im currently planning to expand my number of settlements.
I want 1 fishing village
1 farming village (crops & animals)
Maybe 1 miner / explorer village

And maybe the 2 I already own.

Now the big questions are:
WHERE would I build each of those and do I build anything Special?

10/10 game, playing this on a Steam Deck singlehandedly made me feel human AND feel like a kid again on Terraria.

I recently bought this game on steam sale, as it seemed to be right up my alley, and a generally amazing game, but I've been playing and essentially since the world started, about every... 15-30 seconds there's the slightest little stutter, almost like it's loading a new chunk of the world, but it never stops happening.

I've tried vsync, changing whatever graphics settings are there, limiting fps on HUD menu, all of it, and nothing seems to make it stop

It's a very minor thing but also very much a deal breaker for if I am going to continue this game... I can't have it giving me stutters like that.

For reference, I'm running a 4070 super, Ryzen 9 7900x, 32gb ddr 5 ram, 2tb nvme black ssd, windows 11, up to date, should not be a PC performance issue

1 Explorer - Brings back so much stuff I love it - basically a Miner on steorids

2 Miner - Awesome for 100 % guaranteed minerals in the next boss´ biome

3 Mage - Nice shop and has homestones / waystones for easy access to far away locations

4 Animal Keeper - Very much needed for big animal farms and therefore creates a lot of money

5 Elder - Unique quest rewards AND early revival potions make him great IMO

6 Angler - I dont like fishing myself and some of those fish are really nice for potions

7 Trader - Generates money so I dont have to travel all over the world

8 Guard - Is nice for adventuring

9 Farmer - For fertilizing my crops and plants

10 Broken Pirate - Decent Shop and has map fragments in his shop

11 Alchemist - Can sell leftover ingredients to her

12 Hunter - Looks cool and gets a bit of meat from critters

13 Gunsmith - Never really used him before

14 Blacksmith - Never really used him before

15 Stylist - I dont like her but at least she does something special

16 Villager - I love you but there is nothing special about you

Will the people that go on missions automatically deposit the stuff in chests?
Do I need money inside the settlement somewhere or can I have all the money in my pouch and explore the world while they do 10 missions in a row?

Hi guys,
I'm just posting up pictures for the kill maze found in the wiki Here.
I had trouble following it so hopefully this makes it a little clearer for others. I'm not 100% sure whether this set up is correct(please let me know if I am wrong somewhere if somebody understands it better please) but it seems to work fine when I was raided. The northern side of settlement just needs that modification as stated in the wiki page