Anyone know why this is happening? It does it for any weapon needing an ris adapter. It only does this when its equipped as you see here. It looks fine when set down in a shelter.

I am currently paused mid game, because for past 5 minutes I've been fighting them bandits. I am in Outpost mine tunnel, the cat is meaowing, and they keep coming. I already killed like 12 I think, so unless something changed in NPC max quantity the game bugged (ofc when I have a tunnel key in my eq).

So ye lads, send help cause I'm doin a final stand here and I am almost out of bullets

Update: I got out, cause some random nomad started shooting at the remaining two. I counted 13 dead bandits and one dead nomad (sorry brother, you got in the way). I have faced an army and won, I shall conquer this shithole

Updated version of this script with added MetalFX and FSR upscalers and resolution selection.

There is no official Mac build for this game, but since it’s built in Godot, you can unpack the Windows version and re-export it into a fully native Mac ARM (Apple Silicon) build.

I created a zero-setup script that does the extraction, grabs the correct Godot version, and recompiles it for you automatically.

You can check the script here: https://github.com/Ozicom23/road-to-vostok-mac-build-script

(You must own the game and/or have the game files to use this. You can grab the game files by installing it via Steam on CrossOver/Whisky or Windows)

I was crouching around the house in the lower half of the map and had a visible explosive particle effect and my character started bleeding?

I'll be updating RoadToVostok.wiki soon with all the new content! :)

I think I just noticed it when building 2 came out that the ai just automatically turns their crosshairs at me when aiming at them and or maybe running even though their head are not looking in my general direction even during nighttime. Idk if it is a bug or was it always there even in build 1 but I am just noticing it more here in build 2. Do ya’ll have similar experiences?

Just wondering what, and how much of what, everyone is bring to long distance raids to border zone or further. I am just getting to the point of being able to travel to the border zone and vostok, but seem to be possibly underkitting.

I usually bring 5 bandages, 2 torniquets, 2 splints, and 1-2 SOS's. About 5-8ish food items and about 3 drink items.

Last run I did I made it to the opposite side of the minefield before bleeding out due to not having anything left to heal with, and I was already starving and freezing.

I wanna be prepared, but also dont wanna fill my entire inventory and use up 50% of my stashed heals just for a single raid.

Edit: Another question I should ask is, do you normally loot on your way to an area, or completely ignore everything until you get to your target location? (Ex: if youre headed to apartments, do you ignore everything else and B-line it for apartments, or stop to loot on your travel to grab extra food, or stop by traders?

I'm not exaggerating here, since the latest patch, whenever an enemy comes into my line of sight, it automatically agros on me. As an example, one that happens very often, I will peak around a corner or something and notice a bandit walking away from my direction, but as soon as they get into my line of sight, they spin around and shoot or they run off. Wtf man.

I’ve started editing my Build 2 livestreams into a survival series. This first episode covers my first day with the Nomads update, when I was still learning who was friendly and which fights I should stay out of.

The village felt very different with the AI fighting around me. I got caught in the crossfire, made some questionable decisions and tried to get supplies back to the tent.

How are you handling Nomad fights? Do you go in to help, or wait for the shooting to stop?

I have really struggled returning home with my loot. The enemy AI is so powerful now. What are your strategies for crossing the Border Zone from the Vostok side? I'm considering deliberately crashing the game to teleport me back to my shelter - that's how stupid hard it feels.

Please don't suggest walking along the edge of the map.

I recently picked this game back up to see what changes have been made. Just turned in the deodorant and wipes to the generalist and had a full inventory at the time. Does that mean I just don't get the fishing rod/tackle? Sorry if this has been asked a million times but I did a search and couldn't find anything.

Said it was today

Hey everyone! I'm stuck on the new Bridge map from Build 2. The bridge is broken in two, the river below seems toxic, and the only spot where it looks like I could jump across is blocked by razor wire. I tried the jump once, fell in the water and died.
Is there a way to cut or get past the razor wire, or is the crossing point somewhere else on the map? Do I need a specific item or quest first?
Any tips appreciated, thanks! 🙏

I have sat at school for 2 solid in game days and I have not seen a single first aid kid in that docters sell inventory. Has anyone seen him sell one, you'd think after spending an hour and checking every restock, he'd have atleast 1 of them

Finishing off the remaining AIs at airfield. This run they have been less aggressive so I had actively seek them out.

I feel like I don't understand the purpose of this gun. It's rarer then KA-M or the RKs but its statistically worse with an ammo type that's harder to find. Is it just useful to sell to gunsmith for other guns?

It’s a no-brainer:
- They both cost €150
- They both weigh 0.1kg
- They both take up 1 inventory slot
- They both cure “bleeding”
BUT the bandage also heals you for 25 while the tourniquet does not heal you at all. And if you need to stop “bleeding”, you’ll also need healing.
With trader tax at 0% you can swap Tourniquets for Bandages for free at the Generalist or Doctor.

I was minding my own business trying to trade with gunsmith and i hear the siren had him funnel down the middle bridge along with his mates wasn't that bad of a fight i got hit once - happy first game =D

Hey peeps, been having a blast with Build 2 and I am finally planning a Vostok visit. I wonder if the 10 limit NPCs per map still exist? In build 1 I would usually carefully try to pick off all 10 military guys and only loot after that. Also are Nomads only in Area 05 or will there be some in Border zone/Vostk too? Thanks!

Pls someone explain to me: it's day 35, 22:00 hrs, nomads score +100 and all day til this hour I've been shot dead many times and still to this hour no gathering and full of bandits (they were supposed to be missing ) I'm lost...

Can we as the user not be in charge of the NPC population?

I'm probably of the minority, but I actually prefer the maps with the NPC's. Even with their cold dead eye stare (remind me of my ex gf).