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  1. Update. I took a lot of trips with a bucket and made a watering hole... inside my base. Unlimited water.. somehow makes more sense than portable objects with a lid that holds clean water
  2. That's fair, I did notice more murky water when scavenging. I suppose it is hard for me to adjust due it shifting how the game works. I'll have to look into the filter and collectors. The problem is likely my play style, I'll usually scavenge a bunch and gather resources, then I'll go work on building the base and defenses for awhile. I like building so I make BIG bases. Like currently I'm fortifying the hospital in diersville. Normally I'd grow stuff to eat and then drink waters, filling up at lakes when necessary, so I could keep building.
  3. Yeah I saw them, I threw another out there to show support. Its extremely disappointing to hear that. Do you know of any mods that bring them back? I really dont like needing to command line myself waters To be fair gas is so abundant, at least the last time I played, I never noticed. The water issue on the other hand... was one of the first things I looked for when looting to get the rotation of clean & murky water going
  4. I just hopped back into 7, its been about 2 years. Im loving the changes to the default map, the overall gameplay and the performance. Upon playing I noticed my jars werent returning when I drank water. I run a quick google search and find thats its an intended change not a bug... TBH Im not too thrilled with it. And have been cheating myself water jars. I understand to an extent the cans as they more got in the way and realistically youre not reusing a can like that. HOWEVER water jars.. glass.. unless they break, you can reuse them. Now I could see a mechanic that makes them randomly break (like IRL if you dropped one or whatever), and it gives you broken glass instead.. or give us the option to craft water bottles either plastic or metal. With the abundance of these in real life ( I have a cabinet full at home ) it doesnt make sense to not have ANYTHING.
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