SylenThunder

TFP devs have been pushing hard on getting the build ready. They would rather have a weekend off to let a larger audience test and find game-breaking bugs they may have missed. You would not be getting a release over the weekend regardless of whether streamers get to test. And to be very clear, the release on Monday is an opt-in unstable experimental build. It is not a solid release you should be looking forward to long-term play on.

LOL I remember when I first ran into that when testing. That is one of my favorite POI's now.

The information posted here will be updated for 1.0. Process will be pretty much the same though.

I have attempted to do this a few times without success.

Yeah WAY before the TellTale flop on the console. Alpha 8 was in 2013.

Minimap was removed in Alpha 8. I don't believe a return for it is planned at all. Definitely too late for a feature like that to make 1.0 release or any that lands in the next year anyhow.

Yep, those E-Cores are going to be an issue. Either disable them, or use software to circumvent their use. If you want Performance without spending a fortune, AMD is where it is at. Has been that way since the 3000-series released. They are even kicking Nvidia's ass as a 6900XT will run the same or better performance as your 4070Ti for nearly half the price. The only reason to get the Nvidia card would be for RayTracing, and that is a pretty steep markup for a single feature that isn't used in 90% of games that exist. Those basement bargain drives will end up costing you in the long run as well. A Sabrent or Samsung drive costs only a slight bit more, is 33% faster, and has a track record as being one of the most reliable drives around. Your choice by SK Hynix is about as reliable as any off-brand product like Kingston or Inland performance. Expect failure to occur within a year or two instead of around a decade from now. Some reading for you because you will run into issues with Intel chips if you decide to stick with that choice. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/bitsun-coredirector-intel-cpu-e-cores https://www.xda-developers.com/intel-13th-gen-14th-gen-crashes/

There may be some minor changes to configuration settings, but that is about it. It isn't like they are suddenly making drastic changes to how things function.

Last I was aware, it was mostly just a few artists that did not have any current work on 7 Days to do. I would imagine there are still 60+ working on 7 Days.

That should not be necessary in most cases. The one exception would be if you are on a limited user account, which is not common.

This thread is pinned for a reason...

C:\Users\JAKE\AppData\Roaming\7DaysToDie\logs\output_log_client__2024-06-14__15-05-45.txt This is the log we need. Follow the Pinned instructions on how to report an issue.

It will work the same as it always has. There are plenty of guides. 7 Days to Die Dedicated Server - Valve Developer Community (valvesoftware.com) Linux Server Setup Guide – 7 Days to Die Admin Coalition (7dac.net)

IMHO it should have been de-listed like three years ago. At that time I don't believe TFP had the ability to do so though.

Bumping this up since it will be more critical when the game releases as 1.0.

Moving this to the correct section of the forum for support. Take a moment to read the Pinned threads.

Since what you are experiencing is completely against the way Windows typically runs, I would suspect that you have a more serious core system issue occurring.

I mean, not even TFP knows right now. They may have a goal date they are shooting for, but the next build could change that.

Most likely they are using a translator app and just copy-pasting the text. Forum's default is to copy formatting as well. Also correct. I don't believe TFP have any plans for animal husbandry, and they have said this numerous times. Thankfully, they designed the game to be modded from the ground up, so you can get a mod for that.

That is what the OP is talking about. IMHO it looks like food wrapped in wax paper. One that has been used a few times already. Pretty sure there are plans to update this, but they are probably at the back end of the list of things to work on because it isn't as important as a lot of other features and balancing.

Most likely it is a test model for tracking performance.

Sounds like you had a Windows update partially installed that was pending a restart. This will often cause problems with network connectivity, and other software issues.

You happen to be on an Insider Preview build? If Steam is truly in Offline mode, you would not get the error message about it being unable to initialize a connection. However, if you are running an obsolete OS that is no longer supported or one that behaves abnormally because it is still in development, Steam will have problems like this. Since you have now excluded the game, validate the files three or four times. Once never fixes everything, and the second pass isn't much better. Edit: Also note that today is Steam Maintenance day. It could be possible that the Steam authentication servers in your area are just offline.

This topic has been beaten to death over several years. You making another thread isn't going to make them stop doing something that works from a marketing perspective, and that the majority enjoys. It also doesn't change when you would be getting access to the game.

Yeah, MSI's overlay is pretty well-known to cause issues with games.