The mod about introducing menstrual cycles to a game that aims to be highly realistic is going well.
This notice needed to be posted within THREE days of the mod dev uploading the mod to the Steam Workshop...

https://mastodon.social/@ladyteruki/114796305301942758

@MakersHour@cupoftea.social @makershour@a.gup.pe many! There's Vaarkstation, who was sent to me by @suearcher and @Maker_of_Things, a cuddly baby Grogu and also a soft toy Spiffo from #ProjectZomboid! #makersHour

Photos? That means standing up and that's not in the plan at the moment!

Pretty good day today, actually ! I started a new run (and it didn't crash...) with a new character, Pamela (the most 90s name I could think of).

That's Pamela.

Oh, f*ck. It's Christmas today ! They fixed all the stuff I was having issues with (and some of the other stuff too XD )
Also I definitely am glad that they added street names. This is a game changer for naming keys. But my God that must have been in the works for so long, given the size of the map !!!

https://theindiestone.com/forums/index.php?/topic/84895-42100-unstable-released/

Uh oh. My game froze/crashed again. And again, when my character went to sleep. I went over two weeks without any issue, so I genuinely thought I was good now. But I'm not, clearly.

I'm looking it up and it seems to happen to a lot of people in B42, but everyone has a different explanation for why that happens, and a different fix... It even happens to people who play vanilla. That's not good.

I love how mods work in Project Zomboid. You can easily save your current modlist, which makes it easier to revert back to a previous one when a new mod messes up with your game's stability. You can easily have several saves with several modlists on a rotation. The mods don't have to load before the game launches, so you can adjust the modlist without having to reloading the game. There's a simple mod manager that allows to sort your mods automatically, or see dependencies.

Dunno about you, but I'd say this has been money well-spent... ^_^;

https://mastodon.social/deck/@ladyteruki/114637479549728977

One thing I wish I figured out, and it's minor but it's going to get more and more important as I survive long enough to build, is that I don't understand how to destroy roofs. With my sledgehammer (excuse me : one of my TWO sledgehammers !) I took down a wall but it did not take down the roof that was attached to it.

The annotated maps are cool, but this one is A MOOD.

Aw man, I think I just had my saddest #ProjectZomboid story so far...

Rainie had rolled a bad seed. She started (as I almost always do) in Riverside, but in the suburbs, not the trailer park. She walked aaaaaall the way to Lectrolux, because that factory has a huge parking lot where there's bound to be a utility truck I can get... except this time, there wasn't. Well the parking had tons of them, just, zero keys anywhere, and Rainie didn't know how to lockpick, sooo...

Extremely grateful to @ham_sando for their generous donation which allows me to do this !!!
IT'S HAPPENIIIIIIIING !

By the way, I did the math real quick and...
...With at least 5 characters surviving a lifespan of 20 ingame days, in which 1 ingame day is 1 IRL hour, plus some shorter lives (especially in the begining) for some characters here and there, it's very likely that I went over 100 hours since I've picked up the game.
So whenever I can finally buy the game, let's all remember that Steam's data will only tell PART of my love story with #ProjectZomboid XD

Jeanie had a f*cking good run. The best one so far, in fact.
But it had to come to an end...