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Secondly: does it really work like normal time options? Does it matter what time-setting I have in the normal sandbox options? To me it seems like my character is more hungry than he should be with this mod.
Great mod! Something that has been missing for a long time!
Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to work on our dedicated server? I'm not sure if I'm missing something. I do see the sandbox option, it's at 90, but the default day length seems to overwrite it.
but i play with .001% zombies but the hardest types. (its terrifying) and i used the survivor mod
im downloading ur mod and im goona give you some of my points, shut up and "take my points"
Bethesda Skyrim and beyond, 1:20 = 72 min/day.
My preferred time scale in all games I play is universally 17.1, which corresponds to a setting of 84 minutes per game day. This accomplishes two goals: 1) it gives you a solid 48 minutes of gameplay from sun-up to sun-down, which yields a twelve minute gameplay break every realtime hour -- much nicer than the somewhat excessive 40/20 you'd have using a Skyrim-like time scale. 2) It's a prime number and uses an uneven multiple of minutes, which boosts immersion because your brain doesn't automatically equate "two/three minutes equals exactly one hour".
@Earthling Read the description before you bash the mod, idiot. This adds new day length options.