u/Onironaute

My power fantasy isn't getting strong and beating up bad guys. It's being able to help and look after people.

Grimshire is such a rare gem in that that's exactly what it lets you do, while also making doing so an actual challenge. Keeping all your adorable neighbors fed and safe while there's actual deadly consequences for failure is incredibly satisfying. The game also does a great job at making Grimshire feel like an actual community, with everyone pitching in to help out while you still carry the majority of the responsibility. And the characters are so endearing, they really bring out my protective mama bear side x)

Just a very unique combination that I haven't really found elsewhere. Ticks all of my boxes. 11/10.

My power fantasy isn't getting strong and beating up bad guys. It's being able to help and look after people.

Grimshire is such a rare gem in that that's exactly what it lets you do, while also making doing so an actual challenge. Keeping all your adorable neighbors fed and safe while there's actual deadly consequences for failure is incredibly satisfying. The game also does a great job at making Grimshire feel like an actual community, with everyone pitching in to help out while you still carry the majority of the responsibility. And the characters are so endearing, they really bring out my protective mama bear side x)

Just a very unique combination that I haven't really found elsewhere. Ticks all of my boxes. 11/10.

I play my character both in a joint game with my bf, and in a single player world of my own. It's frustrating that both the revealed part of the map and the progress (like ticking off completed shroud roots) is shared across both. I don't have any way to track where I've been and what I've done in which game aside from quests because my map is the same regardless of which world I am in.

This could be fixed by tying map progress to individual worlds as well instead of only to the character.

I love building in this game so much. I love all the different crafting and decoration options we get. Other games take a boatload of different mods to approach the Enshrouded vanilla experience. It's honestly so impressive and such a joy to play.

What is not a joy is trying to remember which craftsperson/workbench that one decoration/base building thing you wanted to craft is made at. Could we just have all of those available to the decoration carpentry bench for ease of use? Pretty please?

I know it's not exactly a critical gameplay thing, but imo it'd be a huge QOL upgrade for those of us who like to get busy with building and decorating.

According to my map there's supposed to be a hair color to be collected at Lover's Hideaway in the Nomad Highlands. I've searched all over the place and I'm stumped. Can't find it. Could anyone help me out with where it's supposed to be?