u/a_dreamy_nightmare

So I am still struggling with a lot of Emochi bugs regarding my characters. None of them show up when I look them up in the research bar and I already filled bugs reports about this issue.

I tried to create a new bot today and to test sharing it with a link to see what people would see... And it redirected me to an error page. The bot is brand new and as you can see in the description, there's really nothing against the rules here. Why! I literally used auto descriptions to fill up the intro and message, and there's really nothing suggestive here.

I don't want to go to the discord because I have heard it was quite bad down there so I am sitting there being unable to share my bots! If there's a mod still looking on the issue and finding this post, could they please help with it? Should I just give up at this point?

Here is a link to one of my other bots. If you could try to find my profile and tell me what you see, it would help me a lot! Otherwise I might just quit the app and delete my acc and bots if the issue isn't fixed. It sucks because it's one of the best out there but as a creator I feel quite annoyed by the situation and I feel bad about it because I don't understand what's wrong. Thanks in advance!

https://emochi.com/prompt/prompt-share/@mipha-1e3733d1

So I am a bot creator and I tried to look for my own bots on the research bar, but they don't appear publicly since a few weeks! (They were present before and I haven't touched them at all, also they're all very SFW and I made sure there weren't triggering words nor any weird pfp.)

Above is an example of my most popular bot who stopped showing in researches but this happens with all of my bots even the least talked ones! Again, it was possible to find them until recently so I have no idea if my entire account was shadowbanned, and I have no explanation for this.

Can anyone help please or give an explanation? It's very frustrating not to be able to share my bots even if they are all set on public! Thanks!

PS: censored a pic of a recommended bot just in case because of the posture of the girl

Sorry for the weird title. I wondered if there were some people who actually tried to turn the Old Bear hunt into a real survival game, where you get a base and all but you're perpetually chased by the bear.

Yeah that's probably impossible to do since the bear can teleport and all, but I wonder in which extent it's possible to outlive this bear (I never beat the challenge myself even with guides, so...)

But maybe there is one crazy soul out there who did it, who knows?

Which one of these two would be the best Transition Region to live in the long term?

I already asked a while ago about a potential challenge of trying to survive in one of the transition regions since they're not meant for that. I already ruled out Winding River, the Ravine and Far Range Branch Line because none of these three areas have real potential to last more than a few days, but also because none of them really give anything noteworthy. Far Range Branch Line is slightly better than the first two as it features a big cave, spawns for flares and crowbars, and is decently large although quite stretched.

But when it comes to both Crumbling Highway and Keeper's Pass, the quality takes a huge step-up. I've been pleasantly surprised at these two regions for being promising, for different reasons but each with really big advantages. I don't play in higher difficulties but maybe some people could attempt it or already have.

Crumbling Highway : its biggest strength is obviously the possibility of beachcombing. Coastal regions are OP for a reason, and it's essential for long-term survival since the tides can bring you many useful items. It can although be dangerous because of the sharp terrain and the wolves being able to surprise you, but it's one of the only two transfer regions with a real interior in the Basement. Nothing to write home about as it's quite small, but still very important to remain protected from predators and curating. It also has one or two abandoned vehicles, so even Cabin Fever shouldn't be an issue here. Also the climate is softer around the coast and this region is quite tiny.

Keeper's Pass (both north and south but south is where the real fun begins): I simply fell in love with this small area tucked between Pleasant Valley and Blackrock. Imo it's the most complete and interesting transition region with a big potential. The abandoned trailer is a blessing with both a bed and a workbench, which is crucial to make some items and avoid using durability on the bedroll. It also has a lot of abandoned vehicles too to protect you from Cabin Fever and that can offer a bit of stuff. This region also has a Fishing Hut which is huge to get a reliable source of food, and a fair amount of deer carcasses to harvest. This region also has chances to provide a knife and a hatchet spawns, needless to say why these things matter when you want to survive to collect saplings for a bow, for ex. The only real downsides I would see for this area would be the wolves again that can take advantage of the steep terrain, and the fact resources can't be replenished with beachcombing.

I can't really decide which one is best since I assume it depends on your playstyle and like I said I am not a higher difficulty player. Both have their qualities and flaws but I really start to appreciate them a lot! Let me know which one you would pick, or if you think I missed some stuff that made me rate the other three regions lower. Thanks!