When I was first playing worldbox, every time I'm having a playthrough or achievement hunting and I'm pissed, I make another kingdom that I experiment destruction powers on just to see what they do lol.

Obviously I don't do it anymore, but I kinda just wanted to draw something like that. Panel one is very dark because I drew that yesterday, and uhh I got lazy on panel four. Sorry if the text is poor, I have bad handwriting.

Also I have six fingers irl (mine was cut off) cuz I wanted to make myself look cool.

My second post here.

Edit: omg y'all I didn't expect this to blow up thank you so much!!!

I adapted the look of the evil wizard.

I hope the irony of the title is clear, however I have noticed around AI discourse on this subreddit that people only really take 2 sides: "Anything with any amount of AI is horrible" and "AI developers are better than normal ones" ofcourse this is exagerrated in order to prove my point but not by a long shot.

Lets take that new drug lord mod as example, the dude disclosed it was lightly assisted by AI, which means he spliced a sprite sheet and used it to reorganize his code, I wont even count using AI for name generation since vanilla name generation is already algorithm based, some people in the comments are calling it AI slop for using it as assistance which I find a bit unreasonable but the people arguing against it are so pro-AI?

I mean some guy is talking to another guy about how he doesnt care as long as it works, which I mean he isnt *obligated* to care but like code that isnt yours is pretty probably problematic for bug fixing and stuff and nobody comments on it, I know its the nature of the internet and especially reddit but come onnn atleast *try* using better arguments.

I am sorry that this post doesnt have much to do with worldbox and is more of a stream of consciousness if anything it has just been bugging me and nobody is saying anything.

I’ve been working on an RTX Remix project for WorldBox’s modded first-person view and wanted to share some screenshots of the current progress.

These show a few different settlements, from a populated town square to an orc village, along with daytime and nighttime lighting.

It’s still a work in progress, but this is a first look at how the project is coming together.

Development has been going really well during the alpha testing stage. We now have four alpha testers testing the mod and we really need more. We appreciate people but we're not forcing it. We've added a new empire tab which shows the top empires in the world and gives them a power rating score based on the cities, control puppets, resources, and other factors. In this new tab we've also added a history thing where if you click the nation on the leaderboard you can go through their history. The video shows no history recorded yet cause the version is still in development but it will include an evolution map and a story based on the history of each nation. Warning this mod is still in alpha development. We're still looking for alpha testers please if you're interested type in the comments and I will respond thank you very much.

I'm searching for a mod that expands map sizes, BUT! I already have a world of over 400 years, and I want to keep it as it is, but basically just add more empty ocean space, so that I can build a new continent. I don't want to rescale my current map or generate a new one, does anyone know if there's a mod that would let me do what I described? Or is it perhaps physically impossible, given how the game's coded?

Mod Download: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3818762022

AI Was used to splice a sprite sheet, code reorganization, naming strain combinations with a name generator. It was also used to help with voice over on the showcase video.

ART IS PAID ASSETS FROM ITCH.IO MADE BY HUMANS - NOT GENERATED BY AI.

The actual mod was without it. There might be bugs and issues. If you encounter any, please do report it on the official WorldBox discord channel modding talk by pinging me, thank you.

I have paid for premium..but in my app it is not showing

I just had my first actual fun world going! I started to fill the map with base races and one sapient modified ape kingdom.

It started out with me gifting the apes a bunch of gold and caring about them, before I browsed the world.

Eventually I noticed a rhino going havoc in the centre of the map, hunting humans for good sports. I exclusively watched the Rhino Nobb for several years, it ended up killing over 20 humans and wiping out an entire kingdom in the process, by itself and laughed about it.

After the first round of wars I watched the only dwarf kingdom viciously defend with theyr own king that I gifted an OP staff, but it wasn't enough to fight off the horde off apes. They formed a coalition together with other kingdoms that would stick for 100+ years and reach over 3000 members from across the map.

After browsing through the most notable people I followed the saddest individual, they had lost a house, a partner and a kid in a war for theyr kingdom. After a rebellion, the very same person became the king of theyr newly seperated kingdom and live on till dieing off old age by age 62, surpassing theyr lifespan by 2 years.

However with bigger alliances crumbling and the map having so many kingdoms, wars started Beeing omnipresent and it got difficult to catch up.

How do you keep stuff fresh?

I have all of my ages set to random, and my date is at y1m1, but if I get 2 separate instances of an age the amount of moons they are are completely different (i.e, 1st age of hope= 630 moons, some ages in-between, 2nd age of hope= 535 moons)

My theory is that the length of ages is randomly decided, but im really hoping thats not the case.

I use forbidden knowledge js bc i dont wanna do the hassle of getting every achievement and i really just try to get achievements to get every item but since i have every item now i dont need to get achievements so my question is do people genuinely try to get achievements js to feel accomplished

So, a while back, I made a mildly impassioned plea for the community to be more creative with the game and their own playstyles. I'd like to think that did something for at least one person somewhere. Like the BBC, I live for that one man (Nobody will most certainly never get that reference 😅, I'm such a jeza).

Anyway, I got a very good reaction from u/Humble-Scene7063, who requested a balanced environment with four modded prey animals and one major predator. I got to work and it was quite engaging as a project, heck… it still is.

I made a two way relationship between wolves and capybaras that is showing great promise in-world. Like real life, the predator population is much lower (on land) than the prey population, even this early on.

The wolves are starting to reproduce and they have been eating some of the capybaras. The capybaras are fast and good at scattering, crowding, and defending themselves to a limited extent, but they do not overwhelm the wolves, who stay sated for a while, meaning they don't overhunt.

The capybaras eat algae as well as other plantlife, honey, and insects; while the wolves eat meat, fish, and drink blood. The aquatic element of these diets ensures a limited ability to cross to nearby islands for both predator and prey—something the capybaras have done.

The capybaras came first and their existence actually triggered a trophic cascade 😅. There are hynas that I've modded, they are not nearly strong enough to eat the capybaras, and they've been endangered for quite some time now. With the introduction of wolves, the capybaras were pushed back and the hyenas had enough space to move north, eat some less stacked prey, and experience growth.

The wolves are a keystone species 😆.

The wolves lack the ability to expand into the desert, a limitation shared by the capybaras, creating space predator and prey in-world, where the massive Mahanmihi desert creates this safe space for other wildlife to live and grow. I'll be filling in the desert niche with another animal from the same world, likely a type of hare to fill out more of the challenge.

Overall, this is quite a stable ecosystem even this early on and I'm excited to continue work on it. It is very fun and engaging and triggering in the sense that's it tapping into that hyperfocused, all consuming thirst for control and mastery that this game gives me 😆.

Just recently finished my north america, planning to make south america next

For 2000 years nobody EVER tried settling in the swamps!!