2018年6月14日 · I didn't realize the angle blocked the view of the ladders, but there is a way to get up and down all floors. Ladders are in each quarter of the raft and go all the way from the top to the bottom, making jumping down and stabbing a shark more than doable. The raft isn't too big to defend solo, even without the armor.

2021年7月5日 · Unless you have a really good plan, try to avoid too much symmetry and orderliness. In a game like Raft it tends to make everything look really boring- the graphics work a lot better with clutter and rickety buildings. For example, instead of making the bottom floor match the top floor, add roofs to certain rooms and overhangs on the second floor.

Raft's building and decor options are extensive, and you can create just about anything. I've put together a collection of tips, ideas, and inspiration to help make your raft builds feel more realistic and visually interesting so they look more like your character's 'lived in' home.

2018年5月29日 · This is a pretty nice survival game, however there's some less intuitive ideas that can significantly help you survive and thrive on the open ocean much more easily. Here's a few things I discovered on my own that have significantly helped me, maybe they'll help you too. * Instead of building a whole row of nets, alternate between net square and foundation square.

2022年6月28日 · Don’t rush through to get the blueprints. I found that playing several hours in between story missions to build the raft and incorporate the new blueprints really rewarding. Felt so good finally getting engine controls after running around my raft for hours messing with engines. Just my opinion. Take it slow. Enjoy it.

2021年3月17日 · I know your pain, been there myself. Was mostly looking at lets plays and trying to get ideas on efficient builds. Turns out there isn't that much to optimize. Thinking what would be the best way to show it. The world save is like 2.5 Mb, could email it to you. Note, I am at the last story island right now, so spoilers :D

2023年1月7日 · That being said it's not a bad thing to look at some of the finished rafts for ideas on efficiency of machines and best placements for certain things :) I like to start with just a square/rectangle raft and build branching square and rectangles off of it connected by narrow walkways, each branching square or rectangle is designated for like a ...

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2018年6月29日 · So from experience of building a roof and other pieces of the raft, I've noticed a few things: - To build a roof, you need either a wall or a floor / foundation piece, or a window or door. - A roof can support floor (not sure about walls though... Haven't tried that). However: - A roof cannot be built on support beams if there are two support beams close enough to do such. - Three support ...

2018年5月26日 · Adding more fish in the sea for a better look in the game, or even whales that can splash your raft! that would be really challenging and cool :D ; Wearing the shark head will make the shark not notice you for a short period of time underwater; Update on some more ideas for the game! 5/27/2018