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Well.. bring more friggin fuel, man! the entire region is one big mine, you're gonna need more than 4 hours of burn time to explore everything There are a few jerry cans laying around the region, some are in the mines, there's also lanterns in some areas. You should have what you need to explore the mines after searching around the zone's main locations

But they kind of are- with the milling machine. We can repair hacksaws, hatchets and knives there, and repair or restore all of the firearms except the distress pistol. Rather than adding a new mushroom, I would rather see them add schist to specific mines or caves, or at the base of some mountains or large rocky outcrops. Not a common find like regular stones are, but a more uncommon stone found in those locations. Use it to sharpen hatchets or knives, or use it like a regular stone to bean a bear in the head with (be ready to runnnnnnnnnnnn!). It would basically tie into this note- -and would make sense in the game. A primitive sharpening stone to replace a worn out whetstone. Much more limited uses than polypores could possibly have, so less chance to end up with something that could end up being very redundant or OP (and that people who insist on "realism" would yell about if it didn't have every possible use added into the game). I agree with @artmunki on this.

Neo Scavenger is pretty cool.

Yeah, I tried holding up a bear pelt up to the roof from the inside once many years ago trying to use the curing in place glitch and the attempt proved futile. I did however use it pretty extensively hanging hides on the walls throughout my various base camps! Love the fact you have fleshed this glitch out and aired it here! Now, please figure out another way to use a frying pan to create a makeshift bridge at the cannery in Bleak Inlet!

There is but is rabbits and wolfs only... you need to disguise to be able to enter.

PrincessAutumn, I commonly prowl the edge of the ice after every blizzard in CH. Two types of loot: Type 1 are items that appear on the ice singly or in groups (over a stretch of say 10 paces) that appear about every 5 days without a blizzard in essentially the same locations. On Voyageur the prized items are rifle cartridges, rifle shell casings, knives, hacksaws, quality tools, cloth, leather, saplings, flares, stims, MRE's, tooks and red longjohns You can gather prodigious quantities of loot over a 100 days or so of diligent beach combing. Type 2 are items found only after blizzards and despawn after 3-4 days. These include fishing boats, canoes, trunks, suitcases, backpacks and filing cabinets. All of these may contain valuable items including arrows, hatchets, revolver rounds, rifle rounds, sewing kits, matches, flares and various clothing items. Some Type 2 locations are perfectly safe while others are surrounded by weak ice and are sure to get you dunked. To deal with the locations where searching for loot will get you dunked I first (1) make a fire nearby, (2) get 1 or 2 teas warming up, (3) take off but do not drop clothing. Rush to the location and loot till you fall in. Once dunked in the cold water retreat to the fire, drink the teas, put back on all clothing and retreat to an area where you can sleep for 12 hours. In CH Jackrabbit Island house is ideal for recovery while the fishing hut between Jackrabbit and Misanthrope works well - the latter works best if you can make a fire in the pot belly stove. After a few dunkings it becomes routine.

You could go from Blackrock to Mountain Town through keepers pass if the tunnels weren't collapsed since that's where the road goes But you have to go to pleasant valley, then mystery lake and then climb up to mountain town

This is the one I meant to reply too..sorry .. I forgot about that one too.. I thought it was easier directions I gave for someone if they don't know the maps very well..

I forgot about them... .. they're going to be an interesting bit of fun😁

and cougars...

Tip-ups! Setting up a few and then cooking/crafting/sewing/harvesting/sleeping while periodically pulling in fish is so cozy. Feels much more "active" and engaging than the original/default fishing system

Turning into a rash

If you don't mind spoilers, there are some great maps on the internet you can use. Oh, and there is a 2nd transition cave to AC from TWM, very close to Deer Clearing.

I actually tried to use "curing in place" for this first but unfortunately it only works "indoors" and the defined indoors area for the hut is a rectangular solid that excludes the triangular roof!

You never can tell, years ago in a tiny little village in Belgium I found a great Goth club.. people travelled for miles, the goths must have outnumbered the villagers!

We really enjoyed the feel of the Tale, the journey to the bunkers and the strange notes you find. Cooking is great!

I really liked Kona, but Kona 2 just didn’t work as well.

Since you asked for one: New maps.

Don't Underestimate Stones.mp4 Humans are the only animal that can throw things with such power and precision, so take advantage of it >:)

I never thought of it. But in mountain town surely a small bar / tavern could run ...

and this is what makes the game and the story interesting! Maybe i'll post such a moment my self with a picture. I went through the Ice in DP while trying to grab some beach comb loot Hypotermia - yeah!

Nightclub needs a population able to make use of it. Seems likely that if there was one it would be in Perseverance Mills which I take to be about the only urbanized area on the island. There should be a port or ferry or barge terminal there as well to support the big trucks and tankers that presumably transport goods and fuel around the island. Of course this is a game world so not everything that might be expected would be present.

That would be nice and cosy.. but I think mountain pass is going to be more like hrv,with more rocks..though I hope not lol

@Looper Last time it wasn't a lack of shelter... It was me choosing to needlessly push my luck, not bring any coal to save on weight, the bad luck of a blizzard less than a day after the previous one... that blizzard hitting while I was resting on a ledge... and the gear inside of the cargo containers of being unusually low quality. If any one of those things had not been a factor... I would have tanked the blizzard just fine, even comfortably. In perfect honesty was my choices and some rotten luck that ultimately cost me that run. 🤭 However, I see the merit of a survive and thrive on the summit run... one of these days. Thank you.

good find with the saw - good luck at TWM - bring materials to a snow shelter on the top this time 🤩