yollarbenibekler

2 days ago I killed my longest run. That is the way I found closure. https://youtu.be/mWa4txHFvG4 I'll just start a new run after the DLC comes out. That is a new beginning. So I'm at peace with what I've done.

I just killed my 1456 day run yesterday so I feel you. Respect.

Since the new DLC will not work on the old saves, I decided to put an end to my longest run. With the help of the poll that I created on Reddit TLD page, I tried to take the most number of wolves I can with me. It is not the end. It is just a cue to a new beginning. I'll start a new stalker run when the new DLC comes out. I'll miss that save.

Please allow us to kill the trader so if anyone wants to trade, then there it is. If you want to be alone, a bullet is enough. Especially in Survival Mode, I want to be left alone. Edit: If the trader is really someone who we don't see, but can reach by a radio, then it's ok. Just drop the radio in an inaccesable place and we're good to go.

That's true. It has indeed an eerie vibe.

You are a life saver. Thank you so much!

Definitely bugged. My 700 day run in PV is ruined, for now. Hope they'll fix it. And I can not go outside. When I go out, the game is stuck on the last screen (leave homestead) All the furniture is gone too. And with it, all my stuff inside the cabinets too.

Wouldn't it be nice if we got a dlc to customize or personalize our own cabin or shelter with various items. They would make the place more liveable and maybe some of the rare items we would come across had a "decrease cabin fever effect when placed interiors"?

Quote: You are anxious because your path leads away from mother and home. But every step and every day lead you back again to the mother. Home is neither here nor there. Home is within you, or home is nowhere at all.Author: Herman HesseSubmitted By: YollarbenibeklerRelevant Link: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/27688-for-me-trees-have-always-been-the-most-penetrating-preachers , also from the book "Bäume"

[Survival] Players can now place a Rifle on the gun rack found in the Hunting Lodge. At last

maybe we can mark thin ice with this symbol?

Hinterland just tweeted this image. No info. What is it? Throw your best guesses at me. A crack?

In return of my precious and much valued questions, I want a proper response written by you, preferably on whitetail deer leather paper; handed personally to me on behalf of your company; accompanied by (at least) four armored cavaliers. Please note that all the cavaliers MUST have beards. Long story short, Video format sounds awesome. You could also try doing some live AMA too!

Increase your cartography skill. This is not an in-game skill but you'll develop it on your own. If you're planning on playing on higher difficulty, first try out and wander around in pilgrim or voyager; note some landmarks that would guide you to safety. If you are going to the Bleak Inlet to craft ammunition, dress for combat, not for cold. Do not use sprint if not necessary, you can't be sure if there is a wolf waiting for you around the corner and you're exhausted. If you can find a six-slot stove, you can cook 6 meals or boil 6 pots of water at the same time, saving a lot of energy and fuel. Pleasant Valley is not so pleasant. You can not pet or tame wolves.

Note that if you're planning for a long run (5000+ days), using storm lantern is better because crafting a torch requires cloth and cloth is not a renewable resource. You can extract lamp oil from cooked fish but you can't extract cloth from anything renewable.

This is the simple map I updated a couple hours ago.

Already did it! I came here to post a topic about it but you're faster than me! Already posted in Facebook group, Twitter and Reddit.

Wow 70 years? You have survived the real world, that means this game is nothing to you! Well done and welcome!

I like the idea. Here, have my support

All medical supplies like antibiotics, antiseptics, painkillers, purifiers and such.

I'm from Kırklareli - Turkey (Eastern Thrace), mostly we have wild boars here. Like the nature of here; mostly flat and silent.

Welcome Andrey! I like russian people. I was studying in Kyrgyzstan and I had an old Russian neighbour and I helped her a lot. She was very nice to me but very poor. I hope she's still living as she was nearly 80 years old in 2010.