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Wondering if anyone else is having the same issue.? I'm playing on the series x and sometimes when trying to pick up sticks and every time I try to pick up rabbits. I am walking or running over to an item to be picked up and I hold down on the thumbstick but it takes forever to look down, no joke I am holding down for a good 2-3 seconds before my character actually looks down and even at that the cursor /aim moves really slowly. So I am failing to pick up most rabbits in time. Anyone else having this issue? It could be my controller but I'm pretty sure it's the game as I am not having issues in any other game.

IIRC these are the first corpses we have been unable to loot. I personally don't mind and I think Hinterland made the right decision by not allowing us to pilfer the pockets of the victims of a mass killing. But if you /anyone still doesn't care and just want your loot goddamit.(not critisizing) Then I would think that there is nothing left as the animals who now inhabit the prison probably took everything.

Oh hilarious. I am in stitches watching this. As I sit in the dentists waiting room. Everyone looking miserable and in pain including me. Now they all lookin at me like I'm some kind of alien lol

I would agree with most of your points. Each place has its pros and cons, but eventually you find yourself lacking something or feeling too hemmed in, giving you the urge to move on , to leave your comfort zone and push on into the wilds . Personally this is one of the things I find gives the game great balance. I also like that you included transition zones also However I think you missed an area which even I had overlooked until recently , I am considering making the Milton basin/Marsh ridge in FM as a combined living area for my next interloper survivor. Would like to hear if anyone else has stayed there short / long term on loper?

Start a throwaway stalker save and practice some naked wolf wrestling, lol That's what I do when the fear starts to creep back. But for me personally I get so immersed in the long dark that I quickly return to almost having a heart attack when being pursued.lol

Well I know where you are thinking of. For a long time it was the only safe area. My Interloper survivors go there regularly for a holiday. However, I'm not going to give it away but there is , as of recently a few more areas. (Or kind of one big area split into sections). Any guesses?

Agreed this would be good for reduced scent on interloper when moving from region to region.

One major thing to be aware of , is that on higher difficulties a fire does not begin warming you up as soon as the fire is lit. You will need to overcome the current temperature first. I.e if its -20°c, then you will need to keep adding fuel until your fire is at or above that temperature. So my advice is always carry a piece of coal for emergencies.

Unfortunately not ,I'm afraid Geoffrey woke up gave me a big hug and ate my camera.

Finding a sleeping bear. I've got over 1000 hours in TLD, and just the other day managed to find my first sleeping bear. PSA: Bears don't appreciate being spray painted.

Yeah I feel you. TLD is the one and only game I've ever played that I would like to be a newb again.

Agreed. Also can we get a fix so they are not so tricky to place? I don't use them often but when I do i find they don't want to place on a perfectly level and wide bit of ground. On a ridiculous slope? yeah no prob says the game. Not a major issue , just a tad annoying.especially on loper.

Pretty good tips above. One major thing that will be different from voyager is that fires don't warm you up as soon as it is lit. You need to overcome the current air temperature. For example if your feels like temp is -10°C you will need 10x sticks (which add 1°C each) to get your temps above freezing. So my advice is to carry more fuel than you are used to. Personally I always carry 1xcedar, at least 5x sticks and 2x coal for emergency. (Coal adds +20°C each) Oh and you cannot sleep when fully rested. I'm not sure if that is the case on voyager but iirc you can sleep even when fully rested on pilgrim mode. Not the case on Stalker. Hope these tips help and let us know how you get on.

Yeah it's one of the little hidden gems I love about this game. And nice attention to detail on Hinterlands part.

Did you know we can play the guess the location game, In game? If you have a good look at the in game paintings in structures they all,(not sure if 100%of) depict locations in game/on Great Bear Island. Good way to kill time if waiting out a blizzard etc.

It's a bit late in the thread I know but. Just in case you didn't know. We can play this same guess the location game, in game. If you have a good look at the paintings in houses they mostly(not sure if 100%) depict locations in game/on Great Bear Island. It's a good way to kill time if bored or waiting for a blizzard to clear. Maybe we could start a new guess game with paintings in the houses. I play on console not really sure how to upload pics etc or I would do so myself.

I could be wrong but I vaguely remember another thread a while back, that someone mentioned finding a FM polaroid on another map. Hope this helps if you have been limiting yourself to FM in search of the polaroid .

I'm thinking maybe they reset/respawned due to the update.

I've always liked the idea of a bear living In a transition cave which would need to be taken care of for safe passage through. Same idea as the old dam wolf(Fluffy) I would also like to see more effort put in to new transition zones. I feel as time goes on Hinterland tend to go with the easy option of just slap a cave system somewhere. However back when the first few regions where added. They really spent time making sensible and well thought out transition zones.(the ravine , winding river,crumbling highway)

Not sure about this one, maybe the one in Bleak Inlet?

Camp office?

😄😄. Nice I've literally just moved my current survivor to TWM last night. Also the new gear items are great.

Yeah I've been petrified of the bears in sandbox mode, ever since doing that challenge. Took me a while before being brave enough to hunt the bears in survival again.

Once item is dropped on the floor, hover cursor over the item then press left trigger to activate placement mode then right trigger to place. Time to go decorate those base camps.

You can repair the bedroll with just your hands , no sewing kit or fishing tackle required.