I loaded up my 1200+ day run in which I had pretty much looted everything. I re-visited each house's kitchen in CH and found the following: carrot, cooking oil, 2 flour, 2 oats and a skillet.
I then did a new run with the same game settings, and after looting only 3 houses, I found: oats, 3 potatoes, flour, 2 cooking oil, broth and a skillet.
It seems us with older saves are getting shorted, unless just bad RNG luck.
This update seems to heavily favor 'gathering of new stuff'.
1. Look through the crafting menu to see if the 2 new bows are there. If not, begin searching for them while gathering revolver variants, Miner's flashlight, skillets, ptarmigans, unique recipes, cooking ingredients and revolvers as I explore the world.
2. Try out the new cooking recipes
3. Try out the new fishing
"Cougars rely on sight and hearing far more than smell for hunting. They stalk their prey to within two or three great leaps and then launch a lightning-fast charge, striking their prey. Victims are most often killed by suffocation with a prolonged bite across the throat, collapsing the windpipe. The prey’s neck may also be broken with a single bite. Large prey, such as moose calves and elk, are usually suffocated, whereas small prey, such as mule deer fawns, are more likely to die from broken necks. A cougar will cover its kill with debris between feedings so as to reduce the likelihood of scavengers locating and feeding on it."
-- https://www.hww.ca/en/wildlife/mammals/cougar-1.html
I could see them hunting deer just as wolves do. Perhaps Pilgrim players may come across them this way. I think they would have similar behaviors as wolves, but you wouldn't see them sneak up, they would sense you before you sense them and sneak up on you from behind. Then a struggle would ensue. I also think HL would give us some warning (even though it's unrealistic), perhaps a low growl to give us a chance to act before pounced upon.
HL has been adding some diversity - look at Blackrock mine as well as Cinder Hills.
As @Leeanda says, I've been asking for YEARS to be able to hacksaw through those and explore the deeper portions of the mines.
It would actually be pretty difficult to NOT level something and would require quite the effort to do so. You can't shoot a bow or gun, you can't sew anything, you can't cook anything, you can't make a fire...suppose you could chop wood all day and eat raw food
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