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likely not, I just find it interesting.

Alternatively they could just brighten up the interiors a little so it at least matches the outside somewhat instead of being completely independent.

Yeah that's pretty terrible. I bet it's quite bright outside too. The inside and outside are very disconnected. Hopefully they eventually take a look at it because it makes no sense and is annoying. Also light actually slows down for us here on earth so it's something less than that. Just sharing some physics for those interested.

Sprinting also increases food requirements. Though since you don't eat unless it's the 700 calories before sleeping I guess that is irrelevant. Plus wolves regularly deliver meat to you too.

I find fishing to be too good so I disable it.

Don't get your hopes up. Consolitis is strong in this game.

Anything above that 75% mark gets eaten right away. Anything below is generally left alone where I find it

I will be interested in seeing continued data if you're going to keep this up

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Fires in TLD could use some work. Using a stove in the dark gives a pretty bright little patch right in front of the stove and then anywhere beyond that tiny area is pitch black. If you want to see you have to light a tiny little match because the massive roaring fire does nothing. Every time I see it I am just like geez, how is this a thing?

Getting good at survival is all about increasing efficiency really. I enjoy finding more efficient ways of doing things.

Something they might be able to do is once the game is getting wrapped up they could paste the houses into the maps. That way they only need to edit the maps once instead of having to change a bunch of stuff every time they modify either the map or the houses.

As someone who does hike and crawl around and wear it in blizzards I can tell you that the atmosphere is probably at least 60% sulfuric acid. It's probably why we have to eat an entire deer every 2-3 days, we need to regrow all of our melted skin every hour.

The fact that canned goods decay fast enough that it's a bad means of preservation says a lot...

If they added house heating and insulation I would be all for growing plants inside.

yeah. Manipulating wolves to do your bidding is very effective

What might be cool is if random survivors could have certain traits that would change how you would play the game but you don't know which one(s) you will get. It would be independent of gender.

I don't know how canning works but if there are non electrical options it could give people something to do while waiting for an aurora for the ammo bench

While I like having things in the game, bees don't do anything during the winter because it's too cold. Farming crops wouldn't work for the same reason, it's too cold. You could always try adding animal care into the game but the effort would never be worth it. Animals require a lot of food, food you would have to collect. Since it would almost certainly be nothing but a detriment to survival, adding it would be questionable. Now canning could be good. Being able to can your meat at the canning factory both makes sense and could have potential benefit. While it would only turn 1000 calories of Wolf into 1000 calories of Wolf in a can for more effort it could reduce the scent of that wolf meat to zero. It could be nice for traveling if you're able to do it.

True. My metric is reducing the amount of effort required to stay alive. As to the condition we were talking about different things. I was only talking about the health Regen and I didn't remember what you wrote properly.

I always thought it was so they could use the same house many times to reduce the work they do when making maps. They can also change the size of the house without making it start messing with the map. Mountain town would be a great example of where that would be nice.

If you're playing on loper it's far better to find 5kg of gear to drop and eat only 700kcal 98% of the time. I don't recall if loper is the same but I only recover around 5-7% per day(I think) with the settings I use(no sleep regen, lowest awake regen) so I would be surprised if 10-15% was the norm in loper.

A digital camera shouldn't work....though one that doesn't require power should.

Since this thread I've taken the time to really look to see which char I like better. Astrid's hands are better, for me, at throwing rocks at bunnies because they block less of your view. It's pretty minor of course but it exists. Also I guess I play with no survivor monologue most of the time so it really doesn't make much difference with me.

I don't think I've ever gotten mending past level two or three. Practicing the skill doesn't help you in any realistic way.