ZachDGD119

that is a good recipe and i think it would work quite well, its costly but also lasts for a while. i would love to see something like this be added!

thats an interesting idea i havent thought. although i must admit i haven't harvested many lanterns because i station them around the maps where i need them. i have had a lot to spare though! great idea!

I play TLD on PC thru the Xbox app, but I am not given the option to purchase this DLC. Was it not released to PC players on Xbox app?

I have played a number of interloper characters and I know it is supposed to be especially challenging but some times I have the hardest time finding matches or anything to start a fire. I have thought that there should be an alternative to matches being your only option to start a fire (aside from a flare) I suggest something like a fire bow that you can craft at a work bench or maybe just a stick and bark with some tender. In order to survive in interloper you need water and to cook but you can’t get water unless you have matches. Even if you made matches even more scarce it would be a good option to have. The item could and should have a condition bar that would break the item after certain number of uses. Could also be tied into the fire starting skill somehow.

Ok so I am new to this forum but I am a long time fan of this game since it was in game preview stage. Since the update I haven’t played more than a few hours but in those few hours I only had one complaint: the sprain overhaul. I didn’t think they were that common before, I rarely sprained an ankle or wrist, but since the update I have sprained my ankle 3 times for absurd things. If you carry an once over you maximum carry capacity you are at risk to sprain. I am ok with this feature but I feel like I am more prone to sprains now than before the update. I sprained my ankle just picking up wood in a cabin to take it to a fireplace to start a fire. I’ve never injured myself indoors let alone moving a short distance on flat ground with a lot more weight than my limit. I felt like that was a little ridiculous. I like the slope indicator you get when you are at risk of a sprain too. That’s a good heads up but now I am afraid to even walk over a steep hill in fear of spraining an ankle. I feel like if I had to run up a hill to avoid a wolf I would sprain my ankle. In the video for the update it was mentioning sprains should be less common. But I feel like it is more common. Other than that, so far I have loved the update. Can’t wait to come across a revolver and check it out next. Thanks for making a great game, I really think this is the best true survival game out there.