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I dunno I just really want to see blackrock prison

I don't know about you but I really want a new region that goes beyond the broken bridge on Brocken railroad; what do y'all think?

Ok before everybody starts screaming and getting mad, lets just remember that everyone has different tastes in video games. I for one love it, but that doesn't mean he has too. I think we can agree that it is not very beneficial to come to the forums just to complain about the game, but if you are having technical issues or would like advice this is a great place to find it. 

no; she has moved

also in my new voyager save I seem to have an aroura every night. Have any of you had that problem?

14 hours ago, hozz1235 said:

If you don't want so many cans, you could always try a harder difficulty/custom game.  Or, throw them away?  I'd rather have too many than not enough to accommodate the most players.

True, but even at voyager it seems ridiculous that I found 7 spray cans in Carter dam

When opening drawers I have stuttering too

Please dear god stay away from the maps made by white berry and such. they are very well done but ruin the exploration part of the game. also learn how to manage your inventory and figure out what is and isn't worth taking on excursions.

Yesterday I started a new voyager run in mystery lake, and in only two in game days I found well over 10 spray cans. There are WAY TOO MANY SPRAYPAINT CANS to the point where they are not even interesting to find. I think that Hinterland should increase the amount of uses, since the current amount of uses per can is pretty low, and also increase the rarity. A half kg for a can with only a few uses seems to not be worth taking on any journey. What do y'all think?

I thought the key spawned in a drawer in one of the trailers

Welcome to the club bud

On 4/19/2020 at 3:21 AM, ToAsT said:

In a zone like Mystery Lake, nearly all the prepper cache locations are in places where you're likely to get multiple sprains even if you know exactly where to look and the best route to get there. It feels like in earlier editions of the game, the terrain in those zones are much more forgiving, and sprains were a rare occurrence. In the current system it actively discourages me from checking the edges of the zones and for taking the road less traveled., and that makes me sad.

Maybe have such an item as a reward in prepper caches?

To me, hushed river valley does not really impact me as a player because I have no intention of traveling there, as there is no real good loot. I for one believe that when the Devs implement a new region that hushed river valley should be one of the ways to get to it, therefore enticing the player to make the trip.

What do y'all think?

32 minutes ago, Valuable Hunting Knife said:

I've checked all the notes I have (12/13 at the mo) in case there was anything like the TWM map on the back, but nothing.  A note with a code or instruction to make a lever/ keypad work would be consistent with how we can get into the workshop.

 

also I broke down all the cardboard boxes and planks I could in the workshop; nothing

Howdy Raph

Are you messing with us when it comes to the BI shortcut hunt? were you simply referring to bringing a rope to the Plateau? any who I love you game and I'm looking forward to episode 4

cheers

Another interesting idea is that the note in one of the buildings says something like: "I'm going to rig something up in the cannery workshop, but I'm staring down a deep hole here". Maybe he's being literal and there is a hole which you can climb down with a rope somewhere?

being not dead

I am no game developer, but I would assume that porting the game to VR would be so time intensive and not be worth the money they would make from it, but if anyone knows anything about VR development and porting please feel free to let me know I am wrong.

why can you remove the battery from a car during the aroura? 

i bet he will be in episode 3

an improvised hand axe made from a rock that would help a bit chopping rocks and cutting things would be neat

an ankle brace that decreases the likelihood of a sprain that the ankle it is placed on. maybe also an improvised bandage wrap that has a lower chance of preventing a sprain. 

I know we already have cabin fever, but I think that it would be neat to have a mental health meter that is affected by: how much you eat and drink, pre-existing conditions such as one that makes you sad when you kill rabbits or causes mood swings (maybe there could be a badge that effects how many, if any conditions exist), reading a self-help books or adopting a pet rock. good mental health will make you perform actions quicker and burn slightly fewer calories. bad mental health will make you burn slightly more calories and your character can become grumpy, causing him to give up occasionally while performing actions like crafting or sowing and maybe even refuse to get out of bed. what to ya'all think?

does anyone have any good stories from any outdoor activity? (biking, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, backpacking, rafting, anything) make em funny if ya can, we would all love to hear em.  

I have been playing video games for many years now, and am a fan of command and conquer red alert 2, the Battlefield franchise, call of duty MW2, Minecraft (please don't cringe it was basically my childhood) and indie games the astroneer and... the long dark. I love flying and want to become a pilot.