Dominique

no worry !

No it was not directed towards you . Actually I posted a ticket some weeksago about this issue and got a email back from Hinterland telling me that the update had cured the problem. I wanted to acknowledge it was true for me. Sorry it is not for you.

Hi After 639 hours of TLD , it may be the time to come to this forum to see how I can do better 😉 and make some suggestions. I am a 70 yo Frenchman which otherwise does a lot of flight simulation (P3D) and some RPG like the FallOut and Dragon Age series. Ater playing almost 40 years, I find TLD one of the ten best games I've ever played. Congratulations to the team, an excellent gameplay with a lovely and original graphical design.

First and foremost, nothing drives me madder than my own stupidity. Besides , finding 6 prybars in a row in two or three regions when I look for a hacksaw and that I find none. Randomization can have a repetitive pattern which makes the early game frustrating sometimes. Another thing is that lines and hooks (specially lines) seem pretty rare when setting up all the availability parameters at low.

The contrast problem (too bright outside, too dark inside) has been cured. Some trailers are still a little dark inside but it is playable.

It is not the cold, it is not the bear, the wolves, the moose. it is... complacency. Yes , the sun is downing and I hear wolves howling but I am close to a shelter, I can skin that moose and bring 20kg of meat home. Or, the weather is pretty clear, let's fish all morning long. Or... but you know what I mean😉.

Hi team The only "experience" that I use is the custom scenario. I still do not understand how to save the long list of parameters as tuned by me. When I open the share/save code option I get a 20 characters complex key without any possibility of saving it or copy it/paste it on a .txt file somewhere and do the reverse for another game with the enter option. Tell me that I don't have to copy them manually 😏 ! Is there something that I do not understand ? An easier way to save ? Also I wish, besides saving easily the parameters, to be able to consult my choices during the game and even modifying them to slowly tune them to an optimal set up (for me). Thanks Dominique