I spend a lot of time exploring the upper regions of Ash Canyon and some other places that lack access to meat without climbing or walking a long distance.
normally I just have small amounts during bad weather to get by.
Its awesome to see how many people like playing on pilgrim and voyager to relax. I do the same when Stalker gets too exciting for the week XD.
I am also surprised at how many people talk about living out of the caves and smaller locations. I usually think of the caves as one night locations that I leave quickly. Although they definitely add a certain element to the long dark.
What are some reliable spots to find maple saplings?
Iâm specifically interested in PV, CH, and TWM, but the whole map too.
I thought I knew some spots but I have only found one in the last 38 in game days and I lost it somewhere.
Iâve spent my share of time in the camp office. I love lining the 2nd floor railing with used cans. Adds a bit of personality.
Coastal highway garage is also a favorite. The wolves definitely become a problem though.
What is your favorite place to stay?
plenty of people have made posts like this before but Iâm doing it again.
I have always loved Pleasant Valley, Coastal highway, and Timber wolf mountain.
I also enjoy Ash Canyon but the lack of supplies and long distances to get supplies can be a bit much sometimes, when I just want to chill.
I recently thought it would be fun to base in broken rail road but decided otherwise within 3 in game days and I am currently headed back towards coastal highway.
When doors and gates donât open for unknown reasons. Like doors that are supposed to open.
also I once walked off a cliff (auto walk) when someone in the room started talking to me. I was almost at day 200 on stalker. XD
I always carry fir wood for âlong distanceâ trips.
Admittedly I havenât played much on interloper yet. I enjoy the more laid back gameplay of stalker (compared to interloper).
I made it almost to day 200 on stalker but walked off a cliff (auto walk) when someone in the room started talking to me. XD
Always great to hear new advice. Especially when people donât randomly harass you about somehow being a lesser player.
I normally avoid carrying coal due to the weight but thats really interesting since I have frozen to death a lot. But I always carry at least one item to burn.
You are right about that. I spend extended stays in TWM and ash canyon, so thats where I was taking that from.
I think pretty much everywhere else you can find fabric to repair clothing.
it can still be fun to explore the full survival experience.
There I was. Crouched on the floor of a small cabin. The blurry spinning light of a flare keeps the dark away.
I forgot about my wolf bite and quickly suffered from infection. I took antibiotics but they werenât helping much.
the only thing I had left to help was an emergency steroid injection.
I waited until the last moment. When I started to stumble and sway and only a little life was left. I used the injection right as I lost control and managed to stay alive.
the suspension began. Will I survive the crash of coming off the steroids. I wait. i walk around the cabin. I stare at the bed. And finally it comes. My stats drop and I go to sleep. 4 hours later I wake up as if none of it ever happened. I slept another 2 hours and then headed back to my regular base, to forget all the troubles it took to retrieve a single metal pot that wasnât even a day away
Theres a lot of advice that people have probably given you but here are my basic rules for all TLD survival.
1: travel light (when possible).
2: always carry a gun and 1 or 2 flares
3: revolvers are great for wolves but carry a rifle in bear territory (you can kill a bear with the revolver but you need 12 bullets and luck)
4: never stay anywhere too long. You will deplete resources depending on the area. I stay 20 days at one base. I go back later on.
5: always⊠always⊠carry gauze.
6: plan for a full animal hide suit. Every time you kill something, take the hide and guts. If you have to leave your base, remember you have skins stored there and go back for it later.
7: always carry an emergency steroid injection.
8: the fight isnât over until youâre dead. Keep shooting, keep running, keep looking ahead.
throughout different difficulty levels I have killed a bear with a revolver in minutes, I have jumped off cliffs to escape, I have fought off six timber wolves with all my bullets, and I continue on. Never give up. unless it becomes less fun, then you should turn off your device and go do something else. XD
I am having the same problem and just made another discussion before seeing this one. I donât have a solution other than turning it off when its not needed.
I hope I can explain this well.
when Iâm playing ep 4 the motion control is staying on constantly while its set on âaiming only.â
If I switch motion controls to âoffâ it will turn off like its supposed to.
basically âaiming onlyâ is functioning the same as âalways onâ and there is no explanation of why. If it is supposed to be that way for ep 4, its kind of bizarre.
Also its extremely twitchy even when the sensitivity is set low.
thank you to anyone that reads this and I hope it is resolved or explained soon. :D
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