JamerGamer

Yes I do agree with you there

Thank you for that highly detailed story. Yes Wolves and Bears are very annoying I would describe myself a bit of a noob at the game as it is my second save with about 60 days. But I am hoping to play on Stalker soon and hopefully Interloper.

What difficulty out of Pilgrim, Voyager, Stalker, Interloper or Custom?

What are your stories? If you don’t mind me asking.

So I was in Coastal Highway and I was pretty much set to move to Bleak Inlet. My plan was to go to one of the fishing huts near Misanthropes Island (sorry if it is spelt incorrectly) where I had seen some mountaineering rope on the shelf there wasn’t any in the box car near the ravine and the one in Mystery Lake in the Lookout was too far away. I went to the hut picked it up and saw a black bear about 20 meters/65.62 feet away from me. I play on Custom Voyager so I could of realistically passed time in the hut or something until the bear left but I had killed a few bears in the past on this save I felt so confident I lifted my Hunting Rifle and shot the bear he charged at me I shot him again but he was still chasing me. He attacked me and ruined a few of my cloths. Because mountaineering rope weighs 5kg/11lb I dropped stuff of at Jackrabbit Island and of course that had to be bandages. I ran back to the hut I ripped my Wool Toque (it was ruined so it would’nt even give a slight bit of protection) It took 10 mins to break down I was on like 25% condition got some cloth then used the cloth to craft bandages then was on no joke 10% condition then hypothermia kicked in. I saw the bear near me I said screw it pulled out my rifle shot it it fell over and (I know this seems stupid) got my Magnum out and threw the whole mag into its head. I popped a emergency stim and ran as fast as I could to Misanthropes Island where I was on NO JOKE 2-4 condition my vision was completely screwed I fell into bed and gave Mackenzie a solid 12 hours of sleep. Just shows you can never be to confident and not to be cocky in the beautiful Canadian wilderness also known as The Long Dark. Thank you for reading my tough story.