Road to 500 Days - Part 27: Signal Void
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- With the radio in hand and the transmitter repaired, it is time to venture into the aurora and look for caches. Only issue is that the area is wide open, and therein lies the dangerous cold.
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During an aurora I think I'd quite like it if you could cook on the electric cookers and hot plates.
I would really love to have a set of binoculars. You could use them to scan the horizon for crows (for finding your arrows), check for predators and look for deer.
@gsimable This is a really great idea. Maybe we could get scopes too.
Would love to have one!
It would ruin the game vibe, unless it’s really weak and useless
@@ivannacheban4997 how so? I’d use it mainly just to see a greater distance. But especially for finding circling crows that you normally can’t see when too far away.
What if they were cracked and foggy but still had some utility. I think it'd be a great addition and add a bit of character
I would definitely change indoor brightness. The fact you can barely see indoors at high noon (without boosting brightness to kingdom come) is just ridiculous.
great point.
I have the Far Territory already, but if I could change one thing, it be be the ability to get Fat from bears and moose, for either calories or to render it down to use with the Old Man's Beard as a candle, perhaps for indoor use, a nice alternative to the the lantern while building at a workbench during the night.
That is an extraordinary idea!
50 percent health
Zak " we are healed up"
Me " what??"
Same! I would only leave my base if I REALLY had to on loper with 50% health.
Things just happen so quickly...
He seems insanely risk seeking to me, but he's survived a lot longer than I have.
The snow shelter "bug" is actually a feature of the game's built in AI. As a result of the trauma of being kept at 0.0001% condition routinely by Zak the AI refused to leave the warmish and comfy shelter.
If I could request one thing to change it would be to add more to the custom menu setting, the ability to make a custom run is great, it is what helps create community challenges and also personal ones. It make the game even more re-playable, but what I would like is to have even more customization setting. Give the ability to set a players load out, what clothes and items you have to start with, to set a spawn point beyond just what map to start in but the spot on that map. For example, Zak had a challenge last year that required the players to all spawn in the same place and we all were to play the game our way and Zak was going to compare play styles among experienced and novice players. This required some people to re-start the game several times to spawn in the correct spot, if this more customized menu were in place, Zak could have made a custom code to give everyone, could have given everyone the same load out, and the same spawn location to create the challenge to be on equal footing. What if you could set up a Blizzard only weather, or always foggy or for the NOGOA style players, be able to make a custom set up to lock all buildings, or restrict repairs or certain items... it would create even more community driven challenge that were set so that everyone starts in the same place and has the same load out. Challenges are great fun, and this ability would make them more fair and a little less RNG.
Zak, quit wasting so many many matches, this is not your style at all.... :)
I would change it so you could sleep anywhere without a bedroll, but with the associated risk of the lack of the warmth it brings. Took me 30 days into my current Loper run to find a bedroll, it broke the immersion that I couldn't sleep on the floor in front of a fire in a building on my trek to Forsaken Airfield
Me: Awesome! A new video is up, this will be a great, relaxing thing to watch before bedtime.
Zak: :walks around at night in Forsaken Airfield in an aurora with low health:
🙂
I would add snowmobiles to the game. I know it is just an item of scenery, like trucks or airplanes, but this is Canada. There would be snowmobiles everywhere. I live in northern New England, and we have snowmobiles everywhere, so there should be lots of them on great bear island.
In the long dark there is some "gas-related" things, like some gas bottles laying around or houses has that big gas tank behind house. It would be nice have that gas be one more resource option, like to warm house, to keep food in gas-fridge cooler, cook/grill food, or to have gas-lamps in the house....gas-worklifter would be overshooting 'xP
My one change would be the ability to drag a deer or wolf carcass a short distance. Much more realistic gameplay, and prevents annoying situations where animals die on a slope where you can’t build a fire for safe harvesting.
PS. I don’t need the code.. let someone else have it :-)
I think (or at least hope) with the addition of the sled that we will be able to do this because I agree; we SHOULD be able to a the very least move deer & wolf corpses to better areas - but I would understand the quartering for moose and bear.....
if i could change one thing, it would be giving us the ability to make whetstones! great video as always!
Something I would add: recipe for Moose Wellington. It would be a full kilo of prime moose meat wrapped in pastry and baked to perfection.
I don't care what stats it would give, the name alone would make it worthwhile.
I would love to see them add more speed to the bow the higher your level in archery. Takes forever to draw and then shoot.
I do wish you could use the stars to navigate. Alternatively, I wouldn’t mind seeing natural resources such as rose hips, acorns, cat tails, etc to eventually respawn. Say 300 days or more after each harvest. Good players can already effectively survive indefinitely, so I doubt long duration natural respawns would make the game much easier.
Thinking about it - having long duration respawns also gives some incentive to return to all the different zones in later gameplay.
Add an option to eat multiple cat tails at once. Ive heard you mention that a long time ago and i noticed this episode.
Just a simple thank you for everything you do for the game and the content you offer us, peace and cheers!
Thank you so much for the kind words and support! It matters
As far as save scumming goes -- I don't know if I'd continue with the run in the actual event, but I'm afraid of heights and thinking that I might be able to hit escape before I hit the ground might be the only thing that gives me courage to go over some of those rope bridges! (It's impressive how much those scare me even on a computer screen -- I'm seriously thinking of making a character that stays in Ash Canyon that I can use just to do a crude kind of exposure therapy on myself.)
Something I would change in the game is making bases look nicer. Lots of them have broken doors, planks, spoons and other assorted junk that make bases look bad. Even if it costs time and you get no material out of it, I would appreciate the ability to "tidy up" the farm, trappers, the camp office. Also having the ability to build makeshift benches, shelves, or carpets to fill in those spots would be so cool. And I know there's mods out there that provide you the chance to decorate bases, but I'd appreciate a little something in vanilla.
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This is what I was going to post. I really want to be able to tidy up my bases. At the very least I'd like to be able to remove the corpses...
A small thing I'd like to see added is the ability to warm stones by the fire, then wrap them in a piece of cloth and carry them around for extra warmth. Would be useful in the early game.
I love the ideas about candles! I play this game as a relaxation / exploration tool and that seems like an item that would add to the immersive experience. Harvestable fat could also be used as a greasing mechanic.
My add would be better control over the journal, I wish it had more formatting tools, drawable maps. Something more utilitarian then the spray can.
LOVE the top ideas for improving indoor brightness and binoculars/telescopic zoom!!!! Mine is small, but when you mentioned books it reminded me I would like to be able to stack books manually. I like to keep the books I have researched in my bases and if we could stack them up on a shelf instead of laying them all flat - so cute 🙃
The inclusion of a slight jump or hop mechanic for the player character could provide more fluid traversal over obstacles, enhancing the sense of immersion and allowing for greater exploration of the environment. Furthermore, an overhaul of the hunting mechanics could offer a more realistic and engaging survival aspect, potentially incorporating factors such as tracking, stealth, and improved animal behavior to create a deeper and more satisfying hunting experience.
They're adding cougars? Out of all the things they're adding, milfs were the last thing I expected.
i'd love if there was a way to remove the corpse that sometimes appears in the camp office. it's nice for the potential loot but afterwards it's unsettling staying there longer term knowing there's a corpse in the building 😭
I was showing a curious six year old visitor the basic mechanics of the game and she was exploring the camp office. Lo and behold Mr. dead guy was at the top of the stairs and it kind of freaked her out. She accidentally ended up standing on the corpse and was really panicking, trying to remember how to move to get off. 😱😂
@@equestrianrosie oh no!! talk about making a core memory 😧😅😅
You don’t talk to it? Or “decorate” him with loot? No? … me neither
That's my homie, Steve! Steve's a bro. He always has my bedroll packed and ready!
I'm not worried about winning. I have the Far Territories already but... If I could change one thing, I'd like to have a basic jump button. I don't like the fact that your character is completely incapable of jumping. It doesn't have to be crazy but the ability to hop over low obstacles that get in the way at annoying moments. Just a really simple jump.
Or ability to climb small obstacles - once I stuck on Hibernia and couldn't move
Totally agree!!
Me too! I hate that I can't jump!
this would also be my change; some sort of jump or climb over option would be extremely nice
The one thing I would wish for in The Long Dark? *Jumping*, hands down. It doesn‘t need to be gigantic leaps, little hops would do. I can deal with all of the compromises in terms of logic and realism in this fantastically atmospheric game. But that I cannot jump over a narrow gap for the life of me still irks me 1100 hours into it…
You may be able to place books upright once the base customization is released. Of course, we still don't really now what that entails yet. But it's possible!
If there was one thing I could add to the game, it would be craftable candles made from rendered fat and maybe a bit of cloth. They would provide enough light to read or craft by at night, but would burn dimmer than other light sources we already have. They would also be easily blown out if used outdoors or by sprinting while carrying it. A 100% condition candle would burn for 6 hours.
For the most part, I share your feelings about the game being perfect as-is. Little things like this that add another layer of realism and utility while still maintaining balance can still have their place IMO. Great vid, Zak!
Easy change: able to delete corpses from indoor locations. Don’t like living with a dead body.
Hard change: remake all interior locations to be part of the main maps. Would love to look out the windows of more locations.
Great video my friend. Very well done as always.
Thank you so much for your videos. I am going through a rough patch IRL and your videos are a stress reducer.👵
I hope things get better. I am glad the videos help!
Well, regarding to the question, I would change one thing and I would add another one: I would retire the cabin fever. After one year and a half on a world wide pandemic, we all learn to avoid cabinf fever, hahaha... and the stuff I would add is, perhaps, some kind of skillset to climb. I mean, just like you learn to cook or to make a fire or to repair your clothes, it would be nice that the more you climb, the more you don't get so tired. It's a small detail but it would add A LOT to the experience. However, thanks Zak for another great video!
I'd bring in very simple and easily doable changes.
1. If a torch is lit, the fire starting mechanism can start at torch and not matches. It's not like I'm going to light a torch, keep it aside and then light a match to start a fire.
2. Some menus allow keyboard scrolling, some don't. eg: You can keyboard-scroll in the fire starting menu to select various items. But you can't keyboard-scroll in the cooking menu when you click on the 'cooking slot' and have to click 20 times to select what you want to place there. Same for selecting sewing or crafting options. Just make all of them scrolling by keyboard.
3. Regrow the harvestable plants. This is a non issue; people have lived 1000s of days on current mechanism. It's just fun. Set the time to 250 days or something.
Bigger changes:
4. Now that there are carrots/potatoes, its only logical to have the ability to grow them indoors. There's soil outside, there are containers inside, plus its warmer. Have a green house a-la The Martian. There could be random 'crop' failures like mending fails, etc. But it could be a skill growth like other skills in the game. New books for this, etc. Could be interesting for the long game.
I think it would be really cool if there were binoculars in the game...
@Danillo666 Great idea. I wish we could get scopes too.
I would change (increase) the variety of hand held lighting in game. to me it seems very odd that there are no fat burning lamps or candles in The Long Dark. the only forms of lighting are matches, flares, torches, flashlight, and the lantern. but no candles, or glow sticks or even homemade candles from animal fat or something. a second pick for me is probably lack of long range visibilty improvement. a set of binoculars to help you see through fog or just further in general would be very nice.
I would really to see the old crow noises brought back into the game. Just so much nostalgia and good feelings, not sure how to describe it lol. But it reminds me of what the long dark felt like when I first played it
If I could add anything, I would add a Compound Bow to the game. Not craftable but repairable (everything should be repairable) and would make hunting alot easier. It would kill a wolf in one hit, regardless of where you hit it and would kill a bear in 2 hits. Arrows for this would not break but are also not craftable (carbon fiber arrows from before the devastation). Maybe even have broadhead arrows that would always kill anything you hit, but ruin small game like rabbits
If I could change anything, I would change interloper to have all the same gear as the other difficulties, but in set locations that are extremely difficult to get to. Either guarded by alot of predators or require navigating a shifting maze (exact pattern is randomized each game so you cant just look up a map) or something like mementos, where you need to find pieces of the story behind the item in order to obtain it (think like the Signal Void thing where you need to investigate things and eventually get the location and key to the item)
If I could remove anything, I honestly cant think of anything I would want to remove. Nothing in the game makes me think "I think this isnt good for this game".
I already own all DLC, but I wanted to post this anyways as it could help someone else with their idea
I would like to see the electric trains move during an aurora by themselves. It will change the game each time you play it by never knowing exactly where they are. If the tracks were fixed throughout the entire map the trains could make continual loops at a very slow progress.
I would like to be able to keep the Jerry cans, means that ones they are empty, you just end up with a empty Jerry can instead of having it disappering from your inventory, also having the option to harvest it for scrap metal.Also, i think all the harvestable water should be unsafe to drink, it only make sense, especially the one taken from the toilet.I think they would be some nice additions to the game.
The thing I would change: Let custom games count toward Badges!
The 12 hour days in TLD are very immersion breaking. You are supposed to be on a wintery island in Canada, but the sun behaves like you're on the equator with all the astronomical knowledge of Minecraft. Plus, the time after dark that you can still have some light partially implies that it is the summer, which other things in the game make clear that it is not.
It's a climate based post apocalyptic scenario involving strange auroras that control electronics and change wildlife. Not hard to think that you're going to experience huge changes in environmental phenomenon
Weird phenomenon is something else. 12/12 day night cycle doesn't make any sense to where the game is located and to the climate.
This would make the game less fun though. It’s nice to be able to see things.
Yes to some extent. Having it as in real life wouldn't be very fun. I'm not sure where exactly in Canada GB is supposed to be but the sun might not even pass the horizon during winter. But at least make it obvious that it's not on the equator. Shorter days, longer dawn and dusk. For me it breaks immersion a little.
The whole world could be off its normal axis. That could easily explain crazy auroras and day cycles. If you know the new signal void lore there's no telling what kindve global impact the experiments with the device have had
Thinking about it, I would really like to see the journal updated. I don't like how it sends you straight to the Signal Void quest now, even after you finish the quest. I take a lot of notes and I'd love there to be a better way to organize them instead of scrolling around to the different sections -- maybe a way to create different pages for different areas / categories / however you organize your notes. A way to search the notes would be fantastic -- then I could e.g. just search for "hammer" to find all the places I've left a hammer. And I would like to be able to cut/copy/paste from the notes as well.
My favourite mechanic, which you could have used is lighting a torch on the lit flare. Perfect for cooking up an angry wolf.
I would add a setting to disable item decay. I hate thinking about the loot that exists becoming ruined because I wait to long to get it.
Loper to include guns, but broken and requiring bleak inlet to repair with scarce ammo also. Just further motivation to play and explore the loper map after you 'conquer' it.
Not sure if anyone else has mentioned it, but Zak left a Ptarmigan Pie back at the Surveyor's Memory ruin. Dropped it to avoid attracting the wolves, but I know how easy it is to forget to pick up things like that when you're excited to explore (or desperate for shelter). I once left my bedroll in Bleak Inlet after finding the bunker and then killing a Moose. A surprise blizzard nearly killed me. Closest I've come to death in that run!
I would like to warm up at least 1 or 2 degrees when you sprint. It would make sense because you also warm up when you move fast IRL.
For my giveaway answer, I'm going to agree with more than half the audience;
I would make indoor areas just slightly more bright, that way I can actually see.
Well, if I could change 1 thing, it would be to not have negative side-effects from pies.
They are resource intensive enough to not warrant a drawback.
I wish you could pick up branches and break them up in another location.
56:30 I know I'm late but if I could change one thing, it would be removing the ability to "pull" a torch out of a fire. That always bothered me; it suspends my belief beyond the breaking point. To build a torch you need cloth, stick, and lamp oil.
One thing - I would add an improvised compass to survive in blizzards and foggy areas. Additionally, paper (or cured animal skin) for notes and mapping, as well as empty plastic bottles for water. As for mechanics, descending on foot from vertical walls should be limited. You can descend from the Timberwolf mountain this way, but you can't step over a branch or a stone. New mechanics - perhaps it would be interesting to capture animals rather than killing them, such as domesticating reindeer or breeding rabbits/ptarmigans in Pleasant valley or other suitable locations.
Answer--> i wouldn't change anything, but i'd add a primitive fire starting method... say a bowdrill made with 2 sticks and a piece of cloth and a piece of cedar or fir... and needs me fabricated at a workbench... . or flint and steel with a rock and scrap metal...maybe set the % chance of fire to very low.. but better as fire starting skill rises... set bowdrill to 50% base chance up to 75% at fire start lvl 5 and flint and steel at 40% base chance to start a fire up to 65% chance at fire lvl5...
cheers
I think a good quality of life change would be to make it so you don't use up a match until the torch is fully lit so people won't waste matches accidentally. Seems a small ask.
It would be a great addition to the game to be able to craft a flint (ferro rod). Since aircrafts are rich in special alloys.
Okay please don’t give me anything BUT! If I could change anything in TLD I’d add a star mapping skill. The game is so beautiful at night, but when I first started playing I was PETRIFIED of going out and exploring because of the aurora wolves. I think the skill would work like this: you would map something during an aurora and get a skill gain. As the skill improves you get larger and larger areas of the map revealed, and eventually not need the aurora to map in dim lighting, BUT ONLY WHEN YOU MAP AT NIGHT! And at level five you would get that indicator that tells you where you are on the map but again, only at night. Does this make sense/sound cool or am I just insane?
If you play the game long enough you already know where you are at every given moment without any map, I guess it wouldnt be useful except when you travel in A blizzard
I think it's a cool idea! It would be another historical skill that would be cool to implement.
That sounds cool. Maybe finding areas or loot via a star map.
I'd like to see the firemaking skill to include torches, like if you're level 1 you pull low quality torches off the fire but higher levels pull better and better torches as you progress
Change: I love the game the way it is but a doggy companion to help keep you warm would be nice. I already own the game. Thanks again for you videos.
One thing that bothers me that'd I'd like changed about the game is add an option in the pause menu to actually save the game manually. I don't really like having to go out and back in through a door and see double loading screens just to save, or like having to pass time or sleep if you're somewhere without shelter or in a cave. Not saying add save states or anything like that, but people who want to save scum the game are going to do it anyway so I don't see the point of the way it works now. Plus I've had the game crash a lot on me on PS4 and sometimes I lose upwards of 40 minutes of play time because I was outside the whole time and couldn't save manually at all. It's actually hurt my experience with the game a lot over the years.
You're on of my fav. RUclipsr. Thanks for your content. Love the Game as Well. Best greetings from Germany.
If I were to change one thing, I think I would add a save system where you had to use a special limited item to save. Maybe you could gain more saves by surviving every xx days.
On the lesser important annoying side, I would like to remove dead bodies, especially from indoor locations.
You really took some risks today, going out tired during an aurora with an almost broken bow.
Indoor brightness is one thing for sure, but one item that I kind of want is a compass. I'm bad at navigating in TLD world and that might help just a little.
Lore wise, a compass wouldnt work as the poles are all messed up
I think it would be great to be able to start a fire with sticks and tinder. The traditional way, when you don't have matches or anything else. It could take alot of trys and fatigue but that could be handy for interloper or late game etc..
I already Have the DLC but if I could change something, that would be to repair ruined cloths at skill lvl 5, it would take basically the same amount as crafting new ones / huge amount of cloths and time, but it needs to be repairable
One thing I would change about this game is to add a sled. It doesn't have to be a cargo item, but just something to get down hills faster. Plus if I was around that much snow, I want to sled down some hills for fun.
They are adding a sled soon.
I will absolutely press ALT+F4 when I am going to die -- falling during Goat, or getting mauled/attacked when low on health.
1:25:57 It's reasonable that recipes have prep time. It's not reasonable that the interface doesn't indicate the prep time. Also, it should be possible to prep a recipe before starting a fire.
When Zac says "That's fine.." you KNOW he's irritated. 😂
I think adding a pine needle tea would be cool cause 1st nation people traditionally made tea from pine needles.
Thanks Zak!
I have all the content already, but wanted to comment. I would add a different type of map in levels like pilgrim or voyager that shows you on the map and gives a better sense of direction. I'm playing for the first time to learn the maps and apparently I have as much sense of direction as a drunk, blind hedgehog! I get so frustrated and then don't play for a while because of it.
Love your content, keep up the good work!
That's the game though. You need to build your own map knowledge or use the old maps in the steam guide. Item spawns have changed but buildings and topographic features are the same
If I could get one thing changed is this: ruined meat cannot be eaten or cooked. Very simple yet it would change completely the way I play.
Well at least I'll have something to watch on my breaks at work. Good luck with the rest of the run.
1:08:00 You fall to the oldest trick in the book ! Snow trap !
Things that I would change:
- corpses dissapear after you interract with them, just like carcasses;
- clothing layering: crafted clothes only for the outer layer, just like hats.
Glitches are forgiven, Zak
I'd like to see a beginner option where you can't die so 1) I can explore without the worry of dying 2) it would give me time to learn the keys and how to do basic cooking and combat without the pressure of death.
I would change two things:
1) I would like to see animal idle behavior be much more complex and less easily predicted. Not like dodging attacks, but in simple things like a pack decides to slowly walk the entire map rather than just sticking to the general area you found them. Or decide to run from you without aggression, or attack despite scaring them. Just more dynamic.
2) I would like to see (and option for) random map generation. I don't like that mastery of this game seems to mostly be related to memorizing where things are or memorizing loot tables and spawn locations. You might not think of it that way, but it's essentially what that is. Just feels like it takes away some of the discovery aspect.
I always sit in the Grey.
In a kinda hybrid mode.
Personally I would revamp the igloos. There little to no reason to build them, and if they don’t bug out, very little reason to use the one found built. Maybe if you could build them faster, or if they would be more useful during a storm. Or if they didn’t break in what feels like 2 days. Imagine a makeshift base of igloo +rock pile + fire shielded by the igloo on one side
Yeah, only items with meat in the recipe smell. So pancakes wouldn’t, but stalkers pie would. Prepper’s pie wouldn’t but fish stew would. Etc.
I play games to have fun. So I play it the way I have the most fun and if this means to quit and start again I'll do it. It's a game! Stress is for real life.
That was too risky with the wolf 🐺 that close.
I would change the wolf mechanics and make them roam a whole zone rather than a small area. I also think wolf dens could be cool.
Ability to howl and get wolfs to respond
Drying/smoking racks for meat and fish.
Being able to do a bunny hop would be awesome
Haha "nice views, he says while freezing to death" cracked me up
What is lacking, when you are in sandbox, is a dimension mental health. You could, in theory, survive during ten years or more, but if you are totally isolated, without human contact, you would become insane. You live in an hopeless land, with cold, lack of sun, lack of food and water and I don't count the many corpses frozen... You should become crazy. But thing as to listen radio during Aurora could up your mental health,(illusion of human contact with human voices), to have the possibility to have more light in your base to confort you, the possibility to dvelopp an hobby....
But, the better (in my opinion) would be the possibility to have a dog (adapted to the weather of course) or then the possibility to dress a very young wolf (that would imply animals with different ages). It would take time, food, water, but it wouldn't be so difficult if the possibility is allowed when you have 30 or 50 Days. The animal could to be useful, as pull a traineau, help to defend yourself against animal or to help hunting. But above all, the animal would kill the solitary mentality and would give to the character the possibility to not be alone by talking with it.
In the reality, to be forced in solitary situation during a long time is a torture and have serious impacts on the mental health. You can survive to the worst in the Long Dark. But what would happen if you couldn't survive to yourself ?
True, though this depends on the person. Some people thrive alone.
2 things. 1. eating cattails function, button option to "eat until full" so when you would use it it would be like water one click and it goes till you are full but you could cancel at anytime. 2. cleaning weapons, id like to see if you don't unload it before cleaning them they have a small % chance of going off and injuring you.
I'd add fashion slots to the clothing tab that don't affect stats, just what you look like. Mackinaw fashion for me all day every day~
So, just had time to like the vid, I own the game but have a heck of a time getting into it. I like survival games but sometimes I have to be in the right mood to get going(looking at you neo scavenger) I'm loving the updates, especially adding more and more that isnt bare bones survival. Like cooking, love the curiosities to explore, even if there isnt a big payoff just looks fun. I hope at some point I get into the game myself but I really love your content. You hit a nice balance of educational information about the game and entertaining anecdotes, all the while haveing a fireside chat kinda atmosphere. keep up the good work and I'll watch the rest of the vid later.
If I could change something in the long dark, it will be. In priority, make the fish give more fuel lantern (maybe double but not more). Secondly, add a craftable or not snowshoe that make you go faster on snow like 10% or less.
I'd either add more settings to adjust the visuals to make the game a bit more accessible (don't know what it is but this game makes my head hurt sometimes) or I'd adjust the amount of wolves on Stalker. There's a goddamn wolf at every corner I turn!
Honestly? Id love for there to be true co op so I guess my one change would be changing the devs mind on co op. I love the atmosphere of the game; project zomboid is one of my fave games and like TLD, it does a fantastic job of being beautiful yet also foreboding and instilling a sense of hopelessness in the situation. Like zomboid, TLD is merely a story about how you will die. My friends love zomboid and we play co op often but I think TLD would be great fun in co op just because of how much there is to explore
I would add the ability to look at a compass
Always fun to watch your playthroughs! Ah, I guess Rose Hip pies don't smell so aren't considered decoys, while meat pies do
I would add muscle mass to the stats substituting well fed. Exercising and sleeping after exercising while well fed, increase the muscle mass and being starved decrease muscle mass up until a limit. Faster decrease if you are starved and run, climb etc. Slower if you sleep. Higher muscle mass gives you higher stamina, faster run speed an more importantly more carrying weight. No more sudden 5Kg bonus but a slowly increasing bonus with the muscle mass, with a limit to e.g. +15Kg and decreasing speed of growth approaching the limit. Also a malus if you starve so much that you lose muscle mass below your starting muscle mass, with a maximum malus of let's say 10Kg and -50% stamina.
This will of course invalidate the starving trick of most players.
I am new to this channel and i watched only this series. I like that you explain many thing. Excuse me if you already said that, but i would like to ask one thing.
You don't fish a lot. Probabily because fish has a terrible calories/weight ratio. But with fish oil you can build mega torches and carry 2-3 of them instead of resorting to the luck and having to carry many normal torches. Also you could use more the storm lantern. What do you think?
Thank you. You are right on why I dont fish often. It also requires a lot of wood. I usually fish to fill up Jerry cans, maybe every 100 days or so.
I would like to be able to jump. Also, I'd like to know where I am on the map! And to be able to clean up a space!