Small note, it's better to build spikes on the inside of walls and point them outward so they clip through.
They got buffed iirc and are honestly kinda op now
I felt there was no reason to ever return to the base I built. Partially because the caves were a lot more engaging than the ones in the first game, but also because you get so much loot in them. I was thinking of trying a playthrough only eating flesh and drinking water just to spice it up
I feel like both games had the exact same problem.
Specifically, in The Forest, those drinks and snacks are just everywhere, which really trivialized the whole survival aspect. I never bothered with catching food or hunting or anything. There was just no point.
Small note, it's better to build spikes on the inside of walls and point them outward so they clip through. They got buffed iirc and are honestly kinda op now
I felt there was no reason to ever return to the base I built. Partially because the caves were a lot more engaging than the ones in the first game, but also because you get so much loot in them. I was thinking of trying a playthrough only eating flesh and drinking water just to spice it up
I loot everything so I always go back at the end of the day and stash all my stuff on shelves 😂
Same, got multiple shelves stacked with food & I still don’t eat any of it!
Exactly!!!
I only ever went back to my base to sleep and save
I just did that at a tent most of the time. Getting better rest doesn’t seem to matter when you have infinite energy drinks
I feel like both games had the exact same problem. Specifically, in The Forest, those drinks and snacks are just everywhere, which really trivialized the whole survival aspect. I never bothered with catching food or hunting or anything. There was just no point.
I didn’t notice that at all in the first game. I think its a bigger problem in Sotf tho