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* Trapping also lets you make preserved meat which makes you thirstier but is overall better. It also lets you make fur items which really help with freezing. | * Trapping also lets you make preserved meat which makes you thirstier but is overall better. It also lets you make fur items which really help with freezing. | ||
* Botany's ability to make tannin tea can't be understated | * Botany's ability to make tannin tea can't be understated - antiseptic is really useful towards long term survival. If you don't have tannin tea then you'll have to make due with whiskey. Don't neglect your cuts, and although you ideally want both boiled rags and antiseptic doing something is better than doing nothing at all. | ||
* Skills like Trapping populates recipes to work with in the crafting menu so explore those. | * Skills like Trapping populates recipes to work with in the crafting menu so explore those. | ||
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* Don't be afraid to avoid/flee from fights, especially when your enemy has a better weapon than you, or outnumbers you. "There are old scavengers, and there are bold scavengers, but there are very few old, bold scavengers." | * Don't be afraid to avoid/flee from fights, especially when your enemy has a better weapon than you, or outnumbers you. "There are old scavengers, and there are bold scavengers, but there are very few old, bold scavengers." | ||
* If you do get into combat, never attack an enemy unless they're Vulnerable, stunned, prone, etc. Getting hit is really bad so being very defensive (dodging, parrying, etc) is your best bet. Flurry attacks are also usually not worth it since you lose a turn. Ranged ambush attacks when hidden are ridiculously powerfu | * If you do get into combat, never attack an enemy unless they're Vulnerable, stunned, prone, etc. Getting hit is really bad so being very defensive (dodging, parrying, etc) is your best bet. Flurry attacks are also usually not worth it since you lose a turn. Ranged ambush attacks when hidden are ridiculously powerfu - ven a mere sling stone will wreck an unsuspecting enemy. But you need Ranged and Hiding skill to make the best use of that. | ||
* Certain skills also give you more combat options, which generally serve as better ways to make enemies Vulnerable. | * Certain skills also give you more combat options, which generally serve as better ways to make enemies Vulnerable. | ||
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==SPOILERS BELOW== | ==SPOILERS BELOW== | ||
* Secret Noob Build: <div class="spoiler">Strong, Melee, Trapping, Botany, Myopia Flaw, Fast Metabolism Flaw. | * Secret Noob Build: <div class="spoiler">Strong, Melee, Trapping, Botany, Myopia Flaw, Fast Metabolism Flaw. Use both Strong and Melee on the dogman, then skin it with Trapping and a shard of glass from the window. Make sure to grab the footage of what you just did on your way out, and hold onto it. Congratulations, you now have a solid build, a very good cloak, and the opportunity to get a secret perk when you talk to Hatter.</div><br> | ||
* For a much easier start, <div class="spoiler">go seven hexes north of the Cryo center, to Zom Zom's, and give your bracelet to the guy at the end of the event, without asking about the deal</div>. You'll lose out on some things that make the endgame easier, in exchange for a pretty big haul of early-game stuff.<br> | * For a much easier start, <div class="spoiler">go seven hexes north of the Cryo center, to Zom Zom's, and give your bracelet to the guy at the end of the event, without asking about the deal</div>. You'll lose out on some things that make the endgame easier, in exchange for a pretty big haul of early-game stuff.<br> | ||