I just don't get the same feeling in "indoor" locations.Īnyway, I didn't really like the hunting lodge, but the yard has quickly become one of my absolute favorite places to stay in the game.
It feels cozy to sit by a fire while watching a blizzard right outside the door/window. It's a big reason why the hut on TWM is my favorite place to live, and why I enjoy living out of fishing huts for extended periods of time. And there's just something about living in a location with no loading screen, where you can look outside at any time. No need to ever spend any time in caves or anywhere else to combat CF. When it gets too cold, you can always just go inside. You can spend most of your time in the "outside" portion, protected from wind and cold, and never worry about cabin fever. Practically unlimited firewood from all the shipping pallets, boxes, etc, and that's not even considering the tree limbs everywhere. There are deer and wolves all around, so you'd be hard pressed to run out of meat. All it's really missing is a fishing hut nearby. And what do you know? It turned out to be one of the best places to live, in my experience. Broken Railroad, Hushed River Valley, Bleak Inlet and Ash Canyon. I was on my way out of the zone, but I stopped at the maintenance yard to pick up some stuff, and then I decided to stay there for a bit. The Long Dark is a first-person survival video game developed and published by Hinterland. But after killing off and eating all the wolves and rabbits nearby, I had to leave after just a few days. So I decided to try living in the new zone, specifically in the hunting lodge.
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