A part of me died inside when you decided to walk onto the flat, nondescript ice in a middle of a literal blizzard instead of following the road only to end up back there anyway. And then when you decided to head from the garage to Jackrabbit Island through wolf infested territory at like 15% HP WHILE having meat on you. Next episode, you should just go on a wolf killing rampage with the bow and arrow. It's very satisfying. FYI, if you ever get caught in a blizzard like that and don't know where shelter is, it might be worth it to find a wind proof spot behind a tree or rock and build a fire. You had a lot of coal on you so you definitely could've outlasted the blizzard that way.
Hiding the death of Steve from the Zomboid Metro series was a genius move. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time with the blizzard and the wolves!
Hey Lime, if you look in the corner of your screen, upper right and upper left, you can see just a little bit farther in the distance. That may help you in the future. Also, I discovered after leaving the game for about a year that the bait you can attach to your hooks is found by catching fish and breaking them down to use as bait.
Lime, I’m giving you homework. Watch season 6 of “Alone”. It’s in the arctic. All the seasons are great though. There’s a reason for that warning in the beginning of the game.
15:20 -- unfortunately, decoys haven't been reliable for a while. Evidently Hinterland felt it was too easy for players to get headshots on wolves by dropping meat and taking a shot while the wolf was snacking. The torch trick is always there as long as you have a rock, but as other commenters have noted, the simplest solution would be to not walk around stinky in the first place. Of course, once you can fight back, the calculus changes.
Decoys were basically useless for several years but I think Zaknafein and other youtubers like Bashrobe have mentioned that Hinterland seemed to have quietly updated the decoy system in one of the DLC patches and it supposedly works better now
I keep wondering the same, I get it early on when cat tails are literally the life or death rations, but I keep seeing players with huge stock piles of food that never go above like 10% in the hunger meter!
AFAIK: It's cuz you take less damage from being hungry vs thirty, cold, or tired. So you can kinda cheese the game by keeping your food low and only eating when you can eat well and get the Well Fed buff.
@@Lenina_K So if you’re starving and taking damage from it, you take that damage even if you’re then freezing? The two don’t combine to cause even more damage?
@@nowhere3600 No, all the damage you take is cumulative. When you're starving and cold, you're taking damage from both of those things. But the damage you get from cold is FAR higher than the damage you get from starvation. The cold, fatigue, thirst, and hunger take 20%, 1%, 2%, and 1% of your HP bar per in-game hour respectively when they're fully drained. The real reason Lime and other Interloper players often have their food bar on red is because they're using something called the "starvation tactic." Basically, you don't eat anything all day, and then right before you sleep you eat around ~800 calories. The reason this works is because the amount of HP you heal during your sleep when all your needs are met is enough to outweigh the health loss from being hungry during the day. It's not ideal, however, since it means you're taking more damage and not healing as much, and you don't get the Well Fed bonus which gives you +5 kg carrying capacity and some extra maximum health. Typically, players who use this strategy will do it in the early game, and then once they can get a reliable stream of food through hunting or fishing, they go for Well Fed. But the most skilled players usually just forgo using this tactic entirely and go for the bonus from day one.
@@nowhere3600 as far as I understand, it’s more beneficial to eat to the brim on easier mode because you find more food and other items so you don’t feel stressed about running out of food, also being well fed for 2 ingame days gives you a buff that allows you to carry +5 kilos. That’s handy if you’re having big amounts of loot. On difficult modes you don’t find that much food or other items anyway so you don’t really need the buff, so in order to save your food you get well fed before sleep, and all the health you’ve lost from starving earlier comes back. At least that’s how I’m thinking, sorry if the explanation is indistinct, english is my second language
“I’d like to talk to you about your cars extended warranty.” -Wolf
"We have water to eat"
Lime, this the second video in a row where you've mentioned eating water. Blink twice if you need help.
I mean, if you're eating ice, then you're technically eating water
And just like the first time, saying "I have water to eat" was basically throwing the gauntlet with Death.
He has said it multiple times before in some of his zomboid playthroughs "I just wanted to eat water!"
A part of me died inside when you decided to walk onto the flat, nondescript ice in a middle of a literal blizzard instead of following the road only to end up back there anyway.
And then when you decided to head from the garage to Jackrabbit Island through wolf infested territory at like 15% HP WHILE having meat on you.
Next episode, you should just go on a wolf killing rampage with the bow and arrow. It's very satisfying. FYI, if you ever get caught in a blizzard like that and don't know where shelter is, it might be worth it to find a wind proof spot behind a tree or rock and build a fire. You had a lot of coal on you so you definitely could've outlasted the blizzard that way.
Right?!
Also, drop a torch/flare and throw a rock at the wolves, Lime! Don't just run!
Hiding the death of Steve from the Zomboid Metro series was a genius move. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time with the blizzard and the wolves!
Not just jack frost nipping at your nose, the wolves are nipping at your heels too... :P
Aaaaand he dies at 12 minutes. Kidding, still recovering from the PZ death.
Damn it was a heavy adrenaline-packed episode
Disasemble that cardbkard box behind the fire barrel. Sinetimes there is loot beneath it.
Someone forgot that he could have made a snow shelter
Have you seen the new dev blog they're adding a cougar into the game.
Only took them a decade lol
Well Grey Mother is already in the game so this is the second cougar😂
That’s terrifying.
@@CausticPuffinwhats terrifying is that the cougar claims an entire REGION its territory and stalks you constantly.
@@Gamer-pk9up Well piss. Time to learn to bait kitty’s.
Hey Lime, if you look in the corner of your screen, upper right and upper left, you can see just a little bit farther in the distance. That may help you in the future. Also, I discovered after leaving the game for about a year that the bait you can attach to your hooks is found by catching fish and breaking them down to use as bait.
Private lime the type of guy to call poo dookie
YESS SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU PLAYING THIS I LOVE THIS GAME
careful when eating water, that almost got you killed down in the subway tunnels
Lime, I’m giving you homework. Watch season 6 of “Alone”. It’s in the arctic.
All the seasons are great though. There’s a reason for that warning in the beginning of the game.
Fun fact: The island in the game is inspired partly by Vancouver Island where the first season takes place.
That’s awesome.
15:20 -- unfortunately, decoys haven't been reliable for a while. Evidently Hinterland felt it was too easy for players to get headshots on wolves by dropping meat and taking a shot while the wolf was snacking. The torch trick is always there as long as you have a rock, but as other commenters have noted, the simplest solution would be to not walk around stinky in the first place. Of course, once you can fight back, the calculus changes.
Decoys were basically useless for several years but I think Zaknafein and other youtubers like Bashrobe have mentioned that Hinterland seemed to have quietly updated the decoy system in one of the DLC patches and it supposedly works better now
You were playing FAST AND LOOSE on this one
Private Lime, the only man who can eat water and drink food.
Love the non zomboid content too! TLD is one of my favorite games as well.
That's what a blizzard and some wolves do to your day. Makes you think twice about lugging around meat sacks next time 😂
Nice work this episode! You did live!
Loving this run.
wolf simulator 2024
One more video with a character at death's door, maybe that fallout's video rub this series with difficult odds like with the PZ metro series.
didnt expect to be this early
You should play more abiotic factor
There's a video hidden in the Abiotic Factor playlist, it's been there for about 2 weeks? so I assume it's scheduled to upload at some point!
yippee
Not played this game meself but why don't players fill there stomach with food?
I keep wondering the same, I get it early on when cat tails are literally the life or death rations, but I keep seeing players with huge stock piles of food that never go above like 10% in the hunger meter!
AFAIK: It's cuz you take less damage from being hungry vs thirty, cold, or tired. So you can kinda cheese the game by keeping your food low and only eating when you can eat well and get the Well Fed buff.
@@Lenina_K So if you’re starving and taking damage from it, you take that damage even if you’re then freezing? The two don’t combine to cause even more damage?
@@nowhere3600 No, all the damage you take is cumulative. When you're starving and cold, you're taking damage from both of those things. But the damage you get from cold is FAR higher than the damage you get from starvation. The cold, fatigue, thirst, and hunger take 20%, 1%, 2%, and 1% of your HP bar per in-game hour respectively when they're fully drained.
The real reason Lime and other Interloper players often have their food bar on red is because they're using something called the "starvation tactic." Basically, you don't eat anything all day, and then right before you sleep you eat around ~800 calories. The reason this works is because the amount of HP you heal during your sleep when all your needs are met is enough to outweigh the health loss from being hungry during the day. It's not ideal, however, since it means you're taking more damage and not healing as much, and you don't get the Well Fed bonus which gives you +5 kg carrying capacity and some extra maximum health.
Typically, players who use this strategy will do it in the early game, and then once they can get a reliable stream of food through hunting or fishing, they go for Well Fed. But the most skilled players usually just forgo using this tactic entirely and go for the bonus from day one.
@@nowhere3600 as far as I understand, it’s more beneficial to eat to the brim on easier mode because you find more food and other items so you don’t feel stressed about running out of food, also being well fed for 2 ingame days gives you a buff that allows you to carry +5 kilos. That’s handy if you’re having big amounts of loot.
On difficult modes you don’t find that much food or other items anyway so you don’t really need the buff, so in order to save your food you get well fed before sleep, and all the health you’ve lost from starving earlier comes back. At least that’s how I’m thinking, sorry if the explanation is indistinct, english is my second language
Why don’t you use your cooking pot to cook meat quicker
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Heh, 696th like.
Obligatory comment.