1 accelerant is always part of my traveling kit; for when you've been mauled by a bear, caught in a blizzard, fell into water, and you need that fire yesterday.
The Bearskin Bedroll in 'mediocre' hurts my soul. Most useful and game changing single item in the entire game, no doubt about it. Don't want to freeze and die in your sleep in a dank cave somewhere? Neither do I, which is why you never leave home without your bearskin bedroll.
@@pinchpeak5203 Not at all true. Caves get too cold in an early morning blizzard (before sunrise is coldest). You could go to sleep warm and a blizzard could suddenly kill you in your sleep in a cave before you wake up. The bearskin bedroll is much warmer and can prevent this from happening. It will save your life.
Things that are incorrect or I disagree with: 1. Can Opener should be "useful early" as eventually you run out of canned food and once you are cooking 3 you can just smash open as who needs tons of random empty cans? 2. The first matches you put in Kit are actually cardboard matches which do not exit on Interloper as you can only get Wood Matches 3. Cooking Pot I'd put as Top Tier as it's one of the few items you can never have enough of. On my old Loper save I had 14 Cooking pots (most sitting at my main base) so I could cook up weeks worth of kills and water all in one batch on a sunny day and maximize the number of items I could cook with the wood duration 4. You should really put the different skill books in different tiers as ones like Gun skill books are completely useless and others like Mending are probably the best to find as it saves resources vs failed repairs to level 5. Zap Energy bar does exist on loper 6. Firestriker I'd put as top tier as once you are level 4 fire-starting it gives you 100% with a stick without needing to use the torch trick. Also in terms of lights per weight it is far more efficient than matches 7. Flares I always keep one in my kit as emergency wolf deterrent. I normally prefer to use a torch or shoot them with my bow but they can be useful if it's windy and you have no other choice. I try to preserve them as long as possible 8. I craft a hatchet but I almost never use it and it sits at my base. I carry a hacksaw around for cutting sapplings since it is lighter and the hammer can cut everything else except scrub bushes and super big limbs (which I never cut anyways as it takes way too long) and it is the best wolf struggle weapon 9. I keep my knife at my base as I harvest by hand and just use the knife for crafting 10. I would put the Jerry can in the "base" category as it's useful more than just early on as you'll always want it when you go fishing and for refueling your storm lantern 11. Bow & Arrows should be game changing because once you craft these it literally changes how you play the game 12. Ski boots don't exist on interloper 13. Snares as Terrible? Yeah sure you can stun rabbits with rocks however Snares produce rabbits from literally thin air. You harvest broken ones and get the reclaimed wood back and they produce the guts you need for them meaning you can craft them indefinitely. You can have an entire rabbit grove filled with snares and catch dozens of rabbits every day which is kind of OP. I would put it in Top Tier no doubt. 14. Sticks are part of your kit to start fires but they actually have the 2nd lowest Burn-to-weight and Heat-to-weight ratios with only Books being worse. You'd be better off carrying around loads of Cedar or Reclaimed wood for fire duration as their weight ratios are 2nd best after Coal 15. Rocks are useful until you get a bow and then you can just aim an arrow instead of a rock with the torch so I put it as useful early and then I get rid of them as not worth the weight 16. Torch trick is only needed below level 4 fire-starting as level 4 use firestriker for 100% and level 5 use match for 100% (obviously if it's sunny just using the mag lens) Unless you are chaining torches you should really only carry one late game for potential wolf deterrence as they are heavy
I agree with all your points, much more accurate then the video. Thanks for saving me the time to reply with this list. On my latest play through I havent even bothered with the improvised hatchet. I will probably make one to have at my base on the second forge run. Using a hacksaw is easier as you can repair it with metal and save sharpening stones for the knife. With the hatchet/knife you end up just crafting more as you need when you run out of sharpening stones, also note on having a knife on you is that it will be used to open cans instead of your hands at cooking 3, so you can just drop it open can then pick it up again. Quick note on fire hardened arrows, they are amazing for leveling your archery, and killing Ptarmigans as you can shoot a whole flock without any flying away.
Ok they don't literally "cut" but you can use them to break down everything a hatchet can except Scrub Bushes or Big Cedar/Fir Limbs is what I was getting at. @@JackFrost008
I find the snares pretty useful during snowstorms because you pretty much should just sit tight but setting up a few snares at your closest hunting ground and shuffling back before exposure. My food stockpiling is very variable so it's not too useful unless your stockpiling furs. Either way, automation is the first step to escape survival into thriving.
If you could craft snares anywhere, they'd be higher. As it is they represent weight you have to carry away from the workbench. If your current base is setup at a workbench, you might save enough time and effort to be worth placing a few traps. Question is, how many worthwhile base sites have both a workbench and a nearby rabbit patch AFTER the updates...
@@ICountFrom0 that is a good question! They might become even MORE impractical. I happen to carry as many snares on me as I can as I move place to place using them as my inv dump item. I create caches of them in places I can sleep out a storm. Uses a lot of extra planning. I think a workbench rework would be a good idea, where you can still craft outside of one at pretty big resource and/or time sink, to the point where not using a workbench is normally impractical and wasteful. This wouldn't include all items as some would still require the workbench, just that some things that are pretty easy to make wouldnt. Et voila, snares are something you can make in a 10"-10" cabin in a murderous snowstorm.
Always the possibility of tiers of workbench. There's already "hands" "workbench" "forge" and "smithing". why not "broken workbench" that needs the use of an entire set of high quality tools to bring it up to "make shift workbench".
@@ICountFrom0 Mountaineer's Hut and Trapper's Cabin. Both have a workbench and nearby rabbits. Also Bricklayer's Retreat in Blackrock. Snares are an automatic food producer at those locations and very useful. Also in Ravine there are lots of rabbits and it is close to the workbench in the dam. Snares are not something you carry around of course but if used in the right locations are very important tools that reliably bring in food, guts and pelts.
Zisteau has second youtube channel in which he uploads his twitch streams in full. you can find it by searching "zisteau on demand" on youtube, the channel name is "ZOD" So you can watch him play the new areas on youtube that way if he doesn't upload videos.
I feel a little silly suggesting it, but you might like Core Keeper. If nothing else it might make amusing images to hallucinate next time the fog rolls in and your trying to make a point that "games are games, just chill".
Honestly, the humble lump of coal deserves to be in game changing. It's a common, abundant item, yeah, but having coal completely changes your game plan compared to not having it. Obviously, you need it to forge, and you can defeat any amount of cold by just starting a fire and popping in one or two pieces of coal. I always keep coal on me because of that, it's worth dragging along a little excess weight for the security of knowing I always have a backup plan against the cold.
I think the flashlight is awesome on bleak inlet. There are auroras almost every other night on that map, and the flashlight is extremely effective to get into the cannery, or when trekking south to the work houses. On other maps, I rarely use it. Regards
I'd have thought that the noise makers would have increased the value of gunpowder from just an accelerant. I can only assume that it's just not worth the trip to blackrock to learn how to make a noisemaker. Maybe once all the loot tables are redone and there's a chance to find them (and thus learn to make them) everywhere, it might be more useful? I'm not sure I agree with leather at camp. On the other hand the other option is to uncraft the satchel and recraft it and that takes huge amounts of time. So I probably SHOULD agree, I just have issues with spending what I see as a limited resource. Bearskin VS Moose cloak Vs Wolf Vest I'm glad this is still well enough balanced that there's room for debate. One pot vs two. I could see a facetious argument for SIX, but at base only, if you make camp routinely where there is a 6 burner stove. Personally I've got to get better at traveling lighter, I clank too much, I stink too much, and I THINK too much. Can opener. You say it stops being important late game, but it's just that little bit important for long enough that it's not early game only? Part of me wants to try a run where I never carry a can opener and see how that works out.
Snare traps have the ability to create an endless source of rabbits. 4 - 8 of them close to a base with rabbit span, even without the perk, helps to stabilize, make time to read books or crafting.
I for myself use the Spray Can quite often, because I often take long breaks between playing and after like 2 weeks or so, I often can't remember where I e.g. left some stuff for pickup later. Yes, I could use the Notes function, but this is easier
While we're talking expansion. Fire Hardened Arrows. Bow and arrow before the first forge trip. Game changer, or just a way to make loper easier to start? I'm expecting a lack of bleed damage on them. Still if a lucky shot might get you a wolf or a deer, knowing you have the hide cured and you can do the forging and the crafting in a single trip to forlorn... Speaking of dedicated trips, with the craftable crampons in the DLC and the travois will that reduce the pressure on getting the real crampons and the technical backpack? Trailer is showing possible other locations for a technical pack in the new content, possible that going into the new zones and taking that backpack while making your own crampons a possibility? I'm honestly curious what the in game function of the walking stick will be. Travois is enhanced carry capacity while using up your hands, walking stick seems to be + walking speed in exchange for using up your hand. But that's functionally the same thing, except you can easily drop the travois...? One of the pictures shows a red version of the storm lantern and another flare gun case. I remember when the dependable flaregun location was down a rope into a train car. Then pop a stim and climb right back up. Use a stim, get the flares. There's 5 locations now. Chances for more in Hushed River Valley. Shifts the mindset that. Flare shells age and won't fire at 0%, that shifts things more, as he said. Gets you to use them. Another shift in view. Viewpoints and mindsets in the game shifted at least a bit with every update. Now we're going to get some big ones, a year of changes. I'm looking forward to it.
I'm the kind of person who makes a series of assumptions and makes plans off of them. One of them being that I'm completely wrong, and none of the plans are compatible with the new data (ditch everything and FLY). Anyway, thanks for interacting with my rambling, it's a rare treat.
You can find a pair in a backpack in the ice caves to the east of Hushed River Valley. You can even find a hunting knife or combat pants and earwarmers inside hidden cache boxes in that same cave system, you can also find wool shirts in corpses along the region (not to be confused with the thin wool sweater and to my knowledge Hushed River Valley is the only place you can find this piece of clothing). I've done some testing and you will always get one of this items, you will either the hunting knife of climbing socks, they are in different backpacks and only one will spawn. Try to start in hushed river valley for this reason, it is not that much for a warm bonus, but you wont find something better than the wool socks or the thin wool sweater in other regions (at least to what i've experienced).
Once you get to level 5 cooking and can no longer get food poisoning, sardines are actually slightly better than cat tail stalks. They have the same calorie/weight ratio, but that extra little bit of water can be useful if you want to cut down on water weight.
I've never played this game and probably won't. But I still found this interesting because I might actually watch some let's plays of this. Well, some more let's plays.
In Misery definitely rate it even more differently. Crampons for example is very important to avoid sprains on Misery with Broken Body, sprains can cause condition loss and that's a permaenent condition loss in Misery if you get sprains. Archery book more important than the other ones because you fire an arrow or craft arrows far less than cooking, making fire, or sewing.
Worth noting, snares are the gift that keep on giving. If you´re looking to build up rabbit hides and guts early game, the snare is the way to go. Stones deplete the rabbit population and you have to wait days for them to respawn, snares don´t.
I concur with almost everything on this list! There are a few things, though: The cotton scarf and cotton toque have the exact same weight, but the toque has way better stats--I think those two should've been switched on the list. Scarf should be harvested and toque is mediocre. You put maple syrup in Useful Early, seemingly due to its weight, but maple syrup is actually unrealistically light in the game, clocking in at only 300 grams or 0,66 pounds. I'm not all that familiar with Interloper, but why is grape and orange soda not available, but Summit soda is? 🤔
The mad lad just invented his own tiers ignoring established standards. Just poking fun. You're tiers are actually good. F, D, C, B, A, S, S+ Trash, Harvest, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary Brown, Gray, White, Green, Blue, Purple, Orange
Hey Zisteau; any chance you could upload your stream vods in 1440/1080? If you're just ripping straight from twitch vod then I guess not but would really make the watching experience nicer. Currently have to treat them a little like podcasts because its suuuper blurry trying to actually watch it with my full attention.
When I first watched this video I found some of these choices...odd. Now that I have a bit more experience with interloper, I can confidently say this list has some *serious* problems. Not that I'm calling Zistau a hack. On the contrary, they clearly know what they are doing. but we gotta slow down here a moment. Your first red flag should be where he calls the combat boots "Terrible." Sir, you may not find their trade-offs worth it in the long run, but if you can't even give them a rating of mediocre I am confident you're talking with your feelings and not with your facts. Just to be clear, I love that you put them in "terrible" next to the car battery, just to prove how useless your rating system is.
When it comes to Stalker, (or my custom game where wolves are plenty) defensive armor is more useful. In Loper, they are not as plenty. There are other danger awaiting for me and the game wants me dead with other methods. Hypothermia, Food Poisoning and at times, Interstinal Parasites.
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1 accelerant is always part of my traveling kit; for when you've been mauled by a bear, caught in a blizzard, fell into water, and you need that fire yesterday.
The Bearskin Bedroll in 'mediocre' hurts my soul. Most useful and game changing single item in the entire game, no doubt about it. Don't want to freeze and die in your sleep in a dank cave somewhere? Neither do I, which is why you never leave home without your bearskin bedroll.
There's nowhere you should be sleeping that isn't warm enough for a normal bedroll
@@pinchpeak5203 Not at all true. Caves get too cold in an early morning blizzard (before sunrise is coldest). You could go to sleep warm and a blizzard could suddenly kill you in your sleep in a cave before you wake up. The bearskin bedroll is much warmer and can prevent this from happening. It will save your life.
@@wnchstrman simply don’t go to sleep in a cave
@@alexpowell1184 Have you ever explored in the game before? I find myself having to duck into caves when a freak blizzard strikes every now and then.
@@mossthatrules77 simply predict when a blizzard will arrive and plan around it
Things that are incorrect or I disagree with:
1. Can Opener should be "useful early" as eventually you run out of canned food and once you are cooking 3 you can just smash open as who needs tons of random empty cans?
2. The first matches you put in Kit are actually cardboard matches which do not exit on Interloper as you can only get Wood Matches
3. Cooking Pot I'd put as Top Tier as it's one of the few items you can never have enough of. On my old Loper save I had 14 Cooking pots (most sitting at my main base) so I could cook up weeks worth of kills and water all in one batch on a sunny day and maximize the number of items I could cook with the wood duration
4. You should really put the different skill books in different tiers as ones like Gun skill books are completely useless and others like Mending are probably the best to find as it saves resources vs failed repairs to level
5. Zap Energy bar does exist on loper
6. Firestriker I'd put as top tier as once you are level 4 fire-starting it gives you 100% with a stick without needing to use the torch trick. Also in terms of lights per weight it is far more efficient than matches
7. Flares I always keep one in my kit as emergency wolf deterrent. I normally prefer to use a torch or shoot them with my bow but they can be useful if it's windy and you have no other choice. I try to preserve them as long as possible
8. I craft a hatchet but I almost never use it and it sits at my base. I carry a hacksaw around for cutting sapplings since it is lighter and the hammer can cut everything else except scrub bushes and super big limbs (which I never cut anyways as it takes way too long) and it is the best wolf struggle weapon
9. I keep my knife at my base as I harvest by hand and just use the knife for crafting
10. I would put the Jerry can in the "base" category as it's useful more than just early on as you'll always want it when you go fishing and for refueling your storm lantern
11. Bow & Arrows should be game changing because once you craft these it literally changes how you play the game
12. Ski boots don't exist on interloper
13. Snares as Terrible? Yeah sure you can stun rabbits with rocks however Snares produce rabbits from literally thin air. You harvest broken ones and get the reclaimed wood back and they produce the guts you need for them meaning you can craft them indefinitely. You can have an entire rabbit grove filled with snares and catch dozens of rabbits every day which is kind of OP. I would put it in Top Tier no doubt.
14. Sticks are part of your kit to start fires but they actually have the 2nd lowest Burn-to-weight and Heat-to-weight ratios with only Books being worse. You'd be better off carrying around loads of Cedar or Reclaimed wood for fire duration as their weight ratios are 2nd best after Coal
15. Rocks are useful until you get a bow and then you can just aim an arrow instead of a rock with the torch so I put it as useful early and then I get rid of them as not worth the weight
16. Torch trick is only needed below level 4 fire-starting as level 4 use firestriker for 100% and level 5 use match for 100% (obviously if it's sunny just using the mag lens) Unless you are chaining torches you should really only carry one late game for potential wolf deterrence as they are heavy
I agree with all your points, much more accurate then the video. Thanks for saving me the time to reply with this list. On my latest play through I havent even bothered with the improvised hatchet. I will probably make one to have at my base on the second forge run. Using a hacksaw is easier as you can repair it with metal and save sharpening stones for the knife. With the hatchet/knife you end up just crafting more as you need when you run out of sharpening stones, also note on having a knife on you is that it will be used to open cans instead of your hands at cooking 3, so you can just drop it open can then pick it up again. Quick note on fire hardened arrows, they are amazing for leveling your archery, and killing Ptarmigans as you can shoot a whole flock without any flying away.
hammers can't cut -_-
Ok they don't literally "cut" but you can use them to break down everything a hatchet can except Scrub Bushes or Big Cedar/Fir Limbs is what I was getting at. @@JackFrost008
@@JackFrost008 they don't, but they can be used to "smash" those big green crates quickly for reclaimed wood
@@2peysta yes they can ;)
I knew certain stuff like guns can't be found on interloper but holy cow they really just took almost ALL of the good shit.
I find the snares pretty useful during snowstorms because you pretty much should just sit tight but setting up a few snares at your closest hunting ground and shuffling back before exposure. My food stockpiling is very variable so it's not too useful unless your stockpiling furs.
Either way, automation is the first step to escape survival into thriving.
If you could craft snares anywhere, they'd be higher. As it is they represent weight you have to carry away from the workbench. If your current base is setup at a workbench, you might save enough time and effort to be worth placing a few traps.
Question is, how many worthwhile base sites have both a workbench and a nearby rabbit patch AFTER the updates...
@@ICountFrom0 that is a good question! They might become even MORE impractical.
I happen to carry as many snares on me as I can as I move place to place using them as my inv dump item. I create caches of them in places I can sleep out a storm. Uses a lot of extra planning.
I think a workbench rework would be a good idea, where you can still craft outside of one at pretty big resource and/or time sink, to the point where not using a workbench is normally impractical and wasteful. This wouldn't include all items as some would still require the workbench, just that some things that are pretty easy to make wouldnt.
Et voila, snares are something you can make in a 10"-10" cabin in a murderous snowstorm.
Always the possibility of tiers of workbench. There's already "hands" "workbench" "forge" and "smithing". why not "broken workbench" that needs the use of an entire set of high quality tools to bring it up to "make shift workbench".
@@ICountFrom0 I love that idea
@@ICountFrom0 Mountaineer's Hut and Trapper's Cabin. Both have a workbench and nearby rabbits. Also Bricklayer's Retreat in Blackrock. Snares are an automatic food producer at those locations and very useful. Also in Ravine there are lots of rabbits and it is close to the workbench in the dam. Snares are not something you carry around of course but if used in the right locations are very important tools that reliably bring in food, guts and pelts.
So excited to watch you play the new areas. Really hope you upload to UA-cam. I'm not on twitch any more.
Zisteau has second youtube channel in which he uploads his twitch streams in full. you can find it by searching "zisteau on demand" on youtube, the channel name is "ZOD"
So you can watch him play the new areas on youtube that way if he doesn't upload videos.
@@lemonhessen Or just look in the desription section of any of my videos.
@@lemonhessen thank you!
I do like gun skill books on Interlper they help out alot when you don't have firewood
Always nice to see a new Zisteau vid!
I feel a little silly suggesting it, but you might like Core Keeper. If nothing else it might make amusing images to hallucinate next time the fog rolls in and your trying to make a point that "games are games, just chill".
Honestly, the humble lump of coal deserves to be in game changing. It's a common, abundant item, yeah, but having coal completely changes your game plan compared to not having it. Obviously, you need it to forge, and you can defeat any amount of cold by just starting a fire and popping in one or two pieces of coal. I always keep coal on me because of that, it's worth dragging along a little excess weight for the security of knowing I always have a backup plan against the cold.
I think the flashlight is awesome on bleak inlet. There are auroras almost every other night on that map, and the flashlight is extremely effective to get into the cannery, or when trekking south to the work houses. On other maps, I rarely use it. Regards
Toss one at the exit to the connection cave to BI and otherwise forgetaboutit. Got it.
I can understand for Bleak Inlet and the flashlight challenge could be useful. I do not even harvest it though.
Mag lens is missing.. Def a game changer since it means you are no longer have to be a miser when starting fires
I'd have thought that the noise makers would have increased the value of gunpowder from just an accelerant. I can only assume that it's just not worth the trip to blackrock to learn how to make a noisemaker. Maybe once all the loot tables are redone and there's a chance to find them (and thus learn to make them) everywhere, it might be more useful?
I'm not sure I agree with leather at camp. On the other hand the other option is to uncraft the satchel and recraft it and that takes huge amounts of time. So I probably SHOULD agree, I just have issues with spending what I see as a limited resource.
Bearskin VS Moose cloak Vs Wolf Vest I'm glad this is still well enough balanced that there's room for debate.
One pot vs two. I could see a facetious argument for SIX, but at base only, if you make camp routinely where there is a 6 burner stove. Personally I've got to get better at traveling lighter, I clank too much, I stink too much, and I THINK too much.
Can opener. You say it stops being important late game, but it's just that little bit important for long enough that it's not early game only? Part of me wants to try a run where I never carry a can opener and see how that works out.
Yeah if you have to go all the way to Blackrock to get the recipe you're probably already shooting the wolves anyway.
The flashlight is good for entering mines during an aurora to pick up coal, saving your lamp fuel, matches or time waiting for weather to use the lens
Snare traps have the ability to create an endless source of rabbits. 4 - 8 of them close to a base with rabbit span, even without the perk, helps to stabilize, make time to read books or crafting.
I for myself use the Spray Can quite often, because I often take long breaks between playing and after like 2 weeks or so, I often can't remember where I e.g. left some stuff for pickup later. Yes, I could use the Notes function, but this is easier
Happy Holidays Zisteau! The same goes for everyone else!
While we're talking expansion. Fire Hardened Arrows. Bow and arrow before the first forge trip. Game changer, or just a way to make loper easier to start?
I'm expecting a lack of bleed damage on them. Still if a lucky shot might get you a wolf or a deer, knowing you have the hide cured and you can do the forging and the crafting in a single trip to forlorn...
Speaking of dedicated trips, with the craftable crampons in the DLC and the travois will that reduce the pressure on getting the real crampons and the technical backpack? Trailer is showing possible other locations for a technical pack in the new content, possible that going into the new zones and taking that backpack while making your own crampons a possibility?
I'm honestly curious what the in game function of the walking stick will be. Travois is enhanced carry capacity while using up your hands, walking stick seems to be + walking speed in exchange for using up your hand. But that's functionally the same thing, except you can easily drop the travois...?
One of the pictures shows a red version of the storm lantern and another flare gun case. I remember when the dependable flaregun location was down a rope into a train car. Then pop a stim and climb right back up. Use a stim, get the flares. There's 5 locations now. Chances for more in Hushed River Valley. Shifts the mindset that. Flare shells age and won't fire at 0%, that shifts things more, as he said. Gets you to use them. Another shift in view.
Viewpoints and mindsets in the game shifted at least a bit with every update. Now we're going to get some big ones, a year of changes.
I'm looking forward to it.
Hard to say how good they'll be until we get to use them.
I'm the kind of person who makes a series of assumptions and makes plans off of them. One of them being that I'm completely wrong, and none of the plans are compatible with the new data (ditch everything and FLY).
Anyway, thanks for interacting with my rambling, it's a rare treat.
Pretty sure climbing socks exist in loper.. just very rare.
no
You can find a pair in a backpack in the ice caves to the east of Hushed River Valley. You can even find a hunting knife or combat pants and earwarmers inside hidden cache boxes in that same cave system, you can also find wool shirts in corpses along the region (not to be confused with the thin wool sweater and to my knowledge Hushed River Valley is the only place you can find this piece of clothing). I've done some testing and you will always get one of this items, you will either the hunting knife of climbing socks, they are in different backpacks and only one will spawn. Try to start in hushed river valley for this reason, it is not that much for a warm bonus, but you wont find something better than the wool socks or the thin wool sweater in other regions (at least to what i've experienced).
Once you get to level 5 cooking and can no longer get food poisoning, sardines are actually slightly better than cat tail stalks. They have the same calorie/weight ratio, but that extra little bit of water can be useful if you want to cut down on water weight.
I've never played this game and probably won't. But I still found this interesting because I might actually watch some let's plays of this. Well, some more let's plays.
In Misery definitely rate it even more differently. Crampons for example is very important to avoid sprains on Misery with Broken Body, sprains can cause condition loss and that's a permaenent condition loss in Misery if you get sprains. Archery book more important than the other ones because you fire an arrow or craft arrows far less than cooking, making fire, or sewing.
the vest that have blue color is the regular vest and the one that have yellow color is the sport vest
I found your video to be very useful. I would put this video in the "Game Changer" category. Thank you!
Worth noting, snares are the gift that keep on giving. If you´re looking to build up rabbit hides and guts early game, the snare is the way to go.
Stones deplete the rabbit population and you have to wait days for them to respawn, snares don´t.
ok, but shouldn't the bow be a game changing item? no hunting without it, and arguably best way to loose a wolf trailing you is killing it.
The bow has always been in the game, therefore the game has not been changed
Love your Long Dark streams. Excited to see the new content from you.
Agree with 99% of this and only disagreements are superficial, but I'm now realizing HOW MUCH gear is required at end game
interloper -> sweater ->
mine in the pale in the ruined highway.
I found it there.
so excited for TLD season :D
I concur with almost everything on this list!
There are a few things, though:
The cotton scarf and cotton toque have the exact same weight, but the toque has way better stats--I think those two should've been switched on the list. Scarf should be harvested and toque is mediocre.
You put maple syrup in Useful Early, seemingly due to its weight, but maple syrup is actually unrealistically light in the game, clocking in at only 300 grams or 0,66 pounds.
I'm not all that familiar with Interloper, but why is grape and orange soda not available, but Summit soda is? 🤔
Sticks should be the best item in the game. Def game changing
this is an interesting subject for a tier list.
Those cardboard matches don't exist in interloper, right?
Yeah maybe they don't I can't remember every item that interloper doesn't have.
You can heat up canned food such as tomato soup to level up cooking skill so its not that useless
Are you going to do a 1.4 terraria is EZ with ethos?
I play on a custom stalker and I use 2 rabbit skin hats at the same time without issue
The mad lad just invented his own tiers ignoring established standards. Just poking fun. You're tiers are actually good.
F, D, C, B, A, S, S+
Trash, Harvest, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary
Brown, Gray, White, Green, Blue, Purple, Orange
Great video thanks for this
Charcoal can be useful to tell where you are in a region if you’re unsure.
Hey Zisteau; any chance you could upload your stream vods in 1440/1080? If you're just ripping straight from twitch vod then I guess not but would really make the watching experience nicer. Currently have to treat them a little like podcasts because its suuuper blurry trying to actually watch it with my full attention.
Not sure about interloper but the balaclava and the climbing socks are in pilgrim and stalker
Completely agree Stick is S tier
Good video. Would have been nice if you talked a bit more about the items that don't exist
unfortunately they still havn't added much new stuff to the long dark after talking about the DLC :/
I hope we get another update soon
Nice video,bro.
When I first watched this video I found some of these choices...odd. Now that I have a bit more experience with interloper, I can confidently say this list has some *serious* problems.
Not that I'm calling Zistau a hack. On the contrary, they clearly know what they are doing. but we gotta slow down here a moment.
Your first red flag should be where he calls the combat boots "Terrible." Sir, you may not find their trade-offs worth it in the long run, but if you can't even give them a rating of mediocre I am confident you're talking with your feelings and not with your facts. Just to be clear, I love that you put them in "terrible" next to the car battery, just to prove how useless your rating system is.
I agree with him, combat boots suck a lot. If I spawned with running shoes and found combat boots on the first day I don't think I would swap
When it comes to Stalker, (or my custom game where wolves are plenty) defensive armor is more useful. In Loper, they are not as plenty. There are other danger awaiting for me and the game wants me dead with other methods. Hypothermia, Food Poisoning and at times, Interstinal Parasites.
Cardboard matches don't exist on interloper.
ZED STEAU!
Zisteau Plays Minecraft #94 ?
The balaclava has been in the game since 2016????
and?
TERRIBLE tier list!!! Play interloper before making a tier list video and confusing the newer players
I don't think this tier list is bad, I agree with 90% of it
Definitely, almost all is right in this tier list
this game needs mod tools :((
Modding community always wants more tools, can't say I disagree, but doubt the dev's are going to look HERE to see you say it.
there's plenty of mods already but mod tools would be nice
Lmao nigah hovered over black like better not
the game came out more than a decade ago? id swear it came out in '14 and u made this vid in 2022, tf bro
Yeah I think he forgot that you're not allowed to make videos about games that are older than 8 years
All love but this video is not facts, homie does not understand interloper
This list is awful 😖
I know, right? It's missing blue. This is unforgivable.
Keep making this enlightening content 🙏🏼. Don't get left behind > Promo sm!