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Teh_Az
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Re: New to the Game
I actually had that plan in mind. I am surrounded by tress, so it should be easy as soon as I get a decent supply of rope in control.
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Garlicman
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Re: New to the Game
Yes, collect all the bones, taproots and nettles you find. If you have a farm with all crops, water source, chicken coop and trees you can survive a siege:)Teh_Az wrote:I actually had that plan in mind. I am surrounded by tress, so it should be easy as soon as I get a decent supply of rope in control.
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Teh_Az
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Re: New to the Game
I might be able to get those things.
A well is all I need.
A well is all I need.
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Teh_Az
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Re: New to the Game
I've decided, It's too early for me to strike out on my own just yet. My land is too far away from integral resources, so self sufficiency is a deadbeat way to go. I have no access to clay or water. As soon as I finish crafting my backpack, I'm off and see if I could handle transcience for a while on my way to some friendly settlement.
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bgfan
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Re: New to the Game
That's god for you, it's difficult to survive on your own in H&H, one russian with an axe and a battering ram, and you're fucked. However, that's not to say cities are completely safe either. Try and settle somewhere with good defenses and fighters. The village i live in has 3 palisades for protection, with the intention of adding more.
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Teh_Az
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Re: New to the Game
I've found a friend who gave me some wheat seeds and a backpack. All I had to pay him were chantrelles. I live near their city, two cities actually, in between them near the river, but with a well close enough to home for me to palisade. This is pretty nifty, surviving on my own. As soon as I get my timber home up I'm pretty good.