Privately, we consider step one of the new Haven to lie in the construction of a walking-in-nature simulator, more or less good enough to be enjoyed on such merits alone.
We can tell you have a passion for nature, it shows in all the little details of the world. And the first time I went to a viking museum, after I'd been playing H&H for a year, I recognized loads of things from the game. There's a lot of research gone into H&H.
I've always like nature as well, I've done a fair bit of birdwatching, but it's fair to say H&H is partially responsible for me getting into conservation volunteering and actually cutting down trees and doing outdoor things in general. Not quite as hardcore as that forum member who went and did actual wilderness survival stuff, but there we go.
Birds are rather lacking from H&H, aren't they.
