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[[spoiler: After finally killing the Old Bear, Mackenzie regrets having done it. Unlike Jeremiah who believed it was some demon, Mackenzie saw it as a majesti creature that was simply surviving like everyone else.]]
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[[spoiler: After finally killing the Old Bear, Mackenzie regrets having done it. Unlike Jeremiah who believed it was some demon, Mackenzie saw it as a majesti majestic creature that was simply surviving like everyone else.]]
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* Every region is littered with dead bodies, their stories lost to the cold. Some, however, can be found huddled together, [[TogetherInDeath frozen in each other's arms]] as they slipped into the Long Dark, a luxury you will never have.
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* Every region is littered with dead bodies, their stories lost to the cold. Some, however, can be found huddled together, [[TogetherInDeath frozen in each other's arms]] as they slipped into the Long Dark, a luxury you will never have.have.
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* Killing rabbits, especially with rocks. If you manage to hit one, it hits the ground with a heartbreaking squeak and doesn't move for a few seconds. Then (assuming the rabbit is still down), you actually have to break the creature's neck while staring into its eyes. If you don't feel guilty after that, you are either stone-cold or have no soul.
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* Killing rabbits, especially with rocks. If you manage to hit one, it hits the ground with a heartbreaking squeak and doesn't move for a few seconds. Then (assuming the rabbit is still down), you actually have to break the creature's neck while staring into its eyes. If you don't feel guilty after that, you are either stone-cold or have no soul.soul.
* Every region is littered with dead bodies, their stories lost to the cold. Some, however, can be found huddled together, [[TogetherInDeath frozen in each other's arms]] as they slipped into the Long Dark, a luxury you will never have.
* Every region is littered with dead bodies, their stories lost to the cold. Some, however, can be found huddled together, [[TogetherInDeath frozen in each other's arms]] as they slipped into the Long Dark, a luxury you will never have.
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* Should your condition grow critically low, your survivor will weakly make comments like “I can't go out like this...” or “I guess this is the end.” Thanks to the high quality of the voice actors, those simple remarks are heartbreaking in showing how tired and hopeless the survivor has become.
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* Should your condition grow critically low, your survivor will weakly make comments like “I "I can't go out like this...” " or “I "I guess this is the end.” " Thanks to the high quality of the voice actors, those simple remarks are heartbreaking in showing how tired and hopeless the survivor has become.
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** Which is good news, really. Every person you meet in sandbox is already dead. There's at least a chance the family escaped to a more hospitable region.
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** Which is good news, really. Every person you meet in sandbox is already dead. There's at least a chance the family escaped to a more hospitable region.region.
* Killing rabbits, especially with rocks. If you manage to hit one, it hits the ground with a heartbreaking squeak and doesn't move for a few seconds. Then (assuming the rabbit is still down), you actually have to break the creature's neck while staring into its eyes. If you don't feel guilty after that, you are either stone-cold or have no soul.
* Killing rabbits, especially with rocks. If you manage to hit one, it hits the ground with a heartbreaking squeak and doesn't move for a few seconds. Then (assuming the rabbit is still down), you actually have to break the creature's neck while staring into its eyes. If you don't feel guilty after that, you are either stone-cold or have no soul.
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* The setting itself has a very melancholy feel to it. The geomagnetic disaster has likely resulted in the deaths of millions of people worldwide, and the complete abandonment of the area your character is stranded in. Of special note is the farmhouse you can find in Pleasant Valley. Going upstairs you find building blocks, a crib and other child related things - [[NothingIsScarier but no child.]]
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* The setting itself has a very melancholy feel to it. The geomagnetic disaster has likely resulted in the deaths of millions of people worldwide, and the complete abandonment of the area your character is stranded in. Of special note is the farmhouse you can find in Pleasant Valley. Going upstairs you find building blocks, a crib and other child related things - [[NothingIsScarier but no child.]]]]
** Which is good news, really. Every person you meet in sandbox is already dead. There's at least a chance the family escaped to a more hospitable region.
** Which is good news, really. Every person you meet in sandbox is already dead. There's at least a chance the family escaped to a more hospitable region.
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* Should your condition grow critically low, your survivor will weakly make comments like “I can't go out like this...” or “I guess this is the end.” Thanks to the high quality of the voice actors, those simple remarks are heartbreaking in showing how tired and hopeless the survivor has become.
* If you survive a wolf or bear attack but lack the materials necessary for survival, it is inevitable that you will eventually succumb to your injuries. What makes this particularly distressing is how ''long'' it takes. There comes a point where your character is too weak to move at more than a snail's pace and can barely see, and all you can do is slowly wait for them to perish.
* The setting itself has a very melancholy feel to it. The geomagnetic disaster has likely resulted in the deaths of millions of people worldwide, and the complete abandonment of the area your character is stranded in. Of special note is the farmhouse you can find in Pleasant Valley. Going upstairs you find building blocks, a crib and other child related things - [[NothingIsScarier but no child.]]
* If you survive a wolf or bear attack but lack the materials necessary for survival, it is inevitable that you will eventually succumb to your injuries. What makes this particularly distressing is how ''long'' it takes. There comes a point where your character is too weak to move at more than a snail's pace and can barely see, and all you can do is slowly wait for them to perish.
* The setting itself has a very melancholy feel to it. The geomagnetic disaster has likely resulted in the deaths of millions of people worldwide, and the complete abandonment of the area your character is stranded in. Of special note is the farmhouse you can find in Pleasant Valley. Going upstairs you find building blocks, a crib and other child related things - [[NothingIsScarier but no child.]]
