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I found it useful on a CDDA challenge when i hadn't been able to get a car yet. better than sleeping on the ground or a chair, and less weight than a chair...
But its utility is rather edge-case in nature. like if you're trying to find the cabin with a well or playing without the ability to see exactly where you are on the map and are heading back, it's mayyybe nice as a backup in case you miss and would rather not wait to be completely exhausted to recharge a bit. but it DOES take up a decent amount of weight, so unless your high strenght+pack mule, it might not be worth it...
but it IS better than grabbing a chair as an emergency bed, that's for sure! lighter weight too.
It’s possibly x16 or insane multiplied population can make use of a tent. But in most game situation they are useless. But it is possible when the difficulty is high that taking a tent to the forest is the only real way to get the sleep needed. Unless you bought a matress or materials to make one but that’s a heavy carry in comparison I think.
Usually when I want to attack a town, I set up a base in the outer limits of town, hike in for recon. Gives a fall back area to rethink or gather my strength.
Tents are situational, all depending on the character living in my head for that apocalypse.
As for your actual question, does a tent prevent wind, rain exposure while sleeping... Its kinda weird, like because you never actually sleep inside the tent, but stand next to it. Sleep standing in the outdoors in a zombie infested nightmare is really really terrifying, sketchy at best.
It seems like armegenesis is correct, exposure is your surrounds, where he adds AFAIK.
I actually have never tested that out for vanilla proof of exposure.
When that wind is howling and sideways rain, I retreat to my vehicle or try to find a house to lay my head, based on the fact I never enter my tent, so it remains untested by me.
(We also don't open or close car doors, but we really do. There just no animation linked.)
I would need to test out your question, which is something you can do yourself to make sure you really know.
I also use tents indoors sometimes while setting up a base, before any bedrooms or sleeping quarters are constructed.
{ Leaning forward... } I have time.
You will have to make a choice at some time what is essential gear and what gets kicked to the curb. { ...with curious ears }
I have had that happen as well. I set up my server to full pvp (which i am not terribly fond of) for the very fact of white knuckle grip on mouse, blood pumping adrenaline rush. Not knowing if friend or foe even if pretending friend. Wow.
I am so sorry you died. In the heat of the moment, it is easy to loose control of any emotion that will keep you sane and alive.
I have walked away from people encounters with my hands shaking, and a little break needed to calm my nerves.
I have also been on the opposite side of that coin, walking away thinking, "That was the best time I ever had. Those people were so awesome! We all had soo much fun."
Thanks for sharing your encounter. I hope you find a server to suit your play. Multiplayer can be the best or worst of times. I feel for you.
Also I lost my hope and I am not gonna be friendly anymore. I was playing for 2 weeks with that character. 7 carpenter 7 hunting 6 tailor. Reading books and stuff. They cheated with talking on discord without finding a radio in game.