Storm Chaser.

[CzarDeaner]

Once upon a time there was a luck perk called Storm Chaser, it's supposed to heal you during storms.
There's also a thunderstorm weather machine, which makes your camp always have a thunderstorm.
The weather machine doesn't make the perk activate.
I just wanted to feel clever once but Storm Chaser remains useless.
There's also the Homebody endurance perk so my whole post was pointless but you read it anyways.

Since you're still here, there's a 10 build limit cap on workshops that you can build in your camp and a 10 build limit cap on turrets, so why even bother having them count towards camp budget? They're basically mandatory, so loosen up some of that camp budget and let me place more of my atomic shop items.

Are you still reading? Well, I hope you have a lovely day. I just haven't talked to a real person in a week and felt like reaching out to create some discussion. Like, do you prefer to log out to restore the sound after it pops out during an expedition or do you just stay with the current team and live in silence?

Anyone else log in and immediately turn all the radios on at their camp?

As a chef player who runs a kitchen in the Cranberry Bog, meat week really makes me feel irrelevant. A lot of cool blueprints though.

Also getting 300 stamps for a jetpack has been a grind. I think after all is said and done, I can do The Human Condition a little faster than The Greatest Game, while Tax Evasion still sits in last place as the slowest if you have to hack the 4 terminals.

I wish the Pitt gave more stamps since it takes significantly longer than the Atlantic City expos. On that note, Trogs should be edible to cannibals, not that I participate in that any more, I'm a reformed White Glove.

I guess that the last thing on my mind is whether or not to have the Napalm or Slow Burning mod on the ol' Cremator. Slow Burn does more damage for less ammo over more time, allowing the new players more time to get some shots in, but Napalm - especially with the double or quad shot barrels - is utter devastation. I know it's up to me, but I want to see what the general consensus is.

Anyways, thanks for sticking around if you read this.
Hope to hear from you, I am very lonely.
Jakkie_Khan

[Atora]

I found you a year later, friend.

[AnonymousGamer79]

I'm actually the opposite, I can't stand hearing a radio. Don't really care much for the post-apocalyptic world being a land of plenty. I will turn them off when I'm out exploring, just very jarring to hear them.

Does Storm Chaser work in the entirety of Skyline Valley? I thought that is what that perk is for....