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Took off hat and armor.
Air temp 65. Body temp 128.
Drank my last 4 waters. Did not help = RAGE quit lol
There is snow not far away but it's getting dark.
Does server difficulty affect this overheating? The one I normally play on is a 5. Last night it was hard getting on and played on a level 3 server, had no problems with overheating.
There are other items most notably certain hats have a cooling effect.
If you don't wear a coat in the desert in the daytime then it is not that hard to handle the situation. If you are planning to go to the desert on a scavenging run today then cool down the night before and bring chilling drinks.
If you have a lot of iron armor equipped then expect to have to wear a cloth hat in snow country. Alternatively wear scrap armor in snow country - almost as good protection and warming instead of chilling.
The heat system is working fine but I would like some on main screen indication of heat values and which way they are trending. Once you hit 100 degrees it is a lot harder to cope.