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So this is all I need? And I assume that is 0 degrees celsius?
Does it have to "feel like 0 degree C" or does it have to be 0 celsius in the room? For example, right now it feels like 1 degree celsius, but it's actually -1 in the room.
"Feel like" is what matters.
Alright, makes sense.
It is trying to achieve some kind of similarity to real life. When you sleep in a home, you are taking your boots of too. You do not have too, and no manual tells you to do it.
You don't strip naked to sleep at ~0C. But I can see what you're getting at.
I think what they could do is either make clothing management less tedious, or eliminate clothing durability decay during sleep by assuming the character strips down to their long underwear. The idea of going into the inventory, manually unequipping all my clothes, and then stashing them into a container makes me want to stab my eyeballs.