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To reduce durability loss, you should avoid using the travois on roads when snow is available near.
Also small tip regarding loading the travois: the more you load it, the more you're slowed down : 25kg, only 5% slower, 50kg 19% slower, but 75kg 50% slower
From your posting nobody knows how much condition your travois lost. I pulled four car batteries from Mystery Lake (in front of Carter Hydro) to the Coastal Highway Quonset garage and thought the condition loss of my travois was not bad. Maybe 40%? Better the 40-50% condition loss in one trip than having to man-handle four car batteries over the same distance.
I still had to portage those batteries across three spots in Ravine but that was much easier than having to carry a single battery all the way and make four round-trips.
Now the fact that the game has been making my partially used and still serviceable travois into RUINED condition (three times in the past several real weeks of play) while they were in inventory has been a much more troublesome thing.
Good luck.
If it is like tools, it would be under 20% you have a risk of getting it ruined when using it.
My deer trousers stay nice when covered with a cheaper material like combat trousers
I always had my repair skill at 100 once I got the travois, maybe I repaired my trusty hacksaw a lot.
I do not remember the exact condition of the travois each of the four times that it suffered massive condition loss (once it went from 74% to 4% so I could repair that one) but none of them were anywhere near the 30% threshold that traditionally marked where tools might start to be ruined in one fell swoop. In addition, none of the four were in use at the time, they were in inventory.
I could understand a low condition travois breaking while in use but in every case so far this occurred while it was in inventory not in use.
I did deploy one ruined travois to see what happened and discovered that I would get a broken travois on the snow with the deerskin container (40 kg capacity) still accessible. The maple saplings were lost. So far no indication of decay of the container nor can it be moved or harvested. That's as far as I know about that deerskin container.
As I am more or less 'role-playing' on a stalker setup, I found that maintaining the travois is not that hard. It requires work, but can be done in a quite casual way.
As a real life Arctic explorer (even though with modern tools) we use sledges of the old design because they are the best. We do need to maintain them over fortnights of use so I have come to the conclusion that in TLD, it is quite ok with the wear. Perhaps a little bit over exaggerated when pulling low loads.
I guess an option under customization could serve everyone:
- default wear rate
- default wear rate /2
- no degradation