the plane.
For example, you could find only one, maybe two thermos in the game, and they would randomly spawn in logic locations - I'm thinking a glovebox, a backpack or a corpse, since we're assuming

coffee in case I want to run (which I often do)

Items I leave at base:
meat (only carry non-smelly food)
crowbar
hacksaw
rope
knife (this is for harvesting corpses, only bring if you are hunting)
lantern

, think I might have to just try and sleep this one out.

If I don't make it, and the poor unfortunate family who lives in this hell frozen over finds my rotting corpse in their home someday; I'm sorry for

a trace but a few corpses and some beef jerky.

I'm referring to harvestables too. Yeah, you can go back for the stuff that exists as an actual asset (asset being a model, in this case one you can

it can force players, most notably at the PV farmstead, either to harvest small amounts at the time, or just harvest corpses in one go and sprint back home, as the wolves are coming.

Wolves shouldn't
, finding the corpse can be completely unreliable unless you cheese by passing time.

I know it's long, but I think it'd work to create more realistic AI that will feel more immersive and behave a bit more

corpse is not very productive to ones mental state, while drinking hot water/tea/coffee or good food will improve it.
-Ice should be thin some places to add a risk of falling into the water. Sounds could

cave corpse container been in every building. I have nothing left in the valley. I have enough things to survive until my clothes start to denigrate but that means no sleeping outside a bed.

close combat that it runs away when I beat it. I think it should die..I mean I just lost 60%+ of my health...that's pretty brutal...at least give me the wolf corpse to eat.

Lone wolf attacks should also

over this hill or something – oh my God! Look, a frozen corpse, please have some food, please have some food….damnit, no food. Where am I?

It would be a neat feature, but by no means a deal breaker

making their own story as they struggle to survive as they go along, and perhaps along the way they wonder a bit about the particularities of the world itself. Each corpse and abandoned house we find