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1. Laughs in having thousands of every resource before the Londeners event is over Seriouslly its not that hard to be well stocked on everything at that point even on survivor, the only real problem is having enough stockpiles to store everything but at somepoint its enough to win with a surplus anyway. So yeah its up to interpretation to how many resources and what kind of stress the people were under during the storm even though the game pushes you into the believe that its gonna be a "hard time".
2. Not everyones uses Coalmines, there are playthrough using not even a single Coal mine on Survivor. Again thats a "up to interpretaion to whats canon" bit
3. Not true, even on Survivor if you have researched all avaible heating and insulation tech for you medical Infermaries even with -150 Celsius outside you can cram everyone into chilly Infermaries in wich its either overcrowded or the patients are being fed extra meals to heal or whatever. The bigger problem would be to get everyone OUT of them before they get cooked alive when the Tempature RISES by 130 Celsius and the Infermaries become a Human Oven.
This is a full story-based game-centered narrative series that should hopefully interest everyone in the community forum:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgGynjZs8mg&list=PLeunFtMS5KNIp_Mtb7aCNfTfCLa3guQ10