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And how do I get to these level 4 and level 5 resource nodes?

This show is gonna be great. I was legitimately rolling in my chair laughing at this opener. Rewatched it like 7 times before I watched the rest of the episode.

In reference to the amount of trust gained. If I only trade for 1 item each time I contact Sutherland, do I gain less trust than if I traded for a bunch of items? Does the quantity of each individual item matter? Or do I have to do a variety of items each time for maximum trust? Or both?

Please help.

Because I walked off a cliff while checking reddit on my phone.

Pay attention people.

That is all. I wish you all better luck than me 💜

Finished the story mode (loved the story, some obvious issues with some of the gameplay later on though fine all in all), and im now on my first survival run on pilgrim.

Recently passed 100 days and Sutherland has made his first request. All resources that I've found on the prepper caches are either missing key info or directly contradict themselves.

From what I understand (and I could very much be wrong), there are 9 possible spawns around the various maps. 1 is guaranteed in Pleasant Valley, the other 2 i have to check the possible spawns to find the active ones.

1st question, is the above info accurate?

2nd, what is the deal with the different types of caches? Like "hunting" vs "medical" etc.? And which one do I need for each of Sutherlands requests?

3rd, if i find an active cache, but Sutherland hasn't made the request for the item in thay cache yet, will I have to go back after he makes the request or will the item already be in there?

Thank you survivors. Any random tips you have id also gladly take. Im a 5k hour dayz veteran so certainly not new to the genre, just this particular game. But im loving the depth to the survival in the quiet apocalypse

Quarternalia (noun) \kwor-ter-nayl-ya\ - the 250th anniversary of an event or date

Because "semiquincentennial", "sestercentennial" and "bisesquicentennial" (what the actual fuck with that last one) are all objectively inferior uses of the gift of language.