2: The Long Dark Interloper Guide: Starve To Death, But Don’tįor the first few days, every other game mode gives you enough food to survive easily for the next few weeks or so. Firestarters like matches are much more important to find as early as possible as they can help you with both food and water. But, that’s the least of our worries here. You’ll also need a bit of wood to get a fire in the forge going. Obviously, scrap metal is much more scarce on Interloper. Pieces of coal can mostly be found in caves or next to a fireplace, while scrap metal spawns all over the place. Update: turns out that Interloper, unlike other difficulties, rarely ever drops hammers in forge areas.
Heavy hammers are most commonly found next to forges or crafting tables. So, your main priority upon starting is finding those ingredients and tools, holding on to them, and heading towards a forge. Those are absolutely necessary for crafting all the tools and weapons that you’ll need for survival later on. And for this reason, there are a few things that you must absolutely find and hold on to: You need to craft everything on your own. In every other mode, you can look for hatches, knives, bows, rifles, and even pre-crafted bows with arrows. We’re interlopers in this cursed, cold land, and we’re about to experience her wrath! 1: Prioritiesįirst things first, if there is one huge difference between Interloper and the rest of the difficulties, then that would be the tools and weapons.
And those who survive are not the strongest or most intelligent, it’s those who adapt to change. I mean, there’s an achievement for surviving a single day on this difficulty. The Long Dark interloper is quite possibly the toughest survival challenge you’ll ever face.
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