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More growing areas mean more stony patches and a more easily defendable area is an area with few entrances where you are going to lay down your traps. Your priority is steam geysers. You have to make the base on top of a steam geyser, otherwise, you will die of hypothermia very fast. | More growing areas mean more stony patches and a more easily defendable area is an area with few entrances where you are going to lay down your traps. Your priority is steam geysers. You have to make the base on top of a steam geyser, otherwise, you will die of hypothermia very fast. | ||
− | Since you do not have trees, you can not build a big base yet. You can then either take a ruin, make a cave or make | + | Since you do not have trees, you can not build a big base yet. You can then either take a ruin, make a cave or make small steel base. It all comes down to what you have near the steam geysers. If you have a ruin, take it. If you have a hill, make a cave. If you have none of these, make a small steel base. |
[[File:icesheetarea.png|400px|thumb|center|Good starting area near the geyser.]] | [[File:icesheetarea.png|400px|thumb|center|Good starting area near the geyser.]] |