#Oregon trail 2 what to do about clorea full

Increased by using Clothes (+3 to single character), Blankets (+3 to single character), Razor (+6 to single character), Hygiene Camps, Barber at forts/townsДЄttributes - these are traits of characters that change relatively infrequently, and seem to affect the outcome of certain events (both random and triggered), although honestly I haven't been able to figure out what most of these actually do.Дetermines probability character will flee party at low morale (?) If this goes to 0, character gets Dysentery (or cholera?)Дecreased by random events such as Rain (full party), single character events to harvest berries/mushrooms, single character events treating wounds, decreases faster going at Grueling pace (?)

#Oregon trail 2 what to do about clorea full

Increased by coffee (+2 to full party), resting at forts/towns/Stamina Camps, gradually recovers when going at Steady paceДЄffects the maximum amount of meat you can bring back from hunting

hunting, salvaging parts of a broken caravan, attempting to repair a broken part), random events (full party), gradually decreased over time when going at Grueling pace Exhausted can be cured by using a coffee on that character, or by increasing their current stamina to their current maxДefault max of 6, may be permanently reduced by certain events, may be temporarily reduced by certain eventsДecreased by most single character events (e.g. If this goes to 0, the character becomes Exhausted, losing several skill points. Increased by eating Flour or Meat (meat has a higher effect), using a Harmonica, Celebration Camps, other random events If this goes to 0, character may flee the partyДecreased by Starvation (having 0 food at end of day), eating Hardtack random events such as Rain (full party), attempting to salvage meat off a dead animal event (single character), etc. Recovered by doctors ($X/hp), Medicine (6/use), Herbal Remedy (1/use), Health Camps Broken Arm), may be temporarily reduced by certain events They go up and down relatively frequently, influenced by the passage of time and some random eventsДefault max of 6, may be permanently reduced by certain events (e.g. Stats - these represent the current status of each character. Repairing your wagon in town is generally cost efficient, and should be a relatively high priority use of money, in order to prevent loss of items due to a damaged wagon/having to discard items due to not having spaceДЄnd here's a mini-guide to characters from what I've figured out so far: Before buying from the shop, take a look at the trades currently offered to see if you can be more slot efficient. For example, if you have 3 clothes left, you can only buy a stack of 10 from the shop, meaning you take up 4 slots in your wagon. Shops only sell full stacks of items, meaning that buying items from the shop can cause you to have too many of certain items. Similarly, Traps give you an extra 30 meat per hunt, so you're better off discarding 2 Traps than, say, 80 meat. However, wheels stack to 3, meaning you're using 4 slots to gain 1 repair in the future, compared to Toolboxes, which also stack to 3, but only use 2 slots, meaning you're using 2 slots to gain 2 repair in the future. While some events can only use Wheels, they are relatively rare, meaning you will likely use that wheel to repair a slot. For example, if you have 4 Wagon Wheels and 5 Toolboxes, it is almost certainly better to discard the wheel. Also, consider the 'opportunity cost' of discarding that item. If you have to discard items, consider what items you could use to top up stats. Charming characters can get almost all barters involving Medicine down to X for 3+ medicine to X for 1 medicine, making it extremely efficient Medicine is extremely valuable not only for restoring HP/reducing duration of injury/disease, but also when bartering. Bison/bears give lots of meat, but take two shots and only give one pelt They take only one shot, but give a balanced amount of meat and pelts.

When hunting, prioritize deer over most other game. Treat diseases ASAP in order to avoid having it spread amongst your party

If you find yourself running low on stamina/hygiene, lower the pace The guaranteed haggle, not to mention the drastically improved prices they get are incredibly valuable Try to pick up 1 of each from a Spare Parts Camp.Дo the other Journeys to unlock Knife, as it doubles the number of pelts you getДЄlways include at least one Charming character in your party. I've generally found that events requiring Wagon Wheels, Tongues and Axles are quite rare, so are likely not worth buying full stacks of at the shop. Always keep Bullets (key for keeping a stock of food, as well as for making money from pelts), Medicine (key for treating injuries/diseases and preventing your characters from dying), and Clothes (hygiene is a sleeper important stat if it hits 0 you'll get Dysentery, which is far more effort to treat than prevent) in your stock