Survival Is Hard, but You Can Make It

Many people lacked a flair for streaming and did not like talking, making them unsuitable as streamers. Just like how the streaming section had many skilled streamers who silently played games and rarely interacted with viewers, resulting in sluggish traffic in their streams.

Now, the guides section offered another way for these game-loving guide writers to make a little money.

Yinzi opened the post.

"Sleeping Through the Cold Night—surely I'm not the only one who's slept and never woken up."

"Holy shit, that opening hit like a truck."

"That hits way too close to home, bro. This post is insanely immersive." Yinzi pressed a hand to his chest. Whenever he saw posts about gathering supplies at the start, he did not even want to open them. All he wanted to know now was what had killed him.

[After a series of tests, I have listed three indicators that you absolutely must watch before sleeping.]

[Before every sleep, make sure to check these three indicators: feels-like temperature. I reckon a lot of people froze to death in their sleep because of this.

Before sleeping, make sure to check the feels-like temperature, then add the temperature bonus shown on the sleep screen to ensure you will not freeze to death.

This is especially important when sleeping outdoors. Otherwise, when a blizzard hits, everyone may unknowingly die in a sleeping bag that is both cold and warm.]

[The second is hunger and thirst. Hunger is not too bad; few people die from it because the game specifically marks the calories required for sleeping. What needs special attention here is thirst. Even if you drink your fill before bed, it will only last eleven hours. Thirst rises faster than hunger, but the sleep screen gives no warning whatsoever, so make sure to drink enough