How to Play the Seven Day World Snow Country Life Script: A Guide for the Seven Day World Snow Country Life Season

The new season, Seven Days in the Snow Country, has already kicked off. Many pioneers may have already delved into the Arkham snowfields. Perhaps many friends still feel a bit lost about the new script and are unsure how to proceed to help the season develop rapidly. Whether you're currently battling the extreme cold or just entering the script, I believe this guide will be of great assistance.

I. Preparation Stage

Before officially heading to the Snow Country, there are some preparatory steps you can take. The first is your character's weight; it's best to increase it to over 85KG, as this grants 5 points of cold resistance. Eating fish and chips can increase weight, primarily adding fat to the belly and thighs. If you're particular about appearance, use a floor mirror and consume transformation items to adjust your character’s weight, aiming for 86-87KG, which is the optimal state.

The second point is the materials to carry. Not bringing any won't significantly impact the game experience, as there is a protection period after landing where freezing is unlikely. For those who want to bring materials, 8 bear skins are recommended. These are easy to obtain from previous scripts and provide 10 points of cold resistance. Defeating enemies at temperatures below 10 degrees also restores 3% health, making them quite useful for early exploration. Crocodile skin and down feathers also offer high cold resistance but are less necessary in the early stages.

Additionally, prepare torches. During exploration, you'll find many crops, such as fruits and ginger, which can increase cold resistance when consumed. Processing these items can also be effective. Consider carrying high-temperature stones as well. In summary, choose to bring some basic cold-resistant items as needed.

II. How to Increase Temperature Resistance

The temperature in the Snow Country script is extremely harsh, with the risk of either freezing or overheating. To survive, you need to enhance your character's temperature resistance. Clothing, such as shirts and pants, can increase temperature resistance. Upon landing, prioritize crafting these items using materials like bear skins for cold resistance and prairie wolf skins for heat resistance, though the latter is more useful in the second phase of the script. Exploring in high-temperature areas of the Mystic Arctic can increase cold resistance. Foods like salt-roasted fire fruit and torches can also boost cold resistance. The Entropy Lantern, unlocked in Mystic Arctic Exploration 2, provides appropriate cold or heat resistance based on the surrounding environment.

III. Home Location Construction

The first recommended location is at (360, 4500), near the Avalanche Wedge Teleport Tower. You can directly teleport here, making it convenient to return home. After jumping down, you can see the surroundings, which include shallow water suitable for building a home. Constructing a temperature control tower here can provide the necessary effects. The area is surrounded by mountains, offering nice scenery and relative safety. The only downside is that the space is not very large, limiting the size of the home, making it more suitable for small teams.

The second location is suitable for smaller groups. This area is not very large, accommodating only four or five territories. The benefit here is the temperature, which is 25 degrees, a comfortable and livable temperature. The area is surrounded by mist, has a water source, and is relatively flat. Although it can't accommodate a large number of people, it is ideal for small teams. The third location is not far from here, reachable by a short ride. This area can accommodate more people, with a larger range, no mountain barriers, and no water or rivers. Depending on the number of people, this can be a good alternative option.

Another location is near the Serpent's Eye Pass Teleport Tower, by the lakeshore. The advantage here is the abundance of minerals, including star ore and fire rock, and the area is rich in resources. Additionally, it is a contaminated zone, and water can be drawn nearby.

This guide covers the initial development process for the Seven Days in the Snow Country script, including preparation for entering the season, focusing on temperature, and providing tips for temperature resistance and home locations. By following these steps, your early development should go smoothly.