How do I get to the desolation point in the long dark?

Desolation Point is described as a stretch of coastal highway pockmarked with the abandoned remnants of a formerly thriving whaling industry. The region can be found by going to the end of the Coastal Highway, passing through the Commuter’s Lament, and continuing onward through Crumbling Highway and No. 3 Coal Mine.

What does coastal highway connect to?

Coastal Highway connects to Mystery Lake through the Ravine to the north-west, Pleasant Valley through the Cinder Hills Coal Mine to the north, and Desolation Point through the Crumbling Highway and Abandoned Mine No.

How do you use the Forge in the long dark?

In order to access the forge, the player must bring an active fire in the furnace to a temperature above 150° Celsius (302° Fahrenheit). This is only achievable through adding coal to the fire as it is the only fuel that burns hotter than 80 °C.

How do I get to Mystery Lake from coastal highway The Long Dark?

Go along the coast to the Fishing Camp, then just go up until you hit the rails. Go through the tunnel to the Raven Falls area, then to ML. RAIN is right, but here are some more detailed directions, which give you cattails as you travel.

How do I get to Mystery Lake from coastal highway the long dark?

How many bears are in coastal highway?

2-3 bears
Coastal Highway: 2-3 bears A cave slightly east of Misanthrope’s Homestead, on the island.

Where is the distress pistol in hopeless rescue?

Overview. The Hopeless Rescue challenge requires the player to recover a distress pistol from the summit of Timberwolf Mountain. The player must then hike down to Desolation Point where they have to fire the distress pistol from the top of Lonely Lighthouse. The player has seven days to complete the challenge.

How do you get to the summit of the Timberwolf Mountain?

One way to reach the summit is: From Mountaineer’s Hut, travel to Deer Clearing: requires at least 1 rope climb (via the cave system or Echo Ravine)…Tips while climbing

1. Minimize weight.
2. Climbing ropes drain stamina and fatigue rapidly.
3. Blizzards are dangerous.