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Re: Sauna instructions and usage Quote from: Galgana on December 16, 2023, 10:31:30 PM At minimum, the sauna mechanic requires: sauna stove; an ordinary fireplace isn't adequate for the purpose Most villages will have a sauna building with the stove, a tub to hold water, and a bench (this piece of furniture is just there for immersion afaik) If you wish to have your own stove, you must 1) have a fully constructed wooden building with the walls and floors done; 2) gather 40 stones + 15 rocks to construct the stove. A sauna building may also function as a smokehouse, or a small starter home before you acquire the materials for a bigger living space. fuel to heat the stove for several hours: a good steam requires about 50 pounds of fuel (equivalent to 1 slender tree trunk) water for steam Pick up a container (any size will do) Stand next to a water source and open the inventory Use the `[a]` apply key and select the container you wish to fill Stand next to the sauna stove and open the inventory Use the `[a]` apply key and select the container with water The message log will inform you about the status of the stove's steam; you'll also see the screen flash white and hear sound effects of water being thrown on the heated sauna stove In general terms for the game's setting, when the weather is freezing a sauna bath becomes the main method of maintaining hygiene. Although hygiene as a system isn't modeled in the game, using the sauna gives a boost to the player's health in terms of wound/illness recovery rate. (For symptoms of poisoning, you're basically sweating out the toxins.) Applying a vasta will buff the health benefits, so it's a good idea to stock up on birch twigs when they're in season during the summer. Since the game performs checks to wound status once a day in the morning, a daily sauna regime could help when you require it. Wow what a great reply. Thank you, now I fully understand saunas! I wasn't even certain they had an effect players can actually reliably and undeniably see, I thought they mighta been like the spirits. One thing though: how long should I take the sauna for? Is there a notification that tells you you've properly sauna'd yourself? Should I just wait for the fire to burn out? I know irl they're only like 15 minutes or something but idk how to measure that ingame December 17, 2023, 08:52:37 PM	1
Re: You Think You Might Hear Some Kind of Rustle Now that I think about it perhaps its tied to your relation with the local spirits. If your character is uneasy with their relationship with them they might sleep more warily wether the spirits are real or not. December 28, 2023, 11:19:00 AM	1

Quote from: Galgana on December 16, 2023, 10:31:30 PM

At minimum, the sauna mechanic requires:

sauna stove; an ordinary fireplace isn't adequate for the purpose
Most villages will have a sauna building with the stove, a tub to hold water, and a bench (this piece of furniture is just there for immersion afaik)
If you wish to have your own stove, you must 1) have a fully constructed wooden building with the walls and floors done; 2) gather 40 stones + 15 rocks to construct the stove.
A sauna building may also function as a smokehouse, or a small starter home before you acquire the materials for a bigger living space.
fuel to heat the stove for several hours: a good steam requires about 50 pounds of fuel (equivalent to 1 slender tree trunk)

water for steam
Pick up a container (any size will do)
Stand next to a water source and open the inventory
Use the [a] apply key and select the container you wish to fill
Stand next to the sauna stove and open the inventory
Use the [a] apply key and select the container with water
The message log will inform you about the status of the stove's steam; you'll also see the screen flash white and hear sound effects of water being thrown on the heated sauna stove

In general terms for the game's setting, when the weather is freezing a sauna bath becomes the main method of maintaining hygiene. Although hygiene as a system isn't modeled in the game, using the sauna gives a boost to the player's health in terms of wound/illness recovery rate. (For symptoms of poisoning, you're basically sweating out the toxins.)

Applying a vasta will buff the health benefits, so it's a good idea to stock up on birch twigs when they're in season during the summer.

Since the game performs checks to wound status once a day in the morning, a daily sauna regime could help when you require it.

Wow what a great reply. Thank you, now I fully understand saunas! I wasn't even certain they had an effect players can actually reliably and undeniably see, I thought they mighta been like the spirits.

One thing though: how long should I take the sauna for? Is there a notification that tells you you've properly sauna'd yourself? Should I just wait for the fire to burn out? I know irl they're only like 15 minutes or something but idk how to measure that ingame
December 17, 2023, 08:52:37 PM

Re: You Think You Might Hear Some Kind of Rustle Now that I think about it perhaps its tied to your relation with the local spirits. If your character is uneasy with their relationship with them they might sleep more warily wether the spirits are real or not.
December 28, 2023, 11:19:00 AM 1

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