Survival Log locations

• Discount Mart A discount warehouse with yellowed price tags, where goods are stacked in boxes and bags all the way to the ceiling. Rice, flour, oil, cases of bottled water, wholesale canned goods, toilet paper, and daily necessities are the main offerings. Quality varies, but prices are cheap and quantities are substantial, making it the top choice for stocking up on basics. Items 173 Satiety 1661 Exposure none
• Farmers' Market Damp floors and crates of vegetables everywhere. This place specializes in fresh vegetables, various seeds and seedlings, and flowerpots—providing both vitamins for your dinner table and the foundation for starting your own garden at home. Items 146 Satiety 689 Exposure none
• Renovation Company The renovation company serves as a hub for furniture and equipment. Kitchen electronics, power generators, and various large items of furniture pieces for storage, reinforcement, and renovation are displayed in abundance—this place is the main source for your house's upgrades and improvements. Items 91 Satiety 62 Exposure none
• Used Car Lot Rows upon rows of old cars, from beaten-up hatchbacks to boxy minivans. If you're lucky, you'll find one that's reliable, spacious, doesn't guzzle too much gas, and won't fall to pieces when it hits a pothole—but you'll have to haggle for it first. Items 60 Satiety 437 Exposure none
• Convenience Store A small corner store, closest to your home. The biggest draw is the daily rotating deals section—what's on offer is a matter of luck, but the prices are irresistibly low. Before the disaster, this was your go-to spot for grabbing bargains on the way home. Items 56 Satiety 560 Exposure none
• Hardware Store, shops, before the outbreak A small warehouse filled with the scent of metal and motor oil. Various tools and hardware parts crowd the shelves, with scattered building materials piled in the corners. Most of the tools and accessories needed for home repairs, furniture modifications, and defensive reinforcements can be found here. Items 37 Satiety 67 Exposure none
• Abandoned Hospital Hospital Items 185 Satiety 1109 Exposure 2000
• Abandoned School School Items 183 Satiety 896 Exposure 2000
• Deserted Supermarket Discount Mart (Post-Disaster) Items 179 Satiety 1302 Exposure 1800
• Hardware Store, places you search A local hardware store. There should be supplies still inside. Maybe survivors too? Items 67 Satiety 117 Exposure 750
• Gas Station Gas Station/Mini-Mart Items none Satiety none Exposure 1200
• Office Office Items none Satiety none Exposure 1600
• Survivor Camp The survivors in the eastern part of the city huddle together to get by, stockpiling canned goods and instant noodles to trade. Items 16 Satiety 273 Exposure none
• Rooftop Nursery An old gardener on the rooftop vows to pass down the seeds, with boxes of seedlings holding out hope for next spring. Items 15 Satiety 5 Exposure none
• Safe House The old pharmacist trades medicine for goods through the window—no face-to-face meetings, no questions asked. He's gained a reputation that has spread across the city. Items 14 Satiety 5 Exposure none
• Apartments Drone-accessible survivor outpost. One resident has converted her entire balcony into a garden, trading seedlings for supplies, no credit given. Items 14 Satiety 174 Exposure none
• City Center Base A mysterious hoarder has entrenched himself in the city center. Premium rations, medicines, materials, and books are all hard currency. Don't bother coming by with inferior goods. Items 13 Satiety 270 Exposure none
• Basement The basement is walled with countless books, and the owner has put up a wooden sign: "Will Trade Books for Food." From novels to survival manuals, a little knowledge can go a long way in the apocalypse. Items 11 Satiety 10 Exposure none
• Underground Garage Drone-accessible survivor outpost. A tech geek has converted this underground garage into a workshop. With parts piled to the ceiling, he can dig up whatever you need. Items 10 Satiety 15 Exposure none
• Recycling Station Scavengers sort and categorize the scrap paper, sheet metal, and plastic bottles they collect each day—in the apocalypse, trash is raw material. Items 9 Satiety 3 Exposure none
• Barricade Outpost The outpost behind the barricade houses a group of fortification fanatics, with plenty of parts and materials for repairing and reinforcing household defenses. Items 8 Satiety 25 Exposure none
• Compost Site An old farmer who has worked the land his whole life guards this composting site on the city outskirts—anything that can make the soil grow crops is worth far more than money. Items 5 Satiety none Exposure none

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