Help Will Come Tomorrow Expedition Guide, Kaart, en tips

This guide will be showing you the basic things that you need to know about the Help Will Come Tomorrow map, expedition details, tips, en trucjes. Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any suggestions to improve this guide.

Expedition Map

Dus, this map shows what’s generally where for key resources. Note that your playthrough may vary, but the above is what I’ve seen most of the time. Echter, I will occasionally be surprised to consistently not find coal where I expect it to.

One major thing not captured here: the one hex unexplored on this graphic, as well as the one to the west of it, is a place where you can find string and rope–yields can be much lower than the train cars, but this is helpful if the renegades are squatting on those hexes for several days.

Preparing for Your Expedition

Selecting survivors brings up their portrait and gives you an option to drag up to three items into their inventory each, such as weapons or tools. Beginnen, my survivors go empty-handed, but later on I want to bring a shovel when looking for mushrooms, a hatchet when looking for lumber, enz. Ideaal, you’ve given these survivors food and water, in case they get stuck out there, but if you’re careful this won’t usually be an issue.

When selecting your survivors to send on an expedition, it is preferable to send two survivors with 3 action points if possible. Fewer AP mean less flexibility and likelihood of getting what you’re after, and one person have a larger chance of getting lost, lower carrying capacity, and random events that waste your time–Echter, send a single survivor who is “hallucinating” to catch two rare events and an achievement.

Thick forests tend to yield wood, pine needles, and mushrooms. River tiles tend to yield clay, water, stenen, and the occasional fish. I try not to hit the same hex two days in a row, and repeated searches of a hex provides lower resources or even nothing at all. If you’ve been there before, mouseover the hex to see what you can expect–“low” of “depleted” for a resource means you’re not likely to get that one thing.

Movement often does not use up any AP unless you’re doing it several times. Searching often but does not always use up an AP. If you don’t get an event, you can click “search” (magnifying glass) to search the hex.

As you find stuff, it appears in the top part. Dat kan “take all” if you have the space. You have limited carrying capacity, and whatever you are bringing along takes up space, te–you may have to leave some items behind. Note that you cannot consume food or water on this screen–too bad!–so you’ll instead be deciding what you’d like most to bring back to camp.

You can click “Return to Camp” with both characters at zero AP without issue. If you continue to move and search when you have no AP, Echter, you may be spending the night out in the wilderness, which likely means some AP lost tomorrow. I try to “redden ” some AP on one or both survivors if I can for rest or water filtering.

A “good haul” doesn’t always mean full packs. The purpose of this journey was to get some feathers for arrows and ammunition–everything else was a bonus.

Afvalligen

Note that while searching in the hex adjacent to a renegade icon is usually (not always!) safe for the first 2-3 dagen, after that it means you’re pretty likely to get an encounter. Fighting usually doesn’t work, and giving up never works, so best to run off into the woods. This brings you to camp immediately with whatever you have to hand. It is possible that only one of two survivors escapes.

Note that you’re almost always able to move through hexes adjacent to renegades without issue. Ook, if your object is a game animal in a hex adjacent to a renegade, moving into the game animal hex generally triggers the hunting event–recommend hunting with a bow rather than a rifle in this case!