This Game Is Too Real

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Constructing Outpost Base required tools.

And the required quantity was not small.

For example, fire tongs and hammers for forging, axes for chopping trees, saws for breaking down the wood, and other small tools such as screwdrivers, screws, nails, wrenches, and so on.

Without tools, many tasks were either difficult to initiate or, even if they were initiated, the efficiency was extremely low.

For instance, the plastering knives used by players at Outpost Base to repair the walls were makeshift versions made of wood.

Actually, if it was the first few years of the Wasteland Era, these tools could have been easily found in hardware stores, department stores, repair shops, and the like.

Thanks to the advanced material technology before the war, these items were usually of very good quality.

However, two hundred years had passed by now, and the easily lootable places had long been picked clean. Places rich in resources like department supermarkets and repair shops were even, in the early years, simply the lairs of the survivors; it was impossible for much to be left.

But nothing is absolute.

Just like how scavengers could still find a tiny bit of pitiable materials on the Wasteland 211 years later today, there would always be some good things left behind by careless people.