And all this not including the VAST amount of extra money you need to build a decent Satsuma. It also puts you out on the dangerous roads where you’re at risk of dying all the time. This requires money, getting which requires fuel (which requires money) and time. There are survival aspects: You have to buy (and consume) groceries, pay bills, not burn your house down, etc.Learn from your mistake (if you made one) or curse fickle Fate, and go on as best you can. But the bottom line is, expect to die and don’t get upset when it happens. Others can be held off (most of the time) with proper risk management. A few ways, even if you’re being careful, are just BAM!, you’re dead (such as meeting a reckless, drunken AI idiot head-on at a blind hill or corner). You can avoid many by not being a reckless, drunken idiot, no matter how much the game tempts you. Dying without permadeath is (without cheats) often almost as much of a pain as with, in terms of the recovery process. Also, quite a few achievements are only available with permadeath on. If you die with it on, you start over from scratch (although your previous character gets a tombstone at the church). Permadeath is on by default (toggled at bottom of driver’s license when starting a new game).Thus, you sometimes need to go long periods without saving, to save time in the gameworld. Because various NPCs and events are only available at certain times of day, this can make it hard to keep appointments. When you continue the game, the in-game time will have advanced 1-2 hours. Saving also quits the game to the main menu.But more to the point, it means you must sometimes go through much gameplay and accept must risk along the way between opportunities to save. Strangely, this does NOT decrease your need to drain your bladder. You can only save at toilets/outhouses, of which there are only a few scattered across the map. Unless you manually copy your save files to a safe location, starting a new game overwrites the previous save. Whatever you find enjoyable, within the limits offered by rural 1995 Finland. You can have a home or live on the street.

You can be a good, hard-working person or a layabout drunk.

If you choose to build the Satsuma, you can make it a street rod, a rally racer, a drag racer, or whatever pimpmobile you want, and switch back and forth at will, as long as you’ve got the money. You actually never have to touch the Satsuma ‘kit” at all to still have a good time enjoying 1995 rural Finland. If you didn’t know this already, don’t consider these spoilers as until you understand these things, you have no hope of getting anywhere in the game. This guide assumes you know the following things. It’s both for new players and those who haven’t played the game in a year or so and are lost by the changes in the meantime. This guide is how about how to survive and make enough money to make a cool Satsuma in a reasonable amount of time.

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