The barn also has a workbench and a firebarrel located conveniently close, making prolonged crafting sessions easier. It offers poor protection from the elements (i.e., some wind protection, depending on wind direction), and it isn't entirely safe from the wildlife. The barn is a wooden shell of a building without an actual interior. The front porch may be used to store meat to prevent it from spoiling, however the player must remember that the porch itself isn't safe from wildlife. The house offers a good amount of storage space, as well as a lot of open areas to cure hides.
The house also has a stove (one of in the few 6-slot stoves in the game) in the kitchen and a fireplace in the bedroom. It consists of a living room, kitchen bathroom, office, bedroom, and small storage room. The big house in town is dangerous due to wolves having cover and being able to surprise you.īut difficulty level plays a large role here.Īgreed, on low difficulty it doesn't matter but on Stalker+ I've died or been maimed coming out of the big Milton house by the wolves that "hide" in the ditches on the side the roads right in front of it because they appear out of no where and you have no time to react and generally get a false sense of security from being in the middle of the town.Īnother bonus to being out in the farm (beside the workbench) is that there is a bear that comes near the entrance of the farmhouse that is one of the easiest to kill in the game because there is also a car right there that you can hide in safely after you shoot the bear and wait for it to bleed out.Description of location Farmhouse Ī single-story farmhouse may require a key to get into and is the only building with an interior in this location. There is a wolf that patrols the porch but as long as you knock him out, you've got a good base. I don't play the story mode so I don't know what names are used there, only in survival mode. I mean the farmstead that's locked out in the fields with the workbench in comparison to the big farmhouse in Milton town itself.
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