New locations for your scout team are much closer, and as I mentioned earlier, many of them are other settlements that you can form trade pacts with.
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The way that On the Edge is set up with a lot of starting supplies and theoretically endless food, you'll be able to build out a full settlement much more quickly than the main campaign. well not metropolis, but it's pretty good for the apocalypse. Later in the scenario you'll end up connecting and forming trade routes with other settlements, and political capital becomes just as much of a resource as coal or wood. Additionally, you cannot make your own laws as you could in the default scenario New London makes all your laws for you. The communications outpost allowed me to contact the idiots in charge at HQ at any time, so I was always debating on when to use my "political capital", so to speak. The scenario is set up so that it is impossible to survive without their help, but if we asked for too much, we were denied food altogether. I was intrigued by many of the new skills available, but the thing that really pulled me in was the politics of communication with New London.
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Not having to consider food as a resource for the first two weeks leaves the player free to explore the revamped tech tree right away. While sitting many miles away from New London, Outpost 11 is dependent on food shipments from their corporate overlords that will only come if the colony is able to supply a healthy stream of both steam cores and steel. Your town, Outpost 11, is a colony of New London, full of fat cat money grabbers sitting in their ivory towers and looking down on your poor working-class citizens through custom-made monocles. On the Edge is a new scenario that kicks off with some key differences to the main campaign. On the Edge is Frostpunk's final DLC, and though it adds some welcome elements to a new scenario, it's a bit lacking in content for a big finale. Real-time strategy fans have flocked to Frostpunk, and through numerous free updates and a few paid DLC 11 Bit Studios has managed to keep fans coming back for more two and a half years later. Frostpunk has carefully walked the line between a survival game and a city builder with the skill of a tightrope performer, solidly locking in the base game as perhaps my favorite survival game of all time.
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