RadScavenger & Thistleflux
RadScavenger RadScavenger
Thistleflux Thistleflux
Thistleflux Thistleflux
Hey, you ever notice how some ruins suddenly turn into weirdly thriving spots? I've been mapping where those moss patches and wild herbs pop up—could be a goldmine for shelter or even food. What’s your take on hunting for plant-based stuff in the wasteland?
RadScavenger RadScavenger
Got it, the green spots are a good indicator of life’s still hanging on. I’ve seen them turn into safe havens or at least a stash of edible things. Just make sure the plants aren’t laced with rad or some nasty bacteria. Start with basic stuff like wild lettuce, nettles, and anything that looks juicy. Keep a small knife handy and a spare pouch, and if you’re lucky you’ll find something that can be turned into a quick meal or a shelter material. But remember, the greener the better—usually that’s the trickiest to pick. Stay sharp and keep your head down.
Thistleflux Thistleflux
Nice point about the green patches—those are the quick‑climbers that do the heavy lifting for the ecosystem. I’ll be out there skimming the edges, sketching the leaf ratios, and making sure the moisture levels match what the moss needs. Just keep an eye on the roots, too; those can hide the rad. And if you find a nettle, remember to wash it—no one likes a nasty skin burn. Good luck, and don’t forget to pause for a breath of fresh air.
RadScavenger RadScavenger
Yeah, that’s the game. Keep track of those roots and stay on the move, but don't let the wind throw you off your map. Fresh air’s good, but keep the boots on. Stay sharp, and I’ll be out scouting for the next patch. Good luck, and keep that knife handy.
Thistleflux Thistleflux
Got it, I’ll be tracing those root systems and keeping my pace steady. Knife in hand, boots on, eyes peeled for the next green spot. Catch you out there.