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By phone, after the disaster

Dr. Cohen (32nd Floor)

SellsTradesKeepsake

Food
6 days
Eats each day
21.6
Garden plots
1
Chance to fall sick each day
1%

Sells

Young Girl's Spare Parts Collection 3

Broken GlassBroken GlassWaste PlasticWaste PlasticAll-Purpose StrengthenerAll-Purpose Strengthener

Trades

Each trade offer draws 4 kinds from this list, 1-2 of each. The share is how likely each one is.

ItemShareMost per offer
Adrenaline Adrenaline15%3
Bandage Bandage15%2
Strong Sedative Strong Sedative15%2
Anxiety Meds Anxiety Meds15%2
Bandage Bandage15%3
Multivitamins Multivitamins6%2
Newspaper Newspaper6%2
Disinfectant Spray Disinfectant Spray6%2
Lingzhi Mushroom Seeds Lingzhi Mushroom Seeds6%2

Keepsake

Stopped Pocket Watch
Stopped Pocket Watch

Each survivor gives it once: after one very large delivery, or after 28 days with food, seeds and materials all well stocked (up to 3 days short are forgiven).

After the disaster

How they get by on their own once you can only reach them by phone. Food, materials and fuel are counted in the game's own supply points.

At the start

Food6 days
Seeds16
Materials108
Fuel24
Medicine180

Found each day

Eats each day21.6
Food4
Materials6
Fuel1
Materials used each day7
Garden plots1
Chance to fall sick each day1%
Chance of a mishap each day4%

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  1. Hello, sorry to bother you. I saw the number on the drone and thought I'd try reaching out. Is anyone there?
  2. My food is nearly gone, but I still have some medicine at home. If you have food to spare, I'd like to trade medicine for it.
  3. With this leg I can't get downstairs, nobody's coming up, and the food at home is gone. I'm sorry to trouble you, but could you spare me some food?
  4. The last lot lasted me until this morning. Nothing's changed on my end, so I have to trouble you again.
  5. I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
  6. The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
  7. You've probably already seen everyone's views in the group. They all hope you'll take the lead. I'd like to hear what you think.You can reply: Accept
  8. Rats made it to the thirty-second floor and chewed the biscuits I left on the table. They climb better than I do. None of the medicine is spoiled, it is all still on the shelf. If you have food to spare, bring it and trade me for medicine.
  9. The wiring in the kitchen caught fire and I dragged this leg over there too slowly, so half a cabinet burned. The medicine's in the bedroom and untouched. What I'm short on is still food, so come trade if you've got it?
  10. Someone came up and knocked yesterday and I didn't open. The lock was broken all the same and the food was taken, though luckily he didn't find the medicine. Have you got food to spare? Bring it and trade for medicine.
  11. The lift stopped working long ago, and yesterday the stairwell window was blown in, leaving a layer of glass across the floor that I can't sweep. The medicine's all here, so bring food and trade.
  12. The lingzhi I planted on the windowsill never took, and the bugs came early. This was never my field. None of the medicine is missing. Name the sort you need and I can find it in the cabinet. Bring food and the rest is easy.
  13. I worked my way along the railing a few times yesterday and today my back will not straighten. This leg was already unreliable and now I am truly not going down. The medicine is all in the cabinet. Bring food and trade.
  14. Rats made it to the thirty-second floor and chewed the biscuits on the table, they climb better than I do. I traded you all the medicine. This leg won't take me downstairs and nobody comes up.
  15. The kitchen wiring caught fire and I dragged this leg over too slowly. The medicine ran out long ago and there is no food at all. My apologies for troubling you.
  16. Someone came up and knocked and I didn't open, but the lock broke anyway and the food was taken. I traded you the medicine long ago, so have you got any to spare over there.
  17. The stairwell window was blown in and there's a layer of glass across the floor that I can't sweep. The medicine cabinet's empty too, so it really is a great deal to ask of you.
  18. The lingzhi on the windowsill never took. I traded you the medicine long ago. This leg can't manage the stairs, so all I can do is wait for you.
  19. I worked along the railing a few times and now my back won't straighten. The medicine's gone as well, so this time I really do have to trouble you.
  20. Rats got into the kitchen, and what I'd stored is chewed full of holes.
  21. I was cooking something on the stove, dozed off and forgot about it, and by the time the burning smell woke me the fire had spread to the edge of the counter and everything piled there burned.
  22. Someone came upstairs, forced my door, and took several things.
  23. The balcony door will not close and it rattles all night.
  24. The pot of seedlings on the sill has gone to insects.
  25. Got up too quickly and fell. The leg is worse for it.
  26. No real harm. There's still a bit in the cupboard. I won't go without.
  27. There's a packet of seed sitting by the medicine box, but my food's nearly at the bottom. If you've got spare, trade me a little, and that can cover it.
  28. I've still got bandages and the like, but none of it's edible. If you've got food, the bandages are yours for it.
  29. There is still some medicine in the flat, but the food is nearly at the bottom. If you have surplus, trade me a little.
  30. I've got two bottles of red left. I want to grow something, but I haven't got a single seed. If you've got any, trade me a few packets, and the red can cover it.
  31. I'm not short of bandages and the like, but I haven't got any seed at all. I'll put the bandages up for a few packets.
  32. I've still got some medicine, but not a single seed. If you've got any on hand, send me two packets and take medicine for them.
  33. I've got two bottles of red left, take them if you want. The balcony door is broken and I haven't got anything at all to mend it with.
  34. There's a packet of seed sitting by the medicine box, but not enough to mend with. If you've got spare, trade it over. Sorry to trouble you.
  35. I've still got some medicine, but nothing at all to mend with. Odd bits would do, just let me have some.
  36. I've got two bottles of red left, but nothing at all to keep warm with. If you've got any on hand, trade me some. Sorry to ask.
  37. The packet by the medicine box is still there, but there's nothing left to keep warm with. If you've got any over there, I'll trade it to you for some. Sorry to put you to the trouble.
  38. I've still got bandages and the like, but nothing at all to keep warm with. Whatever you've got spare on hand, pass some along.
  39. I've still got some medicine, but I'm out of anything to keep warm with. Send some over, enough to get through the night.
  40. I've got two bottles of red left, take them if you want. Even the cabinet has bottomed out, so trade me some.
  41. Take that packet of seed by the medicine box if you want it. My medicine's cleared out, so if you've got any, send me a few.
  42. I've still got some bandages, but no other medicine at all. If you've got spare over there, trade me a few. Sorry to trouble you.
  43. My legs won't let me out of the house, and nobody can come to me. If you have extra food, might I trouble you for some?
  44. I can only turn to you for seeds. If you have extra, could you send me a few?
  45. By rights I should offer something in trade, but I have nothing left to give. I must ask your help with some materials for repairs.
  46. I'm all empty here. The wind is fierce on the thirty-second floor and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got spare, I'd be grateful.
  47. My medicine has run out. If you have some, please set a few aside for me. I'm sorry for the trouble.
  48. I have more of a few things than one person can use. If you're interested, I'd like to trade for something else. Only I can't leave the house, so I'll have to trouble your drone.
  49. Food's nearly out too.
  50. Seeds aren't something I know.
  51. Can't fix anything up here, and no stock for it.
  52. My own medicine is nearly finished.
  53. You can still keep everything in order these days, and I really do admire that, so from now on come to me if anything comes up.
  54. There's even less food left than a while back, and with this leg I can't get down the stairs to look.
  55. With these, I can hold out here a while longer. I have you to thank.
  56. I can't get downstairs. Getting these at all is entirely thanks to you.
  57. I had been waiting, and now that the things are here I can rest easy. I'm sorry to have put this on you.
  58. I have received what you sent, and I'm most grateful. I've prepared some in return to go back with it.
  59. I can't get downstairs, so I depend on you to send things up. I won't forget it. I've put a little something on for it to bring back.
  60. Another delivery from you, and I feel quite bad about it. I don't care to be in anyone's debt, so I've prepared something in return.
  61. Received. Thank you for always keeping me in mind. I have nothing fine to offer, but I picked one thing to send back.
  62. I watched it fly in from the window and knew it was you again, so I've put something on for you.
  63. I'll accept this one. I've chosen one thing to put in, by way of return.
  64. You keep sending things, time after time, and I hardly deserve it. So I've taken something out to give you in return.
  65. I'm short on food here, and I have a few things at home I can spare. If you have extra food, might I trouble you to trade me a little?
  66. I practiced medicine my whole life and never thought I'd have to beg for food in my old age. If you have any, please take pity on me this once.
  67. An old man can't go hungry for long. When I do, my heart starts to flutter. If it's convenient, please set a little food aside for me.
  68. I have nothing left to trade, so I must swallow my pride and ask you for some food.
  69. I can't get out to find food, but with seeds I could grow a little myself. Do you have any to spare?
  70. I'd like to learn to grow things, if only to give myself something to do. If you have spare seeds, a few would be lovely.
  71. If those things really got in, I couldn't run on this leg. If you have materials, I could make my doors and windows solid.
  72. I can manage the repairs slowly, I just have no materials. If you have any to spare, please set a share aside for me.
  73. At my age, I ask for nothing else, only sturdier doors and windows. If you can spare some materials, I'd be grateful.
  74. My old condition is acting up, and my chest keeps tightening. If you have medicine, please help me ease it.
  75. I'm alone at home, with no one to look after me if I'm ill. If you could spare a little medicine, I'd rest much easier.
  76. I'm short on food at home, and with my bad leg I can't go looking myself. All I have to offer is a few small things. Would you be willing to trade me some food?
  77. I'd like to trade a few odds and ends for some food. It isn't much, and I can't leave the building, so I have to trouble you.
  78. My food is nearly gone, and I have very little to offer, just some small things. If it's convenient, could you trade me some?
  79. A few places at home need patching and I'm short on materials. I can offer only so much, just these odds and ends. Please consider whether you'd trade me some.
  80. I can't go out to look, and my materials are used up. I can still scrape together a few things of little value. I'd like to trade them for some materials, if it's no trouble.
  81. I'd like to trade for some materials. I have nothing extra, only a few small things, so I'm afraid you'd be getting the short end.
  82. I'd like to trade for some seeds to grow a little myself. I have nothing to spare, only a few modest things. Would that be enough?
  83. Might I ask you to trade me a couple of packets of seeds? All I can offer is some small things, not much, so I hope you won't mind.
  84. The medicine at home is gone, and I'd like to trade for some. All I can give is what little I have. Would you take a look?
  85. My medicine is about to run out. I can't offer much, only some modest things, but if you're willing, please trade me some.
  86. My legs are bad and I can't get out, and my food has run short. I have a few extras and would like to trade them with you for some food. Thank you for your trouble.
  87. An old man can't go hungry. I have some things I can't use and would like to trade them for a little food. See if it suits you.
  88. Food is scarce for me just now, though I have a few other extras. If it's convenient for you, please trade me some.
  89. I never thought I'd be worrying about food at my age. I'll give you my extras, please trade me some food.
  90. I can't go out to find food, but with seeds I could grow my own. I have a few extras here and would like to trade for some.
  91. I'm no gardener, but I'd still like to try. I'd trade my extras for some of your seeds, if you'd be so kind.
  92. I have no seeds, but I do have a few other extras. Would you be kind enough to see whether we can trade?
  93. If those things really got in, these legs of mine couldn't carry me away. I've brought my extras and would like to ask you to trade me some materials.
  94. I can manage the repairs slowly, I just have no materials. You can have the things I can't use, just trade me some.
  95. One of my doors still won't close properly. I'd like to fix it, but I don't have enough materials, so I'll trade you my extras.
  96. I'm short on materials, though I have enough of other things. I'd be grateful if you traded me a little.
  97. An old complaint of mine has flared up and my chest keeps tightening. All my extras are here, and I'd like to trade them for some medicine to get me through.
  98. I'm home alone, and if I fall ill there's no one to look after me. You can have the things I can't use, just trade me a little medicine.
  99. There's no medicine left at home at all, though I have a few other extras. Might I ask you to trade me some?
  100. Some things I have more of than I can use on my own. If any of it is useful to you, trade me something else for it.
  101. It would be a shame to let these extras sit here, so I'd like to trade. I'd be grateful if you took a look.
  102. I'm a little better off now and thought it was about time we traded. Take whatever suits you.
  103. What's left will last me a while. Thank you for thinking of me.
  104. I took a small loss, but fortunately nothing important. I'll tidy up slowly.