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Hoarding Middle-Aged Man

In town, before the disaster

Hoarding Middle-Aged Man

Discount Mart

SellsTradesKeepsake

Food
6 days
Eats each day
24
Garden plots
1
Chance to fall sick each day
1%

Sells

Trades

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

Keepsake

Military Compass
Military Compass

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
Fuel40
Medicine120

Found each day

Eats each day24
Food5
Materials6
Fuel3
Materials used each day18
Garden plots1
Chance to fall sick each day1%
Chance of a mishap each day4%

Conversations 1

What they say when you walk up to them. The game picks the conversation from what you have done before.

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Any time

  1. Hoarding Middle-Aged Man(Pushing a fully loaded shopping cart, muttering) Can never have too much in stock…

You can answer

  • You also feel something's off lately?
  • What did you grab?
  • Let's swap numbers.
  • (Nod politely.)

In passing 5

Lines that pop up over their head as you walk by.

  • In times like these, saving more money and stocking up on supplies never hurts.
  • The company is laying people off again. Better prepare early.
  • Looking at the chaos in the news... it feels like something big is about to happen.
  • Young man, take my advice: your health is your greatest asset.
  • That good-for-nothing son of mine has zero sense of urgency. He really worries me.

Texts 114

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  1. I told you from the start that something would happen.
  2. Nobody believed me
  3. The ones who said I was paranoid
  4. damn it, now they're all knocking on my door to borrow stuff
  5. Looks like you were prepared, too
  6. Smart of you
  7. It's so chaotic out there
  8. it's still the prepared ones who are holding upYou can reply: You told me to stock up. I listened, It's chaos out there, but life goes on, Don't speak too soon
  9. Mm. I know where I stand.
  10. I've got medicine, I'm short on materials. If you have extra materials, I'll trade medicine for them.
  11. Everything on the list is crossed off, and this time I really have nothing to give. If you can spare some materials, give them to me first and I'll put it on my tab.
  12. It's the guy who talked to you by the canned goods
  13. What's in your cart isn't enough
  14. Listen, stock up while you can. The news doesn't look right to me
  15. 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.
  16. 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.
  17. I read through what the group said. Most of them want you to lead, and I think you're the right person too. What do you think?You can reply: Accept
  18. Rats got into the storeroom, knocked a jar down and broke it, and chewed open a pouch of meat. The medicine wasn't touched though, the cabinet holds exactly what it held before, not one compartment short. What I want is still material for reinforcing doors and windows?
  19. The water on the stove boiled dry and the flames licked the cabinet door black. I shut the gas cylinder first, as planned. The medicine cabinet was not affected. I checked the list again and nothing is missing. Come trade if you have material.
  20. A window was pried open and whoever came in went through the outer room. I keep the medicine locked further in and he didn't find it. What I'm short on is still material for reinforcing doors and windows, so come trade if you've got it?
  21. The crack in the window frame keeps widening and the wind poured through all last night, so I've taped it shut for now. The medicine's all fine, so bring material and trade, take your pick.
  22. The cabbage I planted, the leaves have all gone to lace. I genuinely have no experience with this. No medicine is missing and the list is the same as ever, so come trade if you've got reinforcement material.
  23. Something went in my back lifting the medicine crate and now I can't crouch. The medicine's still on the shelf with the labels facing out, so see for yourself. What I want is material for reinforcing doors and windows?
  24. Rats broke the honey jar and chewed the pouch open. I traded the medicine away long ago and there's nothing left on the list. This time I'm the one asking, so if you've got material to spare, let me have some.
  25. The flames licked the cabinet door black. I shut the gas cylinder as planned and I am unhurt. But this place has been empty for a while. This time it is my turn to ask you.
  26. A window was pried open and the outer room was left in a mess. I've got nothing left to lose, and the medicine went long ago. If you've got extra, let me have it first.
  27. A crack opened in the window frame and the wind poured through all night. I've taped it shut, but I haven't got any material at all. This time I need you to help me out.
  28. The bugs ate every cabbage, not one left. The medicine was traded out long ago too. I don't often ask like this, but this time I have to.
  29. I've thrown my back out and can't crouch. The medicine shelf emptied a while back, and I haven't got any material at all. Let me have some first.
  30. Rats got into the storeroom and bit open two packets.
  31. I was heating something on the stove and forgot about it the second I turned away, and by the time I noticed it had already caught fire. Luckily I put it out fast and nothing else burned.
  32. Someone forced the door in the night and took quite a lot of stuff.
  33. The hinge came off and the door won't shut properly, so for the past couple of days all I can do is hold it with a cabinet.
  34. The greens I planted got wrecked by insects.
  35. I wrenched my back moving things, and now I can only sit.
  36. It doesn't really set me back, I keep something in reserve.
  37. That packet of seed on my list is still here, but my food's nearly gone. Have you got any to spare? Trade me two days' worth.
  38. I've still got a few things here you can store in, all clean ones. My food's bottomed out, so if you've got any, take these for it and name your figure.
  39. My medicine's fully stocked, nothing missing, but the food really is gone. Trade me something edible at whatever the going rate is.
  40. I've still got some food, ham hock and honey and butter. I want to sow another round, but I haven't got any seed. Trade me two packets if you've got them.
  41. I've got things to store in to spare, but not one packet of seed left. Could you trade me a few? I'm not particular about the variety.
  42. My medicine's still complete, but I'm out of seed. If you've got spare over there, trade me two packets.
  43. I haven't got anything for reinforcing the door and windows. There's still some food here, so take it in trade and name your figure.
  44. There's one packet of seed still on my list. What I need is reinforcing material, so trade me some if you've got spare. It doesn't need to be the good kind.
  45. There's no medicine I'm short of, but I really have no repair materials. If you've got extra over there, I'll trade at your price.
  46. I'm out of anything to burn. There's still some food here, take it if you want, and trade me something that burns. Trade me something that burns, I won't ask for a lot.
  47. The packet on my list is still here, but there's nothing left to burn and the room holds no warmth at night. If you've got spare, trade me some.
  48. I've still got a few things to store in, but nothing at all that burns. If you've got extra over there, I'll put these up for it.
  49. My medicine's still complete, but I'm out of anything to burn. Trade me some firewood, and the medicine can cover it.
  50. Medicine used to be the one thing I had covered, and now that's bottomed out too. I've still got some food, so take it in trade.
  51. My medicine's cleared out. Take that packet of seed off my list if you want it, and trade me something for infection, any of it will do.
  52. My medicine's gone. I've still got a few things to store in, all clean. If you've got medicine spare, take these for it. I won't shortchange you.
  53. I've run out of food here. If you still have some, let me have a little first. I'll keep track of what I owe.
  54. I want to plant another round, but I don't have a single seed. If you have some, send me a few and I'll pay you back later.
  55. My doors and windows are still open in places, and I've got nothing to trade you. If you have extra materials, let me have a little and count it as owed.
  56. I've traded out completely. It's cold at night and I haven't got anything that burns. If you've got extra, lend me a little for now.
  57. This time I really am out of medicine. If you have some to spare, send me some. I won't take it for nothing.
  58. I counted through my things, and I've stocked a bit too much of some of it. Pick what you like and give me something else for it.
  59. The food line on my list needs filling too.
  60. Never listed seeds, so I have none.
  61. The materials line is still blank.
  62. Started rationing the medicine too.
  63. After all this time you're still fine, so you can clearly take it, and from now on you decide where we go.
  64. It's getting harder to find food out there, and what I've got is almost gone.
  65. The one thing I was short on is finally covered. Thanks to you.
  66. That trade went smoothly. You kept your word, and I won't forget it.
  67. I counted it all and not one thing is off. You're reliable, and I'm grateful for that.
  68. I believe in give and take. You gave me something, so I'm giving a little back. It's going out now.
  69. This helped me a lot, thank you. I took a bit out of the extra I keep on hand and sent it to you.
  70. I don't want to take your things for nothing, so I sent a little back. It's not a lot, and the drone already has it.
  71. What you gave me covered exactly what I was missing. I'll handle the rest myself. I sent something back to you too.
  72. I'm taking this one, and I've put together a share for you too. Not much, but I picked it out myself.
  73. I always say you can't count on other people, but I'm honestly taking this from you. I have to give you something back.
  74. I've put away this batch. What I have isn't much, but I took some of it out for you.
  75. I'm short on materials and want to trade some medicine for them. If you have extra, let's settle on terms.
  76. I don't like asking anyone for anything, but I can't do a thing on an empty stomach. Give me some food for now and I'll pay you back.
  77. It's embarrassing to say. I planned everything so carefully and still came up short on food. If you have extra, help me hold out for a while.
  78. This time I'll have to owe you for the food. I truly have nothing left to trade.
  79. Living off stores will run dry sooner or later. I want to grow my own. If you've got seeds you won't use, do me this favor.
  80. I thought about the seeds for a long time, and you're still the one I have to ask. Once they grow, the first share is yours.
  81. If I don't patch the doors and windows, I can't hold this place. If you have materials, share some with me.
  82. I should have reinforced the doors and windows long ago. I put it off, that's on me. Now I'm short on materials. Consider this a favor to me.
  83. Those things nearly got in a few times, and I'm not betting on the next one. Give me some materials and I'll owe you.
  84. I was always the best stocked, and yet I'm the one who got sick first. If you have medicine, I'll repay the favor later.
  85. Letting this illness drag on won't do. I need to get it under control first. Give me some medicine and we'll settle the rest later.
  86. I went through my stock, and food is the one thing I'm short on. All I have left to trade is a few odds and ends. However much they get me is fine.
  87. Food is on my shortage list and I still haven't filled it. I can put up a few small things I have on hand, though not many. You decide how much food they're worth.
  88. I should have stocked more food, and now I really don't have enough. I don't have much to trade, but I'll give you whatever I can scrape together for a little food.
  89. I don't have enough materials to reinforce my doors and windows, so the rest is up to you. I can only offer some bits and pieces. See how many materials they'd get me.
  90. I miscalculated on materials and I'm still well short. I have very little to trade, just these small things. See if any of it is useful to you.
  91. A few spots on my doors and windows still aren't done, and I'm out of materials. I only have so much to offer, but I'd like to trade it for some materials.
  92. I didn't stock enough seeds and want to make up the gap. What I can offer isn't worth much, and there isn't a lot of it. Would you trade me some seeds for it?
  93. If you have seeds, I'd like to trade the few things I have left for some. What I can offer is limited.
  94. Even I run out of medicine sometimes, and right now one of them has run dry. All I have to trade is some odds and ends, and I'd like to swap them for some medicine.
  95. I need to restock some of the usual meds. I don't have much to trade, just a few small things. If you're willing, trade me some.
  96. Food's getting tight here. I've already picked out my extras from my list and I'm bringing them to trade. Let's keep it fair.
  97. I'm not taking anything of yours for free. I'm bringing my extras to trade, and you decide how much food to give.
  98. Food is the one thing I miscalculated back then. I have a few other things left over, so if you have food to spare, let's trade.
  99. I'm short on food and I kept too much of some things. It's a waste to sit on them, so trading them squares us up nicely.
  100. I want to plant another round, but I've used up my seeds. I kept too much of some things, and they can cover the seeds.
  101. I'm short on seeds, nothing else. If you have extra seeds, I'll trade you what I kept too much of. Neither of us takes advantage.
  102. Stored supplies won't last forever, so I plan to grow my own. Trade me some seeds and you'll get everything you're owed.
  103. There's still a gap in my doors and windows that I need to close. Consider my extras the price of the materials.
  104. Materials are the one thing I underestimated back then. You can have all my extras, and we'll trade at whatever amount you think is fair.
  105. Those things have tried to get in a few times, so I have to reinforce my doors and windows. If you have materials, I'll trade you for them, and you won't lose out.
  106. I'm short on materials, but I have more than enough of other things. I'll trade them with you, and you decide how many materials to give.
  107. I got sick, and of course I hadn't stocked enough medicine. I have some extras to trade for meds. Just keep a clear record of it.
  108. I need to restock my medicine, and it can't wait. Here's what I stocked too much of, one thing for another.
  109. I'll trade you what I've overstocked for your medicine, and we'll count it however it should be counted.
  110. I ran the numbers, and I kept too much of these. Holding on to them doesn't make sense. See if you want to trade.
  111. Once I've got too much of something, I like to trade it away. If you can use it, all the better.
  112. I'm not short on anything this time, I've just got a bit too much in stock. If anything catches your eye, trade for it. Up to you.
  113. I was prepared. This won't throw off my plans.
  114. This loss is still within what I planned for, don't worry.