Hell I can complete a clear and fetch T3-4 in 5-10 real life minutes using melee for all but the hairiest spots. As it is I've been passing up on tier 5 quests because they seem to have been tuned into death traps that take more than a game day to complete and the rewards aren't noticeably better than running a tier 3-4, especially considering how fast you can knock out those easier quests. The more towns and cities generated on a map the more traders. It'd make a logical sort of sense as well, since the trader would offer little reward for running an errand that is just a block or two away, but asking you to cross the map and kill a hundred zombies would be a much bigger ask. One trader will spawn on the outskirts of every town and city except abandoned Old West towns. Maybe add an incentive to travel those long distances by increasing the reward based on the distance. Snow is a basic block and potential, albeit very unadvised, building material found only in the Snowy Forest biome. The islands in the large body of water can be easily fortifiable against the zombie sieges. If you’ve ever dreamed of building a base over the water, this is the map to do it. As you move up to higher tier quests then the balance starts to shift to sending you places that are farther away. An overview of the map seed with a large body of water. He has a bear claw scared right across his face from his famous fight against Navasganes biggest bear. They are now in cities, so easier to find at least. Trader Hugh is located up north in the snow biome. You will still have traders, but you will have to find them the old fashioned way by looking for them. There should still be traders on your map, but you will have to find them the old fashioned way: by looking for them. If you are playing an all-wasteland or all-snow map, you will get the no trader message. The initial trader quest sends you to a forest trader. How about rather than limiting the distance from a trader the quest can be, weighting it so that closer PoI's of the appropriate tier are more likely to be chosen at the lower tiers. The starting quest sends you to a forest trader, so if you have a no forest map, you will get the no trader message. The 2nd cause is modded maps that dont have a forest biome.
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