johnmichael44

That's an interesting idea! Having a portable water filtration system that works with puddles could be really useful, especially in survival or emergency situations. I guess it would need to be efficient enough to remove all harmful particles and bacteria. A canteen-style design sounds practical, but the filtration process would need to be quick and easy to use, too. It’d be cool to see something like this developed with both portability and effectiveness in mind.

Interesting idea! Weather patterns definitely affect gameplay in many ways. The sunny weather seems like a double-edged sword—it gives you that warmth but also dehydrates you quicker and makes it harder to keep food safe. Windy conditions are tricky too, especially when you're trying to keep track of smaller items like harvested plant fibers and meat chunks—they can easily blow away. The rain, though, seems like a blessing with its fresh water, but the drops hurting you and flooding low areas definitely adds a challenge. I like the detail about puddles staying drinkable for 24 hours after it rains—it adds a nice strategic element to planning your next move.