So I don't know what has gone wrong with the OP's crafting. Note that 1 hour crafting the boot costs 10% of the fishing tackle condition so 1 tackle can easily handle 9 hours of crafting.

Later, when a blizzard socked me in, I'd go draw out the materials and proto-boot, make sure I had fishing tackle (crafting boots, pants and mittens is a great way to get a lot of use out of fishing tackle albeit taking longer than a sewing kit and still have them for fishing) then craft some more. Pair them with the dark brown jeans belt.

I would put the materials and proto-boot into a work bench drawer when the blizzard let up and go do other things. This buttery soft deerskin chukka boot is casually relaxed yet polished, in a perfectly burnished shade of. I just completed a pair of boots which I did more to pass time because of blizzards outside the Quonset garage. Glitches happen in the game and this might be one of them. If you did all that, completed the full crafting effort, then I guess you're probably SOL. ItemTempWindWater Armor Mobility Weight KgCotton Scarf0.10Climbing Socks00.25Thermal Underwear00.

You spent the 12.5 hours? (sewing kit) or 20 hours (fishing tackle) needed to craft them? In The Long Dark, extended survival depends on finding a suitable base where you can kick up your Deerskin Boots.You may travel from Forlorn Muskeg to Timberwolf Mountain in the search for resources, but most players will always return to one spot that suits their play style. If the items are not completed, the crafting menu would be saying how much materials andĬrafting time are needed to complete the item. You are sure you used all 2 cured hides and 4 cured guts? So those 'completed' boots show 100% and 2 kg (4.4 pounds)?

The long dark deerskin boots