Howdy folks,
we know it's been a long time. But diary entries are sometimes hard to decipher and especially hard to find in this arid and barren desert region. But we have found what we were looking for.
... Dust, everywhere this dry dust. My throat feels like a grated stone - dry, painful. My break was too long, or wasn't it? What time is it? Have I been resting here for two, four, six or eight hours? I'm not sure, but it is certain that I must keep going. The next town is not far - or is it? Damn, my mind, it's fogged by the heat, strained by the dryness, but hell, it's unbroken...
Even back then, heat was a natural enemy of man that should not be underestimated; how did the settlers of the Wild West cope with it? They used simple tricks. For example, they kept their beds moist during the day so that they felt freshly cooled in the evening. Many simply slept outside to take advantage of the cooling wind.
We hope to give you more content soon, but until then we have to keep digging to find enough water. Until then, stay safe and above all, stay hydrated!
The Virtual Magic Games and Toplitz Porductions teams.