Pack matches coal and tinder first, these are critical when the white hits. Find natural cover like rock walls or caves to shield your fire from wind direction changes. Smart survivors position fires on the quiet side of landmarks, checking wind with the wheel menu

Keep stocked with rose hip and reishi tea they're lifesavers when things get rough. Layer clothes properly focusing on wind protection since that chill factor hits harder than pure cold. The wolfskin coat is your friend here

Emergency flares pull double duty, lighting your way and scaring off wolves while giving off some heat. Watch your stamina carefully, running while tired is asking for trouble. Maybe interesting: lighting a torch before starting fires saves precious matches. When you're really stuck, animal carcasses make decent wind barriers while you get your bearings

Keep fires going in 1-2 hour bursts to avoid wasting fuel if the wind shifts. Stick close to shelter spots you know, moving around too much in white-out conditions is risky business