Safety precautions aside, go take a nap and see how good your vision is when you wake up. You just need a room that is literally pitch black, like a basement with no windows and no light sources, and tape or cloth over the door cracks to prevent light from leaking in. but you most definitely can not see in pitch black.Īnd its something thats not difficult to test. If you live in the country or small town environments, theres actually a thing where the lower light pollution allows more opportunities to adjust to even lower light levels, enabling even weaker light sources (like starlight) to offer visibility. If you're an urbanite or suburbanite, that tends to come from all the light pollution bleeding in through the Windows, if not LED lights from electronics inside the house. To have any kind of visibility, you need some kind of ambient light source.
Then that means your house isn't pitch black. but my god, when I walk around in my house in the pitch black I can still see where I'm going. I know, there are torches, flares, lanterns, etc. I really appreciate the time you took typing this all out. You can walk around with this and sort of see where the walls and other obstacles are. If the item is colored red, it means it is currently being held in an unplaceable area whereas green is valid (ergo an unoccupied spot). It will show its highlighted representation in front of you. Third, a creative workaround/exploit/game mechanism/whatever technique you can use to slightly aid feeling around in the dark is to take advantage of the "place item feature." I don't know what the button sequence would be on the PS4, but you can take an item (bedroll is best for this) and act like you're going to place it on the ground. Can I get an F for anyone whose ever fallen through the floor?).
You'll find this is much easier to do in tiny structures like trapper's cabin versus the Pleasant Valley Farm Homestead where you have to go upstairs and into a separate room (WORSE yet, hibernia processing plant. This may or may not involve using windows (which usually give faint light) as markers.
Second, an easily navigable, even in pitch black, path to the bed for the night is something you should consider for a base. This is completely based on what the game engine interprets at your location regardless of how well you can see. If you want to try working around the dark without using supplies, there are some things you can do.įirst, just an acknowledgement that there's no getting around it, some game actions require light like repairing and some don't like sharpening your tools. Many would say this darkness in buildings at night is a feature.
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