There are two Brendan Greene's (or PlayerUnknown's, however you prefer to refer to the game dev). There is the Brendan Greene who wants to listen to the feedback offered up by those partaking in the early access period of his current game, Prologue: Go Wayback. And there is the Brendan Greene who doesn't, for quite reasonable reasons. Both of these are still him, and both show up in a recent interview.

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How do you find water in Prologue Go Wayback? There are a fair few things that can kill you in Prologue Go Wayback, but not having a clean and continuous source of water to drink means that your run is doomed from the very beginning. Finding stuff to drink, though, can be a lot harder than it seems, especially if you get a bad spawn on the map. While dehydration won't get you as quickly as, say, hypothermia, there is an inevitability about your thirst in the single-player game, with physical activity becoming much more difficult without something to drink. Building a fire is the best way to survive in cold conditions, but finding water to drink in Prologue Go Wayback can be a bit more involved.

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How do you light a fire in Prologue Go Wayback? There's a lot to think about before you even set foot outside in Prologue Go Wayback; the meager supplies in your starting cabin will only get you so far, and if you want to stand a chance at surviving the harsh wilderness, you'll have to know how to build a fire. With the survival game finally out in early access, players are taking their first steps into the unknown - and if they're anything like us, dying not long after. The cold weather is a real killer in Prologue Go Wayback, and without frequent fires to keep you warm and dry, you'll find yourself back in that starting cabin, starting fresh.

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On the surface, Prologue looks like a simple, rudimentary survival game, but I can assure you it's anything but. The debut project from PlayerUnknown Productions, spearheaded by Mr. PUBG himself, Brendan Greene, Prologue serves up massive, procedurally generated, realistically simulated wildernesses for you to explore and survive in. While there's no elaborate base building, tamable monsters, or intense combat like many of its peers, there's a stripped back savagery and eerie loneliness to Prologue that can become really infectious. After months of playtests, it's now time for the next big step - early access has arrived.

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