The vanilla "attack" and "flurry attack" moves should only be used sparingly. In battles, the primary objective is "don't get hit".
If you lead a mob of bandits into a dogman's lair, you can bet the dogman is going to deal with them first. Keep track of where the big threats live. Lead "looter" types into an area with loot, and then hide, making the loot the most visible opportunity to them. Circle back on another set of tracks to try and get them to follow another creature. However, hiding tracks right underneath you while nearby hexes still contain tracks leading to you probably won't help as much.
Hiding tracks helps a bit, much more so with the Tracking skill. Certain things make it harder for them, too, like illness, pain, darkness, etc. Certain things will give you away, though, like fires, tarp shelters, bleeding, and diarrhea/vomiting. AI will have a chance at seeing you hiding in a tile based on your camp's rating. If you have the Hiding skill, you can see the rating. Each tile has a hiding rating, depending on the campsites available. There's an art to this, but it should be viable. It reduces chances of tripping, and gives you the "Sprint Away" battle move. For added success rates, choose " Athletic" as an ability. #NEO SCAVENGER CHEAT ENGINE MONEY FULL#
(Note: In Demo mode you can only go so far to the southeast before you have to buy the full game to continue) The down-side here is the lack of scavengeable resources in the DMC's sphere of influence. Looters are hostile, but also fairly cowardly and weak. Following "the glow" takes you closer to the DMC, where looters are the most common enemy. Once you have good clothes, a few suitable weapons, lot of food and water, medicine, and other survival tools go to the next step.
First build up your strength, get good loot, use Exam Room 17 in the Cryo Center as a base to sleep in and to store your stuff. Also, shelter mitigates rain, so if you find a camp with good shelter (including the cryo lab), it can sometimes tip the scales. The subsequent crash can be dangerous, but you might be able to drink another right away until finding clothes. Corn-a-cola is another possibility, as the sugar high will temporarily warm you. Finding one of those and putting it in a camp nearly guarantees warmth. Sleeping bags are also a handy trick to remember. One option is to repair the cryo heater, if you have the mechanic ability, and the parts needed. Staying warm: The early game can be a bit random, making some starts harder to avoid hypothermia. After leaving the Cryo Facility, try to find any kind of container to be able to carry more items and some clothes to keep yourself warm.Ī few survival tips that the game's very creator, Daniel Fedor, suggested on the forum: Make sure you have at least one of the following skills, so you can get rid of the Dogman in the starting encounter: Athletic, Botany, Electrician, Hacking, Hiding, Mechanic, Medic, Melee, Metabolism or Strong. Surviving Your First Night in Neo Scavenger. "E": Scavenge current hex (if possible). "Space": End turn and confirm during encounters. "W, S, A, D" or arrow keys: Scroll around the map. "W, S, A, D" or arrow keys or mouse wheel: Rotates items. Holding down "Shift": Pick up/move one single item instead of the whole stack. Holding down "3": Clicking on items destroys them. 
Holding down "2": Consume clicked items. Pressing "1": Toggle item transfer mode on/off. Right clicking: drops the top item from a stack. 
Keyboard shortcuts can really make the game both a lot easier and faster.
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