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  • How to Complete All Heartopia Winter Frost Season Quests and Solve Them

    How to Complete All Heartopia Winter Frost Season Quests and Solve Them

    For the next six weeks, residents of Heartopia will enjoy new quests and rewards each week, with many adorable winter-themed items to unlock. While some Winter Frost Season tasks can be completed through daily activities, others are more specific.

    Finish all the quests during the Winter Frost Season to earn Fashionwave Points (which are called acorns) and unlock rewards in the Winter Frost Season pass. Here’s everything you need to know about completing the quests during this season.

    All Weekly Winter Frost Season Quests

    There are two types of quests during this period: weekly quests and Fashion Activity challenges, where players can earn Fashionwave Tokens.

    To access your Winter Frost Quests, claim your Fashionwave Points (acorns), and level up your reward pass, click on the snowman icon at the top right corner of the screen. There, you’ll find weekly challenges, Fashion Activity challenges, and your rewards.

    New quests are released every week during the Winter Frost Season, so make sure to log in often.

    Completing each quest grants small rewards. Additionally, for every 1, 3, 5, and 7 quests completed in a week, you earn extra Fashionwave Points:

    No. of Quests Completed Fashionwave Points Earned
    1 100
    2 125
    3 150
    5 300
    7 500

    Week 1 Quests

    One example includes making five baits using apples at a workbench, which rewards you with Chef’s Special Salad. Other quests involve catching insects (if you’ve unlocked the insect-hunting hobby), scanning birds (with the birdwatching hobby), completing puzzles purchased from Ka Ching, gathering rare timbers from large trees in your neighborhood, or shopping at various stores in the Winter Utopia area.

    Some specific tasks include:

    • Make 5 Bait: Craft five baits with apples at the workbench to earn a Chef’s Special Salad.
    • Catch 10 Insects: Available if you’ve unlocked the insect-catching hobby. Reward: Repair Kit.
    • Scan 10 Birds: If you’ve unlocked the birdwatching hobby. Reward: Repair Kit.
    • Complete a Puzzle: Buy puzzles from Ka Ching. Set it on a table or floor at home to complete. Reward: 2000 gold.
    • Collect 3 Rare Timbers: Chop large trees in neighborhoods like Suburban Lake. Reward: 3 dyes.
    • Purchase 10 items at Massimo’s Cooking Store: Located outside the ice rink in Winter Utopia. Reward: 3 frosting.
    • Buy 20 items at Blanc’s Gardening Store: Also in Winter Utopia, with helpful items like white radish seeds. Reward: 3 quality fertilizers.
    • Feed a Pet: Any cat or dog (yours or neighbors’) by clicking the bowl. Cats eat fish, dogs eat mushrooms. Rewards: cat food or dog food.
    • Perform Any Action: Any hobby activity or social emote. Reward: Rainbow Party Popper.
    • Pop 10 Bubbles: Can include pink bubbles, blue bubbles, or snowman bubbles. Reward: Chef’s Special Salad.

    More quests will be introduced weekly, so stay tuned for updates as the season progresses.

  • How To Escape From Jail In My Winter Car Through Completing and Solving

    How To Escape From Jail In My Winter Car Through Completing and Solving

    Driving in My Winter Car can be tricky, especially with your first vehicle, the Sorbett. It’s not built for snowy conditions, making it easy to lose control and accidentally harm others. Of course, you wouldn’t want to hurt anyone, but mistakes happen. Unfortunately, that can lead to serious consequences.

    My Winter Car has a prison system, and this guide explains how it works and how you can get out if you end up behind bars.

    Note: The game is still in Early Access, so details here might change later.


    How the Prison System Works

    The game has an invisible Wanted system that activates when you perform certain actions. You won’t know you’re being hunted until it’s too late. For example, you might be sleeping at home when suddenly, you hear knocks at your door — it’s the police.

    When you open the door, two officers will show up. They’ll serve you an arrest warrant, which you must read and sign. Then, you’ll find yourself locked in a jail cell.

    Important: Once you’re wanted, escape is impossible. Police will be stationed at all exits, blocking every way out.


    How Do You End Up in Jail?

    There are a few actions that can land you behind bars:

    • Punching an unconscious NPC
    • Not stopping during police traffic checks
    • Crashing your vehicle into another car and causing the driver’s death
    • Hitting a pedestrian with your car
    • Ignoring unpaid fines

    While these are documented in the game’s wiki, actually triggering them can be tricky, as NPCs often don’t react much, and killing someone with your car isn’t easy.


    How to Get Out of Jail

    After signing the warrant, you’ll spawn in a cell. On the upper left of your screen, you’ll see your usual stats plus a new one: Jail Days. To get out, you need to serve your sentence.

    One in-game day equals about two real hours, so plan accordingly. The length of your sentence depends on how serious your crimes are. You can be arrested for multiple crimes, which all add up.

    Warning: If your sentence exceeds ten days, it’s basically a game over.

    In your cell, there’s not much to do — just a radio and a TV that’s not very entertaining. You can sleep or wait for your sentence to end. Alternatively, you might consider starting a new game.


    Use MWC CheatBox to Exit Jail Quickly

    If you’ve played for a while and don’t want to wait out your sentence, there’s a shortcut. By installing the MWC CheatBox mod, you can access a setting that instantly releases you from jail. This is a handy way to skip the time and continue playing without losing progress.

  • Complete Your Winter Car Journey: Key Locations & How to Solve Them

    Complete Your Winter Car Journey: Key Locations & How to Solve Them

    No matter what you want to do in My Winter Car, you need to know where to go. The cold weather can be tough on you and your vehicle, so wandering around aimlessly isn’t a good idea. The game has a map, but it’s only displayed on a wall inside your houses.

    Luckily, we’ve listed all the key locations along with their specific spots on the main map. You might not have a mini-map unless you add a mod, but you don’t need one if you use this guide to find all the important places in My Winter Car.

    This game is still in Early Access, so more locations might be added later.

    ### Every Important Location

    Below, we cover all the essential points of interest in the game. We’ve listed 14 key spots you should know about.

    #### Your New Apartment
    This is your starting point, located in the northwest part of the region, in Peräjärvi.

    #### Retirement House
    Also in Peräjärvi, this is just a little north of your apartment. You can play Ventti here.

    #### Inspection Office
    You need to visit this office with your repaired vehicle before you can participate in races. It’s near the Retirement House.

    #### PSK Gas Station
    You’ll often visit this station to buy fuel and food. It’s on the northwest side of the area but outside of Peräjärvi.

    #### Pub Nappo
    Located in Peräjärvi, on the west side, near the road that goes to the gas station.

    #### Flea Market
    This is right next to the Inspection Office, and the two buildings are connected.

    #### Reijo’s House
    This is where you get the Corris Rivett. Reijo lives on the east side of the region.

    #### Your Cottage
    Your personal cottage is near the center of the map, on a frozen lake. You’ll see it marked with a white icon.

    #### Your Parents’ House
    Your old house in MSC and your current parents’ home are in the central southern part of the area.

    #### Fleetari’s Garage
    Fleetari repairs and supplies car parts. His garage is located in Loppe, on the northeast side of the region.

    #### Wastewater Treatment Plant
    You’ll find one of the available vehicles, the Gifu truck, here. It’s in the north part of Peräjärvi.

    #### Frozen Lake Ice Road
    Travel across this frozen lake is faster than using the roads around it. The ice path is located between Kesselinperä (your parents’ house) and east of Peräjärvi.

    #### Ice Track
    South of Peräjärvi, this is where you can race your cars.

    #### Futufon Office
    This is your workplace, located in the southeast part of the region.

  • How to Fix a Dead Battery in Your Winter Car While Completing the Journey

    How to Fix a Dead Battery in Your Winter Car While Completing the Journey

    Learning to drive is essential in My Winter Car. The game features realistic controls and details to help you understand how to operate your vehicle. However, maintaining your car also matters if you want it to last longer.

    If you leave the lights on after turning off your car or if the weather is too cold, you might find that your Sorbett won’t start. These common problems can be tricky, but this guide will help you address dead batteries and other technical issues in My Winter Car.

    Note: The game is in Early Access, so some details may change in the future.

    How to Fix a Car That Won’t Start

    Here’s a list of common problems that prevent your car from starting and how to fix them:

    Issue Explanation Solution
    The fuel tank is empty Your Sorbett won’t start if there’s no fuel. You can tell if it’s empty by checking the fuel gauge on the dashboard. Find a gasoline can at your parents’ house inside the garage. Fill the can with fuel, then add it to your car.
    The car’s temperature is too low Cold weather affects your car and can prevent the engine from starting. Use the temperature system to keep your vehicle warm while driving. When parked at home, connect the car to the heat blocker (the device it’s plugged into initially). You can also leave the engine running when parked elsewhere to keep it warm, but don’t do it for too long to avoid wasting fuel.
    The battery is dead Cold weather and excessive use (like leaving lights or wipers on) can drain the vehicle’s battery. To prevent this, turn off unnecessary electrical devices when parked or check the weather forecast before going out—if it’s extremely cold, consider not driving. If the battery is already dead, you can try reloading a recent save to restore it. Alternatively, wait a few minutes for the battery to charge slowly. To do this, hold the throttle at its limit while in neutral with the choke pulled out for a bit—you might successfully start the engine.
    A vehicle component is broken (e.g., oil light is on) If your car doesn’t start and other solutions don’t work, it might be a broken part. Check the indicator lights on the dashboard for clues. Based on the warning, you may need to buy and install the necessary part or take your car to Fleetari’s repair shop in Loppe. You can also attach other vehicles to tow them if needed; just crouch in front of the vehicle and select the towing option.

    Additional Tips

    • The Sorbett, your starting vehicle, is used as a reference for troubleshooting common issues, but other vehicles in the game work similarly, each with their own quirks.
  • How to Play Ventti in My Winter Car: Completing and Solving

    How to Play Ventti in My Winter Car: Completing and Solving

    Playing My Winter Car isn’t just about fixing cars, driving through a cold town, or doing repetitive tasks. Sometimes, you can interact with non-player characters (NPCs) in interesting ways. One of these is in the form of Ventti, a card game.

    If you’re looking to make some quick money or just want to pass the time during the long winter nights, this simple game is easy to learn. Here’s what you need to know about Ventti and how to find it in the game.

    Note: The game is in Early Access and has many bugs. I had some frustrating experiences that caused me to lose money and prevent me from playing Ventti further, so remember to save your game before you try it.


    Where to Play Ventti

    Ventti can be found at the Retirement Home, which is in the same neighborhood where you start the game (located in the northwest part of the map). The building is a bit north of your starting area. To get there, leave your starting location, take the main road going right, pass the church, and at the next fork, you’ll see the back of the building on your right.

    Enter the Retirement Home through its main door, then head to the left side of the building. The room just before the last one has an open door. You can only play here between 9 PM and 8 AM, and that’s where you’ll encounter your rival.

    Tip: Bring snacks and drinks because you’ll probably spend a good amount of time here and will get hungry. Make sure you are well-rested to avoid fatigue, and try not to go too early, as the other old residents can be quite annoying.


    How to Play Ventti

    Ventti is basically Blackjack, but with a different name and slight variations. If you’re unfamiliar with the classic card game, you’re playing against a dealer—who appears to be the owner of the Pub Nappo.

    You need to bet between 50 and 200 MK each round. Then, ask for cards until you reach 21 or less. If you go over 21 or the dealer is closer to 21 than you, you lose your bet. You win if the dealer busts or you are closer to 21 than them.

    Note: Unlike real Blackjack, Kings count as 13, Queens as 12, and Jacks as 11. Also, the Ace only counts as 1 here; in standard Blackjack, it can be 1 or 11.

    To place your bet, left-click on the bill on the left side of the screen to add 50 MK each time (right-click to lower your bet). Then, click on the deck on your right to draw two cards. The rival will get only one card. On your turn, you can choose to stay with your current cards (by left-clicking on them) or ask for another card, one at a time.

    Important: Don’t bet more than 7,000 MK in one night, as your rival won’t have more money than that.

    And that’s about it. Ventti is largely a game of luck, similar to Blackjack. Expert players may try card counting to improve their chances, but most players won’t master that. Playing Ventti can be a good way to earn some MK if you’re lucky, especially when your other jobs aren’t paying enough.

  • How to Survive and Complete Your Winter Car Challenges

    How to Survive and Complete Your Winter Car Challenges

    If you’ve played My Summer Car before, you know it’s a tough game that challenges you to stay alive while learning how to repair and drive vehicles. My Winter Car is similar, but it adds new features and harsher conditions that make the game even harder.

    When you start playing, it’s normal to feel lost because the game doesn’t give many instructions. Part of what makes it interesting is figuring things out on your own. To help you get started without spoiling all the fun, here are some simple tips for beginners.

    This game is still in Early Access, so some tips might change later on.

    Play My Summer Car First
    Since My Winter Car is more difficult, it’s a good idea to try out My Summer Car first. It’s also a challenging game with no guidance, but fewer complex elements, making it easier to learn the basics.

    Disable Permadeath
    At the beginning, you’ll need to create a license with your name and picture, which is in Finnish. The last part shows “On,” indicating permadeath is enabled. With permadeath on, if your character dies, you have to start over from scratch. If you prefer to have checkpoints and the option to continue, turn this feature off.

    How to Start the Car
    You can drive your car within a minute of starting a new game, but it’s better to take your time. Since this is a driving simulator, moving around isn’t just about getting in and hitting the gas. Step out of your house and approach your parked car. Disconnect the heater device attached to it to prevent freezing, then clear the windows by clicking and moving your mouse or use the car’s heating system.

    To use the heating system, turn on the engine by holding the left mouse button on the key until it starts, then activate the blower and window heater. It takes about a minute for the snow to melt. Keep the heater running, especially while driving, to prevent snow buildup on the windshield.

    Adjust the car’s temperature controls by clicking a couple of times on the heater to warm it up. Use the temperature dial on your right to keep your car warm, which also helps keep you comfortable.

    Stop by applying the handbrake, shift into reverse (press B), and manually control the transmission (B to down, G to up) to accelerate. Watch the temperature and fuel levels, which start about half full, and then you’re ready to explore.

    Familiarize Yourself with Controls
    Learning all the controls is crucial because the game offers no direct guidance. Press F1 to view settings and controls. For example, the action “Reach” (Q) helps you come closer to objects or check your surroundings. Since the detection system can be quirky, use this often to grab items or inspect areas.

    Other key actions include holding U to check your watch (for store hours), pressing Space to switch to driving mode, F to equip or use items, eat, or drink, and P to urinate.

    Install the Fly Mod Quickly
    If you prefer not to play My Summer Car but want a smoother experience in My Winter Car, installing mods is a good idea. One useful mod is Ongk’s NoClip, which allows you to fly to any place in the game — handy for reaching spots quickly or exploring the map. It can be a bit clunky sometimes, with your character jumping or appearing inside buildings, but it’s a handy tool for faster movement.

    Take Notes or Screenshots
    The game doesn’t have inventories, quests, or logs. Your only indicators are stats showing your needs and money. To remember important phone numbers or locations, write them down on paper or take screenshots. There’s also a note you can find in your house near the TV, where you can jot down information. Keep it in your car or house for easy access.

    You Have More Money Than It Seems
    Your on-screen money only shows cash on hand. You also have a bank account and a credit card, even if the game doesn’t explain it clearly. Starting funds are 2,000 MK, totaling slightly over 4,000 MK when combined with your bank balance.

    To check your bank account and set your PIN, visit an ATM (such as the gas station’s). Insert your card and create a PIN — keep in mind, once you set it, it doesn’t change unless you start a new game.

    Start a Job When You Can
    There are jobs in the game, often found by calling phone numbers from ads. These involve traveling to a location marked on your map. Fuel costs can add up quickly, and you’ll need to buy food and drinks regularly. It’s not necessary to get a job right away, but once you get comfortable, start looking for opportunities, particularly woodworking or delivery jobs to earn quick cash.

    Don’t Rush into Vehicle Restoration
    While the core idea in the game is to restore vehicles and race or keep them as projects, don’t worry about that early on. Focus on mastering the controls and understanding the game’s mechanics first. Restoring vehicles takes a lot of time, mechanical knowledge, and a steady income. Get settled, learn what you need to know, and then decide if you want to dive into repairs.

  • All Player Attributes and How to Complete Them in My Winter Car

    All Player Attributes and How to Complete Them in My Winter Car

    Surviving in My Winter Car depends on managing your character’s needs before they become critical. It’s especially tough given the cold Finnish weather, extreme temperatures, and a tendency toward alcohol addiction, making survival a challenge.

    Luckily, there are attribute bars on the top left of your screen that show how you’re feeling and how close you are to danger. If any attribute stays in the red zone for too long, your character could die, and you’ll lose progress. There are seven main attributes to keep an eye on, along with cash, which isn’t a life-or-death factor but still important:

    • Problem
    • Hunger
    • Stress
    • Urine
    • Fatigue
    • Body Temperature
    • Sweat

    Your character’s attributes are displayed in the top left corner and fill slowly in white, then turn red when danger increases. If an attribute turns red for too long, it puts your life at risk.

    There are also three hidden attributes that don’t directly cause death but influence your main stats:

    • Drunkenness: Causes sway and blurred vision; your weight affects how quickly you become drunk.
    • Weight: Affects walking speed, thirst, drunkenness rate, and vehicle physics depending on if it’s high or low.
    • Dirtiness: Attracts insects, which constantly fly around you; showering reduces dirtiness.

    Problem Attribute

    This replaces the thirst meter from My Summer Car. Now, the main liquid your character craves is alcohol, which rapidly drains this bar. Drinking regular water or milk has little effect, especially if you’ve been drinking heavily. Managing this involves balancing alcohol intake to keep the bar from emptying too quickly.


    Alcohol consumption increases the Problem bar, complicating survival.

    If your Problem bar hits 200%, your character will die from dehydration. Drinking non-alcoholic drinks like milk can slow this down, but as your drunkenness rises, their effectiveness diminishes. Being in a sauna or wearing warm clothes also speeds up this bar.

    Hunger Attribute

    Hunger increases slowly and can be reduced by eating food bought from stores like the pub or gas stations such as PSK. Foods like grilled moose meat or sausages are most effective. If you leave hunger unchecked and it turns red, your character will die from starvation.

    Eating food at PSK
    Eating restores hunger and prevents starvation.

    Stress Attribute

    Stress rises gradually but can be quickly reduced with different actions. Avoid situations such as getting traffic tickets, losing your job, losing card games, failing vehicle inspections, or having a hangover, as these increase stress levels. You can quickly lower stress by drinking alcohol, passing vehicle inspections, swearing, drinking caffeine, eating meat, smoking, chopping firewood, or speeding.

    Gambling in my winter car
    Quick stress relief methods include drinking alcohol and other activities.

    If stress becomes too high, particularly entering the red zone, your character may have a breakdown—reacting with shouting, swearing, and ultimately risking death.

    Urine Attribute

    Excessive drinking leads to increased urine levels. If your character doesn’t urinate regularly, they risk dying from a burst bladder. Manually press P to urinate anywhere you like before it becomes dangerous.

    Urinating in my winter car
    Regular urination is vital for survival with heavy alcohol intake.

    Fatigue Attribute

    Sleep is essential; if your fatigue level gets too high, your character might black out and cause an accident. If this happens, shaking the mouse can wake them up temporarily, but finding somewhere to sleep is necessary to fully recover.

    A bed in my winter car
    Sleep restores energy and is also part of the save mechanic.

    Sleeping in your bed, on benches or sofas, or even in the back of the Gifu truck helps reduce fatigue. Drinking caffeine, although addictive and increasing fatigue if overused, also helps manage tiredness. Speeding in your car can also decrease fatigue temporarily.

    Temperature Attribute

    The extreme cold has a significant effect: staying out in the cold for about 15 minutes can cause hypothermia, leading to death. Wearing warm clothes, being inside heated areas, and taking hot showers can prevent this. Outside, in the brutal winter conditions, your warmth will diminish quickly, so avoid prolonged exposure.

    Sweating Attribute

    Entering heated buildings while dressed warmly causes rapid sweating, which then cools your body when back outside in the cold. The only way to reduce sweat is by showering to cool down and preserve your body temperature.

    Additional Hidden Attributes

    Beyond the main ones, your character has three hidden traits that influence gameplay:

    • Drunkenness: Affects movement and vision, influenced by alcohol consumption and weight.
    • Weight: Impacts speed, thirst, drunkenness, and vehicle physics.
    • Dirtiness: Attracts insects; showering reduces dirtiness.

    Managing each of these attributes carefully is key to survival, especially under the ruthless winter conditions of Finland.

  • All Jobs in My Winter Car: Complete and Solve Them

    All Jobs in My Winter Car: Complete and Solve Them

    Rebuilding and maintaining vehicles can be costly, so My Winter Car offers some job opportunities for players to try. There is one main job you can apply for and several side jobs to earn extra money.

    Car parts, fuel, and a tendency to drink can quickly add up expenses. It’s best to get a job as soon as possible. Here’s what you need to know about working in My Winter Car.

    All Jobs in My Winter Car

    There are four jobs available. The main position (marked as number 4 on the map) is at a charger packing factory. The other three are freelance roles doing odd jobs:

    • Taxi Driver
    • Leaflet Distributor
    • Firewood Cutter and Delivery

    While the main job offers a steady, higher paycheck, it may be considered one of the more dull tasks. If you prefer to stay active and explore the map, the side jobs can be more engaging.

    Tip: The most straightforward way to make quick early-game money is through firewood chopping and delivery.

    Two of these freelance jobs—in taxi driving and leaflet distribution—can be found by visiting PSK and checking the notice board near the entrance.


    Taxi Driver Job

    To become a taxi driver, call the number on the ad (08 712 112) once you’re back at your apartment. Be sure to listen carefully to the entire message before hanging up.

    Meet the contact at the PSK gas station (marked as 1 and 2 on the map) around noon the following day. If he doesn’t show, try again in a day or two.

    Get into his car and listen to his training — it might be dull but pay attention to what he says. When he finishes, you can start working with the designated taxi car. A client will call, giving instructions on where to pick them up. Turn on the dashboard machine so the red light shows you’re ready to start.

    Note: The route map is stored inside the driver’s sun visor above you.

    Charge your fare by pressing the button on the meter and printing a receipt. You earn 40% of the fare plus extra per kilometer traveled, with higher rates on weekends.


    Firewood Chopping and Delivery

    This job is best after purchasing the Corris Rivett from Reijo. Once connected, Reijo will want to buy wood you deliver.

    Processing logs is easier now than in My Summer Car; machinery helps streamline the task. Visit the red woodshed (marked as 3 on the map) to find the Kekmet 502 machine and the wood chopper attachment.

    Attach the chopper to the Kekmet by reversing it near the machine and connecting the shaft. Turn it on using the lever by the steering wheel. Use the hand throttle to speed up the process. Logs can be stored in the barn, ready to be fed into the chopper. The cut wood is then transported in a trailer to Reijo’s place for payment.

    When arriving, reverse the trailer into Reijo’s yard and dump the load by pulling the hydraulic lever on the provided blue tarp. Payments range from 2,000 to 3,000 MK depending on the wood delivered.


    Leaflet Distribution

    This is the easiest side gig. Call the number on the noticeboard (08 231 206) and wait for a pile of leaflets to be delivered to your apartment the following Friday.

    Collect the leaflets and drive around, parking at each mailbox (shown on the map). Approach each mailbox and press the button to deliver one leaflet.

    Deliver all leaflets to get the maximum payment, which is about 450 MK.


    Main Job at Futufon Charger Factory

    This job requires attending an interview at the Futufon packing building (marked as 4 on the map). The process involves a lengthy, somewhat strange interview with the boss, who leaves to answer the phone and walks around the factory before asking questions in the office.

    Be patient and listen carefully, pressing K to answer questions until he confirms you’re hired. Sign the contract and go home.

    Work begins on Monday. At the factory, clock in using the punch card — missing this step means no pay. Your task is to collect boxes, fold them, and fill them with a plastic tray, a manual, and a charger. Load completed boxes onto pallets for delivery.

    There’s a weekly meeting every Tuesday in the presentation room next to the break room. You can be fired if you slack off during work or miss days, so working extra hours and breaks helps keep you employed.

    The job pays approximately 2,900 MK weekly, provided you clock in and out punctually.

  • How to Complete Your Winter Car Preparation and Solve Key Issues

    How to Complete Your Winter Car Preparation and Solve Key Issues

    In My Winter Car, keeping your vehicle fueled is crucial, especially in winter conditions to avoid being stranded in the snow. Maintaining your car and staying healthy are essential for your survival.

    If you’ve played My Summer Car, you’re probably familiar with gas pumps and fueling basics. However, My Winter Car has some differences. Here’s what you need to know to refuel properly and stay on the road with the right type of gas.

    How to Refuel the Car in My Winter Car

    You can’t go far without fuel, but it might not be obvious where or how to refuel. At the start of your first day, your car (the Sorbett) begins fully fueled, so you can explore the area.

    There are gas pumps at the pub, but they don’t work. To refuel, follow these steps: Drive out of your apartment, turn left toward the pub, then turn left again and head straight to the PSK Gas Station.

    Approach the pump closest to the station entrance and park on either side. The fuel cap is on the right side of the car, so position yourself accordingly. Open the fuel door by clicking, then unscrew the cap using your mouse wheel until it takes off.

    Open Fuel Cap

    Visit the PSK store and go to the ATM to set your PIN. Pick a simple code like 1234 or 1111, as it doesn’t need to be secure. This PIN will be used throughout the game when using your card at the pump.

    Set PIN

    Return outside and insert your card at the pump. Enter your PIN, press the green OK button, and it will be ready. Choose the amount of gas you want to buy — you only pay for what you actually put into your car. Confirm your selection, and then pick up the green pump nozzle.

    Position the nozzle at your open fuel cap and click the left mouse button to start fueling. Pump until you reach your desired amount or hit your payment limit.

    Filling Fuel

    Once full, your car is ready to drive. If the engine is cold and hard to start, pull out the choke before attempting to start the ignition again.

    If you have trouble with fueling, check these common issues:

    • Can’t grab a pump? Make sure your payment has gone through and you’re at the correct pump.
    • Can’t pump gas? Try a different pump, and ensure the fuel cap has been removed.
    • Can’t enter your payment card? Confirm you’re at the pump near the PSK entrance, as other pumps are not in service.

    This process is essential for keeping your vehicle ready for winter adventures and ensuring you stay safe on the road.

  • UN Alerts 17 Million in Afghanistan Face Food Insecurity

    UN Alerts 17 Million in Afghanistan Face Food Insecurity

    The number of individuals experiencing severe food insecurity in Afghanistan has grown significantly this winter, surpassing 17 million, according to the United Nations.

    “The situation continues to worsen, and immediate action is necessary as Afghanistan faces its peak winter months, when needs are most urgent,” stated Jean-Martin Bauer, head of food security and nutrition analysis at the UN World Food Programme.

    He disclosed that more than 17 million people are suffering from acute food insecurity, which is an increase of three million from the previous year, during a press conference in Geneva. Additionally, nearly four million children are battling severe malnutrition.

    From WFP’s headquarters in Rome, Bauer explained that this crisis stems from multiple factors, including droughts damaging crops and livestock, earthquakes that have plunged many families into poverty, and reductions in international aid.

    Compounding the issue, the return of over 2.5 million Afghans from Iran and Pakistan this year is straining already limited resources and the fragile infrastructure of the country. The WFP projects a similar number of returnees in 2026.

    Currently, the organization has only secured 12% of the funding required to sustain its programs in Afghanistan. Bauer highlighted that due to funding shortages, WFP cannot carry out its usual winter preparations, such as pre-stocking food in vulnerable communities.

    He called on donors to act swiftly to prevent the most severe impacts, emphasizing that a need for approximately $570 million over the next six months exists to support around six million people. Bauer also stressed the importance of keeping Afghanistan in global headlines due to its extremely high vulnerability levels.

  • Creating the Winter Flame Ensemble in Infinity Nikki

    Creating the Winter Flame Ensemble in Infinity Nikki

    If you’ve finished all the main quests in Infinity Nikki and are looking for more to do, consider collecting the hidden outfits throughout the game. The Winter Flame costume is a concealed set featuring seven pieces, with sketches located across different tasks, requiring you to traverse the entire map to gather everything you need.

    The Winter Flame outfit has a striking design that gives Nikki an air of military authority. Wearing it can boost your confidence in the game, allowing you to blend in with the soldiers at the border outpost.

    How To Obtain The Winter Flame Outfit

    To complete the Winter Flame outfit, you’ll need to finish various tasks.

    Most sketches can be unlocked in the Heart of Infinity. Purchase the gloves from Marques Boutique. The top is awarded after you finish the Kindled Inspiration: Warm Protection quest.

    Piece-Type Piece How To Acquire
    Hair Clearsky Moon Unlock the sketch node in Heart of Infinity. First, you need to craft the purification outfit.
    Tops Crimson Snowstorm You receive this sketch as a reward for completing the Kindled Inspiration: Warm Protection quest.
    Shoes Snowfall Boots Acquire the sketch for Summer Breeze Whim Fragrance to unlock the Snowfall Boots node.
    Bottoms Sleek Attire Unlock the node for Unbridled Growth Whim Fragrance to access Sleek Attire.
    Headwear Pristine Grace Obtain the Budding Tales Whim Fragrance sketch, then unlock the Pristine Grace node.
    Gloves Midnight Moon Purchase from Marques Boutique for 15,900 Blings.
    Earrings Blazing Scorch Unlock from the bottom right nodes in Heart of Infinity.

    You’ll require 2,000 combat insight to unlock all necessary nodes in the Heart of Infinity. You can earn this quickly by visiting the Realm of Nourishment. Complete Whim Fragrance quests to gather the materials needed to unlock the Fragrance nodes.

    Walkthrough for Kindled Inspiration: Warm Protection

    Before starting this quest, we suggest purchasing the Midnight Moon gloves and wearing them to avoid unnecessary backtracking later.

    Travel to the Heartcraft Kingdom outpost Warp Spire. Proceed directly to the small shack ahead. You’ll meet a man named Vendita, who is searching for inspiration. If he notices you wearing the gloves, you will finish the quest and receive the Crimson Snowstorm top along with 20 diamonds as a reward.

    How To Craft The Winterflame Outfit

    To craft the complete Winterflame outfit, you’ll need the following materials:

    • Bedrock Crystal: Energy x16
    • Thread of Purity x440
    • Tough Leather x20
    • Sunny Orchid x6
    • Brokenheart Patch x20
    • Hollow Knot x30
    • Tangled Ribbon x30
    • Blossom Beetle x1
    • Ambird Feather x1
  • Unlocking the Winter Medal in Roblox’s Sol’s RNG Game

    Unlocking the Winter Medal in Roblox’s Sol’s RNG Game

    Roblox’s Sol’s RNG tests your patience and determination, especially when it comes to acquiring rare items and achievements. The Winter Medal is one such challenge, and earning it will require significant effort and time.

    To snag the Winter Medal, you’ll need to tackle multiple tasks assigned by the event quest giver, Lime. A lot of these tasks revolve around spinning, or collecting specific auras, so prepare for a lengthy grind.

    How to Get the Winter Medal

    Getting the Winter Medal isn’t straightforward like other event rewards in Sol’s RNG. You’ll need to finish four quests as part of the festival preparations, all requiring considerable time, effort, and a bit of luck. Lime, the NPC, is your go-to for these quests.

    To find Lime, simply head over to the main lobby and approach Jake’s Workshop. You’ll spot her next to the vendor to the right of the counter. Just interact with her to start your quest.

    Lime will present you with four interconnected quests, and completing the last one is your ticket to the Winter Medal. Sadly, skipping missions isn’t an option: you must finish each one sequentially, including Festival Preparation IV, to finally earn the medal. Here’s a rundown of the quests and their corresponding rewards:

    Quests Tasks Rewards
    Festival Preparation I
    • Roll 5,000 Times
    • Roll 10 Ruby
    • Roll 10 Sapphire
    • Roll 10 Emerald
    Winter Blessing (+0.5 Luck)
    Festival Preparation II
    • Roll 50,000 Times
    • Roll 20 Solar
    • Roll 3 Flushed
    • Roll 1 Exotic
    Winter Blessing (+1 Luck)
    Festival Preparation III
    • Roll 250,000 Times
    • Roll 3 Bounded
    • Roll 100 Star Rider
    • Roll 100 Starlight
    2 Mega Tickets, 10 Rare Tickets, 20 Normal Tickets
    Festival Preparation IV
    • Eliminate 30 Players
    • Roll 20,000 Glacier
    • Roll 700 Permafrost
    Winter Medal

    The biggest hurdle will likely be the sheer number of rolls you need to complete. To make this easier, consider activating Autoroll and going AFK to keep racking up rolls.

    If you’re in a hurry, you can also purchase a Quick Roll for 100 Robux to speed things up even further.

  • Unlocking the Winter Bell in Roblox: Jujutsu Infinite Guide

    Unlocking the Winter Bell in Roblox: Jujutsu Infinite Guide

    The Winter Event introduced a wealth of new features to Jujutsu Infinite, including a formidable time-limited boss named Santa and a variety of exclusive items, such as the Winter Bell. Although it looks innocent, the Winter Bell is a powerful weapon packed with impressive abilities, making it a fantastic alternative to your sword.

    However, before you can wield the Winter Bell, you’ll need to acquire it, which can be quite a challenge. There are two primary ways to obtain it, both requiring considerable effort. Don’t worry, though; we have some tips to help streamline the process.

    How to Get the Winter Bell


    To obtain the Winter Bell, you’ll need to consistently battle the main boss of the Winter Event, Santa, or find it at the Black Market. Below we’ll dive deeper into both options, explaining their differences and the benefits of each.

    Get a Winter Bell as Loot from the Winter Chest


    The player character shows the Santa Boss rift next to the crafting station in the main lobby of Jujutsu Infinite.

    The first method is ideal for those who are willing to rely on luck. You can get the Winter Bell as a drop from the Winter Chest, though the odds are low. This makes this method less appealing, as it requires you to battle Santa repeatedly to collect Winter Chests and then hope that the Winter Bell is among them. Additionally, you must inflict at least three percent damage to Santa before he is defeated to qualify for the Winter Chests.

    Fortunately, you can slightly influence your luck with specific consumables if you have them. For instance, using the highest version of Beckoning Cat will boost your luck for the next ten chests. Also, using White Lotus will raise the rarity of the loot you get from the chest.

    If you’re not feeling lucky, there’s a sure-fire way to get your hands on a Winter Bell.

    Purchase a Winter Bell from the Black Market


    The player character displays the Winter Bell in the Black Market located in the main lobby of Jujutsu Infinite.

    Instead of hunting for the Winter Bell in chests, you can simply purchase it from the Black Market, but be prepared: it will cost you 100 Candy Canes, a special currency earned by battling Santa. On average, you can collect around five Candy Canes per battle, meaning you’ll need to defeat Santa 20 times to afford the Winter Bell.

  • Unlock the Winter Cloak in Fisch: A Step-by-Step Guide

    The Winter Cloak is an essential piece of clothing for anyone embarking on the Northern Expedition. It helps maintain your body temperature even in the harshest winter conditions, making it crucial for survival.

    If you plan to visit the Northern Summit in Fisch and are unsure about where to find a Winter Cloak, there’s no need to stress. Acquiring one is straightforward. Below, we will provide you with all the essential details about this item and guide you on where to find it.

    How to Get the Winter Cloak

    The Winter Cloak lies on the box in the campsite in Northern Summit in Fisch.

    The Winter Cloak is crucial for anyone heading to the Northern Summit, as it ensures your body temperature remains balanced, allowing you to explore higher altitudes. Securing the Winter Cloak is easy; simply visit one of the two camps where it is available. Here are their locations:

    Location Coordinates Tip
    Camp 3 20170, 780, 5720 Located near Kiker 5 at the camp’s highest point.
    Camp 5 19950, 1145, 5581 On a box close to the campfire.

    After locating the Winter Cloak, you can purchase it for 7,500C$ simply by interacting with it. Once you buy it, it will be added to your inventory, and you can equip it to keep warm.

    Additionally, if you haven’t yet visited the Northern Summit, remember to pick up some Oxygen Tanks before venturing deeper into the mountains to prevent hypoxia. While it’s possible to reach certain camps without the Winter Cloak, doing so without Oxygen Tanks can be a challenge.

    You can find Oxygen Tanks in most of the Northern Expedition camps, with prices ranging from 1,000C$ to 25,000C$, depending on the size.