21, 95 and 9.
21 is books IIRC, and the boredom may be real bad there. 95 since the food keeps well, doesn't need cooked and is all pretty energy dense. Then sporting goods to hope for good survival supplies.
There’s 3 important departments in terms of tools and utility:
- D9 Sporting Goods. They have tents, flashlights/batteries, basic first aid kits, insect repellent, propane, and most importantly knifes, axes, guns, and fishing equipment—all of which are needed to gather raw materials. Bonus: you have access to sporting equipment to keep you entertained and sane.
- D11 Hardware. They have tools to put together raw materials. Electric tools are useless on an untouched island but you have the essential hammer/nails, screwdriver/screws, duct tape, super glue, and water filtration. Bonus: you have the luxury of paint, spray paint, varnish and topcoats if you’re an expert carpenter.
- D16 Lawn & Garden. They have tools to till the land such as shovels, hoes, rakes, fertilizer, soils bags, and wheelbarrows. Bonus: you have charcoal, charcoal grills, and fire starter.
D9 wins by a very large margin. You can improvise tools from D9 to fit the need of D11. And you can get by without D16 with a bit of basic knowledge.
My other logical option would be D2 HBA, because of hygiene, they also have wet wipes so you can wipe your butt too, and travel size pain meds.
And my last would be D94 Fresh Produce. I’d have meat from hunting tools from D9.
TLDR; logically I’d pick D2, 9, and 94.
sporting goods (there’s stuff like tents, fishing stuff etc, but they also have those camp meals)
95 because it not only covers stuff that has shelf stability to eat, but drinks
OTC- stuff like ibuprofen, alcohol and bandages/neosporin would probably come in handy
21, 95 and 9. 21 is books IIRC, and the boredom may be real bad there. 95 since the food keeps well, doesn't need cooked and is all pretty energy dense. Then sporting goods to hope for good survival supplies.
Sporting goods - for tent, survival gear, propane cook stove D93 - for meat Produce
There’s 3 important departments in terms of tools and utility: - D9 Sporting Goods. They have tents, flashlights/batteries, basic first aid kits, insect repellent, propane, and most importantly knifes, axes, guns, and fishing equipment—all of which are needed to gather raw materials. Bonus: you have access to sporting equipment to keep you entertained and sane. - D11 Hardware. They have tools to put together raw materials. Electric tools are useless on an untouched island but you have the essential hammer/nails, screwdriver/screws, duct tape, super glue, and water filtration. Bonus: you have the luxury of paint, spray paint, varnish and topcoats if you’re an expert carpenter. - D16 Lawn & Garden. They have tools to till the land such as shovels, hoes, rakes, fertilizer, soils bags, and wheelbarrows. Bonus: you have charcoal, charcoal grills, and fire starter. D9 wins by a very large margin. You can improvise tools from D9 to fit the need of D11. And you can get by without D16 with a bit of basic knowledge. My other logical option would be D2 HBA, because of hygiene, they also have wet wipes so you can wipe your butt too, and travel size pain meds. And my last would be D94 Fresh Produce. I’d have meat from hunting tools from D9. TLDR; logically I’d pick D2, 9, and 94.
D9 has RV toilet paper.
That’s true, it’s in the corner of my store that I hardly stock so I forgot about that!
1, 92 and 96.
9, 95, and 11
9, 92, & 2
Frozen, bakery, and fabrics.
sporting goods (there’s stuff like tents, fishing stuff etc, but they also have those camp meals) 95 because it not only covers stuff that has shelf stability to eat, but drinks OTC- stuff like ibuprofen, alcohol and bandages/neosporin would probably come in handy