Over the Hill Expedition Planner

The October 16 game patch awards Pebbles again for repeated challenge trails and recovery missions.

To replay a Done destination, choose Explore and turn off Only unfinished; your local Done mark can stay.

Official October 16 patch

The developer names challenge trails and recovery missions. The 79 selected destinations include other kinds of places; they are not 79 repeat-reward activities. Check the current game for the activity’s award. The patch gives no verified payout amount, reset timer or fastest farming route.

Adding a completed destination plans another outing without clearing Done. The field log records completion, not visits or rewards per run. It is separate from Steam save data and the game patch does not reset your browser record.

The October 16 update adjusted meteorite spawn points across all areas. Use the current in-game map and terrain instead of treating an older or demo-era reference as a current pin. This planner orders up to three selected destinations and suggests carried tools for chosen conditions; it does not navigate, compute a shortest path or draw updated meteorite coordinates.

Choose the conditions you expect, such as no tree anchors or rollover risk, then check the suggested portable anchor or car jack against your carried inventory. The patch does not establish a new universal equipment formula.

Use separate local field logs for different players; each teammate still needs their own in-game checkpoint credit. Show reward opens only the two previously community-corroborated vehicle rewards in this selected catalog. The Pebble fix does not turn other entries into guaranteed vehicle unlocks.

Plans and completion marks stay in this browser on this device. Clearing site data removes them. Steam Cloud does not transfer this field log: it is separate from your game save. Copy a trip summary before switching devices if you want to take a text checklist with you.

Yes. Create up to four local field logs. Each has its own area plans and completion marks. These are records on your device; each teammate still completes their own in-game objectives.

Check co-op completion and vehicle unlocks

Explore shows the destinations in your selected area and category. Find Missing hides the entries marked Done in the current field log; category and name filters still apply. Map references and the two community-corroborated vehicle rewards open only when you choose to reveal them. The meter counts this selected catalog, not your game save completion.

Condition-based suggestions follow the boxes you select. Tools you add manually stay in the packing list, and tools you remove stay excluded until you add them again. Ready or Still needed marks are retained for that area in the current field log, so revisit those marks before your next outing.

Use the planner to choose destinations, review tools and keep personal completion notes. Use your in-game map and visible terrain to find those places and choose a driving line. The copied summary follows your selection order; it does not calculate a shortest path or checkpoint directions.

Choose a challenge trail when you want a checkpoint-based driving objective. Choose a cabin, scenic stop or another catalogued destination when you want an exploration outing you can shape yourself. Start with one objective if you are learning the vehicle, then add nearby goals after checking the in-game map.

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No. Add puts a destination in your trip tray; Done records that you completed it. You can remove a destination from the trip without deleting its completion mark. To undo a completion while Find Missing hides it from the results, clear Done in the trip tray, or return to Explore and turn off Only unfinished.