As the title says!
I've been looking at starting running this game, I really enjoyed my playthrough of it.
I'm however struggling with the OoB glitch, the rest I can kinda figure out by watching runs.
So as I said, are there any tutorials or such available for a new runner like me or possibly someone else?

Cheers!

Just a copy/paste from my thread last year, but it's still relevant!

It's been frequently asked in the travel channel on discord so I thought I'd make a small list for anyone wondering. 
When traveling to sweden you ¤might¤ need a visa but in most cases you don't. 
If traveling within Schengen (all of europe except Ireland, UK, Romania, Croatia, Cyprus or Bulgary) you only need a valid ID (drivers license etc), you can get away without a passport although it might be a good idea to have one just in case. 

Here you can find a list of all countries needing a visa to enter Sweden: 
http://www.government.se/government-policy/migration/list-of-foreign-citizens-who-require-visa-for-entry-into-sweden/ 

Note that big countries like US, Canada and Australia and most of Europe (sorry Russia) is not on that list. 

If you should travel from one of the countries in the list consult the following page on how to get a visa: 
http://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/Visiting-Sweden/Tourists-visas.html 

One more thing worth noting is that the border control between Denmark and Sweden is more strict due to the European Migration Crisis, be prepared to have your Passport checked when entering Sweden, with a valid passport there's no problem whatsoever. 

Happy traveling!

It's been frequently asked in the travel channel on discord so I thought I'd make a small list for anyone wondering.
When traveling to sweden you ¤might¤ need a visa but in most cases you don't.
If traveling within Schengen (all of europe except Ireland, UK, Romania, Croatia, Cyprus or Bulgary) you only need a valid national ID, you can get away without a passport although it might be a good idea to have one just in case.

Here you can find a list of all countries needing a visa to enter Sweden:
http://www.government.se/government-policy/migration/list-of-foreign-citizens-who-require-visa-for-entry-into-sweden/

Note that big countries like US, Canada and Australia and most of Europe (sorry Russia) is not on that list.

If you should travel from one of the countries in the list consult the following page on how to get a visa:
http://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/Visiting-Sweden/Tourists-visas.html

One more thing worth noting is that the border control between Denmark and Sweden is more strict due to the European Migration Crisis, be prepared to have your Passport checked when entering Sweden, with a valid passport there's no problem whatsoever.

Happy traveling!

Swedish banknotes and coins with the value of 1, 2, 5, 100 or 500 are being replaced and will turn invalid by June 30th this year. This means that those of you that have any of these notes left, won't be able to redeem them in stores. 

The national treasury will however exchange them for, but for a 100 SEK fee for each transaction. No matter if it's 20 SEK or 20 000 SEK. 

http://www.riksbank.se/Documents/Bilder/Sedlar_giltiga/2016/Tidplan/tidsplan_981x1075px_SVE_4.jpg

More info here: http://www.riksbank.se/en/Notes--coins/Banknotes/Schedule-new-banknotes-and-coins/

So it turns out some of you may want to use your phones to access the internet during your stay in Sweden.
This is super easy!
The best alternative I found (I could be wrong here, but it seems solid) is to use the swedish operator "Comviq".
They have the following for data:

0.5 GB
30sek

1 GB
50sek

3 GB
100sek

10 GB
200sek

All of the above are valid 30 days from the day of purchase.
You can get sim-cards and fill up data at most grocery stores or kiosks.