If you are close to the pigs they go into their homes and don't turn into werepigs, and seeing how you are right in the middle of a fucking village, you're fine
bad method. full moons also turn pigs to warepigs if they are outside at night. RIp. Also... this guy sounds like a highschool bully trying to force a way of playing upon you..
I've only just started playing Don't Starve, with no real prior knowledge of it, and so am finding it incredibly tough to stay alive. I get murdered by everything and have starved a couple of times. This video is quite the revelation and very informative, thank you for making it.
Rather then waste logs in fire, use a pitchfork to dig up dirt a ways away from camp and store it in chests. The ground burns quite nicely, how surprising.
Watch out guys because now with new updates Pigs will turn into werepigs on a full moon and beefalo will occasionally go into heat. I'd recommend having a side camp a safe distance away from your real camp on those days, other than that it's all still applicable! : )
If you are in your camp inside of a pig village, the pigs will not turn into werepigs because the dusk will give them more than enough time to get to their house where they can't turn. BUT if you are away and are too late to get to your camp before a full moon, stay away. The pigs will not have went inside of their house because of them being off screen can make them not do anything and just stay outside which will inevitably lead to werepigs.
Here's a really handy tip I learned; When building structures, including science machines, you can build it, but not place it. This consumes the resources needed to create the structure, thus giving you more space to gather more resources. Best thing about this trick, is in adventure mode you can use this tip to create as many structures as you need, and carry them through to the next level, effectively having a pre-built base every level. Enjoy!
This is not a default world. Look at his day/night cycle. Long day and short night? Lol. I have survived to day 400 and keep going on without too many farms and without having pigs killed. My tip is simple. You need food? Build 10 pig houses or more around some ponds, any frog showing up will attack pig and will be immediately killed. Go collect frog legs and dry them for winter. Build some beeboxs and crock pot for better foods. You need protection? In day, let pigs kill hounds. In night, simply run around and wait till day or you cand buid a trap system as he does. You need silks (and monster meet)? Plant an spider den near pig houses and let them fight together. Those methods cost very litle resources and time.
Awesome video man. One thing to note is that since pigs turn into werepigs during full moons, it is wise to keep your camp at least a couple of screens from the pig villages. That being said, you probably did this video before the introduction of werepigs. Good video and keep up the good work!
No, they were there, but you don't have to worry about them if you live in a pig village, as they won't turn if they're able to return to their houses in time. If you ever do come across them through, just make a torch and run until the sun comes up. It works well enough.
The wiki actually recommends NOT using a panic room (the idea of enclosing yourself and killing hounds with traps) because you end up relying on it too much and that impedes on your ability to do anything else as more and more hounds start to appear. You can easily end up being trapped in the panic room just because the hounds won't stop coming and you haven't left yourself another way of dealing with them.
That's why you build an escape route, what I like to do is put the long tooth trap filled hallway type thing like he does, but at the back where it opens into a circle of wall, you put one hay or wood piece at the very back, which is much easier to destroy, so you can just bash or burn that piece away and run if they get past the traps. And if you're scared of the small possibility that the hounds will slip around back and burn the hay/wood piece to get in you can put a defense mechanism in your "secret exit" as well, such as more tooth traps leading up to the back wall, or in my case I plant a lureplant not far from the back exit so that I can carefully slip past the eyeball enemies but a mindless hound will just end up stepping right into them. If you can access the ruins, putting a Houndius Shootius Turret near the front is immensely helpful as well. A good backdoor setup would be like this (T = tooth trap, S = stone # = wood/hay wall "exit") TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT SSSSSSSSS#SSSSSSSS S S S S S S S S S TTTT S S TTTS STS STS STS STS STS STS STS STS STS Turret Turret (Optional)
Know what ? The wormholes arent invented for no reason ... Just build a panic room next to wormhole; (W Wormhole - S Stone wall - C Campfire) SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS (miles away) SSSS SSSSS W SSSS W SSSSS SSSS C SSSSS SSSS SSSSS SSSS SSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS and just put traps all over place..... and because of wormhole, its easier to get out [You enter through wormhole]
northing wrong with a panic room IMO. you will die more often trying to fight the hounds and getting used to fighting them, as oppose to chilling in a panic room and letting them die.
It's not easy mode. I don't know if there's an "easy mode" now, but there wasn't when I played. I just shortened the night for this character because the game gets too boring with longer nights. The game is just as easy to survive whether the night is long or short. My other videos have everything on default, and with me hardly even concentrating on the game, in a crap world, I'm still able to survive well enough. I'd suggest turning the nights down if you plan on doing a long play, as it gives you more time to explore and have fun with the game. Longer nights don't make it more difficult to survive, they just make the game very boring after a short time, as you're left doing nothing for a larger portion of your time.
***** I see your point but it kinda does make the game harder to survive in. Shorter night means a torch can last you 2 or 3 nights, so you don't even need a campfire to rely on. Longer night means more resources to burn off for 2 torches or a campfire. Also, longer night means you can be pretty screwed to a small enclosure if you are fighting something (hounds, treeguards, pigs, etc). So, it does make the game harder in terms of losing a bit of resources or bad fighting conditions. Only upside to it that i can think of is bunnymen are out longer (good, if you are exploiting them), or for catching fireflies since you can stay out longer to catch more of them. Also, if you seriously can't stand long nights, use a tent.
MStruebizz Sanity isn't a problem either way. My other videos are played on default, and the game is still very easy for me. I haven't found anything that makes the game difficult, only boring. Shorter nights lessen the wait times, making the game a little less boring. You could alter things and take away practically all resources, long nights etc., but then there would be no point in playing. It wouldn't be difficult, just impossible. In my opinion, this is an easy game. How you play should be determined by how easily you become bored with games. I get bored fairly quickly, so if I want to do a long play on a game, I need to adjust things to keep me entertained.
Your voice and demeanor are so soothing and easy to follow. Even though this is way beyond my noob beginnings, I'll have some goals to head towards. Thanks!
Firstly, I’ve watched a few beginner guides at this point and this one is easily one of the best. Other guides talk about really advanced stuff like some sort of thesaurus crown or some shit, I dunno. Way too advanced for people just starting the game. This guide focuses on early game strategies that we can actually wrap our head around and understand. But what I think really sells this guide is the deadpan, quiet, monotone voice-over that fits the style of the game so well. Overall, man: great guide. Definitely the best I’ve come across so far!
trick: after you have built the next stage of crafting up [e.g. moving up to a alchemy engine] you can hammer down the previous one. saves space, gives back some of your resources and just is a mandatory for me bc i feel an OCD for it
Now, the dragonfruit tip at the end, is one of the best tips that I know about. Also, this is worth knowing: If you hang meat to dry on a drying rack or cook something in the crockpot, if you then just leave the food there, it will actually NEVER spoil. So, having a ton of drying racks and crockpots are really worth it. Cook/dry something and don't take it before you need it. Hope these tips helped!
TheDropdeadZed I got a few pigs to help me fight some spiders, setup camp after I got a buttload of silk, how fortunate for me it happened to be a full moon. They turned into werpigs, killed Chester and fucked my shit up when I tried to defend him from them, we both died. I love this game it's beautiful and the atmosphere is great but holy crap it's unforgiving.
Joshua Breaksup UPDATED BEST BASE LOCATION you want to live at least 7 biomes from the pig king your base needs to be in a area with lots of twigs grass and berries and one biome from the beefalo herds to provide manure to bulid farms and early protection from hounds.
lol its warepig and they turn into ware pigs when its a full moon night Or if you feed one pig 4 monster foods(monster meat,monster lasina, cooked monster meat, monster jerky.)
All of those who are saying that to not base near pigs, you are kind of wrong. THIS VIDEO was UPLOADED BEFORE werepigs were introduced. So for now, the best place to build near is the Desert, if you're in DST, or in a place biomes are close to each other. EDIT: I'm not mad.
I thought the whole point of Don't Stave is try to find the portal to the next world/chapter so you can beat the game. Building a macho camp seems like a waste of time. However, the only problem I'm facing right now is to keep my character's sanity up. That's difficult, because it naturally and slowly goes down for some reason.
This might help you a little, in the world there are 3 kinds of mushrooms, each has a pro and con, for example: One could put your sanity up, but bring your health down It's not the best way to get your stats up, but it's still a way Not sure which mushroom does what so you'd have to look it up on the WiKi
Sanity goes down naturally at night. at the beginning of the game, pick 12 flowers and make a garland hat, which should get you through. after your initial base is setup, crock pot food will help with sanity so that you don't need the garland.
people always give you the option to pick flowers, but long term that's a terrible idea for finding butterflies. make a couple drying racks, and hang up small jerkys from rabbits, and the jerky gives you 10 sanity per, also a very SIMPLE item to get is a top hat. 6 silk, you can get that by using about 2 traps to clean out just 2 spider nests. researching new items also gives you 15 sanity, so maybe wait to research items when you're a bit low on sanity.
for the winter you might want to get a fuzzy hat which takes four beefallo hairs an two or four silks that helps with sanity like the garland and keeps you warm for a longer time before you freeze. I've had a difficult time finding that elephant type of animal in Don't Starve because i want to make a winter cote. where can i find it?
Awesome. Just bought this game on steam and I have to say I'm kinda in love with it - didn't survive past the first few days of winter though, going to try your tips and see how far I get now!
I just survived 17 days with Woodie, but damn it's hard to live past turning back to human, he just comes back batshit crazy, but seeing some of you guys really is inspiring
This is a great video. Very good advice. I now always just be patient now instead of setting up at the first decent place. After 7 days of searching I finally found a pig village.
Guys, werepigs aren't that big of an issue. I've only ever had one problem with them and I still survived. Sanity was about 1/3 drained but that can easily be fixed if you eat cooked green mushrooms. You will find that pig villages are the ideal place to set up camp and the only down side is the full moon, which isn't all that common anyway.
Just a little tip: -explore by he border of the map the first 7 days,also make a back pack and a spear,you will be safer,and will be able to explore the rest of the map easier bc you.know where it ends ->localize pig village,spider den for future farming,a forest,a mine zone,a cementery,swamp,and the beefalos Mostly hard to found but try and find clockwork enemys,you will need the gears to make a refrigerator For you early base you will need A cience machine,or a alchemy one A crock pot A chest A firepit And a place to put you dry meat Also,if possible A farm,a bird cage whit a bird,a refrigerator,and a pararrayos When you have the second tier cience machine you can break the another one,since you will not use it If you only want to survive winter,you can relly on eating monster meat mixed whit sticks and carrots in the crockpot and having a lot of wood to burn (yet,deerclops will kick your ass) But if you wanna explore you will need something to protect you from the cold Anything like a winter hat,a beefalo hat,a koalefant trunk thingy,or even the wilson beard Also,a thermal stone
I want to love this game so much but it's SO HARD to get far!!!!! I play as safe as I can but can't get past about day 14-15.....It's so frustrating! These videos help a lot.
Excellent tips ! I play the same way but your base is much better... And don't set your base in a pig village, just use your hammer to rebuild it near beefalos / frog ponds, then set your base by them
Another good tip is to use small animal traps to more easily clear out higher level spider dens, the spiders follow in a straight line, so lay down one or two traps on the edge of the webbing and then step in to bring them out, after they get aggro, step past the traps and the spiders will walk straight into them, leaving you to stunlock kill the last spider per round, three rounds and the nest (for tier 3 at least) will be empty, leaving you to kill the nest with almost or no damage. Doing this also stops the spider warriors coming out (as they only come out if you hit the nest while there are still spiders inside).
I must say, this is absolutely, the BEST don't starve survival guide. Thank you so ver much for making this. My play has just been going leaps and bounds beyond my wildest dreams. Thank you so much.
Your tips helped me alot. I always make like 40 drying racks now and 15 crock pots. I died today to mactusk on day 348. Died of cold while going from my touchstone to camp. Quite a shame. But still, you helped alot! Thanks man.
Actually, this video is useless (sorry OP) because it ignores a lot of small things. The strategy to find beefalo is right, but you main enemy is incoming winter and with so small night, this becomes no problem. I recommend to watch a small series by RandomKitten, search words "don't starve survival". But tip with dragonfruit is very valuable.
Echoherb I prefer long seasons (both) AND start at winter. Day 1 - freezing to death, Day 2 - dying from hunger, Day 3 - more freezing, Day 4 - running away from pengulls, Day 5 - where the hell are the beefalo or pigs, Day 6 - hello, tree guard!, Day 7 - hounds, Day 8 - deerclops. But its fun!
Majou Nexian Play as Webber, monster meat wont hurt you + spider egg for a lot of friends or gland/meat/web farm! beard help vs cold Pengulls are neutral, so let the hounds play with them, two problem solved :) Deerclops? build a "dummybase" aka 1 firepit, 2 chests. and when he comes to play (and not have much strength to deal with, then give up the fort or) grab a spear and kill him Slowly, if you are good enough. If you have a spider queen close (and you are webber, go close) it will be fun
Thnak You, I've watch tons of Don't Starve "Let's Play"... And Finally got it durning the Steam Christmas sale ($2.50ish)... I've been playing and dying... I friggen found the Maxwell's door and skipped it, no knowing.... I'm sure I'll find it again, but thanks for the Video, I can't wait to et started on my next game.
Living in a pig village for the protection is one thing but if you want food (easy food btw) you want to settle in a savana patch with beefalo and bunnies, so you can set traps and get easy morsels and fill your pockets with manure to sustain crops, with a decent berrybush set you can make meatballs with every morsel you gather [0.5 meat + 3 fillers (no sticks) = meatballs]. and when the hounds come you can kite them to the beefalo long enough for them to start atacking the beefalo and the war begins. Every once in a while you can track down a koalephant and get real meat and trunks. That's what i do anyway and got me to day 269 before i was killed by a shadow when insane.
The best place to have a base is a desert (savana) biome. The reason is that there are TONS of rabbit holes and grass. There are also Beefalos spawning. Place tons of traps, capture rabbits and keep them alive until you need food. Collect tons of grass. Can never have too much of anything. And then, the beefalos. They give you manure and you can also shave/kill them for wool. Kill for meat. They are also one of the best form of protection against hounds and other enemies.
things i would change. 1)put your crops together so you can put a lightning rod in the middle 2) dont enclose your death pit as if they get through you are dead. make a large open trap with fire in the middle
GUYs. do not watch this, it will ruin the entire experience of the game. I guess you could say this is a spoiler warning. Play the game blind and find these things out and its so much more fun.
I'll follow your advice; I've been wandering around for days discovering everything by myself, and I can say it's a satisfactory experience; I just came here to add the vid to "watch later" :p
Well, I realized how to make charcoal after unlocking Willow and burning an entire forest lol :p Other things, like making an alchemy machine, took a bit extra time, but as I said, at the end I realized it by myself (I thought the doodad was a drop, but no, it was a recipe x3) and it felt satisfactory :p
Can also feed excess berries to the pigs. Every vegtable they eat, including berries that you should have in excess, will cause them to produce one manure. As well, you can unplug a sinkhole into the caves. Each night that sinkhole will spawn bats, which in turn leave behind guano come morning. Guano is identical to manure except for being unable to be used in crafting farm plots.
Drying racks are great, but crockpots (you only need 1 or 2) should definitely be the priority. Crockpots allow you to turn garbage food (monster meat, mushrooms) and minor foods (berries, carrots, frog legs, fish, honey) into hearty meals which also benefit your sanity. If you only use drying racks, you are basically limiting your food source to hunting (koalefants, pigs, tallbirds, beefalo, and rabbits). And then you have to wait a day or 2 for it to dry. That is a very time consuming process to get your food. And eating jerky by itself is nice if you want to regain health, but you will get a lot more hunger value by running it through a crockpot first. For example, 2 meats is like 50 hunger by itself. But combine that in a crockpot with a useless monster meat and a single berry or carrot and you can have a stew that gives 150 hunger. Its no contest. With a crockpot, a caged bird, and a spider nest you can survive forever in any season just making meatballs from 3 eggs and monster meat.
Have you TRIED going through a winter without a crock pot? because with drying racks it's actually not that hard OR time consuming. The wiki recommends ten to twenty drying racks; I got through my first winter with five and STILL had so much free time that I managed to seriously build up my stocks of other things. It's all about HOW you get the food; a lot of people don't seem to realise that you don't HAVE to spend hours hunting and gathering to get by. I know a few hacks (NOT actual gaming hacks) that cut it down tons. Aside from that, a lot of people find it easier in the beginning to craft drying racks as opposed to a crock pot. I STILL don't have all the stuff for one. All you need for the drying rack is rope, wood and charcoal. In terms of your first winter, drying racks are definitely the easiest way to go.
LordofFullmetal In my winter I had free time but no matter what I tried I had to keep coming back so I woudnt freeze to death, I had a beefalo hat and the armor thingy that makes you warmer but I still only had a while to gather before Wilson(With his accualy preety good beard) had to warm up. So YOU my friend, are a liar.
***** Wilson, with a beard and bunny earmuffs and a thermal stone, can last all day in winter. A beefalo hat is even better. Why didn't you make a thermal stone? It extends the time you can be away from a fire. Don't call someone a liar when all you're doing is showing off what you don't know. And btw, I'm even talking about long-day winters. So stop your whining.
A problem with short nights and long days is that when summer comes, the heat can be a a major threat. It's sometimes usefull to cool down at night and go gathering, but with a short night you can't.
For large fields of flowers, homeless bees will spread them for you. Go out and catch 10 butterflies and 10 bees. Plant the butterflies and release the bees on them and watch it grow. Bees from bee bombs work too. When you have a large field cut fire break lines in the flowers just in case. Also drop unused flowers near a pig house for poop.
That's true. That's how I got hooked enough to figure out everything you see in this video. This video probably contains less than 10% of what I could have said, but this was spur-of-the-moment and I didn't really plan it, so...
Thank you so much for this !! :3 I just got the game after seeing loads of walk troughs on TH-cam and I said "I need this game o 7 o" So thank you so much for all the tips
this was a good guide, but its not good anymore yes - explore at the beginning to check where to build yes - build near pigs or beefalos to protect from hounds but thats it, in Reign of Giants 1) food spoils now, from traps, to crock pots or farms to anything, so dont build more 2) this guide its against winter and thats it, in RoG there is 4 seasons, where winter is the least of the worries (in summer everything burns so you need to build certain precautions to aoid your base getting fire) finally damn, the easiest way to survive this game is with spiders, just find an spider den, and a fishing spot, with spiders you get fishing rods and you have infinite food, and with spiders you get top hat, wich is sanity booster (in winter where you can not fish, with spiders make a boomerang and kill rabbits, again free food, spiders make this game sooo easier.. )
Lighning rods. put them near anything you don't want to get burned. tuft/stick/bush farms, chests, and drying racks, are important and lightning caused fires will ruin your day. also food will spoil in the crockpots and drying racks for the DLC version of the game.
In my current world, my base is on a peninsula that is impossible to get to without having to go through a Beefalo herd AND a tribal pig torch camp. I can just run to those if anything bad comes.
The Nice Narval You can, by collecting the parts, usually 4 until you get to the end where you have to chose between two different things, you have to beat the game to unlock the last character
Thanks for the tips! I made the mistake of setting up in a savana near several beffalo heards. The hounds gave me a much harder time than what I was expecting. At least now I know not to worry about wearpigs.
Thank you for actually knowing how to play the game before posting a video about it, rather than post a how-to video that starts off with you going "ok, totally forget how to play this game..." Or "I've never played this before, I don't know what to do". Everyone needs to stop thinking they're the only ones who can figure out how to play a game. We can all do that. Unless you have a personality, like Pewds (which even that is debatable), no one wants to watch you figure out how to play during your "how to play" video.
Giving pigs monster meat is a great way to get a lot of pig friends. Just keep track of how much you have given a pig because 4-5 monster flesh makes them turn into a were-pig instantly.
3 Honey and one Monster Meat (Or any meat for that matter) makes a cheap item that heals both Hunger and Health greatly. It helps to get a bee farm nearby!
Actually it is a very bad idea to set up your camp IN a pig village, never do that!!! They will turn into Werepigs at full moon, which are very strong hostile mobs... It's not a bad idea to be close to a pig village, but trust me, don't have your camp too close ;)
Great Video, I always thought torch-exploring would be dangerous, but I guess I can still outrun most things anyhow. I learned a lot here, and I have watched a number of guides already. And yes, me and the GF play DST, with Shortened Nights, makes it a bit easier, and less boring. I also turn Hounds off, and we can Respawn at the Portal. I feel playing it easymode like this is beneficial to learning the game, since it has such a huge Learning Curve. Once I learn to setup camp better, and farm various mobs. I will probably up difficulty towards original gameplay(Except for the respawning, I like that part).
I don’t know why, tallbirds make me jump so fast every single time. I just got the game, and I was in a rocky area, and my hand was covering up a spot next to my character, and when I lifted my hand a full grown tall bird was standing next to my character lol
Nice. I hate the hounds.mi have just started playing this and I am trying to push for 100 days alive. I hope I can make it now with these tips. Thanks!
There is one food you have missed, The "Mandrake Soup" It is 1 mandrake, 3 sticks in a crock-pot and it will full hunger Wilson [150 hunger] It also gives full health for Wilson [100 hp] and gives 5 sanity; taking 6 days to rot.
i go all in on crocks pots and improved farms. before 100 days i can normally have 20+ farms and nearly 20 crock pots and i NEVER run out of food throughout the winter. i have a meal in every crock pot, usually dragon pure meatballs or stuffed eggplant.
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You know, the more you play this game, the more you realise that everything you thought you knew about it was upside down.
NEVER EVER set up in a pig village...werepigs will kill you after the first full moon. However setting up *near* a pig village isn't a bad idea.
If you are close to the pigs they go into their homes and don't turn into werepigs, and seeing how you are right in the middle of a fucking village, you're fine
Rise Of Giants was in 2014, I believe.
Rise. lol
I'm by a pig village, but glomers statue is there soooooo
That's the next Marvel Movie, Rise Of Giants is.
This method was working until I accidentally hit a Pig...
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bad method. full moons also turn pigs to warepigs if they are outside at night. RIp.
Also... this guy sounds like a highschool bully trying to force a way of playing upon you..
@@geoffreylarsen1033 lmfao you do realise you can Just survive outside your base during full moon? It's just one night.
@@geoffreylarsen1033 OR optional advice that many people find helpful. -.-
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I need to stop forgetting to turn the volume back down after videos like this. Focking hell.
Late reply but you saved my eardrums' lives
I've only just started playing Don't Starve, with no real prior knowledge of it, and so am finding it incredibly tough to stay alive. I get murdered by everything and have starved a couple of times. This video is quite the revelation and very informative, thank you for making it.
Rather then waste logs in fire, use a pitchfork to dig up dirt a ways away from camp and store it in chests. The ground burns quite nicely, how surprising.
Alf Berger Husem DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW MUCH GROUND THERE IS IN THIS GAME !!!! Unless youre gonna survive for 1000 days that's not bad thing.
Watch out guys because now with new updates Pigs will turn into werepigs on a full moon and beefalo will occasionally go into heat. I'd recommend having a side camp a safe distance away from your real camp on those days, other than that it's all still applicable! : )
If you are in your camp inside of a pig village, the pigs will not turn into werepigs because the dusk will give them more than enough time to get to their house where they can't turn. BUT if you are away and are too late to get to your camp before a full moon, stay away. The pigs will not have went inside of their house because of them being off screen can make them not do anything and just stay outside which will inevitably lead to werepigs.
i have never seen a ware-pig but i will still keep that in mind.
thanks! :D
+Oh no Yea Beefalos will go heat but easier protection
HyperTraceur they go out at night so yeah
Here's a really handy tip I learned; When building structures, including science machines, you can build it, but not place it. This consumes the resources needed to create the structure, thus giving you more space to gather more resources.
Best thing about this trick, is in adventure mode you can use this tip to create as many structures as you need, and carry them through to the next level, effectively having a pre-built base every level.
Enjoy!
This is not a default world. Look at his day/night cycle. Long day and short night? Lol. I have survived to day 400 and keep going on without too many farms and without having pigs killed. My tip is simple. You need food? Build 10 pig houses or more around some ponds, any frog showing up will attack pig and will be immediately killed. Go collect frog legs and dry them for winter. Build some beeboxs and crock pot for better foods. You need protection? In day, let pigs kill hounds. In night, simply run around and wait till day or you cand buid a trap system as he does. You need silks (and monster meet)? Plant an spider den near pig houses and let them fight together. Those methods cost very litle resources and time.
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Awesome video man. One thing to note is that since pigs turn into werepigs during full moons, it is wise to keep your camp at least a couple of screens from the pig villages. That being said, you probably did this video before the introduction of werepigs. Good video and keep up the good work!
No, they were there, but you don't have to worry about them if you live in a pig village, as they won't turn if they're able to return to their houses in time. If you ever do come across them through, just make a torch and run until the sun comes up. It works well enough.
The wiki actually recommends NOT using a panic room (the idea of enclosing yourself and killing hounds with traps) because you end up relying on it too much and that impedes on your ability to do anything else as more and more hounds start to appear. You can easily end up being trapped in the panic room just because the hounds won't stop coming and you haven't left yourself another way of dealing with them.
That's why you build an escape route, what I like to do is put the long tooth trap filled hallway type thing like he does, but at the back where it opens into a circle of wall, you put one hay or wood piece at the very back, which is much easier to destroy, so you can just bash or burn that piece away and run if they get past the traps. And if you're scared of the small possibility that the hounds will slip around back and burn the hay/wood piece to get in you can put a defense mechanism in your "secret exit" as well, such as more tooth traps leading up to the back wall, or in my case I plant a lureplant not far from the back exit so that I can carefully slip past the eyeball enemies but a mindless hound will just end up stepping right into them. If you can access the ruins, putting a Houndius Shootius Turret near the front is immensely helpful as well.
A good backdoor setup would be like this
(T = tooth trap, S = stone # = wood/hay wall "exit")
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Turret Turret (Optional)
Know what ? The wormholes arent invented for no reason ...
Just build a panic room next to wormhole;
(W Wormhole - S Stone wall - C Campfire)
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and just put traps all over place.....
and because of wormhole, its easier to get out
[You enter through wormhole]
northing wrong with a panic room IMO. you will die more often trying to fight the hounds and getting used to fighting them, as oppose to chilling in a panic room and letting them die.
Felix Phoenix You my man, just made my new Wilson not die by hounds.
Felix Phoenix woah!!! i never thought of that! i feel stupid but u just made my day :D
Ur on easy mode and no wearpigs
It's not easy mode. I don't know if there's an "easy mode" now, but there wasn't when I played. I just shortened the night for this character because the game gets too boring with longer nights. The game is just as easy to survive whether the night is long or short. My other videos have everything on default, and with me hardly even concentrating on the game, in a crap world, I'm still able to survive well enough.
I'd suggest turning the nights down if you plan on doing a long play, as it gives you more time to explore and have fun with the game. Longer nights don't make it more difficult to survive, they just make the game very boring after a short time, as you're left doing nothing for a larger portion of your time.
***** I see your point but it kinda does make the game harder to survive in. Shorter night means a torch can last you 2 or 3 nights, so you don't even need a campfire to rely on. Longer night means more resources to burn off for 2 torches or a campfire. Also, longer night means you can be pretty screwed to a small enclosure if you are fighting something (hounds, treeguards, pigs, etc). So, it does make the game harder in terms of losing a bit of resources or bad fighting conditions.
Only upside to it that i can think of is bunnymen are out longer (good, if you are exploiting them), or for catching fireflies since you can stay out longer to catch more of them. Also, if you seriously can't stand long nights, use a tent.
***** Shorter night makes sanity a joke to maintain, thus easy mode.
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Sanity isn't a problem either way. My other videos are played on default, and the game is still very easy for me. I haven't found anything that makes the game difficult, only boring. Shorter nights lessen the wait times, making the game a little less boring.
You could alter things and take away practically all resources, long nights etc., but then there would be no point in playing. It wouldn't be difficult, just impossible. In my opinion, this is an easy game. How you play should be determined by how easily you become bored with games. I get bored fairly quickly, so if I want to do a long play on a game, I need to adjust things to keep me entertained.
***** you lost me when you said boring
i don't know why but this video is inspirational
Your voice and demeanor are so soothing and easy to follow. Even though this is way beyond my noob beginnings, I'll have some goals to head towards. Thanks!
Firstly, I’ve watched a few beginner guides at this point and this one is easily one of the best. Other guides talk about really advanced stuff like some sort of thesaurus crown or some shit, I dunno. Way too advanced for people just starting the game. This guide focuses on early game strategies that we can actually wrap our head around and understand. But what I think really sells this guide is the deadpan, quiet, monotone voice-over that fits the style of the game so well. Overall, man: great guide. Definitely the best I’ve come across so far!
Total noob rn. Been playing for 3 days. This by far was the best video I've seen. It was organized it made sense, it never strayed from the point.
OR you can just set the only biome to forest, play as the Firestarter, and have fun at night
trick: after you have built the next stage of crafting up [e.g. moving up to a alchemy engine] you can hammer down the previous one. saves space, gives back some of your resources and just is a mandatory for me bc i feel an OCD for it
*OCPD
OCD is actually not what you think it is
AmazingGaming Lim xD
Done.
You dont feel an OCD. Its a disorder. Disorders arent feelings. Its compulsions. Hince the name. Obssesive compulsive disorder
probably the best DS guide I have seen, short and to the point!
Now, the dragonfruit tip at the end, is one of the best tips that I know about. Also, this is worth knowing: If you hang meat to dry on a drying rack or cook something in the crockpot, if you then just leave the food there, it will actually NEVER spoil. So, having a ton of drying racks and crockpots are really worth it. Cook/dry something and don't take it before you need it.
Hope these tips helped!
2:03 "world is so big and you're so slow" ;-;
You can explore it all in 8 days
I dont think its wise to build right by a pig village because when the turn into warepigs they will fuck your shit up lol
Oh fuck, I've built 4 pig huts near my house... I guess I should prepare my anus because I am about to be fucked!
TheDropdeadZed I got a few pigs to help me fight some spiders, setup camp after I got a buttload of silk, how fortunate for me it happened to be a full moon. They turned into werpigs, killed Chester and fucked my shit up when I tried to defend him from them, we both died. I love this game it's beautiful and the atmosphere is great but holy crap it's unforgiving.
Joshua Breaksup UPDATED BEST BASE LOCATION you want to live at least 7 biomes from the pig king your base needs to be in a area with lots of twigs grass and berries and one biome from the beefalo herds to provide manure to bulid farms and early protection from hounds.
i'm a noob here ? what's a warpig and how do they become warpigs ?
lol its warepig and they turn into ware pigs when its a full moon night Or if you feed one pig 4 monster foods(monster meat,monster lasina, cooked monster meat, monster jerky.)
The most helpful guide on this game and its only 10 mins straight to the point 10/10
This is the best DS starter video. No wasted time or goofy geek banter. Just the most essential tips to survive the game. Thanks dude.
Just downloaded this on PS4 and I was instantly hooked, I love RTS games.
***** that and reso are the best games on ps4 right now,hyper addictive,I didn't know starve was so deep,cant ait to getinto it again,class game
***** I have Don't Starve on the PS4 resoguns great but nothing like Don't Starve
this game is not an rts
***** IT WILL
ImSooSwazy this is a survival game not a real time strategy (RTS) game
All of those who are saying that to not base near pigs, you are kind of wrong. THIS VIDEO was UPLOADED BEFORE werepigs were introduced. So for now, the best place to build near is the Desert, if you're in DST, or in a place biomes are close to each other.
EDIT: I'm not mad.
I thought the whole point of Don't Stave is try to find the portal to the next world/chapter so you can beat the game.
Building a macho camp seems like a waste of time.
However, the only problem I'm facing right now is to keep my character's sanity up. That's difficult, because it naturally and slowly goes down for some reason.
This might help you a little, in the world there are 3 kinds of mushrooms, each has a pro and con, for example:
One could put your sanity up, but bring your health down
It's not the best way to get your stats up, but it's still a way
Not sure which mushroom does what so you'd have to look it up on the WiKi
Sanity goes down naturally at night. at the beginning of the game, pick 12 flowers and make a garland hat, which should get you through. after your initial base is setup, crock pot food will help with sanity so that you don't need the garland.
picking up flowers gives you sanity pretty quick
people always give you the option to pick flowers, but long term that's a terrible idea for finding butterflies. make a couple drying racks, and hang up small jerkys from rabbits, and the jerky gives you 10 sanity per, also a very SIMPLE item to get is a top hat. 6 silk, you can get that by using about 2 traps to clean out just 2 spider nests. researching new items also gives you 15 sanity, so maybe wait to research items when you're a bit low on sanity.
for the winter you might want to get a fuzzy hat which takes four beefallo hairs an two or four silks that helps with sanity like the garland and keeps you warm for a longer time before you freeze. I've had a difficult time finding that elephant type of animal in Don't Starve because i want to make a winter cote. where can i find it?
I had no idea about holding space bar! That helps alot. The death trap helps too. Thank you!
***** Not if it's built on a worm hole.
No, don't set up camp INSIDE a pig village, they turn into werepigs during full moon! :S
Is this for the RoG xpac? I am playing vanilla and I set up in a pig village and not once in 40 days did they change....
Tamal Paul they have to be forced out like by monsters or by you demolishing there house don't try it !
BigBadBeef, THIS VIDEO was uploaded BEFORE WEREPIGS were introduced.
Nice tip with the Dragon fruit, will try it out today!
Awesome. Just bought this game on steam and I have to say I'm kinda in love with it - didn't survive past the first few days of winter though, going to try your tips and see how far I get now!
Same happened to me i the robot (wx 78) and winter owned me
Beautiful camp, thank you for the tips. Long nights or short nights don't change the fact you are quite experienced at don't starve.
Thanks for the tips. My wife and I have been playing this game and we haven't made it past 20 days yet so this was great.
I just survived 17 days with Woodie, but damn it's hard to live past turning back to human, he just comes back batshit crazy, but seeing some of you guys really is inspiring
This is a great video. Very good advice. I now always just be patient now instead of setting up at the first decent place. After 7 days of searching I finally found a pig village.
Guys, werepigs aren't that big of an issue. I've only ever had one problem with them and I still survived. Sanity was about 1/3 drained but that can easily be fixed if you eat cooked green mushrooms. You will find that pig villages are the ideal place to set up camp and the only down side is the full moon, which isn't all that common anyway.
This helped me as an amateur player of Don't Starve! Thank you for getting me started.
This game is my favorite game. And what I love about it is that people are still playing this game. :)
just got this game last night, your video will make things fun, thank you.
Very good vid with loads of useful tipps . Short and to the point ! Greetings from Germany .
Just a little tip:
-explore by he border of the map the first 7 days,also make a back pack and a spear,you will be safer,and will be able to explore the rest of the map easier bc you.know where it ends
->localize pig village,spider den for future farming,a forest,a mine zone,a cementery,swamp,and the beefalos
Mostly hard to found but try and find clockwork enemys,you will need the gears to make a refrigerator
For you early base you will need
A cience machine,or a alchemy one
A crock pot
A chest
A firepit
And a place to put you dry meat
Also,if possible
A farm,a bird cage whit a bird,a refrigerator,and a pararrayos
When you have the second tier cience machine you can break the another one,since you will not use it
If you only want to survive winter,you can relly on eating monster meat mixed whit sticks and carrots in the crockpot and having a lot of wood to burn (yet,deerclops will kick your ass)
But if you wanna explore you will need something to protect you from the cold
Anything like a winter hat,a beefalo hat,a koalefant trunk thingy,or even the wilson beard
Also,a thermal stone
I want to love this game so much but it's SO HARD to get far!!!!! I play as safe as I can but can't get past about day 14-15.....It's so frustrating! These videos help a lot.
Excellent tips !
I play the same way but your base is much better... And don't set your base in a pig village, just use your hammer to rebuild it near beefalos / frog ponds, then set your base by them
Another good tip is to use small animal traps to more easily clear out higher level spider dens, the spiders follow in a straight line, so lay down one or two traps on the edge of the webbing and then step in to bring them out, after they get aggro, step past the traps and the spiders will walk straight into them, leaving you to stunlock kill the last spider per round, three rounds and the nest (for tier 3 at least) will be empty, leaving you to kill the nest with almost or no damage. Doing this also stops the spider warriors coming out (as they only come out if you hit the nest while there are still spiders inside).
I must say, this is absolutely, the BEST don't starve survival guide. Thank you so ver much for making this. My play has just been going leaps and bounds beyond my wildest dreams. Thank you so much.
Your tips helped me alot. I always make like 40 drying racks now and 15 crock pots. I died today to mactusk on day 348. Died of cold while going from my touchstone to camp. Quite a shame. But still, you helped alot! Thanks man.
Tip. Build a "tree farm" plant a bunch of trees all together in one place and when a giant spawns lead them to the trees so they can knock them down.
Thank you for this. Coulda been louder though, but still it helped.
Actually, this video is useless (sorry OP) because it ignores a lot of small things. The strategy to find beefalo is right, but you main enemy is incoming winter and with so small night, this becomes no problem. I recommend to watch a small series by RandomKitten, search words "don't starve survival". But tip with dragonfruit is very valuable.
Well this video is 3 years old..
The "short night" is still noobish
Lumber Jack Agreed
Echoherb I prefer long seasons (both) AND start at winter. Day 1 - freezing to death, Day 2 - dying from hunger, Day 3 - more freezing, Day 4 - running away from pengulls, Day 5 - where the hell are the beefalo or pigs, Day 6 - hello, tree guard!, Day 7 - hounds, Day 8 - deerclops. But its fun!
Majou Nexian Play as Webber, monster meat wont hurt you + spider egg for a lot of friends or gland/meat/web farm! beard help vs cold Pengulls are neutral, so let the hounds play with them, two problem solved :) Deerclops? build a "dummybase" aka 1 firepit, 2 chests. and when he comes to play (and not have much strength to deal with, then give up the fort or) grab a spear and kill him Slowly, if you are good enough. If you have a spider queen close (and you are webber, go close) it will be fun
Thnak You, I've watch tons of Don't Starve "Let's Play"... And Finally got it durning the Steam Christmas sale ($2.50ish)... I've been playing and dying... I friggen found the Maxwell's door and skipped it, no knowing.... I'm sure I'll find it again, but thanks for the Video, I can't wait to et started on my next game.
Great video! Thanks for all the tips. Very informative! Was actually looking for how to make a fire, but picked up a lot of good stuff anyway. :)
Living in a pig village for the protection is one thing but if you want food (easy food btw) you want to settle in a savana patch with beefalo and bunnies, so you can set traps and get easy morsels and fill your pockets with manure to sustain crops, with a decent berrybush set you can make meatballs with every morsel you gather [0.5 meat + 3 fillers (no sticks) = meatballs]. and when the hounds come you can kite them to the beefalo long enough for them to start atacking the beefalo and the war begins.
Every once in a while you can track down a koalephant and get real meat and trunks.
That's what i do anyway and got me to day 269 before i was killed by a shadow when insane.
Short night means more time to gather stuff so it is easy mode
The best place to have a base is a desert (savana) biome. The reason is that there are TONS of rabbit holes and grass. There are also Beefalos spawning. Place tons of traps, capture rabbits and keep them alive until you need food. Collect tons of grass. Can never have too much of anything. And then, the beefalos. They give you manure and you can also shave/kill them for wool. Kill for meat. They are also one of the best form of protection against hounds and other enemies.
best dont starve guide out there.
My jaw dropped when you befriended the pigs. I think you saved my life. Lmao, thanks man. Great channel. :)
things i would change.
1)put your crops together so you can put a lightning rod in the middle
2) dont enclose your death pit as if they get through you are dead. make a large open trap with fire in the middle
GUYs. do not watch this, it will ruin the entire experience of the game. I guess you could say this is a spoiler warning. Play the game blind and find these things out and its so much more fun.
the game isn't exactly self explanatory... lol after afew hours I was like "what do I do now" lol
I'll follow your advice; I've been wandering around for days discovering everything by myself, and I can say it's a satisfactory experience; I just came here to add the vid to "watch later" :p
There are essential things one would never figure out, like how to make charcoal.
Well, I realized how to make charcoal after unlocking Willow and burning an entire forest lol :p Other things, like making an alchemy machine, took a bit extra time, but as I said, at the end I realized it by myself (I thought the doodad was a drop, but no, it was a recipe x3) and it felt satisfactory :p
Can also feed excess berries to the pigs. Every vegtable they eat, including berries that you should have in excess, will cause them to produce one manure. As well, you can unplug a sinkhole into the caves. Each night that sinkhole will spawn bats, which in turn leave behind guano come morning. Guano is identical to manure except for being unable to be used in crafting farm plots.
"You never really want to put spoiled food in the crockpot, but put your spoiled food in the crockpot."
-_-
This was extremely helpful. Hounds have killed me loads but gonna do your death trap shiz. Nice one!
you make my camp look all shitty and out of order, the organization you have is fantastic.
Drying racks are great, but crockpots (you only need 1 or 2) should definitely be the priority. Crockpots allow you to turn garbage food (monster meat, mushrooms) and minor foods (berries, carrots, frog legs, fish, honey) into hearty meals which also benefit your sanity.
If you only use drying racks, you are basically limiting your food source to hunting (koalefants, pigs, tallbirds, beefalo, and rabbits). And then you have to wait a day or 2 for it to dry. That is a very time consuming process to get your food. And eating jerky by itself is nice if you want to regain health, but you will get a lot more hunger value by running it through a crockpot first. For example, 2 meats is like 50 hunger by itself. But combine that in a crockpot with a useless monster meat and a single berry or carrot and you can have a stew that gives 150 hunger. Its no contest.
With a crockpot, a caged bird, and a spider nest you can survive forever in any season just making meatballs from 3 eggs and monster meat.
Have you TRIED going through a winter without a crock pot? because with drying racks it's actually not that hard OR time consuming. The wiki recommends ten to twenty drying racks; I got through my first winter with five and STILL had so much free time that I managed to seriously build up my stocks of other things. It's all about HOW you get the food; a lot of people don't seem to realise that you don't HAVE to spend hours hunting and gathering to get by. I know a few hacks (NOT actual gaming hacks) that cut it down tons.
Aside from that, a lot of people find it easier in the beginning to craft drying racks as opposed to a crock pot. I STILL don't have all the stuff for one. All you need for the drying rack is rope, wood and charcoal. In terms of your first winter, drying racks are definitely the easiest way to go.
LordofFullmetal In my winter I had free time but no matter what I tried I had to keep coming back so I woudnt freeze to death, I had a beefalo hat and the armor thingy that makes you warmer but I still only had a while to gather before Wilson(With his accualy preety good beard) had to warm up. So YOU my friend, are a liar.
***** Wilson, with a beard and bunny earmuffs and a thermal stone, can last all day in winter. A beefalo hat is even better. Why didn't you make a thermal stone? It extends the time you can be away from a fire. Don't call someone a liar when all you're doing is showing off what you don't know.
And btw, I'm even talking about long-day winters. So stop your whining.
A problem with short nights and long days is that when summer comes, the heat can be a a major threat. It's sometimes usefull to cool down at night and go gathering, but with a short night you can't.
Really cool video I just came to the part where I could dig up plants and move to your base.
For large fields of flowers, homeless bees will spread them for you. Go out and catch 10 butterflies and 10 bees. Plant the butterflies and release the bees on them and watch it grow. Bees from bee bombs work too. When you have a large field cut fire break lines in the flowers just in case. Also drop unused flowers near a pig house for poop.
SUCH a useful video. Thanks!
Great vid. I will delineately employ these techniques
The game is a lot more fun if you figure this shit out for yourself.
Unless it's like impossible to figure out
That's true. That's how I got hooked enough to figure out everything you see in this video. This video probably contains less than 10% of what I could have said, but this was spur-of-the-moment and I didn't really plan it, so...
Thanks for the video. Very helpful. (You're really good at this game)
Hey! I really enjoyed your channel and you've earned a sub! I honestly think you should have more subscribers!
Thank you for this..just a newbie in this game
"Because the world is so big and you're so small."
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Had a bit of an existential crisis there
Thank you so much for this !! :3
I just got the game after seeing loads of walk troughs on TH-cam and I said "I need this game o 7 o" So thank you so much for all the tips
Good tips for beginners, some good tips there for someone that has played 30 hours as well.
this was a good guide, but its not good anymore
yes - explore at the beginning to check where to build
yes - build near pigs or beefalos to protect from hounds
but thats it, in Reign of Giants
1) food spoils now, from traps, to crock pots or farms to anything, so dont build more
2) this guide its against winter and thats it, in RoG there is 4 seasons, where winter is the least of the worries (in summer everything burns so you need to build certain precautions to aoid your base getting fire)
finally damn, the easiest way to survive this game is with spiders, just find an spider den, and a fishing spot, with spiders you get fishing rods and you have infinite food, and with spiders you get top hat, wich is sanity booster (in winter where you can not fish, with spiders make a boomerang and kill rabbits, again free food, spiders make this game sooo easier.. )
SrGrafo Forgot about were-pigs 0_0
This isn't a RoG guide. It's a Don't Starve guide. They're practically different games.
thank u before my highest was like 26 days
i am going to THRIVE!!!!!!!!!!
Thats an impressive camp at day 140. good tips! Thanks
Who's more exciting: him or Joe Buck? =) (Nice video though.)
Lighning rods. put them near anything you don't want to get burned. tuft/stick/bush farms, chests, and drying racks, are important and lightning caused fires will ruin your day. also food will spoil in the crockpots and drying racks for the DLC version of the game.
In my current world, my base is on a peninsula that is impossible to get to without having to go through a Beefalo herd AND a tribal pig torch camp. I can just run to those if anything bad comes.
How long is a year in that game? 365?
About 40 days. By default winter comes on day 21, and there are only 2 seasons.
MagusSartori Can it end?
killstreak789 I don't think there's ever a time based ending.
MagusSartori its sandbox, so it will never end
The Nice Narval
You can, by collecting the parts, usually 4 until you get to the end where you have to chose between two different things, you have to beat the game to unlock the last character
Thanks for the tips! I made the mistake of setting up in a savana near several beffalo heards. The hounds gave me a much harder time than what I was expecting. At least now I know not to worry about wearpigs.
i bougth the game yesterday and i couldnt survive the first winter..
thanks for all those tipps, they were very helpful !
Thank you for actually knowing how to play the game before posting a video about it, rather than post a how-to video that starts off with you going "ok, totally forget how to play this game..." Or "I've never played this before, I don't know what to do".
Everyone needs to stop thinking they're the only ones who can figure out how to play a game. We can all do that. Unless you have a personality, like Pewds (which even that is debatable), no one wants to watch you figure out how to play during your "how to play" video.
You are the best youtuber ever I'm gona subscrib
Giving pigs monster meat is a great way to get a lot of pig friends. Just keep track of how much you have given a pig because 4-5 monster flesh makes them turn into a were-pig instantly.
3 Honey and one Monster Meat (Or any meat for that matter) makes a cheap item that heals both Hunger and Health greatly. It helps to get a bee farm nearby!
Actually it is a very bad idea to set up your camp IN a pig village, never do that!!!
They will turn into Werepigs at full moon, which are very strong hostile mobs...
It's not a bad idea to be close to a pig village, but trust me, don't have your camp too close ;)
Wolfgang is my favorite, but loses hunger way too fast...
Great Video, I always thought torch-exploring would be dangerous, but I guess I can still outrun most things anyhow. I learned a lot here, and I have watched a number of guides already.
And yes, me and the GF play DST, with Shortened Nights, makes it a bit easier, and less boring. I also turn Hounds off, and we can Respawn at the Portal. I feel playing it easymode like this is beneficial to learning the game, since it has such a huge Learning Curve. Once I learn to setup camp better, and farm various mobs. I will probably up difficulty towards original gameplay(Except for the respawning, I like that part).
I don’t know why, tallbirds make me jump so fast every single time. I just got the game, and I was in a rocky area, and my hand was covering up a spot next to my character, and when I lifted my hand a full grown tall bird was standing next to my character lol
Gears are very useful as WX-78. If you want to upgrade yourself, sure eat them, but they are also a good source of healing!
Dated but most of the tips in here are still viable. Good vid 👍
Nice. I hate the hounds.mi have just started playing this and I am trying to push for 100 days alive. I hope I can make it now with these tips. Thanks!
There is one food you have missed, The "Mandrake Soup" It is 1 mandrake, 3 sticks in a crock-pot and it will full hunger Wilson [150 hunger] It also gives full health for Wilson [100 hp] and gives 5 sanity; taking 6 days to rot.
yes but mandrake is very rare there are only 2-4 in the world
Wow finding out about the hounds on your own is quite terrifying I had no idea wat to do
Thanks man. I had no clue what I was doing
i go all in on crocks pots and improved farms. before 100 days i can normally have 20+ farms and nearly 20 crock pots and i NEVER run out of food throughout the winter. i have a meal in every crock pot, usually dragon pure meatballs or stuffed eggplant.
everything's fun and games till a full moon rolls up