Similarly, the desert biome is not hugely beneficial to explore early on so you would be fine to just see where the biome begins and ends. Additionally, they are extremely dangerous because there are hidden tentacles which will come out the ground and do a lot of damage. There really isn't anything essential you need there for survival (in the first few days). One caveat is that we would strongly advise avoiding the marshes or "swamp". In doing so, you'll discover all the different biomes and come across many creatures and resources which you will require later at various points throughout the game. This is a systematic approach to explore all areas if you never leave the coastline, you can eventually make your way around the whole main island. The best way to explore the map is by following the coastline. Shows you where all the features have spawned on the map. Keeps you alive by finding new berry bushes, carrots and seeds for food. Early exploration has the following benefits: Our strategy for the early game is to explore as much of the map as possible. Cooking monster meat will greatly reduce the health and sanity penalty without affecting the hunger points you gain. If you are about to starve, you can eat monster meat at the cost of health and sanity. You might come across monster meat but you do not want to eat this. If you have the choice, eat your berries first. Carrots and seeds spoil slower than berries. You can eat food that is green or yellow, but once it's red you should not eat it. They will start with a green background, which turns to yellow and finally red. Our advice is to just eat them anyway! This is a beginner's tutorial and there's a high chance you'll die of something else before you would ever need the carrots you decided not to pick.įood and some other items will spoil over time. Some guides may tell you not to eat carrots because they do not respawn. Therefore, for your first day prioritise: T wigs, Grass & Flint Because world generation is random, some of these may be much harder than others to find. They are: twigs, grass, flint, logs, stone, food, gold and flowers. There are 8 primary resources you will need to gather in the first few days. It's very important to note that resource gathering and exploration are key prior to establishing a base. There are 3 key things you need to do in parallel:
Without a source of light at night, you will die very, very quickly. Each day is divided into day, dusk and night. The world you are placed in is randomly-generated with many different biomes (forest, grasslands, desert, swamp and more), each of which will contain resources essential for surviving and progressing in the game. You will face the challenges of hunger, sanity loss and health damage as you battle against creatures and the elements.
What now? This tutorial walks through a tried and true strategy for beginners to survive whilst setting up the groundwork for a successful game. So, you’ve decided to delve into the world of Don’t Starve Together (DST)? Bravo my friend! You’ve opened the game, found a buddy and generated a world with the default settings.
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