![]() Until you’re able to craft an Ice Box, and even afterwards, Drying Racks are a huge help. Such boulders will look noticeably different, as you’ll be able to see the gold. You’ll have to search your map for Rockylands or Savanna to find Boulders with gold veins. Gold Nugget: Gold Nuggets require more effort too. Head out to the nearest desert biome and hunt down every monster in sight! Tumbleweeds drop some very helpful items, including some uncommon monster loot, and have a 1% chance to drop Gears. A more reliable early game source, however, is Tumbleweeds, which were added in the Reign of Giants DLC. Gears: Gears drop from Clockwork monsters, found in the small Chess biomes (you’ll know one when you see it). Chop trees with an axe, get Logs, craft Boards. Here’s how you can obtain each of these items:īoards: Boards are simple. The Gears are going to be the hardest part, as you’ll either have to get lucky or defeat some challenging enemies in order to get them to drop. Ice Boxes will reduce a food’s spoilage rate by 50% and requires an Alchemy Engine station along with 1 Boards, 1 Gears, and 2 Gold Nugget. They require some specific, relatively hard to find items, but there’s fairly reliable sources for each ingredient if you’re willing to do the (virtual) leg work. You can avoid ending up with a chest full of rot by crafting an Ice Box as soon as possible. Perished food can be used as fertilizer or as fuel, so it’s not entirely useless, but you certainly won’t want to eat it (we shouldn’t have to tell you this), as it will ding both your hunger and health. Possibly the most limiting factor in your hunger is not the availability of food, but the fact that food will spoil. Crafting an Ice Box to avoid food expiration Expect your most convenient food options to dwindle fast. Cooking these foraged ingredients will get you through your first couple of days, but cooked Berries will expire quickly (only three days), and wild-harvested carrots will not re-spawn. You can roast or toast them over a campfire to for a slight health gain, with the exception of seeds, which provide only an extremely minor gain when cooked. To avoid that fate, here’s what you’ll need to know about staying well fed, and ultimately following the namesake of Don’t Starve! Finding and cooking food in Don’t Starve’s early gameĮarly in your adventure, you’ll be able to sustain yourself by foraging, consuming Berries, Carrots, and, to a much lesser extent, Seeds. Once your hunger meter has been completely depleted, you’ll begin to lose health. As with most survival games (and real life), your hunger will gradually decay as time goes on. There are numerous different eating options and recipes you can craft to keep your hunger topped. To say nothing of getting whacked in the face by a returning boomerang. ![]() Keeping monsters at bay and avoiding being frozen, burnt or blown up. Starving is only one concern, you must also survive the many horrors of the game’s eerie world. Don’t Starve, with its many expansions and the standalone multiplayer version, Don’t Starve Together, offer an appropriately unforgiving experience.
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