Bows are not recommended, as they are very expensive. As such, you can get a first hit advantage, and also hit more players at once. However, spears are better in teams because the range is much farther than swords. For early game, swords are better for most because it saves a great deal of time when grinding. A point of conflict within the community is which weapon is better: swords or spears. Try to put it against a resource deposit making a wall parallel to the water's edge to keep mobs away. When you're at your chosen location, left-click the orange dot (you) to pin your location. Now, open the map in the bottom right corner of your screen. Also, try to find a place near multiple resource deposits.
Your base should be near the edge of the water so you don't die of thirst at night. Next, you'll need to pick a spot to be your temporary base. Generally speaking, you will not get attacked by players until later in the game when you have better tools and resources.įind some stone deposits and gather around 50 stone. They are mostly just cautious hunters, but some will be savages.
You can tell if a mob is aggressive or not if they have a red outline around them.Īvoid players with helmets, especially powerful ones. Boars and hawks are neutral mobs, so even if you hit them by accident, they will become aggressive and attack players in sight. Wolves and spiders are hostile and dangerous, especially when they're both chasing you simultaneously. It's best to avoid all these mobs as a player will need a sword/spear to deal with them. When you spawn, you will notice that there are rabbits, wolves, spiders, hawks, and boars. If you started at night, do the same but come back to your campfire when you start noticing your temperature bar going down. Just walk up to a tree or bush and start hitting it to harvest. If you don't do that and have made it to daytime, your priorities should be getting a wooden pickaxe (10 wood) and about 25 berries. Walk down it, it is very likely you will find someone with a campfire on the edge. If you do, don't panic, just head to the river. Unfortunately, you can't really time your spawn, and you might spawn just before dark. The best time to spawn is late at night, as you'll be able to get basic harvest tools before sunrise and not waste any daylight. Lastly, try to find a server in your continent that suits your needs too, it is hard to do anything at 3 frames per second. Be warned though, there are usually savages (players that kill others for score and items) everywhere. In small servers usually, you can only find 1 or 2 players to team with but in large servers, you can often find 5-6 players. This way it is very easy to find a teammate. If you are a team player, you should choose a large server. With too many people, things can get quite chaotic and there are generally fewer resources for everyone as the map stays the same regardless of player count.
If you are a lone wolf, servers with 15-25 players are the best. So the first thing you'll want to consider is choosing a server you like. This page also presumes you understand/have read the following posts:
#DONT STARVE WIKI BOATS HOW TO#
This is page is written so you can play in the stage order that it is structured in, so don't skip to the bottom and try to learn how to beat dragons before you can mine wood. Hello starvers, this is a comprehensive guide to playing Starve.io.
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