8 Things That Make No Sense In Don t Starve

With all of these benefits and the ability to legitimately move this biome wherever you so choose , why not set up some Boats around some Great Tree Trunks and live there? Players can build most structures on Boats, and they won't drift away without an Anchor. They are susceptible to fire like other structures, but a Fling-O-Matic works perfectly well on the water as well. Connect land masses and roam more easily and in style. We can hope Klei adds Woodlegs to Don't Starve Together for the true pirate experience.


Amnesia: The Dark Descent was a popular horror title that also utilized sanity mechanics. Again, a meter is at the core of the gameplay, with time spent in darkness causing the protagonist’s sanity reserves to plummet at an alarming rate. Developer Frictional FPS Games maps wanted to give the player a strong incentive to maintain their sanity s


If you die while playing as WX-78, you will notice you start hovering above your skeleton. Why WX-78 leaves behind a skeleton is a mystery. You already drop a random amount of gears that you used before your death, so it would make more sense if you left behind a pile of junk instead of a skeleton. Perhaps WX-78 isn't all machine as the game makes


It's time to talk about poop – it's a serious subject. You may find it difficult to talk about poop without raising a grin or smirking, but it has its uses. The Bucket-o-poop is a craftable item that maximizes the use of manure. As the item description delightfully explains, "less poop on hands, more poop on plan


Another way to avoid shadow creatures is to avoid caves and ruins entirely during the Nightmare and Dawn phases of the Nightmare Cycle. This, of course, depends on how well players are keeping track of those phases in the first pl


One variant of the skeletons is a poor soul with a spear protruding from their mouth as if they were the victim of a freak dentistry accident. However, this spear cannot be removed from the skeleton and used. A spear driven through a skull with so much force may not get removed intact, but you would expect to be able to at least salvage it for parts like the spearhead or the wood. Then again, some characters may not have the nerve to try pulling items out of a skull, but in extreme survival situations, the faint of heart have no choice if they wish to see the next sunr

Floating under the leaves, watching the Mossy Vines swaying in the breeze, shoals of Fish under your feet, it's hard to feel like you're in a survival game anymore. Sun beams streak across the screen and dust motes float about, lending a sense of timelessness to the swamp. It's a little slice of heaven in the middle of a game filled with danger and enemies, where even darkness can snuff you out and there are very limited ways to revive.

Let's face it - Wes is a bit of a wimp. He doesn't hit hard, he takes more damage than other survivors and he hurts himself by popping his own balloons. Wes was introduced for experienced players to have a bit more of a challenge when surviving the daily dangers in the Constant. He enters with a Pile O' Balloons which he can inflate at a cost of five Sanity, and there are five types of Balloon craftable in his Balloonomancy Tab.

Using a Pitchfork to move Turf has been the best way to try to recreate biomes elsewhere in your world, while physically herding any mobs and replanting any native flora. However, they were never true biomes as the endemic wildlife would never respawn on it. Knobbly Tree Nuts finally allow the player to put a biome wherever their heart desires, so long as it's in water of course. By ramming your Boat into a Great Tree Trunk not only will it rain Grass Gators, but this tree's seed will fall into the water as an Underwater Salvageable.

Out in Don't Starve's open ocean, danger is around every corner (or wave), often in the form of Cookie Cutters, Sea Stacks, or a random Malbatross spawn. But occasionally a player might get lucky in Swell or Rough seas and come across a swampy paradise.


Treeguards are one of the many mobs in Don't Starve . Treeguards can occasionally transform from Evergreens when a nearby Evergreen is chopped down, becoming hostile to the wood-cutter. Treeguards boast a high amount of health as well as dam


However, the hair on top of his head does not grow at all. If his beard continually grows and needs to be regularly shaved, it makes no sense that his other hairs would not continue to grow. Perhaps when Wilson went through the machine, it damaged the hair follicles on his head, preventing them from growing and also preventing any hair l


In Don't Starve, gold is exceptionally durable, even more so than tools made out of obsidian. While it may make sense for gameplay to make gold more durable than other more common materials, it just doesn't make sense in the real wo


Don't Starve is an incredibly unique survival game rife with a stunning amount of depth. Ever since its release in 2013, the game has been highly-regarded for its art-style and crushingly-unforgiving gameplay. There's a ludicrous amount of depth here that the only way to understand is to play the g