Dont starve together robot Ps4#
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Err.Pigs are neutral mobs that live in Pig Houses. 'Wow, that Dragon Fruit pie tastes as good as when I made it 2 seasons ago!'.

However, then you'll be sacrificing some realism. If food lasted longer in the ice box or ice Chester then I probably would not have thought about NPC automatons. However, since Wilson is a super scientist, it just got me thinking - if I was Wilson, I'd be looking for ways to automate as much as I can. it's hard to do when the people I play with have perfected base construction/maintenance and find comfort in doing that - 'Why would I put myself in harm's way when I'm very comfortable at my base - TYVM?' However, to do that we will need to take on more risk. In terms of an immediate resolution, I totally get that we need to change our play style so that we can enjoy other aspects of the game. At some point I have to start begging others to start a new game before I lose my mind as a result of excessive repetition. Going into the caves in the Winter is hit or miss (depends if we need to harvest the Deerclops, or harvest logs). I'm trying to get others to go into the caves during the summer (to beat the heat and nothing really grows), but once Autumn arrives, it's time to replenish the food stock. Spring is our busy season (growing and replenishing seeds). We usually recruit pigs to chop down trees - or use Maxwell's abilities. Using a flingamatic allows for our crops to stay in the ground longer and bee box farms are great for food. Our base has multiple ice boxes, crock pots, and many drying racks. Our 'end game' tends to wind up the same way every time. In our case, maybe there needs to be an obesity dimension/metric When it comes to food, starving isn't something we need to worry about. In retrospect, we're probably over producing and thus we find ourselves constantly managing food inventory/spoilage. However, our stubbornness brings us to the same conclusion time and again. If we were more open to playing online games with others, I think the division of labor would cut down on the menial tasks.

Dont starve together robot Ps4#

We enjoy playing DST on the PS4 because of couch co-op. Since DST game creation is pretty configurable, maybe it can be toggled - have it off by default to respect the purists. Wow! Thanks for all the well thought out replies.Īs out, introducing something like this could devalue other characters that a player may use. But if I had to name a use for your npcs I'd like, is for creating boards and rope. This game consists of a lot of small tasks that can contribute to making the game interesting. If it wasn't for warly's spices, a lot of worlds that exceed 300 or so days will not use them to feed a lot of hungry mouths. Relying on farms as a way to net you food will take a lot of time. But what I see in your post that's apparently an issue you're having in the game is farming. People creatively find ways to chop wood, manage spoilage and even use spoilage to their advantage. The major problem I have with your suggestion is it takes too many tasks away from the game. when you have even just 6 boxes set up by flowers, you're producing food that can last a season even when you just eat it on it's own. Unless your name is wigfrid or warly, you only really need this to live off. Honey is arguably the best food source in the game.

Dont starve together robot free#

Hang the meats you gain from them to get jerky and feed carrots dropped to birds for a food source that lasts for a year in your pockets so you're free to explore and have enough food not to worry about cutting exploration short. Bunny farms will solve every single one of your food problems to the point where you're in excess. There are a lot of ways to come across food in this game that don't involve too much farming and picking. Your issue is you're currently focusing on busy work that begets busy work. Would be if we can create specialized 'robots' to do the following tasks: Once we have an established base, it seems like with two people, we get into a cycle of just routine base maintenance and never get to explore other areas (like the caves or sailing the seeds).