This guide will inform about Don’t Starve Together contains tips and tricks which are “how to be solo survivor”, “what qualifies as being a solo survivor”, “why is it bad to be a solo survivor”.
The Solo Survivor
The Solo Survivor
The solo survivor is the complete opposite to a base camper. Here’s some more info
What qualifies as being a solo survivor?
- Not returning to base (Or not planning on returning to base in a long time)
- Never depositing things at base (Chests, iceboxes)
Why is it bad to be a solo survivor?
- They normally aren’t around their friends when they are preparing for something
- They always use resources making bonfires.
It’s also bad for them too.
- They can’t cook or store food without wasting materials.
- They can’t deposit items.
- They’re normally left out of group harvests
- They have to defend themselves on their own from monsters. (Wolves, Merms, Bosses, etc)
How can your team deal with them?
- Kicking the player
- Leading them to the base somehow.
- Follow them around, they might come back to base then.
The Loot Hog
The Loot Hog
Nobody likes a loot hog. Here’s more details
What’s qualified as being a loot hog?
- Taking all the loot. (Not sharing)
What bad does a Loot Hog make?
- They take all the good loot and leave the rubbish.
- They never share, keeping stuff to themselves
- Can be quite wasteful
What can a team do about this?
- Kick the player.
- Convince them to give the items.
- Get on their good side, they might share.
Conclusion
Those were some bad types of players in Don’t Starve Together. If you have any suggestions comment them, I may add them.
by Stardew77
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