Players can be revived through many means, with or without a maximum health penalty (which can be counteracted with booster shots). However, death in 'DST' isn’t necessarily a big deal, especially on Endless mode. They make the surface world look downright tame in comparison. Caves especially are very time- and resource-intensive, and quickly fatal for the unprepared. Klei has been steadily increasing the amount of stuff in 'DST', most notably the addition of caves (one of the coolest parts of the original, and originally problematic for multiplayer servers) and beefalo taming.
But sometimes pyromania has its own rewards, it turns out. As the camp chef I am responsible for the menu and all meals, while Alexis is our farmer/tentacle enthusiast and Andy, well.he mostly burns things down. Feeding a whole family of survivors can be challenging, especially in the early game, but we soon developed a sustainable, organic farm and spider mill to generate enough raw food year-round. Seasons can be shortened to nerf their impact and let us focus more on progress than just survival. Giants can be toned down or removed, and having more hands on deck means that when they do spawn, we’re more prepared to defend our home (of course, most monsters have seen a health buff to make them more challenging for a team). My complaints about the original have almost all been addressed in 'DST'. Autumn is peacetime (if such a thing exists in 'Don’t Starve'), so we spend it engaged in vigorous crafting to prepare ourselves for the inclement weather and the inevitable appearance of the giants. Experiencing all four seasons is crucial to getting all of the content, so we braved the endless monsoons of spring, the deadly overheating of summer, and the frigid frigidness of winter.
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A deadly, toxic, horrible oyster, full of nasty creatures and brutal climates. My homies had to put up with several restarts, but once we were off and running, the world was our oyster. As the server host/benevolent dictator, I carefully tweaked the spawn and refresh rates of various monsters and resources between each playthrough until we achieved just the right level of difficulty. 'DST' has none of the Adventure Mode content from the original game, but the suite of world settings is super comprehensive. Together we collect resources, cook food, build things, and comfort each other in the darkness (by fighting off the shadow monsters, nothing scandalous!). My merry band of homeless misfits is dumped unceremoniously into a harsh wilderness, with no civilization in sight. This is much the same experience as 'Don’t Starve: Giant Edition'. I have been thoroughly hooked since the 'Together' early access started, frequently peer pressuring my friends to join in my starvation and then offering no sympathy when they also wound up addicted. Ah, 'Don’t Starve', my old ball and chain.
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