Don’t Starve Together – Comprehensive Survival Guide and Tips

This guide will help you stay alive in the game Don’t Starve Together between days 300 and 450. It builds upon the survival strategies covered for days 150 to 300 and extends them for the later stages of the game.

Days 301-310: Getting Ready for Fall Again

Stock Up on Supplies:

• Make sure you have enough wood, grass, and twigs. They’re essential for winter survival.
• Don’t forget to gather extra stone for building.
• If you stumble upon tumbleweeds, think about harvesting them for gears.

Create Autumn Essentials:

• Craft a lantern and miner hat to help you through the longer nights.
• Think about making a tent to keep your sanity in check.
• If you’ve got silk, it might be handy to craft a sewing kit for clothing repairs.

Days 321-330: Preparing for Winter Once More

Gear Up for the Cold:

• Craft a thermal stone and check your winter clothing. If they’re worn out, make new ones.
• Think about making a heat stone to keep you warm.
• If you have silk, a sewing kit can help repair damaged clothes.

Secure Food Supply:

• Build an ice box to store food longer.
• Gather as much food as possible.
• Hunt koalefants or beefalo for meat in bulk.
• Set up bee boxes to collect honey.

Days 331-340: Navigating the Fourth Winter

Keep Warm:

• Stay close to the fire during the coldest times.
• Wear your winter gear when venturing outside.
• Consider crafting a heat stone for added warmth.

Food Sources:

• Hunt for meat, using traps for rabbits and targeting beefalo if necessary.
• Try fishing in ponds for additional food.
• If you have a birdcage, feed cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.

Days 341-350: Preparing for Another Spring Season

Gather Essential Resources:

• Stock up on wood, grass, and twigs for the rainy days ahead.
• Collect extra stone for building.
• Consider farming tumbleweeds for gears if you come across them.

Equip Yourself for Rain:

• Craft a rain hat and umbrella if your current ones are worn out.
• Think about setting up a lightning rod to safeguard your base from lightning strikes.
• If silk is available, making a tent can help restore sanity during long nights.

Days 351-360: Weathering the Fourth Spring

Stay Dry:

• Use your rain gear to avoid getting wet. Wetness can affect sanity and item handling.
• Crafting a straw roll could be useful for skipping rainy nights.

Days 361-370: Getting Ready for Another Summer Season

Prepare for the Heat:

• Make an endothermic fire pit and check your summer clothing. Replace them if needed.
• Consider crafting a floral shirt and an ice box to keep cool.
• Don’t forget to have a sewing kit handy for clothing repairs if you have silk.

Secure Food Supplies:

• Build an ice box to prolong food freshness.
• Gather ample food, considering hunting koalefants or beefalo for meat.
• Set up bee boxes for honey production.

Days 371-380: Surviving the Fourth Summer

Beat the Heat:

• Stay close to the endothermic fire pit during the hottest times.
• Wear your summer gear when leaving the base.
• Crafting a floral shirt can provide additional cooling.

Secure Food Sources:

• Hunt for meat, utilizing traps and targeting beefalo if necessary.
• Try fishing in ponds for more food options.
• If you have a birdcage, feed cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.

Days 381-390: Preparing for the Fifth Autumn

Gather Resources:

• Restock on wood, grass, and twigs for the upcoming winter.
• Consider gathering extra stone for construction.
• If you encounter tumbleweeds, think about farming them for gears.

Equip for Autumn:

• Craft a lantern and miner hat to illuminate the longer nights.
• Consider making a tent for managing sanity.
• If silk is available, a sewing kit can help repair clothes.

Days 391-400: Navigating the Fifth Autumn

Keep Warm:

• Utilize a fire pit during the extended nights.
• Use your lantern or miner hat when venturing outside.
• Crafting a heat stone can provide additional warmth.

Secure Food Sources:

• Continue farming and hunting for sustenance.
• Be cautious of the Bearger; if prepared, it can yield valuable meat and fur.
• If you have a birdcage, feeding cooked monster meat to the bird can yield eggs.

Days 401-410: Preparing for the Fifth Winter

Gear Up for Cold Weather:

• Make a thermal stone and assess your winter clothing for wear.
• Crafting a heat stone can offer supplementary warmth.
• Consider having a sewing kit on hand for clothing repairs with silk.

Preserve Food:

• Build an ice box to extend the shelf life of food.
• Gather as much food as possible, including hunting koalefants or beefalo.
• Setting up bee boxes can provide a source of honey.

Days 411-420: Surviving the Fifth Winter

Stay Warm:

• Stick close to the fire during the coldest periods.
• Wear your winter gear when leaving the safety of your base.
• Crafting a heat stone can offer additional warmth.

Secure Food Sources:

• Hunt for meat, utilizing traps and targeting beefalo if needed.
• Fishing in ponds can provide supplementary food options.
• Utilize a birdcage by feeding cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.

Days 421-430: Getting Ready for the Fifth Spring

Stock Up on Resources:

• Ensure you have enough wood, grass, and twigs for the rainy days ahead.
• Consider gathering additional stone for construction purposes.
• If you come across tumbleweeds, think about farming them for gears.

Prepare for Rainy Days:

• Craft a rain hat and umbrella if your current ones are worn out.
• Think about setting up a lightning rod to protect your base from lightning strikes.
• If you have silk, making a tent can help restore sanity during prolonged nights.

Days 431-440: Navigating the Fifth Spring

Stay Dry:

• Utilize your rain gear to avoid getting wet, as wetness can impact sanity and item handling.
• Crafting a straw roll might be useful for skipping rainy nights.

Days 441-450: Preparing for the Fifth Summer

Gear Up for the Heat:

• Make an endothermic fire pit and check your summer clothing for wear.
• Consider crafting a floral shirt and an ice box to stay cool.
• If silk is available, having a sewing kit can help repair clothing.

Secure Food Supplies:

• Build an ice box to prolong food freshness.
• Gather as much food as possible, including hunting koalefants or beefalo.
• Setting up bee boxes can provide a steady source of honey.

Remember, in Don’t Starve Together, preparation and resource management are crucial for survival.