Once Human - 10 HUGE MISTAKES to AVOID! (Once Human Tips & Tricks)
Summary
TLDRThis video script offers essential tips for new players in 'Once Human,' focusing on avoiding common mistakes and optimizing gameplay. It advises against using AP ammo until Level 50, unlocking weapon and armor blueprints through events and the wish machine, and strategically placing bases for resource efficiency. The script also highlights the importance of eating beneficial food, mining, and using deviants for resource farming. It emphasizes the role of stats in character performance and the necessity of managing energy, sanity, and load for optimal gameplay. Lastly, it stresses the importance of thoughtful base design to prevent future rebuilding headaches.
Takeaways
- 🚫 Avoid using AP (Armor-Piercing) ammo early in the game as it's unnecessary and wastes valuable Stardust Source materials.
- 🔍 To unlock weapon and armor blueprints, focus on completing monoliths, collecting mystical crates, and using the wish machine and blueprint shop.
- 🏠 Strategically place your base near teleportation points or main camps to save energy for more important uses, rather than frequent teleporting.
- 🍽 Prioritize cooking high-quality food for specific benefits like stamina boosts and increased mining speed to aid in early game progression.
- ⛏ Upgrade your mining tools to Bronze and then Steel as soon as possible to speed up resource gathering and efficiency.
- 🐾 Collect Deviants like Digby Boy and Logging Beaver to autofarm resources while you're offline or away from the game.
- 🔋 Ensure your Deviants are in an optimized environment with the required mood boosters to increase their efficiency in farming and gathering.
- 🏹 Utilize the crossbow for its infinite ammo advantage and build a melee weapon to conserve ammo and materials early in the game.
- 🐂 Focus on farming raw hide and gas as these resources are crucial for crafting armor and for vehicle travel, respectively.
- 📊 Keep an eye on your character's stats like energy, sanity, and load to avoid negative effects on health, speed, and stamina.
- 🏗 Plan your base design from the start to avoid the need for a complete rebuild later in the game, which can be time-consuming and frustrating.
Q & A
What mistake should players avoid making regarding ammo in the early stages of the game?
-Players should avoid using AP ammo early on and instead use regular ammo like copper shotgun bullets, as AP ammo does not significantly impact damage until after Level 50 and wastes valuable Stardust Source materials.
Why is it not efficient to craft AP ammo before Level 50?
-Crafting AP ammo consumes Stardust Source, a resource that becomes scarce as the game progresses, especially when upgrading weapons and crafting new items. The damage benefit from AP ammo is minimal before Level 50, making it an inefficient use of resources.
How can players unlock weapon and armor blueprints in the game?
-Players can unlock blueprints through completing monoliths, finding mystical crates in rift anchor areas, using the wish machine as seasons progress, and purchasing them directly from the blueprint shop using starcom.
What is the significance of the wish machine in obtaining blueprints?
-The wish machine allows players to spend starcom to potentially unlock random blueprints or directly purchase specific blueprints from the blueprint shop, offering a way to strategically acquire desired weapons and armor.
Why is the location of the player's base important in terms of energy consumption for teleportation?
-A base located far from teleportation hubs, main cities, or the player's home will incur higher energy costs for teleportation. Being close to these points helps conserve energy, which is crucial for crafting and other in-game activities.
How does the player benefit from eating good food early in the game?
-Consuming good food provides specific benefits such as increased stamina or mining speed, which are advantageous for early game progression and exploration.
What is the advantage of using a crossbow over firearms in the early stages of the game?
-The crossbow offers infinite ammo, meaning players do not need to farm for ammunition, saving time and resources that are scarce in the early game.
Why should players focus on obtaining rawhide early in the game?
-Rawhide is required for crafting armor, and focusing on obtaining it early ensures that players have the necessary materials for armor upgrades without having to farm for it later.
What is the importance of managing the character's energy, hydration, and sanity levels?
-Maintaining these levels is crucial as they affect the character's performance, including HP, melee damage, sprint speed, stamina cost, and maximum health. Neglecting them can lead to reduced efficiency and survivability.
What is the significance of having an efficient base design, especially from Level 20 onwards?
-An efficient base design is important for organization, defensive purposes, and to accommodate the increasing amount of items and decorations. A poorly planned base may require significant rebuilding, wasting valuable time and resources.
How can players benefit from using a bed in the game?
-Sleeping in a bed provides the benefit of restoring sanity, which in turn allows health to regenerate to its maximum capacity, supporting overall survival and gameplay progression.
Outlines
🚫 Avoiding Common Mistakes with Ammo in Early Game
The video script starts by highlighting the importance of avoiding certain mistakes, especially with ammunition, early in the game. The speaker emphasizes not to use Armor-Piercing (AP) ammo until reaching level 50, as it offers minimal damage benefits and consumes valuable Stardust Source, a resource that becomes scarce as the game progresses. Instead, regular ammo like copper shotgun bullets is recommended for tier one activities. The summary also touches on the scarcity of resources and the importance of managing them wisely to prevent future shortages.
🗺️ Unlocking Weapon and Armor Blueprints
This paragraph delves into the various methods of unlocking weapon and armor blueprints in the game. Completing monoliths can yield blueprint fragments, which are necessary to unlock full blueprints. The speaker explains the process of collecting and fusing these fragments to access new gear. Additionally, rift anchors and mystical crates found in certain areas provide fragments, while the wish machine, introduced later in the game, offers a chance to unlock blueprints through a wish system that progressively reveals more rewards as the game advances. The wish machine also allows direct purchase of specific blueprints, providing a strategic alternative to random rewards.
🏠 Strategic Base Placement and Resource Management
The script discusses the strategic placement of the player's base to minimize energy expenditure on teleportation. It suggests placing the base near teleportation towers, main cities, or the home base to avoid high energy costs associated with long-distance travel. The importance of energy conservation is underscored by the energy costs of crafting weapons and the scarcity of energy in mid to late game. The speaker also emphasizes the benefits of consuming nutritious food for stamina boosts and the efficiency of using better tools for mining and gathering resources. The use of deviants like the Digby boy and the logging beaver for autofarming resources is introduced, along with tips on how to optimize their mood for increased efficiency.
🛠️ Crafting and Utilizing Deviants for Resource Gathering
The paragraph focuses on the importance of crafting and utilizing deviants for resource gathering. It explains how deviants can gather materials automatically, even when the player is offline, and how to obtain them through mining specific ores. The speaker details the process of farming silver ore to get the Digby boy and logging beavers, and how to place them in securement units for maximum efficiency. The mood and traits of deviants are highlighted as factors that affect their gathering speed and the quality of resources they provide. The paragraph concludes with advice on meeting environmental criteria to optimize deviant performance.
⚔️ Combat and Crafting Strategies for Early Game
The speaker discusses combat and crafting strategies that are beneficial in the early stages of the game. The crossbow is recommended for its infinite ammo feature, allowing players to conserve resources and maintain a steady supply of ammunition. Melee weapons are also encouraged for their power and efficiency in combat. The importance of focusing on gathering specific resources like hide and gas is emphasized, with tips on where and how to farm them effectively. The paragraph also touches on the significance of character stats, explaining how energy levels, sanity, and load capacity affect gameplay and performance.
🏰 Base Design and Long-term Planning
The final paragraph addresses the importance of thoughtful base design to avoid future complications. The speaker warns against the pitfalls of haphazardly expanding the base without a plan, as it can lead to the need for a complete rebuild later in the game. The summary advises players to consider the base's defensive capabilities and overall layout to ensure it remains functional and efficient as the game progresses. Additionally, the paragraph highlights the importance of using the bed to restore sanity and health, a feature that many players overlook.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡AP Ammo
💡Blueprints
💡Stardust Source
💡Deviants
💡Securement Silos
💡Crossbow
💡Melee Weapon
💡Hide
💡Gas
💡Base Design
💡Survival Game
Highlights
Avoid using AP ammo early on; regular ammo is sufficient until Level 50.
Do not waste materials on crafting AP ammo as it offers minimal benefits early in the game.
Unlock weapon and armor blueprints through events, monoliths, and rift anchors.
Utilize the wish machine to unlock blueprints and potentially save up for desired weapons.
The wish machine's blueprint shop allows for targeted acquisition of specific gear.
Place your base strategically to minimize energy expenditure on teleportation.
Focus on consuming high-quality food for specific benefits like stamina and mining speed.
Upgrade pickaxes to bronze and then steel for more efficient mining.
Use the Digby boy and logging beaver deviants for auto-farming resources.
Ensure deviants are in an optimized environment to increase their efficiency.
Prioritize collecting hide and gas early in the game for crafting and transportation.
Maintain character stats within optimal ranges to avoid negative effects on gameplay.
Craft sanity gummies to restore sanity and, consequently, maximum health.
Use armor and weapon storage crates to manage inventory weight effectively.
Plan your base design from the start to avoid extensive rebuilding later in the game.
Utilize beds to restore health and sanity, offering a strategic advantage in survival.
Transcripts
what's going on you guys there's a ton
of mistakes you do not want to be making
in one's human especially early on
there's a lot of things you can do to
actually really speed up your progress
I'm going to go over these 10 things you
need to know about once human so you
don't make some of the mistakes that I
did a big mistake a lot of people are
going to make that you should make sure
and I repeat make sure you are not
making this mistake you are not doing
this early is specifically regarding
ammo so as you unlock more ammo through
your mimics you're going to want to make
sure you do not and I repeat you do not
use AP ammo you want to use for instance
only regular ammo you see we have C ammo
here copper shotgun bullets these are
perfectly fine to use for everything
that tier one entails which is where
copper ammo would be used if you go over
here to Copper shotgun AP ammo you get
plus 4% damage per shot and plus 4% PSI
intensity until you hit Level 50 it does
not matter whatsoever and you don't want
to waste your materials on this ammo
because you have to use Stardust Source
the problem with this is as you begin to
level and as you get closer to Eng game
you might have a lot of Stardust Source
right now and as you get farther in the
game and have to upgrade your weapons
craft a lot of new things you're going
to use all of this in the blink of an
eye and have none left over so you don't
need to craft AP ammo because it's not
needed for copper steel everything up
until basically level 50 you do not need
this ammo because it really doesn't give
you that much damage benefit and again
it's just going to use up all of your
in-game resource because you might not
yet realized it's an in-game resource
but it is and it's extremely important
to have so don't waste it and you can
thank me later so next is where you can
find the weapon and armor blueprints so
so if you played already you notice
you've had a certain amount of weapons
you can make and then certain weapons
are just completely locked and I know
some of you are wondering how can you
easily unlock These Blueprints well
there's a couple of different ways some
different events give you blueprints
ideally there's four main ways you can
unlock blueprints for weapons the first
is going to be possibly completing
things like monoliths you can actually
get blueprint rewards through completing
monoliths sometimes they're more rare
but by doing some of these harder
monoliths you can actually unlock
blueprints this way quickly the way the
blueprint system works is you unlock
blueprint fragments and not the full
blueprint themselves so when you unlock
this Wildfire frag or you get some sort
of fragments towards it you have to have
as you can see 60 total fragments and
usually you get like 10 or 20 at a time
now once you get 10 or 20 at a time you
can jump into your blueprint fragment
menu and you can see I have 20 out of 40
here I have to get 40 of them in order
to fuse this and actually unlock the
northern pike frag and if we look here
at the ren see I have 60 out of 40 for
the wrench so if I wanted I could fuse
this and actually use this to unlock the
wrench and then begin using it
Additionally you can use areas like this
that have a rift anchor which is this
little green or it will be gray if you
haven't discovered it and it has a
mystical crate these mystical crates
once you find them in these areas
actually give you fragments towards
either armor or Weaponry so you can get
a lot of fragments that way by making
sure you're collecting these mystical
crates throughout each big area that you
explore and go to now the other big way
is the wish machine so once you get
introduced to it once you make your way
over to greywater Camp you can then
build a wish machine so this is the one
I have in my home and you can then click
make a wish and you can actually click
one of these different sections so the
trick with this is each one of these
different sections opens up as the
seasons progress so as we get to the
next part of the season this one will
unlock and then as we get to the next
part of season the next one will unlock
etc etc so you can see we have starom
here which is our basic currency we get
from doing a lot of things in the game
now one thing you can do here is since
we have of the Riff unlocked we can
click on this and we can see some of the
potential rewards and currently they're
basically all random blueprints so if we
were to play the game here we would
begin to hit these llamas and as we
continue to play we unlock more and more
blueprints for different pieces of armor
and weapons and this is the main way
you're going to be unlocking a lot of
the different blueprints in the game now
again it could be strategic to save up
your starcom to wait until some of these
later tiers for weapons that you really
want for instance the jackpot here gives
us the golden scar that means you might
want to wait until this one unlocks and
save up your starcom so you can go full
out on this to make sure you get that
weapon that you really want the same
goes for some of these legendary helmets
the legendary KVD and other things that
you can get via these rewards now
another big thing with the wish machine
that's different from betas is you can
actually visit the blueprint shop
meaning you can actually spend a ton and
I mean a ton of starcom to actually make
sure you Target and get exactly what you
want for instance all of this legendary
gear you can spend 8,000 starcom to get
and make make sure you unlock the armor
blueprint without all the gambling
without all the RNG but you can come in
here and actually buy it this way and
you can actually do this for weapons as
well and some lower level weapons as an
example if we wanted a legendary sniper
rifle we could come in here and unlock
the hammer sniper rifle for 8,000
starcom instead of gambling for it so
and another thing you want to make sure
you try not to sometimes put your base
just out in the middle of nowhere and
this is because of a couple things so if
you put your base out in the middle of
nowhere in order to teleport somewhere
you need to be at a place with a
teleport location close enough to it
like one of these teleportation Towers a
main city or your home so let's say if
you're at your home and it's all the way
out here in the middle of nowhere if you
look it actually takes some currency in
the form of essentially our energy to
teleport over to greywater Camp it only
takes 38 because we're right here next
to it now let's say we put our house all
the way out here in the desert and then
we wanted to teleport all the way down
here to let's say deadsville or we
wanted to go to Myers Market currently
it costs 260 but if we put our house
even farther it's going to cost up in
the 3 or 400s as and I'm telling you as
you get to Mid and later game you're
going to start running out of this
energy fairly quickly especially if
you're teleporting all over the place
and that's because you can see just
creating one tier three pistol costs
1,00 energy and especially with
teleporting everywhere you will run out
very quickly so you want to make sure
you put your Camp earlier on in one of
these areas probably next to the main
Camp if possible in deadsville this
strip right here has a bunch of water
minerals trees deer and everything you
need once you get to Myers Market this
area also has the exact same thing over
here to the bottom left ton of minerals
and everything else and the same goes
for right over here near greywater Camp
so you have quick easy access to the
camp since you have to go back to it
quite a lot without having to waste a
ton of energy now one thing you
definitely want to do especially early
game is focus on eating but not just
eating anything eating good food that's
because different food actually gives
you different benefits that are actually
very beneficial early on so you can see
if we get any random deer here and we go
to our stove we click on roasted meat we
currently have 29 deer meat here if we
actually cook this deer meat on the
stove not only do we get energy back but
we also get a Max stamina boost meaning
we can run Dodge things like that for a
much longer time basically 25% extra of
what we used to be able to do you see
our stamina ring down here normally it
would only be one ring but now it is
1.25 Rings we have a little bit more
stamina to work with which helps
especially just roaming the map boss
fights Etc there's other good food that
you can actually do right off the bat so
you can get pan fried fish which gives
you plus 10% mining speed and again even
a steak combo here that again gives you
another Max stamina boost now first
things first is mining now mining
obviously gives you the orea materials
you need as well as all the lumber
you're going to use to build obviously
your base and a lot of things in the
game I wouldn't waste too much time
early on because there's a lot of things
you can do to farm that make things way
easier and cost you way less time as a
quick example in your mimetics menu the
greater pickaxes you create like the
copper pickaxe or even down further such
as the Brun pickaxe give you not only a
more durable tool but actually help you
mine rare materials and mine them much
faster and more efficiently meaning you
actually mine them faster and get more
materials for them so fairly quickly I
would take your infrastructure to bronze
pickaxes and then shortly after after
you pass level 10 to Steel pickaxes so
you can make a steel pickaxe and mine
things much quicker and it'll greatly
speed up the time to get resources that
you need now additionally if you really
want to get the max amount of resources
without having to do any work you need
to make sure you're stacking up on your
deviants and there's a couple of these
that farm materials automatically for
you and autofarm them so you don't ever
have to mine or chop wood or anything
the first one is going to be the Digby
boy now there's a couple things to
mention here the Digby boy automatically
mines many materials for you so even
when you're offline he's constantly
mining meaning you get tons of materials
just for being offline you can jump on
to play the next day and have four or
500 of every single resource per Digby
boy that you have which is why you
should stack as many as possible now you
can actually get the Digby Boy by mining
10 iron magnesium and tungsten ore at a
fairly low chance so while you're mining
you have the chance to randomly drop one
however silver ore almost always at this
point 100% guarantees you a Digby boy
drop now the best places to farm silver
ore currently are right outside of the
securement silos Sigma at level 15 and
then over here by Meyers Market you can
Farm more silver ore and 10 directly out
here just outside of Myers Market as
well there's a ton of 10 ore all over
the map and then there's silver ore that
looks very similar but is a little bit
different keep an eye out for this
because if you're driving around or
whatever ever be checking for your
silver or so you can imagine if you have
five of these guys every day you get on
you can have like 2500 of every material
you will never have to farm again the
other deviant you absolutely need and
you can get a ton of these very easily
is the logging Beaver now the logging
Bieber obviously gives you logs and he
can give you logs and a very quick rate
again you can have like 2 or 3,000 just
from logging on in a new day so you need
to make sure you're stacking these up as
well and placing many of them as well as
the Digby boys in the securement units
you can f the logging beavers right over
here at Myers Market all you have to do
is teleport to Myers market look over at
the pier run right outside the main
building and look outside towards the
pier you can zoom in with a sniper rifle
to the end of the pier and look and see
if one of the logging Beaver deviants is
there they spawn almost continuously so
if you don't see one go ahead and run
back to the teleporter swap worlds and
that will reset your instance and you
can run right over there and check again
and you can get probably 10 of these
very very quickly just by doing that one
little trick now one other thing I want
to mention about these deviants as well
as all the deviants in general is they
actually can farm and do things at a
much more efficient rate if their mood
is actually recharging at a quick rate
so you can see a deviation crafting and
Gathering speed and combat performance
depends on its mood and you can see here
you get faster recovery of deviant power
and mood in an optimized environment
meaning we want to meet these criteria
so for instance for the logging Beaver
we want music playing and we want
electricity we currently set up just one
solar generator or one solar panel as
well as a switchable pylon all you have
to do is run the wire from there over to
one of these little notes just to
connect it to make it cleaner and drop
power right down into this securement
unit and boom you meet that criteria the
same with the music you can see we have
a radio right here all you essentially
have to do is jump into your build menu
jump over to furniture and then jump
over to the home entertainment tab once
you've unlocked that through your mics
and just create a radio drop it on the
ground and turn it on and you'll meet
that requirement and a lot of the
requirements are very much like that so
again the Digby boy also requires light
which you can unlock through your mimics
menu as well you can see we have a red
light above them both meaning we get
basically 30% more resources overall so
you want to make sure you're meeting
those criteria for your deviants
especially the ones that will be autof
farming for you and finally one more
thing to note about deviants is they
actually have traits and skill ratings
so the skill rating if you get one with
a skill rating of more than one meaning
like two or three they're going to be
able to possibly get much higher tier
Rewards or higher tier materials that
they'll bring back to you and
potentially far more efficiently as well
as that the activity rting means the
faster that deviant can recover while
it's dormant or sitting in The
securement Silo so you can see our
logging Beaver here has a skill rating
of two meaning our logging Beaver is
going to work much more efficiently so
if you had a choice between putting this
one or another one in there you want to
make sure you put the one with the
higher stats in there so it does a
better job but early game you're going
to want to put as many of these in as
many securement silos as you can also
the deviations have traits and the more
traits it has the more special abilities
it has meaning the better farming and
better combat for combat deviant now
early middle and even late game you want
to be using the crossbow as well as
always always building a melee weapon
this is because the crossbow essentially
gives you infinite ammo so you don't
have to farm and waste a lot of time
trying to get ammo for your gun
especially early in the game when it's a
little bit harder to come by you can see
as long as we get a crossbow here and
then go ahead and put some sort of mod
on it and as long as you have the same
tier crossbow as the area you're in you
can pretty much one- shot headshot most
enemies in the game meaning you can
oneshot them with your arrow run right
back over them and pick it up
automatically and then shoot another
enemy and do the same thing and you will
never lose your arrows essentially
unless you miss again early on it's an
extremely powerful weapon requires
basically zero ammo you can stack up on
20 arrows and essentially go to town and
never have to restore or replenish your
ammo because you replenish it non-stop
another thing is you want to make sure
you're using your melee weapon non-stop
as well because again it's extremely
powerful early on it keeps you again
from using and wasting a lot of ammo and
materials early on as well now there are
a couple resources you want to focus on
very early one is going to be hide and
the reason you want to focus on hide is
because you need to go out and
particularly farm for it every time you
see it at the beginning of the game
because a lot of the armor that you have
to craft requires you to have rawh hide
not only regular untanned rawh hide but
rawh hide again used for the actual
materials itself meaning you need to
have essentially a lot of it now the
best place to initially Farm hide if
you're in deadsville is right down this
center strip right here right past this
house all along the street there's a ton
of deer there and there's also a ton of
deer right outside of Myers's market
right over here in this hilly area now
there's a couple things you want to
focus on you want to make sure you get
the big deer and not the small deer the
small deer barely ever give you any hide
the big deer almost always give you hide
if you see other things additionally
like boore make sure you kill those
because you will also get hide from
those and you want to make sure you get
it every chance you get early on so you
can stack up plenty and you don't ever
have to farm any little bit later in the
game every time you have to come in here
to your workbench and recraft new tiers
level gear another resource you want to
prioritize early is gas and that's
because you actually need gas obviously
for your car and the more you have so
you don't actually run out and have to
run around everywhere the best way to
stack up on this is to just drive down
the road there are a couple of different
car models you get used to that actually
have gas in them all the time this kind
of car model with the barely open trunk
this will almost always have gas and
materials the same goes for cars like
that one that look just like your car
most of the time those will always have
gas in the trunk as well so you want to
make sure you're also stacking up on gas
so you don't run out and have to walk
all the way across the map because
that's the worst thing ever so a couple
things you want to be aware of in terms
of the stats of your character are
actually really important so you're not
just focused on keeping your energy and
stuff not in the red there's actually
benefits and losses you get from being
in certain segments so for instance the
energy of your character you can see we
want to try and keep it as high as
possible always between 60 and 100% if
you don't you actually lose HP you lose
melee weapon damage you can see if we
drop to 30 to 60% energy we lose 200 hp
and then We additionally lose load
capacity for for our hydration again
it's important we keep 60 to 100%
because you get 20% Sprint speed then
you get Sprint stamina cost minus 50%
meaning we can Sprint much longer so
much longer it's not even funny and then
eventually we start getting down into
the complete negatives and our character
just become slow which is why you almost
always want to have this maxed out now
the way our sanity works is you can see
this little blue bar right here for each
perc of Sanity we've lost so 6% it
reduces our Max HP that we can actually
have by 6% so in order to restore this
blue bar worth of HP you need to take a
sanity gummy or something that gets rid
of Sanity so you can actually restore
your maximum health now again we can
take things like sanity gummies these
can be easily crafted on the stove by
just using beets and then turning beets
into some sugar right here you can see
this is all it really requires sugar
boiled water and logs again if you come
down here to Sugar you can collect beets
from a lot of places in the ground turn
them into sugar and then make plenty of
Sanity gummies and then finally is our
load now there's a couple things I want
to mention here because you're always
carrying a bunch of different things on
you at once you obviously want to make
sure you stack stuff in your chest but
your load once you get to 120 to 140%
and 140% plus you lose a lot of speed a
lot of stamina Etc one of the big notes
I want to mention here you want to make
sure you build an armor storage crate
and a weapon storage crate that way you
can actually store armor and weapons in
both of these because you can't store
them in normal crates and it's because a
lot of times you're carrying a lot of
old armor and a lot of old Weaponry also
you can go to the disassembly bench jump
over here to the weapons tab or the
armor tab see a lot of your old stuff
here and then come in here and actually
disass assemble it so you lose a lot of
your weight pretty quickly so make sure
you're checking on getting rid of your
old armor and your old gear that you
don't need anymore and this is the last
thing that's probably caused me the
absolute most pain in once human is
building my base so early on in the game
you don't have to focus that much on
what your base design is you can just
build a little Shack and stack
everything inside of it that you
possibly can but as you begin to level
up and start putting a literal ton of
things ton of decorations ton of
everything in your base you're going to
want to go ahead and come up with an
actual base design of some sort that
works for you because once you build
your base and have everything inside of
it in order to tear it down and not lose
all of your chest around level 20 or so
you really want to focus on how your
base design is going to work and really
how you should set it up because if you
don't you build this big base that is
completely unusable because later in the
game it does get attacked late game when
you generate in-game material that's
kind of part of the mechanics you
essentially put down a stardust
resonator put cores in it and then it
generates Stardust which again as I
mentioned is an extremely important
ingame material but when you do that a
lot of stuff's going to attack your
house so it needs to be set up at least
somewhat defensively and somewhat decent
so you don't set this up around level 20
or so and build a random little shck and
just keep adding stuff to your house to
actually rebuild the entire house you're
going to have to rebuild the entire
house from the ground up meaning you're
going to have to come out here you're
going to have to place a bunch of
squares out you're going to have to pick
up all the things that you've already
set up for electricity move it out here
put it all in a row then come in here do
that with everything delete the entire
house and restart all over it literally
can waste hours of your time and since
you watch the and a quick bonus tip
obviously this is a survival game make
sure you're using your bed a lot of
people don't know that you can actually
use your bed they think it's just a
pretty thing in your house and it's not
you get a bonus from sleeping in your
bed and you can see it's actually
getting rid of some of my sanity here so
that way my health can continue to
restore all the way up to full health if
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