This is a comprehensive guide for surviving days 300-450 in Don’t Starve Together.
This guide is based on the strategies for surviving days 150-300, and extrapolates them for the later stages of the game.
Jours 301-310: Fourth Autumn Preparation
Collect Resources: Restock on wood, herbe, and twigs. Tu’ll need these for the coming winter. Aussi, consider gathering more stone for structures. If you find tumbleweeds, consider farming them for gears.
Craft Autumn Gear: Make a lantern and miner hat for the longer nights. Aussi, consider crafting a tent for sanity management. If you have silk, consider making a sewing kit to repair your clothes.
Jours 311-320: Surviving Fourth Autumn
Stay Warm: Use a fire pit during the long nights. Use your lantern or miner hat when you need to leave the base. Aussi, consider crafting a heat stone for extra warmth.
Nourriture: Continue farming and hunting. Watch out for the Bearger. Si vous’re prepared, it can be a good source of meat and fur. If you have a birdcage, consider feeding cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.
Jours 321-330: Fourth Winter Preparation
Craft Winter Gear: Make a thermal stone and winter clothing if your old ones are worn out. Aussi, consider crafting a heat stone for extra warmth. If you have silk, consider making a sewing kit to repair your clothes.
Food Storage: Build an ice box to store your food and make it last longer. Collect as much food as you can. Consider hunting koalefants or beefalo for large amounts of meat. Aussi, consider setting up bee boxes for honey.
Jours 331-340: Surviving Fourth Winter
Stay Warm: Stay near the fire during the coldest parts of the day. Use your winter gear when you need to leave the base. Aussi, consider crafting a heat stone for extra warmth.
Nourriture: Hunt for meat. Use traps for rabbits and hunt beefalo if necessary. Aussi, consider fishing in ponds. If you have a birdcage, consider feeding cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.
Jours 341-350: Fourth Spring Preparation
Collect Resources: Restock on wood, herbe, and twigs. Tu’ll need these for the rainy days in spring. Aussi, consider gathering more stone for structures. If you find tumbleweeds, consider farming them for gears.
Craft Rain Gear: Make a rain hat and an umbrella if your old ones are worn out. Aussi, consider crafting a lightning rod to protect your base from lightning strikes. If you have silk, consider making a tent to restore sanity during long nights.
Jours 351-360: Surviving Fourth Spring
Stay Dry: Use your rain gear to stay dry. Wetness can decrease sanity and make items slippery. Aussi, consider crafting a straw roll to skip rainy nights.
Jours 361-370: Fourth Summer Preparation
Craft Summer Gear: Make an endothermic fire pit and summer clothing if your old ones are worn out. Aussi, consider crafting a floral shirt and an ice box to keep cool. If you have silk, consider making a sewing kit to repair your clothes.
Food Storage: Build an ice box to store your food and make it last longer. Collect as much food as you can. Consider hunting koalefants or beefalo for large amounts of meat. Aussi, consider setting up bee boxes for honey.
Jours 371-380: Surviving Fourth Summer
Stay Cool: Stay near the endothermic fire during the hottest parts of the day. Use your summer gear when you need to leave the base. Aussi, consider crafting a floral shirt for extra coolness.
Nourriture: Hunt for meat. Use traps for rabbits and hunt beefalo if necessary. Aussi, consider fishing in ponds. If you have a birdcage, consider feeding cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.
Jours 381-390: Fifth Autumn Preparation
Collect Resources: Restock on wood, herbe, and twigs. Tu’ll need these for the coming winter. Aussi, consider gathering more stone for structures. If you find tumbleweeds, consider farming them for gears.
Craft Autumn Gear: Make a lantern and miner hat for the longer nights. Aussi, consider crafting a tent for sanity management. If you have silk, consider making a sewing kit to repair your clothes.
Jours 391-400: Surviving Fifth Autumn
Stay Warm: Use a fire pit during the long nights. Use your lantern or miner hat when you need to leave the base. Aussi, consider crafting a heat stone for extra warmth.
Nourriture: Continue farming and hunting. Watch out for the Bearger. Si vous’re prepared, it can be a good source of meat and fur. If you have a birdcage, consider feeding cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.
Jours 401-410: Fifth Winter Preparation
Craft Winter Gear: Make a thermal stone and winter clothing if your old ones are worn out. Aussi, consider crafting a heat stone for extra warmth. If you have silk, consider making a sewing kit to repair your clothes.
Food Storage: Build an ice box to store your food and make it last longer. Collect as much food as you can. Consider hunting koalefants or beefalo for large amounts of meat. Aussi, consider setting up bee boxes for honey.
Jours 411-420: Surviving Fifth Winter
Stay Warm: Stay near the fire during the coldest parts of the day. Use your winter gear when you need to leave the base. Aussi, consider crafting a heat stone for extra warmth.
Nourriture: Hunt for meat. Use traps for rabbits and hunt beefalo if necessary. Aussi, consider fishing in ponds. If you have a birdcage, consider feeding cooked monster meat to the bird for eggs.
Jours 421-430: Fifth Spring Preparation
Collect Resources: Restock on wood, herbe, and twigs. Tu’ll need these for the rainy days in spring. Aussi, consider gathering more stone for structures. If you find tumbleweeds, consider farming them for gears.
Craft Rain Gear: Make a rain hat and an umbrella if your old ones are worn out. Aussi, consider crafting a lightning rod to protect your base from lightning strikes. If you have silk, consider making a tent to restore sanity during long nights.
Jours 431-440: Surviving Fifth Spring
Stay Dry: Use your rain gear to stay dry. Wetness can decrease sanity and make items slippery. Aussi, consider crafting a straw roll to skip rainy nights.
Jours 441-450: Fifth Summer Preparation
Craft Summer Gear: Make an endothermic fire pit and summer clothing if your old ones are worn out. Aussi, consider crafting a floral shirt and an ice box to keep cool. If you have silk, consider making a sewing kit to repair your clothes.
Food Storage: Build an ice box to store your food and make it last longer. Collect as much food as you can. Consider hunting koalefants or beefalo for large amounts of meat. Aussi, consider setting up bee boxes for honey.
Rappelles toi, the key to survival in Don’t Starve Together is preparation and resource management.
