I'd recommend continuing this series for a full completion of year 1, the curveballs from spring and especially summer can be even more challenging to beginners than winter is

Huh. Never thought of luring Deerclops with a sign. You learn something new everyday, I guess.

You should really continue this guide. I've got 148 hours in DST and learn a bunch from you that I wouldn't have without a lot of dying because I don't have friends that play it.

Me: has 1000+ hours of DST gameplay Sees Jazzy's beginner guide watches it anyway

I just fought deerclops like a man by luring him to a swamp and letting tentacles do the job for me

Would love to see an intermediate guide as a followup to this covering more farms and other things to sustain a long term playthrough. That's the part of the game I get stuck on because I don't know what to do next, and a lot of your guides assume a high level of knowledge beyond this beginners guide that I don't have or start with the assumption that I'm much farther in my playthrough (and there's not a lot of guidance on how to get from here to there). I'm not sure how to get from this point to being able to confidently and sustainably tackle big bosses, the lunar island, etc.

I've spent SOOO much time being bad at this game (but absolutely having a blast) that only now, after over 300hrs+, i've learned that you can refine a purple gem.

You should make guide on all seasonal bosses for new players (after all the season beginner guides are done)

Great video! An nsolicited advice from me. I noticed that you use various skins for buildings and items. I think the introductory videos will be clearer if you use the standard skins instead. The game is kinda hard to memorize even the standard ones.

I hope you continue the series one day, the game is really hard, when you dont know what to prepare for, and this guide helps a lot :)

Actually i never knew about the sign trick, this is actually extremity helpful as i usually spend half of day 31 trying to find deer clops. and that's why i still watch these guides after my 1000+ hours

I have 250 hours in the game and I still watch videos like this )

during winter you should also farm a lot of ice, for pot filler and to make at least 1 Ice Flingomatic, summer can be a run breaker for newbies if you don't have a flingo

Tips: If you dont have any winter insulating clothing and you're not Wilson, don't worry! A 100% thermal stone is enough for you to travel decent distances, and once it turns yellow you can just burn a tree to recharge it pretty quickly. Since I didn't find beefalo yet on my Warly world I just had to use a thermal stone, and I could travel across half the map while only needing to burn a tree twice. Another excellent source of food is a volt goat pen! Kill all the volt goats except one, then once its sleeping cage it up with stone walls and a gate. It'll spawn another volt goat every two days, which can be killed for two big meats and sometimes a volt goat horn. Also, if you're a Warly like me, don't pick cactus for sanity and don't make a shit ton of pierogi. You can't eat cactus and pierogi will have the repeat dish penalty. For healing, instead make a tent at your base for when you want to passively regain health, and only eat three pierogi or two trail mix in each sitting so it doesnt become worthless for the extra repeats.

This series is amazing and I'd loved it if you continued. I've been following your tips and tricks for autumn/winter but could really do with a guide through for Spring/Summer as well as I find other youtube videos not as fun to watch as yours. Please keep making this series for beginner noobs like me :(

I've started dealing with Mactusk in the most impractical but amusing way possible... During autumn I build a wall around his base camp and lure a Koalaphant into it. In my experience, one koala is more than a match for Mac, Mac Jr and the hounds they spawn with... though it's not guaranteed to work 100% of the time. Once the carnage is over, pop the fence open and reap the rewards!

thanks i really needed this since i only have 523 hours in the game

Thank you for these! Started playing as something my partner and I could play together but we keep struggling to survive much past day 15, now at least I know what we should've been doing :)

thank you so much 😭😭 Your instructions are very easy to understand. I'm having trouble with winter

Would love to see this continue!

You have the best educational dont starve content. Thanks for the walkthrough!

Its such a shame when i see the amount of likes. You deserve far more! I just finished all videos and im looking forward to try it out! It is a real good tutorial and i hope you continue it, making a letsplay out od the world or something :-)

Hi! Please continue this series sometime, it’s very useful

Great video!

absolutely loved it

Please continue this series. 🙏

Would love to see you go through the rest of the seasons

Please make spring and summer tutorial! You tutorials are A++ and have helped me a lot. But now I'm lost and have no idea what I should be working toward in Spring and Summer

For the algorithm. Good video!

What are the mods that you have been using? These guides are so helpful, thank you for sharing your experience!

continue the guide please!

You should do more playthroughs like with Hamlet!

That "Please don't eat the eyeball" really caught me by surprise.

9:19 I prefer planting the pinecones I got earlier and and making Dearclops destroy the trees. This way, the treeguardians will probably kill him. This method is safer, you won’t waste resources and you’ll get wood and living logs...

Miss these videos :(

Goooooooooood !!!

Noice guide

Why do you sound like Senku? It’s awesome!

Love your videos jazzy! Have over 200 hours and still like picking up new little tricks from this series.

Hi Jazzy can you make a video of which mods to use in 2022 for playing Dont starve together? thank you!

the combination of beefalo hat (or tam) and thermal stone is awesome because insulation clothes make the stone last longer.

Beware of preparing for the deerclops Fight soon enough, my last Death was being short on meat so i didn't have the time to make enough periogis so i died trying to tank deerclops

hay, do you have advice for dont stave players who want to get into DST but dont know what to prioritize?

I can’t get past the first autumn. I know I’m a noob lol. But time…. That’s the problem. I don’t have enough time to do everything in autumn that needs to be done. Gather resources, find suitable base area, start crops etc. plus I suck at killing things. End up getting seriously hurt or going insane. I spend a few days trying to fix problems and boom…ran out of time to prepare for winter.

Hi, what mods do you use to see the dishes menu?

PLS CONTINUE SERIESSSSS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

The Crockpot UI is a mod or vanilla feature?

the boss came when i revided at a haunted stone bc a beefalow killed me instead of the hunts... i am loosing my mind rn lol

Just bought this game lol

Hey Jazzy wanna try again Uncompromising Mode? Because it's came a new update called "Combat Update" it is changed and added new mobs, tools, attacks maybe you can check it out? Also if you are going do a stream or video about mode again, please do with Don he is adds so much fun to the streams :)

I was wating endless house for that video...

are you using a texture pack? if so what is the name?

Every pole using pierogi: 🥳🥳🥳🥳

Jazzy I recommend you record guides on an offline world next time, because it automatically makes all skins default, skins may sometimes confuse beginners and they don't know which item it is

I jus survived my first winter with WX and killed deer clops

One thing i love to do with deerclops is to lure her to the swamp. It's little messy, but you get some free meat and tentacle spikes from it.

how to get the backpack like that??

I would recommend to cook meaty stew whenever one can for hunger, since it basically doubles hunger value of meat used in the recipe and ice can be used as 4th ingredient, that way one won't need as much ice compared to meatballs and spend time to mine it, even for Wilson (despite bacon and eggs being favourite food, 150 is better than 90 hunger, just cook 2 for next 4 days and leave ingredients for next dishes in ice box) and Wigfrid (despite 120 maximum hunger, she is still profitting around 45 additional hunger, or +60% hunger value on average), and even if one lets meaty stew go stale it still gives 100 hunger, which is still better than fresh bacon and eggs/meatballs. As for sources of large meat - pigs, volt goats (one should leave 1 alive from each herd) and koalephants are providing more than enough large meat, and farming them gives useful additional products, such as pig skin, volt goat horns (and milk for ice cream once one horn has dropped and morning star was crafted), koalephant trunk (additional hunger + healing, winter one is good for winter insulation clothing). Also this guide assumes that one plays solo if I understand correctly, but players on public servers can't count on beefalo hat for everyone (usually attempts to farm beefalo horns lead to beefalo extinction), as well as on eyebrella for spring. Good alternative to that are puffy vest (same insulation as beefalo hat, + 2 sanity per minute, takes body slot, but has higher durability) for protection from freezing, and the best thing is koalephants can't go extinct completely, there will always be an option for hunt. For rain + lightning protection rain coat (body slot, protects as good as eyebrella, has higher durability) is good if there happen to be 2 tentacle spots in the swamp from all the fighting (and if not, I recommend to lead deerclops here - this way one can get rid of deerclops, not spend resources on armor and healing, make swamp less dangerous place, farm tentacle spots and tentacle spikes, weapon which doen't spoil, has decent damage and isn't locked behind shadow manipulator, doesn't drain sanity, damage doesn't depend on weather), rain hat (70% protection, but combined with standing under tree is good enough to start drying off) or umbrella + almost any helmet (although this combo doesn't protect from lightning). One shouldn't be afraid of giving up backpack slot, just plan next resource gathering trip ahead; also this opens an option for head light + cane/weapon/tool combo in harsh seasons, which is superior to lantern in vast majority of cases because one can use cane/weapon/tool and have light source on them moving with them, and light radius of miner hat doesn't become visually smaller the less fuel is left in it. If one manages to get moggles, they are good to use when one is close to be insane because of insanity filter. Also it shoud be noted that burning trees (2 in a row) or using magma pools allows to heat thermal stones to maximum temperature, and maximum level fire pit doesn't give as much heat (which means one has less time before thermals go cold and will need recharge), so to save resorces, it's better to drop thermal stone under the tree and lit it on fire, or base relatively close to dragonfly set piece and have multiple thermal stones heated up near magma pool. As for light, tip for beginners or not: have chest of lanterns/miner hats/moggles to reduce frequency of needing to go to the caves for fuel. Keep in mind that 1 full lantern/miner hat/moggles lasts 8 minutes (16 clock segments) and plan accordingly when to return to base/go to caves again. And one more thing people are often not aware off: its generally better to keep meats raw and cook over fire when they are spoiled, but monster meat is exception: it's better to cook it as soon as possible since raw mm spoils in 6 days, and cooked in 15 (has more than double durability of raw product). Unless one has enough drying racks for all the meat (btw, amazing structure), then it's better to keep meat raw as long as possible and then dry it to prolong it's lifetime. Edit: apparently I missed that it's guide for solo playthrough (sorry for that), but each of my points including body slot clothing still stands, since solo player can profit from head light just as well as team player (beefalo hat + lantern are good, don't get me wrong, but the more decent options mentioned, the better, no?). I also mentioned spring preparation because it's better to prepare to next season during the previous one, so spring strategy technically can be a part of winter guide.

At 11:19, are those roads on his base? How'd I make them?

I still prefer the old powdercake as bait, I'd much rather have another pigskin in my chest than another corn in my fridge

Hi, I've always been stuck with running low on food and healings in winter, is there any suggestions on how I can get or make more food?

oi where is part 5?

Pigs will eat anything edible so you could just put a berry down and even if it spoils the pigs will go “hahaha food go brrrrrrr”

Don't know if anybody else asked this yet, but does the pig farm still work if your webber or wortox?

i have 1000 hours in dst but im still watching. WHY???

I'm not a beginner player in this game. I have over 100 hours in this game, and at least 200 hours watching videos from you and other dst youtubers. But I still do have one major question that you would be able to answer better than most. How can I stay motivated in this game? Multiplayer is currently not an option for me; nobody I know is interested in the game. I just don't know how to motivate myself with a lot of parts of the game. So I was wondering: what kinds of things can I do to make the game more fun? I want to play as Warly or Wigfrid, but I've never practiced their strats, so I'm stuck starving after I run out of meat on Wigfrid, or when I forget how to make recipe #304 so I can no longer eat as Warly. I suppose trying that is a start, but what else can I do?

Is the beefalo hat better than the football helmet?

Winter is easy but summer and antlion

Wow I painfully found an easy way to guarantee dodging clops after 3 attacks, to think thats not even meta, just tanking and spamming is

These are good tips, but definitely not a beginner's guide. Most people won't be able to do a lot of this on their first winter.

either go full noob friendly or dont. now i gotta look up what counts as filler

Where is part 5????????????????????? I need ;_; I'll literally pay you $15 for a part 5 - I know that doesn't cover everything but ye. And I'm a stingy guy btw so this is impressive

Please don't eat the eye ball. Randoms: TOO LATE >:)

I hate summer in ds

Mactusk, 2 and a half days I think? Just being a dick. Thanks jazzy! Wes world!

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PLEASE DONT WRAP UP THIS SERIES

Is this beginner? Hell no.