Not for me

Nein

how so?

@@AeyakS their ruined it like a survival game - they dont add normally content for survival aspects, disballanced characters, dead PVP server, No Role Play elements, No tower defence mechanics, content - No athmosphere of the forest like in real life, no additional forest content, they didnt add new animals for the forest, walls are still useless - there is tons of thing to say about what need to be added in game

Crazy how much this changed in one month Summer- SUMMER JOBSSSSSS Winter- Still 2nd Autumn- like, it’s alllright, overrated asf, but it’s alright. Spring- meh.

@@guniverse.5847 lmao. They always come around on Summer. I don't really dislike any of the seasons, because they all pose their own unique challenges. But I think Spring is sort of the most punishing season. It's like a trick to make you think you made it into a safe season, and yet the environmental hazards of the season are off the charts. Good luck getting your base ready for Summer when it rains frogs twice in a row, and a Moose/Goose just nested beside your base (it's also still freezing temperatures for the first 6 days unless you have 100% rain protection).

Ikr

banning everyone that joins your server: hey.

It's a sign of the evolved state of the game. In the past, the whole point of Don't Starve was that the game was designed to punish you for trying new things or pushing boundaries, and yet that was the most fun part of the game: to venture into the unknown and live through it all. However, people found ways to succeed, and before long, the basic challenges of dealing with hounds, keeping up with stats, and dealing with the seasonal hazards were no longer threatening to players. I don't think it was the game no longer being bleak and extremely punishing that changed the way you felt about the games. It was simply that you learned to adapt, and you stopped being afraid of the unknown. With guides and wikis to help you through anything and teach you about the game, that was where the magic must have been lost in the game. I really like the direction Don't Starve Together is moving towards though. I think it's symbolic that the game is not merely just about being scared of everything and struggling to survive. Now, with everything that has been added, it's all about finding your own goals and devising your own way of making towards that goal. In a way, nothing has changed about what the developers intended for the players to do: make your own way through the game with no handholding. Instead, it's the sentimentality that has changed for the players. And I think that's just fine at the end of the day.

well he is technically an idiot

what a noob

Or he set his autumn to long or very long since giants can spawn after day 21

he just like me fr

each theme suits the season well