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Start with researching what "Early Access" means.
Also, try actually playing the game before posting.
And why would i play something that feels dead on the first 5 hours?
there isn't anything compelling on the beggining.
I've come across a pack of Direhowls attacking a Jolthog Cryst a number of times, to the point I think it's less random chance and more something that's suppose to happen.
Human enemies attack and are attacked by Pals whenever they're in the same area. Sometimes they even attack each other even if they're in the same faction.
I understand what you mean but the world isn't as dead as you make it out to be. It's an early access game that's been out for less than a month. On top of that it's yet another crafting survival game which relies on the player to make their own content for huge stretches of time. It may be best to put the game down until a few more content drops happen if you're not the type to get into base building and the like.
They may own it on Gamepass.
Ok they are renting it from Microsoft then coming to steam to troll.
Automation of your base which will get more complex, not Terraia, Minecraft, Factorio level but it would be fun setting it all up and watching it run.