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Start a garden as soon as possible, once you plant a seed you never have to replant, it just regrows.
Yucca poisoning increases more chance to be poisoned by it and the snakes. It would be very good if the plants were rare like two or one per desert biome without the poison unless add poison plants that are terrian to the player if not careful like the land mines in burning/city biome.
What is the best way to survive the desert biome by itself for five days till the sixth day?
Cooking pots are easier than GRASS to find. Search sinks and ovens. I found 7 in one house alone before. Plus sinks also have wrenches sometimes too. win. Win. WIN.
Trader locations sometimes have a forge in and they don't need an anvil to make iirc. So you could just craft one in the first day.
Snowballs for water.
Master Chef 1:
Bacon and eggs from day 1 >
+36 Max stamina and +18 Health. Need anything else until late late game? Nope.
Place wooden spikes Infront of boars pathing to ez trap and kill them.
20-30 meat Ish every time. 5 per B&E's - even on 2 hour (IRL) game days I rarely eat more than 3-5 of these per day with careful management. So I have a hundred meat just sat in a chest unused. Eggs are the issue here.
Level out a 9*9 roof. Or whatever you're using as a base. Make a garden up high on it. Not needing water. You can tend to it at night when you've got nothing to do.
Safe and secure. Shoot zeds with a bow and have 360° view from there too!
Gun safes 90-99% of the time contain guns and boolats. Using your 9MM at least on vultures is the smart play. 10/10 worth it. Ammo is plentiful and as Vultures are basically flying dogs now. Pop every single one you see FIRST PRIORITY ASAP. unless you have ferals, dogs or wolves on you in that order. Ez stacks of feathers for the regular zeds and house clearing.
With some firepower you can also be way more proactive about hunting the more aggressive, local fauna too! (Wolves and if you're careful and packing serious heat, bears)
Trader quests are fast and not too bad or tough early game. Rewards are decent too and traders sometimes sell meat if the local fauna is scarce.
Desert biome is rough without the proper clothing. Sunstroke really sucks. If you can do all the above and Chuck down a cobblestone 7*7 is my go-to route. But 3 day horde nights im on 2 hour days because it would be ludicrously hard otherwise.
-it was anyway. 3 day horde nights +64 zeds, no airdrops, 2 hour days. Zed speed on jog at max/warrior and everything else default and solo playing I still got overrun. Good challenge though. Gotta go fast!
Some small grinding for resources is absolutely essential in any survival crafting game. You just have to do it. Work hard. Play quickly. Use the time wisely and you'll blast past day 5 like nothing. Comfortably alive. Well stocked. Well fed and well prepared for the next horde.
But it all comes with time, experience and lots of practice and know-how!
As for food - now its more demanding early on - if possible either try to find or buy a pot to cook the eggs - now eggs are very decnt food source ealy game = but they will require to obtain some glass jars - and that means pushing to get forge at lvl 10 - meaning asap.
Imho devs wanted to setup the game in the manner that in order to thrive you have to combine, your own intelect, skill (aka tactics, planning), dexterity (aka in combat) ,exploration, scaving, in game skills. equipment, farming, hunting and certainly when you do so it pays up nicely.
As for Yucca its main appeal was early game food and water - as it could provide both early on - so yah in comparison to earlier builds -i it was nerfed - aka food is minimal , and to make yucca jiuce you now need a boiled water jar - which is kinda/relatively hard to obtain very early game (aka just started). so yes its an obstacle but one that can be overcome via explorring.