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NDMO Aug 5, 2017 @ 10:44pm
Frog rains are awesome.
It started raining frogs and I thought I was screwed. Because you know, it's raining frogs! So I thought I could camp out with a herd of beefalo during mating season to protect me! Then the time came and it was an all out war. The beefalo we're killing the frogs, but then ALL the frogs were targeting the beefalo, and before you knew it, I had 20 pounds of meat, 20 frog legs, a beefalo horn, and 30 beefalo wool. Plus, two babies survived and it was mating season... So yeah! The herd came right back! It was like nothing even happened! It's amazing how you can use the obstacles in this game for you instead of against you. Crazy huh?
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Shugar_Addict Aug 6, 2017 @ 12:15am 
heh thats usual suicide
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Shugar_Addict Aug 6, 2017 @ 12:15am 
I`ve cheeked it myself
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NDMO Aug 6, 2017 @ 6:53am 
I know, I actually died soon after from the darkness, the frogs wouldn't let me build a new torch so bythen it was too late. Thankfully I had dug up a life giving amulet from a grave and used that to ressurect me.
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Ronin Aug 6, 2017 @ 8:29am 
If you ever have a moosegoose issue, the easiest way to deal with it is to lure frogs from a frog rain to it. They will kill the big one, and the babies easily! (well on my game it took 58 frogs to kill them, hehe..)
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NDMO Aug 6, 2017 @ 10:36am 
Nice
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Nerdygamer1 Aug 6, 2017 @ 4:20pm 
I actually got frogs to get the Dragonfly to its second stage (using a mod to reduce its health from DST's value to Don't Starve's original value, admittedly). They didn't manage to kill it completely, but a bit more planning and I think it could be a viable strategy.
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NDMO Aug 6, 2017 @ 4:44pm 
Originally posted by Nerdygamer1:
I actually got frogs to get the Dragonfly to its second stage (using a mod to reduce its health from DST's value to Don't Starve's original value, admittedly). They didn't manage to kill it completely, but a bit more planning and I think it could be a viable strategy.

Why on Earth would they buff the dragon fly so damn much anyway? I mean I can see why the devs would want an over world boss npc that requires team play, but 27,500 hp? Goodness...
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Nerdygamer1 Aug 6, 2017 @ 5:12pm 
Originally posted by Egg:
Originally posted by Nerdygamer1:
I actually got frogs to get the Dragonfly to its second stage (using a mod to reduce its health from DST's value to Don't Starve's original value, admittedly). They didn't manage to kill it completely, but a bit more planning and I think it could be a viable strategy.

Why on Earth would they buff the dragon fly so damn much anyway? I mean I can see why the devs would want an over world boss npc that requires team play, but 27,500 hp? Goodness...
Yeah, I play alone (and kinda suck), so a health nerf mod was right up my alley.
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NDMO Aug 6, 2017 @ 6:37pm 
Same. I'm afraid to fight the damn thing.
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Tomzin Aug 9, 2017 @ 1:28pm 
Originally posted by Nerdygamer1:
I actually got frogs to get the Dragonfly to its second stage (using a mod to reduce its health from DST's value to Don't Starve's original value, admittedly). They didn't manage to kill it completely, but a bit more planning and I think it could be a viable strategy.


That x10 health bonus tho... wtf
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