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Tripitaka (HUN) Dec 3, 2021 @ 5:15am
Dragonfly
So I heard once that Dragonfly will hunt you down in summer and aims to destroy your whole base if you choose to disengage instead, just like deerclops. I looked at the wiki but I didn't find anything that would confirm this. Is this true? If so, how can I get around it?
Also what's the respawn timer on her, didn't find that either.
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Originally posted by QuartzBeam:
That's for the DS version of Dragonfly. The DST version is harmless unless you approach her.
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QuartzBeam Dec 3, 2021 @ 5:55am 
That's for the DS version of Dragonfly. The DST version is harmless unless you approach her.
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drinkmetogrow Dec 3, 2021 @ 8:59am 
As QuartzBeam said; dragonfly won't attack you, unless you get in her "area".

The only giant that "attacks" you in summer is the Antlion. Attacks are avoidable.. though I won't spoil anything else about it (you can hit up the wiki if you don't want to just find out by experiencing it firsthand).
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Tripitaka (HUN) Dec 3, 2021 @ 9:09am 
Originally posted by drinkmetogrow:
As QuartzBeam said; dragonfly won't attack you, unless you get in her "area".

The only giant that "attacks" you in summer is the Antlion. Attacks are avoidable.. though I won't spoil anything else about it (you can hit up the wiki if you don't want to just find out by experiencing it firsthand).

I already spoiled myself, don't worry. Wanna prepare as best as I can.
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SoftwareDeeth Dec 4, 2021 @ 5:55am 
Also her respawn timer is 15 days I believe.
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