I Played 200 Days of Don't Starve

I played 200 days of Don't Starve and here's what happened. Will I poop my pants a bunch while trying to avoid starvation, insanity, and all manner of weirdo monsters? (Yes)

#dontstarve #100days

[rimeprime]

What really sells me on your videos is that, your 100 day challenge is equivalent to other youtuber's 20 episode playthrough. Your graveyard keeper, dinkum, and subnautica playthroughs are so goood. If you're worrying about your video length, I personally love longer contentt, close to or little above 1 hour is the perfect length for your 100 day playthroughs

[alessandrafullone]

One of the best tips I can give you is that fire only spreads while in your field of view. You can just leave the area to stop it from spreading any further and then return once it’s burned itself out. Best way to keep your base from fully burning down or stopping a forest fire from getting out of control.

[imbion]

You can feed the bird meat (including monster meat and cooked eggs) for eggs. So it's effectively a source of eternal food, because the eggs are always fresh. You can also feed it crops to get seeds for those crops, which can drop more than one seed for farming purposes. And you can also feed it seeds to reset the spoil meter.

[Constants_and_Variables]

As a person who has played don’t starve and DST ever since 2014ish, this is probably one of my favorite don’t starve videos ever. You’re just a beginner, and its so awesome watching you naturally figure out how go about navigating the world and building a base. It’s cool how your play style is totally unique to you. A lot of people get stuck in just a meta way of playing, but you just do what you figure out and I love that. Keep up these videos and maybe try some of the expansions? (Also subbed)

[Yokoh]

Floydson is no joke my new favorite let's play type of channel. The 100 day set up with his style of comedy is just so good. I vibe hard to his content.

[ghostmeep]

It's nice to watch someone newer learn and play the game. I've been enjoying watching your journey.

Couple of tips:
- Don't be afraid to spawn in Krampus and kill him. He has the chance to drop a sweet Karmpus Sack that provides a lot of inventory slots + doesn't slow you down like the pig backpack.
- The eye plants eats your loot. Your purple gems disappeared because it ate them while you were away. The eyeballs doesn't grow on rock turf so you should plant some at your bases to avoid dealing with them.
- Don't be afraid to go completely insane. You can kill nightmare monsters to farm nightmarefuel + it gives you sanity back when you kill them.
- The big cave bunnies attacked you since you were carrying meat. Usually, they're chill when your inventory has no meat.

[cleo]

The insulation clothing doesn't increase your warmth, just slows how fast you get cold. And the beefalo hat and the puffy vest are the beat insulating items btw

[Tribble_Nation]

Floydson you are golden standard of 100 days let's plays. The amount of time and effort that go into each video is so apparent and appreciated. Your humor and style is so unique and I always know that even if its a game I've never heard of it going to be an amazing ride.

[HeisenbergFam]

Floydson is the definition of quality over quantity, you definitely deserve more than 225k subs, the commentary is on point

[geniustrash]

Another useful tip that I don't see a lot of people use.

When "interacting" with a material that is "farmed" (e.g. Chopping a tree, Mining a rock or Hammering a pig head on the spike), you can press the space bar AND click on it at the same time.

It does it much faster in order to farm them more quickly. Like sending two separate inputs to the game "space -> hit it & click -> hit it". Really makes chopping a tree easier for example.

[blfimrtsgnziv]

Dude, you don't even realize how big of a smile I made when I saw you uploaded. My day immediately went from bad to great! Thanks, as always, for your amazing content! 😊

[Donchan]

It’s cool to see someone playing solo dont starve instead of don’t starve together in 2023. Both this and 100 days are amazing and great to watch videos. Definitely subscribed!

[rjoe]

I think a 100 days of Terraria would make me cry and scream, but I love everything you do. You're funny and entertaining, and the only creator these days that makes me drop everything when I see a new video of yours. Great work!

[ShtterdLgc]

I just found your channel from your first 100 days don’t starve video and I’ve got to say, I’m so stoked to watch all of your other videos. I love your commentating and the fact that your videos are the perfect length for me. I definitely prefer the hourish long playthroughs

[Ewurcute]

This is perfect to listen to while on a 8 hour bus ride

[blfimrtsgnziv]

Definitely wanna see you play Don't starve Together. It's not just a multi-player, it's a whole sequel. It can be played both multi-player, and single player. Cool fact, the name is a word play, The word together means 3 things in this case, that it has multi-player, that its a sequel(TOgether as in 2gether) and who the main enemy is(to get her)

[SimBits]

I would lose my mind if you did 100 days in DST or in the DS DLCs like Hamlet or Shipwrecked! Love these games and this series! ❤

[Locasta]

I'd definitely be interested in seeing another 100 days! Especially considering there are 3 different cave systems, each with their own sub-cave system ;)
Alternatively how the jumping between worlds, or Adventure Mode through Maxwell's door works. Even a RoG play as it's slightly different, or SW/HAM which are significantly different!

Oh also, you may want to check out the Minimap HUD and Combined Status Quality of Life Mods!

[Trogloglation]

Seeing that you survived a whopping 131 days, you're definitely ready to try out some DLC. Here's a quick summary of each:

- Reign of Giants makes the game more challenging by adding a lot of bosses to defeat as well as different survival mechanics, making for some good goals to accomplish. It's also included in the base game for Don't Starve Together, so you can have fun with wifey while discovering the new content and learning new mechanics, although there are a few differences in mechanics from singleplayer that you might notice as you play.

- Shipwrecked is honestly my personal favourite: it's basically if you applied the Don't Starve formula to island survival, with completely different biomes, seasons, enemies and materials from the base game, complete with rafting from one island to the next. Sadly, although some elements of Shipwrecked exist in Don't Starve Together, you can't explore the Shipwrecked worlds in multiplayer. When creating a new world, you'll have the option to either start in a regular map or a Shipwrecked one, and it's possible to travel between them as you progress in the game.

- I honestly don't know much about the last DLC, Hamlet, but from what I can tell it seems to be similar to Shipwrecked in the sense that it introduces a separate world to explore, complete with new biomes, seasons, enemies, etc. The official description mentions towns, aristocratic pigs and ancient ruins, so it should definitely be ripe with tons of juicy content to discover. Like Shipwrecked, you can also travel to it from the regular map.

I hope you'll eventually get around to trying all of these out, but for now, congrats on surviving(?) 200 days in Don't Starve!

[tinainaz]

The bunnies are vegetarians, which is why they attack you and call you murderer when you have meat in your inventory. Just remove any meat-based food, and the bunnies will stop chasing you