Ladders, and stairs, and slabs will make your hunger bar go a LONG way. Time to make stairs! Hopping up over every ledge will devastate your food bar. Though, really, you should be playing conservatively enough that "Dire need" shouldn't occur. Don't keep making new ones, because endgame TiCon IguanaTweaks tools(Max level) can be pretty ridiculous.ĭon't sprint except in dire need. Having a buffer from the mobs is essential for survival.ĭo not forget you can Upgade your tools. Get a well lit fence area around whereever you're gonna live. They will hit you with their bobber, and then fling you into the air. If need be, escaping a Fishing Zombie is totally worth the use of your food bar sprinting. What should I expect when I start digging deeper? How badly has crop growth rate been reduced? Is there any biome that is better to start out in, or do they all have equal amounts of dangerous mobs? What's up with the dark clouds that come out when I mine coal? It's surrounded by punji sticks so I'm less likely to venture out with mobs camping around me.
I've got a base set up in the side of a hill, and block off the walls with cobble for the night. I do use the juicer on the few berries I find, and my main food source is fish from the small indoor pool I have. I have figured out that I need to use TiCon's smeltery to make any decent tool, but right now I'm trying to find a good food source. So now I'm playing the Blood N' Bones pack by Eyamaz, but I've found that there are a lot of changes that I didn't expect, and I'm currently trying to adjust and figure out what to do. I've been playing a lot of Agrarian Skies lately, but it lost its challenge after a bit and I wanted to try something truly difficult.
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