About: Tips, Tricks, and Common Mistakes

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These tips are for the first time player, or any newly started game. They assume you do not have a lot of resources and have not yet built a permanent house. * Find a decent place for your shelter before the sun begins to set. Predators will be on the prowl as soon as it gets dark and a decent amount of time is required to dig or build a sufficient shelter before the sun sets. * Get into the habit of sleeping in the strongest clothing you have and keeping your best weapon in-hand. Unless you are in a very small shelter, an animal could spawn inside with you! * Until you have good clothing and a fair supply of material, it is easiest to survive if you stay in or very close to desert biomes. You will not freeze, it does not rain, you can see farther away (no trees) and you can usua

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rdfs:label	Tips, Tricks, and Common Mistakes
rdfs:comment	These tips are for the first time player, or any newly started game. They assume you do not have a lot of resources and have not yet built a permanent house. * Find a decent place for your shelter before the sun begins to set. Predators will be on the prowl as soon as it gets dark and a decent amount of time is required to dig or build a sufficient shelter before the sun sets. * Get into the habit of sleeping in the strongest clothing you have and keeping your best weapon in-hand. Unless you are in a very small shelter, an animal could spawn inside with you! * Until you have good clothing and a fair supply of material, it is easiest to survive if you stay in or very close to desert biomes. You will not freeze, it does not rain, you can see farther away (no trees) and you can usua
dcterms:subject	Help Pages Tips and Guides
abstract	These tips are for the first time player, or any newly started game. They assume you do not have a lot of resources and have not yet built a permanent house. * Find a decent place for your shelter before the sun begins to set. Predators will be on the prowl as soon as it gets dark and a decent amount of time is required to dig or build a sufficient shelter before the sun sets. * Get into the habit of sleeping in the strongest clothing you have and keeping your best weapon in-hand. Unless you are in a very small shelter, an animal could spawn inside with you! * Until you have good clothing and a fair supply of material, it is easiest to survive if you stay in or very close to desert biomes. You will not freeze, it does not rain, you can see farther away (no trees) and you can usually find food animals nearby. However, lions, hyenas and other dangerous predators and territorial animals are also desert dwellers. * Don't leave your shelter during bad weather. The rain will make you get cold much faster, plus lightning is also a risk worth considering. * Don't go into a snow biome without protection or you will freeze. * Stay out of the water unless you are in a very warm biome and even then watch your step! Don't step on rays. They don't like it and will attack you. Piranhas and barracudas and sharks and whales and orcas will all try to eat you if you're in their waters. * Watch your step everywhere! It's too easy to think you are only walking over a hill but the other side might be a sheer cliff or there might be a grass trap in an open field. * Carrying capacity is limited. Only carry what you need. You can use the personal crafting slots as extra storage, if needed. Throw away things that are easy to replace such as leaf blocks, if you're in a forest. You can also craft chests and leave extra items in them if you don't want to discard anything. * When playing in any survival-based mode, make sure to get the basics first: food and shelter. The shelter can be simply a hole and the food can be bird eggs or pumpkins.

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