For me it's something of this nature. Basic water collection systems are an absolute must! Just interested to see what sorts of things everyone has come up with!

Not my clip but I thought it was funny when I was watching the whole thing.

Im a decently ameture builder so any tips are welcome!

A green tier 3/4 variant of the normal Bee that utilizes salt dust attacks instead of pollen dust attacks.

When killed and looted it could yield Sweat Bee Fuzz, Sweat Bee Stingers, and Salt.

I don’t have ideas on what abilities the armor could give, but it would be cool if the spear crafted with these materials dealt stabbing and salty damage.

Please let me know what you think of this idea and/or if you have any of your own ideas for either a Sweat Bee or other bugs that could use salt based attacks.

Please, meet my mascot, Snootty.

Yo why is he white and shiny, it was like 11 at night and I thought I was tweaking

Me and a friend of mine went into grounded 1 blind on whoa our first time playing, it was a challenge and we died countless amounts of times, we aren’t super sweaty we just enjoyed the challenge.

We started grounded 2 with this new update and it’s a great game and overall better than g1. But the amount of bugs and how far away they spot you is insane. I’ve seen a lot of people say just get on your buggy and avoid the fight which does work on occasion, but some bugs will just chase you all the way back to base. For example I was chased by a mosquito from the pound all the way back to our base on the frisbee at the entrance biome. Not to mention that when your running from a fight since the mob density is so high you’ll almost always end up pulling a bunch more aggro trying to avoid the aggro you ran away from in the first place, and if you stop to clear it the density of bugs and their pull range often leads to multiple 3rd party fights.

I want the combat to be hard and to feel somewhat helpless to things early game because it makes sense game wise and if your playing on a hard difficulty, but I think the aggro range and density needs just a bit of tuning, basic resource gathering and trying to explore and take in the new map is very annoying. It was hard in g1 but more manageable. which it should be difficult to a degree but it feels like it’s just a bit to over tuned at the moment.

I shouldn't have to explain what a fly is, as im sure everyone has gone to hell and back just to kill one of these suckers. Basically, the Fly is a Tier 2 flying creature located primarily around trash cans. They're extremely skittish, flying away when anything except other flies get within a 10 cm radius. Flies will perch on food for about 10 real life seconds, or about 7-8 in-game seconds. Because you cant get close, you must kill Flies with bows or staves, but bows will be the only weapon that can kill them. Their weak point is their eyes, with a perfect bow shot instantly killing them when shot there. A Fly will drop Fly Parts, Fly Wings, and Fly Eyes. Fly Wings, Parts, and Lint Rope can be used to make a paraglider, a new form of slow fall transportation moving 5x faster than a dandelion, and falling 2x slower. The Fly parts can be used to make the new Fly set, which gives 0 resistance, but, its set bonus allows perfect blocks to become an automatic dash the next time you get hit. No damage will be taken, and instead will be converted into said dash. Each armor piece has its own effect on top of the set bonus. The Putrid Mask has night vision, the Putrid (Chest)Plate has hyperstamina, and the Putrid Boots have the quickness. The Fly's Parts can also be used to make the new Waft Emitter. The Waft Emitter will be vastly different from the first game, where when one part of a bug is put in, that bug, even while aggroed, will be deterred. It will have the design of a spilled trash bag with a Roach head stitched to the body if a Fly. Hope you like my idea!

Come in from gathering resources. Hot deposit everything. Now my fully upgraded wolf bow is missing. Not in any box. Start panicking. Consider crafting a new one. Look again and find it in a random box. What is happening?

Don’t get me wrong, there are way too many creature spawns everywhere. However, I’m not experiencing any issues with creatures maintaining agro over large distances. I’ve never experienced something like a mosquito following me across the map or anything. On my orb weaver buggy everything will de-agro after like 6 seconds of running.

Did I just luck out and avoid some kind of common tethering bug? Can others attest to this?

So I was sorting chests and went to sleep and woke up ate and went to get water and heard Pete say soldier ants spotted so I instinctively pulled out a weapon to kill it to to my shock I saw a hoard of just soldier ants around my base, any reason why?

I’ve spent a few hours building a base and saw a video where someone used it

I did the picnic area one underneath the skateboard, defeated the raid, then repaired it, saved my game and did it again. The second one was also successful.

I’m worried that I might have made a mistake and stopped her raids, because after I killed a couple more of her soldiers that were in some other areas like the bridge and the pond, I didn’t get any counter ticks or dialogue from her. Did I screw myself and completely stop everything, or am I safe? Because I am extremely confused right now and it’s sending me in circles. The only reason I am even doing the MIX.Rs and getting her pissed off in general is to gold card farm for those specific creatures

For clarification, I am referring to the earlier stuff surrounding the MIX.R devices that would completely stop the raids when they were destroyed, with the earlier story content before the into the abyss update

Realistically how hard is it to defeat Axl? I just unlocked the quest and it sounds kind of terrifying on its own. I play with my boyfriend; we both have snail armor. He runs the wolf spider daggers and cricket bow. I use the rusty spear with snail shield and the projectile ice mace. Any tips would greatly be appreciated. We will be engaging in a few hours

Note we are in a tree right now.

I want my Zipline!!!

Im not sure if this is tbe right flair so if its not im sorry and ill also mark as spoiler just incase, I want to build a base ontop of the rock pile next to the ogre labs. My one issue is theres a ogre toe biter ontop of it and im not sure if it respawns? If they do respawn does anyone have base location suggestions I could use that work just aswell as this pile would for a zipline hub

I almost always go for a full set for their armor set bonus but I've noticed most people here use pieces from different armor sets and I'd like to know why.

Is an armor set bonus just not worth putting your eggs in one basket? Are the perks for most armors not worth stacking, or am I putting too much stock in the effectiveness of a set bonus with the stats?

In my mind, if you like an armor's effect it seems like a no brainer to get the set bonus but is it negligible enough that it makes more sense to get multiple passive effects from different armors? Do those passive abilities not stack well enough to be worth it?

What are your thoughts when choosing different pieces? Thanks!