Although survival games differ in many ways, players often make the same mistakes regardless of which genre they are playing.
In our list we show you 5 typical mistakes that players of survival games are sure to be familiar with. Before starting your next game, you should try to avoid these mistakes so that you can successfully complete your adventure.
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Forgot food
A really common mistake that everyone has probably made is forgetting to bring food back home to their base. The effect varies depending on the game, but you usually don’t notice the mistake until it’s too late. The short farming trip quickly turns into an adventure and the journey home suddenly becomes difficult.
Ignore day and night changes
While everything often seems beautiful and harmonious during the day, the tougher enemies typically come to the surface at night. If you go out again in the afternoon or evening, you will often be surprised by the night and face enemies. It only gets worse if you forget the torches.
Full inventory and no order
At the beginning of every game, resources, space and chests are limited. If you take every stone you can find while exploring, your pockets will soon be full and you will spend more time in your inventory than exploring. It’s bad when your inventory is full of important items, but an even more important one drops – then you’re spoiled for choice.
The items you collect in the base are also sometimes really annoying. Many games let you sort everything yourself. If you don’t start right from the beginning, you’re making a big mistake right from the start. The longer you refuse to keep things in order, the longer you’ll spend searching later in the game.
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