Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread, Must Read (Up to 115 Tips!)

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jordancoles wrote:Regenerating health takes away from your stamina so by putting your day/night slider to one side and using No Pain No Gain on a frog you drop on the ground you are able to drop your HP and then recover it at three times the speed. This is good for seriously burning hunger, for FEPs.

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Why would you do this? If you're a miner and you want to burn hunger, mine. If you have no productive use of your hunger and simply want to get FEPs, get farming and plow by hand, this will drain stamina very fast, then simply drink water, which will cut through your hunger like it was butter (heh). I don't see how your day/night tip could be more effective than that.
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@ArvinJA
Or be a smart cookie and no pain at home on something until you get down to a few shp. Then do mining (even if you are nature just snake mine through the place and hope to hit ore for your miners to to check out.)

you are being productive and getting hungry really really fast.

also, you shouldn't change your day/night the whole way, just a tick or 2 in each direction otherwise it might be in the wrong place when you actually need it.
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Make alts for basic tasks such as woodcutting or getting soil, water, or clay. It won't matter if they die, and it'll also speed up the process, as you can have your main do something else meanwhile. ;)
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Mvpeh wrote:Make alts for basic tasks such as woodcutting or getting soil, water, or clay. It won't matter if they die, and it'll also speed up the process, as you can have your main do something else meanwhile. ;)
or be a man, and don't.
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kohg wrote:
Mvpeh wrote:Make alts for basic tasks such as woodcutting or getting soil, water, or clay. It won't matter if they die, and it'll also speed up the process, as you can have your main do something else meanwhile. ;)
or be a man, and don't.
Must agree. Also basic tasks, like plowing (with a wooden plow or by hands) make the character hungry, so getting more FEP.

The tip would be, don't be a lazy ass. Enjoy doing basics tasks with your main because it'll be rewarded with the FEP.
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I never said plowing. Anything that drains hunger I usually do on my main. However, while doing this, I could have an alt boating with two barrels to our water node and getting water.
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My tip is obviously just an option, decent for AFKing and whatnot, good for hardcore pallibash-grind for an added boost I suppose
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BruThoL wrote:
kohg wrote:
Mvpeh wrote:Make alts for basic tasks such as woodcutting or getting soil, water, or clay. It won't matter if they die, and it'll also speed up the process, as you can have your main do something else meanwhile. ;)
or be a man, and don't.
Must agree. Also basic tasks, like plowing (with a wooden plow or by hands) make the character hungry, so getting more FEP.

The tip would be, don't be a lazy ass. Enjoy doing basics tasks with your main because it'll be rewarded with the FEP.
Just run a hunger bot on your main whenever you want to eat. For maximum efficiency never use a toon worth anything for potentially dangerous tasks.
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burgingham wrote:For maximum efficiency never use a toon worth anything for potentially dangerous tasks.
Sounds sad.

I personnally use my main for almost everything.
Getting water with a newbish toon for exemple prevents you from finding forageable curios.
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BruThoL wrote: I personnally use my main for almost everything.
Getting water with a newbish toon for exemple prevents you from finding forageable curios.
Yeah, but also keeps your main from getting ran over by unseen wildlife (if you have computer issues) or from getting ganked (if you have neighbor issues).
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