Best thing to bring to a team

[Bugsworth]

I wonder what people value most in this game on public servers or just survival servers. So what do you think is the most important thing for someone to bring to a team. For example: Food and sustenance, Protection against the environment or hostile mobs even things that aren't a part of the game like just being entertaining.

[Harrowick]

Best thing to bring to a team is... you!

[Cheggf]

Being friendly. I don't care whether or not someone is even helping me. If they're friendly and on their own sailing or cave basing or something that's preferred over someone contributing to a common goal, but trying to command people while doing so.

If I have to say a gameplay thing instead of being friendly, I think getting bunnies for a presti is boring so if you make me a presti you are based. Farming and getting resources like rocks and logs are also very useful.

[flamboyant wolf]

2 minutes ago, Cheggf said:

Being friendly. I don't care whether or not someone is even helping me. If they're friendly and on their own sailing or cave basing or something that's preferred over someone contributing to a common goal, but trying to command people while doing so.

I completely agree. after all, it's all about having a good time. 

[ArubaroBeefalo]

2 hands and 1 brain

[ChintzyGnat]

As long as they are entertaining and don't leach either (don't steal my meatballs) then it's good for me. But I do like it when people bring wood when I make a chest area

[Dextops]

someone who will do everything for me and hard carry me

[Mysterious box]

Simply be polite and don't raid my fridge or chest without permission that's all to me.

[Guihhza]

Lightbulbs 
god why are there never enough lightbulbs

[Antynomity]

making sure everyone haves fun

[ShadowDuelist]

Don’t destroy all the pig houses and try to be helpful to everyone and you’ll always have my back to support you.

[reddocc]

Always bring grass rocks and wood, everything now wants to use rocks rope and boards 

[Gi-Go]

Wormwood the living logs dispenser. That's the only character I value as a teammate. 

[Dragonboooorn]

Wolfgang because everyone needs a big humble teddy bear who is always ready to protect ones life.

Bernie doesnt count, cuz Willow is cringe, shes canonicly a griefer and granny hater

[maradyne]

i love it when people drop stacks of lightbugs near the group 

 

Not so much for the light, I just enjoy shenanigans.

[Evelo]

I don't need friends, they disappoint me.

[Notecja]

I would say to be both friendly and being able to plan what to do after 300 day. Some people tends to ask all time what to do, and no matter how friendly they are... Is just boring to command someone all time.

[Eughstein]

rushin ruins, believe me if someone rushes ruins while rest of team can both get cool loot and do their own job it really gives big boost for the start

[Pig Princess]

1. Being friendly and not flood chat at the same time (so it's easy to keep track of things without scrolling).

2. Follow rule of equivalent exchange. If one wants to take from someone's base, lets say, 10 pig skins, then they should replenish 10 of them as well or bring other resource that is currently needed (depending on situation, and preferably inform about taking stuff). Even if one dies and looses interest in further playing, it would be appreciated to mark/tell location of dropped resources for them to not be lost.

Both rules I myself follow as well, or at least try my best in case #1.

Other than those 2 points, almost any resource has a use, so whatever one wants to bring will do, at least for me. I myself tend to donate frazzled wires, lightbulbs, living logs if Wormwood, gems, star callers and nightmare fuel if I visit common base, often things like lots of big meat and rocks as well.