Is Don't Starve Together a wiki game?

[Evelo]

2 hours ago, Lovens said:

I'm not gonna spoil it but have you tried using the spells you don't know what they do? Also don't they have names in the game? I recently recommended Maxwell to my newbie friend who wanted a chill character to just have fun. I did not explain any of his magic items or spells to him, just mentioned there's a book he can use to do some cool things. He ended up figuring out what all of his stuff does by the end of first Autumn on his own and I just confirmed his findings or told him if he was incorrect about some of them. Those are not too hard to figure out if you just use them a few times.

Did that exact thing with Willow and my friend too. He enjoys mages and I knew that and just said "Yeah since her skill set came out she feels a lot more like a mage."
Willow is his favorite now.

[AliceShiki]

22 hours ago, Brotid01 said:

I don’t like the Wiki because sometimes the info is outdated, wrong or straight missing, it doesn’t mean I don’t check it I do for certain things but very rarely.

Most of the things I look for are from Youtube specifically for the updates, the changes, buffs, nerfs, new items, etc.

But I think is because I been playing for so long at this point is kinda “memory muscle” if I can use that term in this case.

9 hours ago, Sesekriri said:

The wiki is honestly not that great in terms of being up to date or accurate. 

I'm pretty sure the wiki is pretty accurate and up to date on things...

Unless you're using the Fandom wiki that is. That one is abandoned. The wiki.gg one is the one that is actively updated regularly.

You can always add missing info yourself if you feel like something is missing though.

[goblinball]

I remember the friend who introduced me to dst. They had around a thousand hours in the game (a good chunk of those were spent on the forge though). They never used the wiki or looked up anything online.

they didn’t know that fuelweaver existed.