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For a game with the name don't starve its damn easy not to. i've played for about 6h and i never died because of food. don't get me wrong i've died but only because i'm stupid and want to poke everything that is new...stupid bees. And because there is no hand holding i can't rly tell what is intended,what is exploiting or a bug. like why can you cook berries on an open fire?and even if you would have a pan what exactly do you cook there and why?or why does cooking meat not consume something like a twig? Also has the chest some kind of build in refrigerator because none of the stored food gets bad. The first Trap(s) is damn useless because you don't need it. First you have to build it, place it,put in bait and then wait. nothing wrong with that if you wouldn't be able to just kill the rabbits.You just have to find the hole then click attack on the rabbit and done. i would like something like a diminishing return system it would not only make the character healthier and an educational role model it would also make the game more challenging. The name of the game is Don't Freaking Starve i want every day to think it's my last and be scared to load the game because i might not find enough food and eat my last rotten meat that would bring me to my last HP and a crow should poke me in the head because i smell like dead man and die. ------------------------------ The combat is damn impressive. i have more fun killing stuff then i had in 60h of D3 very responsive and very intuitive. Some parts of gathering feel tedious like chopping a big ass tree feels like it takes yeeeeears. A visual indication like the stones have would help in my opinion. and im not sure but is chopping or mining etc. with a broken tool not dangerous because it might break and hurt you?just sayn risk>reward ----------------------------- And a small question how do i delete my save? i would like to lose all the research done but not the characters that i've unlocked. thx and sry for my English

Okay, so I have a base camp and that's where I keep chests filled with extra items (food, resources, food, log suits, food, and more food). The problem I have is that I keep needing to craft more and more chests. What I find odd is the fact that chests are stationary objects and yet hold only half as much inventory as your character. Why is that? At the very least a chest should be able to store as many items as your character can carry. If this were done then it would dramatically reduce the number of chests we need and allow for more organized storage by virtue of the additional space. The only downside I can see is that this would require a larger pop-up window that would obscure more of the screen, but as this would be temporary I don't see it as a huge issue. Besides we can manually close or move away froma chest in an emergency (where we need to see the screen).