Don’t Starve Together: How To Increase Sanity
Sanity is just as important as Health and Hunger in Don’t Starve and Don't Starve Together. Whether players are going at the game alone or with some friends, everyone should keep an eye on all their levels on the bottom left of their screen. While some characters have different meters, such as Wanda who has a Life meter instead of Health, Sanity is usually part of all the characters' survival icons.
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With Sanity being one of the bigger parts of the Don’t Starve in general, it’s important for players to know how to deal with it when it starts falling. Thankfully, there are some things players can do to keep Sanity from falling quickly and causing the party members to die off quickly.
Like most meters in survival games, each one indicates certain levels that players need to keep track of in order to last the longest in games. While Health and Hunger are common meters in games with obvious reasons, Sanity is a meter that isn’t so common.
Don’t Starve is a survival game set in a world where a lot of creepy monsters tend to go after characters, and at night when players are huddled around a campfire as their only light source, some might even see the little faces and arms poking out in the darkness trying to grab ahold of players. When Sanity drops, these creatures are more likely to pop out of the darkness and can even be seen walking around during the day.
When Sanity is low, the players vision because shaky and bright, whispers are heard, and the shadow creatures can even become aggressive and attack the characters. Players can even see their character shut their eyes, rock back and forth and cover their ears. So, while players are trying to survive the harsh terrain and
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