![]() The only thing different about the stunning harpoons (aside from more damage) from the normal harpoons is that it has a critical hit change of 30%, dealing significant higher damage then its base damage. Iron Stunning Harpoon: a more advanced harpoon, requires 1 energy sphere and 3 iron to build. Iron Harpoon: a simple harpoon requires 3 iron to build. Equip the harpoon using the option and it should be loaded. To equip harpoons scroll over them in your inventory, and click on them. Speargun: Used to fire harpoons, which are not cheap to craft. Does 2 damage each, perfect for hunting fish. Knife: The knife requires 8 iron to craft. All items below can be crafted at the Weapons Workshop. There are only two actual weapons types in the game, the knife, and the speargun. Weapons are essential for fighting enemies and for hunting. Drills mine faster than extractors, yet a tad slower than overpowered extractors. I mean do you really want to be staring at iron ore holding down mouse1 button all day?ĭrill: A basic drill which you can find in your base (adventure mode or survivor mode only) when you first start the game. Sand: A common resource found everywhere on the top floor of the ocean used to smelt into glass and craft glass into glass walls for your base.ĭirt: A common resource found everywhere used for plant pots (AKA farming)Įxtractor: A item which automatically mines for you, very slow but worth it. Used for overpowered extractor and overpowered drill (which is overpowered as the name suggests)Ĭoal: An uncommon resource found anywhere in the ocean (rarely found on bottom layers). ![]() Silver: The rarest resource in the game can only be found in deep sea areas requiring a copper or manganese helmet. Or if you go back to your base straight away, your base that you worked hard on will soon be attacked by the kraken and will be flooded with soggy potatoes. Once you mine it the Kraken will attack you. Requires a copper helmet to reach.Ĭrystals: A risky resource to get. Manganese: A resource found in the deepest part of the survivable ocean, used for overpowered items such as overpowered drills, used for armor and gear, and other useful things such as harpoon cannons. This ore appears on a slightly lower level than iron and requires an iron helmet to be reached. Used for a few useful things such as better equipment.Ĭopper: A resource used for furniture, bases, even better equipment, and weapons. Gold: A rare resource that appears on the map. Iron: The most basic resource to gather used for bases, equipment, and weapons. (Or get him a pair of grown-ass shoes and see if you can convince him to become a retired hypebeast.As it is a survival game you will need resources to progress through the game. So, check out our selection of certified sneakerhead-approved gift choices, and put a smile on his face. We were all young once, and, honestly, capturing a little bit of that wide-eyed wonder via the SNKRS app or a scroll through StockX is far from the worst way to release some dopamine. The past two years were tough one for all of us, and even sneakerheads deserve a little hard-earned cheer. And the one you love is probably going through some shit. But sneakerheads have feelings, too, even if they mask it behind their kicks. They will always hit you with a loud "What are thooose?!" when you show up in some sweet new hard-bottoms snark when you wear mid-tops and idolize grandpa’s “sick,” beat-up collection of New Balances (this one is not so bad, but still). This is who they are, and there’s no changing ’em. And in the spirit of giving, we say you take the high ground and learn to love the peculiarities of the sneaker-obsessed. They live in their own world, and that world is made of sneakers.īut guess what? Sneakerheads are people, too. Indeed, what can you possibly give the impossible little-or not so little-fella who shows up to every family gathering in a new pair of Js and cares more about scuffing than making small talk? Sneakerheads are very particular in what they like and don’t. At a loss as to what gift to get the sneakerhead in your life for the holidays, birthdays, what have you (besides a stern talking-to and maybe a few vouchers for free therapy)? Join the club.
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