There is so much to talk about when it comes to enshrouded. There are even things that you might dont even know about the game at all. Here are a few tips and tricks that you should keep in mind when playing Enshrouded as they will come in handy when playing the game.
- First of all, this game is a Coop Game. All progression you make is what you share with your friends. If a friend joins your server, he will have instant access to everything that you have unlocked. There is however something in the works that will allow server owners to separate game progression soon.
- Resources Respawn over time. If a resource deposit is depleted, just stay away from the area for a while. After 30 – 60 minutes, everything is regrown and ready to be farmed again. This also includes many other items in the game such as flames for example or flax for the need of linen.
- If you are at a point where you find more different kinds of plants and foods that you can gather, I would strongly suggest you take them along with you as they can come in handy on a later date when you need them for medical supplyments or a full belly for more stamina/HP.
- If you get the ability to craft a small backpack extension, I would suggest waiting until you can craft the medium one. This one comes quite frankly quickly, making a small backpack extension quite a loss in resources.
- You can always loot chests that have been looted before. In most cases, they contain the same content, meaning if you need a quick fix in elixirs, the beginning area is a perfect place for that.
- Red mushrooms and blue berries are needed with water to craft small elixir potions for 200 HP generation. They grow like wild weeds in your backyard in the beginning area, so take them when you can.
- Roasted animal meat gives you additional HP for a small amount of time.
- The more decorations you place inside your settlement, the higher your rested buff will be active.
- Several locations have an additional Warriors buff that you could obtain and reobtain if you like after an hour.
