I really wanted to play this game without searching anything on UA-cam and just figure it out on my own but a downside to this game for me is that it was SO unforgiving that way that I just honestly wasn’t having fun at a certain point. Your video helped this become a fun game
Shit.. It dont tell you nothin, you have to actually research the shit, in a way that's kinda cool, you gotta learn some real aspects to surviving in a jungle
My personal survival tips not factoring pre set locations but more so core game play is this. 1.Always and i mean Always keep bandages on you as well as at lest 1 tobacco bandage and 1 or 2 maggots. There is nothing worse then dying from poison or getting infected wounds because you lacked bandages. 2. Avoid eating while dirty to avoid getting parasites go to any water source and select the wash self option but keep an eye out for caiman/alligators. 3. Don’t sprint, Trust me no matter how observant you are you will eventually set off a jaguar or run into something willing to bite or sting you. Walking is always the best speed 99% of the time. 4. If you see a jaguar, dont take your eyes off it and slowly back away pull out a spear or bow and aim for the face a well placed shot will instantly kill them and any sudden movements or sprinting will set them off. Their ai can be stupid so keep in mind at times they may just bumrush you regardless but they are the biggest reason not to sprint everywhere. 5. Make a bow, as simple as it sounds the bow is hands down the strongest weapon and can one shot everything but caiman in one shot if a head shot. All you need is one long stick and some rope. You can find feathers from birds nests, skinning tribals or from the many dead birds lying around. You can also just kill birds for feathers as well. 6. always make sure you have enough energy to set up a bed and possibly a fire, passing out on the ground is the fastest way to lose sanity and die sense you will likely get worms which drain sanity insanely quickly unless removed. You can remove them with bone needles or fishbone needles but remember to always have bandages because removes worm locations can get infected which is a whole new level of cancer to deal with when you have no medical supplies. 7. Keep an eye out for turtles they can be killed for their shells which can be used as a fairly decent sized bowl for making stews or cleaning water they are also a risk free source of protein. 8. Keep in mind fires will go out without cover above them so when making your first base set up a basic foundation frame and add a leaf roof then make your bed and camp fire. 9. Always keep an eye out for palm trees for their coconuts. Getting a coconut canteen is a must sense it allows you to transport water and if nothing else you can break it for coconut bowls for an early container to purify water in next to a camp fire. 10. avoid combat with tribals for the first few days unless your using a bow. Melee combat is a huge risk and killing them is generally not worth it sense the meat they drop cause sanity loss unless you find a tribal fire starter or of the few unique structures that teach you new blue prints you get basically nothing for killing them. 11. You can make mud based structures by first picking up mud from any river or water sorce this will teach you most of the mud based blueprints most importantly the chest so you can store items. But you can also eventually get the shower and water purifier as well as the charcoal furnace and mud stove which is a functionally better fire place lest in my opinion. 12. to cure fever take any bones you find and mix them into a bowl of water to make a bone infusion which removes 2 levels of fever its also a good source of nutrients and is generally better then just drinking plain water. Same goes for most foods, they can be added into water to make stews which are generally better. 13. The best bandages are honey bandages you can deal with most wounds with them and it even makes fairly decent food. The best way to get honey is the get apiaries or bee houses by using a torch to go to a bee nest and grab the queen but for early game you can just huck something at the nest and wait for the bees to disperse and then grab the honey comb that falls to the ground. 14. Keep all metal esk items like cans obsidian and metal ore. They can be used to make metal tools arrows and armor. 15. Make armor, They will reduce the chance of lacerations as well as reduce the overall damage you take. The easiest armor to make is leaf armor which takes 2 rope and 1 banana leaf but you can also make bamboo, stick and bone armor which all have the same recipe but cost an extra 3 sticks bones or bamboo depending on what armor your making. The best armor is metal armor but sense its very late game the best armor with mostly minimal effort is armadillo armor. You will need the bigger armadillos which will sprint away from you but if you sneak around them all it takes is one well placed arrow to the skull to kill it and it will give the second best armor in the game and you can get it day 1. The recipe is 1shell 1banana leaf and 2 rope. These are mostly general tips but will help you with most of the core gameplay. keep in mind the main threat of green hell is rushing around blindly. But if you avoid rushing and keep some backup medical supplies on hand you will find the game is infinitely easier then it first seems. Always check your water and watch for the magnifying glass so you know when to remove leeches and deal with injuries. Never ignore injuries they will only get worse and don’t be afraid to set down multiple bases
Thanks for the tips but just for future lists, the correct spelling of the word you use is not "sense" as in the sense of sight and hearing but rather "since"
I ran across the whole map with just a bamboo spear and bone knife, killed a puma and jumped over an alligator, found the camp tent, set up camp, saved. Only died once. Hug the walls and this game is easy. Don't go into the Green Hell.
@@arnoldlayne9469 you mean you walked the entire edge of the map and THEN set up camp and saved? And then died? Don't believe it. Your food, water, energy would have been depleted long before that. And then avoiding all the crap that can randomly kill you. Nah
I found it very easy to get turned around and lost. Following a compass not my strong suit. 😆 so my fix was placing racks but not building them. That leaves a nice bright white reference that has led me back to my base. Very helpful for me starting out.
Not bad my man but if I may, allow me to add a couple of things you missed out. 1. Cooking soup in a bigger pot, turtle shell or metal pot, will give you two drinks of it if you are fully hydrated when you drink it. That's twice the bang for your buck. You can also let the fire go out or better yet, put it out with water from the bidon (so you can light it easier when you want it again, no collecting sticks) and the soup will stay right there for when you need it. It's a great way of having food ready to go and it never deteriorates, the only drawback being you can't take it with you. Having multiple cooking fires at a permanent camp is a good idea for this reason alone. Cooked meat is only good to save wasting raw meat if you don't have enough pots or dryers, or if you have not found a pot of some sort yet, though if you filled everything more useful up you can likely let it rot and harvest for maggots if needed. If you want to explore, dried meat (from the dryer) is the thing to take with you as it lasts several days. It used to be that drying meat on a dryer in the rainy season (out from under a roof) preserved that meat a lot longer, though it obviously wouldn't dry to become edible as fast or, in full rainy season, at all. Not tried that trick for a while, not needed to, so may have been fixed. 2. Brazil nuts' most important feature is they are preserved as long as you don't harvest them from the shell. Once you harvest them they will start to decay and do so faster than the palm nuts so don't, not until needed. 3. Bananas are not only useful for eating but harvest one for seeds if you plan a base with farm plots. Also, let them rot and harvest them for a larva if you have excess. Larva are good fishing bait. Rotten fruits all harvests into larva, rotten meat into maggots. Maggots can also be fishing bait or used to clean infected wounds. 4. At the fishing dock, the rusty machete can also be found in the blue crate on the floor between the hammock and the table. If you do not take an item like the rusty machete, it will despawn eventually, never to be seen again. The weapon rack would be useful to make but unfortunately, since I previously played, the camp where I distinctly recall finding that blueprint is no longer there. Oh well, I'll find it again eventually. 5. Fever can be cured, or at least helped along if it's bad, via soup made from the large bushy plant with red tipped leaves. It's been a while so maybe other plants too. I used to keep a soup made from that plant in a pot on a fire at camp, as per point 1 above, for when I got fever. Waiting to brew it takes time, time you probably won't have if the fever is bad enough and your stamina almost gone, especially if you also have to light a fire, which takes stamina. 6. You never covered bones but you probably should have, given how useful they are. They can be turned into soup that can sometimes be your only source of fats. And it's a medicine too, food poison cure IIRC, man I really should pay attention to that since it's new, least to me, don't recall it doing that previously. Harvest a bone for bone needles, for removing creepy crawlies from under your skin, or craft the needle to make a bone hook, for fishing or to craft the food dryer made of wood. 7. You showed it but never actually covered this either but fire goes out in the rain, obviously. A really useful beginner tip, perhaps the most useful, is build one under cover. Sometimes that means building a roof but if near a POI, just search around for cover there as it works to keep the rain off too. Similarly, inside caves and under overhanging rocks keeps the rain away too. Tree foliage does not keep rain off fires. 8. Finally, something else useful to tell beginners is how trapping animals works since it is really unintuitive as a game mechanic. First, never build one more than a few yards away because it'll spring but catch nothing. This likely has to do with how the game loads, likely in chunks so while it knows the trap is there and will spring it, it puts nothing in there. Second, building one where animals wander I find works (watch where prey walks, they have a fairly predictable path when not running from you, and stick it over their trail) but it doesn't actually catch that animal you see. It seems to be that the trap simply tests for what's around and fires when you aren't looking, inserting said carcass in the trap while the animal itself continues to wander. Which brings us to third - never watch a trap. Well, you can, but the animal will just avoid it and the trap will do nothing. Even turning your back on the trap can spring it if ready and that includes fish traps. Fish traps (the stick ones at least) in other respects don't act like land traps, they can work no matter how far you wander off.
I got the vr version and have played 12 minutes so far. I have died to poison mushrooms, been attacked by spiders and snakes. And a croc chased me away from the base I set up. This game is awesome
Missed one of the most important thing. 1st Mega tip! Build Armor ASAP go for stick armor first then bone. Helps you avoid injuries from attacks and keeps rashes, scratches and abrasions out 100%! Craft: 2 rope 1 bananaleaf 3 item of choice (Sticks, Bone, Metall, Armadillo) You get massively better durability for each one of the same type you craft. 2nd tip. Keep clean and eat blue mushrooms or funnel mushrooms to keep parasites away. Dont actually need to cook anything or drink clean water with this trick. just drink dirty water and eat a mushroom. 3rd tip. Put a headset on and listen for threats while traveling and keep some tobacco leaves on you for when you eventually walks into venomous threat. 4th tip. Bone soup is op. + stuff on drying rack/smoker/stone ring never spoils aslong as you dont pick them up to inventory. So eat directly from them instead and it will never spoil.
HELP: I just started in my VR, I was chased by some tribe and lost both of my machetes… how can I craft for sticks without anything? I tried using rocks and bigger rocks and my hands but still nothing
Another two tips: If you’re in a pinch and have no fibre or a birds nest to start a fire (kindling), you can HARVEST the moliniera (yellow), tobacco (purple) and lily (pink) flowering leaves to get fibre (kindling). The pre built bases (drug lab, fishing dock, etc) have a calendar on a wall with a parrot or macaw picture on it. You can save your game here and don’t need to rush to build something to save your game.
This game makes stranded deep and the forest especially, seem like a tutorial. I'm playing green hell on story and I can't barely get away from camp before having a life threatening situation. Tough game, still having fun tho
After trying yesterday a blind first attempt of the game, with only my experience from the long dark, the forest and the unreal world, I must say that those tips were much needed. My next run today will be way more successful. Thank you.
Thank you man this is definitely going to help my gaming I hate how I die every time at five minutes into the game I’ve yet to get into the game because I die every single time and I don’t wanna turn off all the options so it’s too easy and boring but this is gonna definitely make the game exciting again for me thank you
I based my new gaming pc purchase on green hell specs and I finally am starting to play it! I played the tutorial and a little after and im decent at survival games but this one is damn good challenging. I LOVE these tips and got them organized on my notebook to start getting better and maybe have friends join later on with me being their guide 😁
You forgot bone brew. Does not give as much as meat soup, but you get a lot of bones from kills (or dead animals with flies). You don't want to eat human meat, but bone brew made with human bones is completely safe and does nothing to sanity, and it cures food poisoning. On top of that, bones never expire, so you can load up your storage. Eat meat, but have a massive stockpile of bones for winter. By far my favorite food in the game.
I’m a bit late to the green hell party but I just got this for £2 on the switch store, really want to get into it and these tips are great, literally didn’t know about breaking down stones, going to craft a bow tonight, I’ve figured out the water thing with the coconuts but definitely needed to hear about all the plants and what they do
It's a great game and you could play it for months! I haven't played it in a long time, but I remember this: As many have mentioned: First priority: Build a shelter and a bed. This will allow you to save, otherwise, you can't save your progress! Build many of those before it gets too dark, so you can sleep and save. Sleeping on the ground (without a bed) will give you nasty infections (creepy stuff under the skin, use a fish bone to remove it, see below about fish). Believe or not, one of the most important items in the game is..... stones! Sometimes hard to find but you need them for TONS of things. In the beginning of the game, gather them whenever you see them and build your first weapon: A stone axe = Rope + stone + a stick!! Build fires before it gets dark! Not much to see where you're going when it's dark. Get enough sleep! Make a bow and arrow: Easy to make and crucial for hunting. When you meet hostiles: Don't attack them head on: Hide behind anything and AIM FOR THE HEAD, instant kill. Then gather their much superior weapons (bows, spears, and metal arrows!) Most important plants are coconuts (to eat AND store water, or to collect rain water. Followed by a mysterious green fruit that hydrates and heals lots of things that might kill you or hurt you badly) Fish: Are perfect. use your arrow to nail them. keep the bones, you'll need them if you sleep on the ground and get infections! Hunting any animal: Aim for the head or they will run away and die far from you. KEEP THE BONES! Bones are great for making the best nutritious soup AND weapons and armor!! Watch out for snakes and spiders (you'll find spiders almost always in caves, but occasionally outside too! Don't eat them!) Cooking: You cook almost anything: Bones, fish, meat, snakes, mushrooms, etc. Don't cook or eat spiders! Build shelters / houses near water: You have access to water, fish and mud (to make walls, storage, etc) You can build houses with multi stories! Useful if there are hostiles or wild animals around. Create water filters whenever you can and make at least 2 wherever you have a shelter. In the dry season (no rain!) grab water from the lakes / rivers and refill your water filters!! Important: When you go a journey, always take 2 (or more) water bidons and enough food, bandages and medicine. And 8 -10 arrows! Medicine: Blue mushrooms and Tobacco plants will heal 99% of anything that sickens you. Caves are a great source for obsidian which is much stronger than regular stones for weaponry. You can also build a bed there and sleep. But kill the spider first! When you reach an abandoned place, look around, there is almost always a machete, which is a great weapon / tool. Look for canned food, those won't spoil, carry those on trips. Most foods will spoil in about 2 days. Yellow mushrooms are edible. There is a limit to how much you can carry, so carry the most vital stuff that you'll need. Some tribes are very hostile (who can blame them!), others are not. Watch out for alligators!! And the occasional panther. Learn how to use the map, it's easy but crucial. There are tons of other things, but you will find them on your own as you play. And remember to enjoy the scenery, it's awesome!!
I'm playing this game for years now and even now I manage to find some caves and other things that I missed in the past. Green Hell is forcing you to never put your guard down or you will die horribly. Since you are basically on foot all the time, the game area is huge and the best solution is to have 4-5 large homes on the map and to build temporary camps wherever you can, which includes at least one frame with roof, bed and small fireplace. It is great to leave some soups, clean water and food that cannot spoil just in case if you get to the camp in the middle of the night...
Another tip I would like to share is to be aware that this game has NO AUTOSAVE!! So after you've made some progress or accomplished a few things, remember to build a frame with roof to save your game. I can't tell you how many times I've gotten carried away with accomplishing various tasks on the go like "ok, one more thing, one more location, one more side quest" only to get bitten by a spider or snake without a tobacco dressing, caught off guard by a cat without an ash dressing, or tried to take out some Wahara warriors and got in over my head because there were 3 or 4 more that I didn't know were in the area. I wind up dead and then look at the clock to realize that I've been playing for 2 or 3 hrs and NEVER SAVED MY GAME!!!
Tip: the spawns are glitchy sometimes. Run past an area (2 full stamina bars worth) and come back, plants and shrooms will spawn in. I play on console, this is a must for me.
Was hoping to learn on my own like I did with the forest and other survival games it's not that simple way more mechanics and systems then I expected thanks for the tips great video..
ive been playing the game for a bit but the only problem i have is the predators, ill have a good run just for me to turn the corner and a jaguar is camping behind a tree. ive tried to listen and walk everywhere i go but no matter how much i focus in and try to be aware of my surroundings i get fucked. ill keep trying but the gameplay is so unforgiving at times that it gets a little dull and boring :/
What about worms? I’ve been getting them out with the bone needle and tried bandaging my wounds up but I keep dying of infection. I can’t find enough maggots for each limb and I’m not sure what plant to add to my bandage to help.
Started a normal story game, died before I could even get my footing. Loaded up and tried to build a shelter to save the game (lesson learned, right?) 2 jaguars show up as im almost finished and one of them persued and beat me up, I bled out before I could find the yellow flower plant for bandages and didn't get to save >.< . Now I'm here :)
I came here looking for actual instructions about what to do, lol tips are great but the game doesn't explain how to do anything such as the coconut? I can pick it up and carry it or destroy it! But I have no idea how to use it! How do you start a fire? These are the tips I needed! Thanks for sharing these tips I'm sure they will be useful for people that already know how to play!
There was a pile of poop on the ground rite under a fruit tree..... And I ate it... Died shortly after. DO NOT get in a rush take your time with everything, or you might accidentally eat some POOP! Lol
I hope they do a jaguar rework to make them more escapable. kinda annoying when (aside from killing them with a spear) its impossible to avoid them. you cant even escape by swimming into the starting area pond, they just walk on the pond floor and attack you the minute you leave.
I built a shelter saved , got the saved achievement and when I loaded up a new game after death I had to restart is there anything I can do to recover my “saved” game
Thanks for this video. I'm fascinated by this game but Im been having a rough time with it. I already restarted 3 times so far. I'm not sure if I'm doing it right Ive been trying to survive in the initial starting point near the water. I built the structure that allows me to save and managed to pick up some water with the coconut. But now I have 2 worms beneath my skin and I'm panicking. I also can't find food. I need to keep my cool if I wanna survive. I crossed the fallen tree bridge while searching for coconuts and almost stepped over a rattlesnake. Since then I haven't left the initial spot since it seems to be more free of dangers. Lol. This game is very imersive but really hard.
@@GobotchFrags That´s why your video was really helpfull. I was trying to catch a fish by throwing stones or trying to hit it with the stone axe and was failing miserabily. I think the most important thing in a game like this is keeping myself calm to be able to think properly. Until i watched your videos i didnt even think about making a spear but now it makes perfect sense. Thanks bro.
I am mostly into “cozy games” so this is a bit of a departure for me but I like survival games. I started in story mode (walk in the park mode) hoping that the tutorial would teach me how to play. I have learned a lot more from just trying stuff in survival mode.
Thanks for the help. I love this game but keep dying without doing the first thing. Learn how to survive before jumping in!!! LOL Kinda like naked and afraid. Nice training video !!
Green hell I got it the first day it came out. I love survival games. But I don't think it loves me. Because I keep on dying. Well at least I'm good at that. 😂🤣😂 But either way it's a fun game. 😊👍
I would say NOT to 'keep' bananas...well not too many. Bananas, like everything else, will spoil so I think it's better to just eat them off the tree instead of trying to keep them. It's so frustrating going into your pack and realizing everything is spoiled.
I just started playing about 2-3 days ago and decided I would do my own Survival attempt. Spawned in on a river bank with a nice little clearing that I started setting up my base in and from my base, I can see the Fishing Dock/Camp like on the other side of the river a good stone's throw away. Went there and got a fishing spear, broke down the water purifier and took that back to my camp, and found an old rusty machete to boot.
Same here. Except I'm staying at the camp and fixing it up before expanding. Haven't died yet. Coordinates for the camp if I remember right are 50west 20 south. Pretty close to that anyways.
So far, the Spirits of Amazonia update is awesome. You have to discover these clues and figure out these indigenous legends, its like playing Indiana Jones: The Game.
@@GobotchFrags Don't spoil anything! Having to work for the legends is extremely satisfying when you put it all together. It's a totally different experience than the original campaign.
Even knowing these helpful hints, it will still take forever to complete this game... you cannot walk a day without needing sleep and/or passing out. Which means you're building beds every 500 yards.. kinda dumb. But it is a fun game in most respects.
I just started but I went out on a journey just to die but instead I found the drug village and ended up with all that the rusty axe and the rusty machete
Just started playing the game after a good year of having purchased it on E shop and I can say this is a great buy worth every penny thank you for taking the time out to create this video. Have a good one !
One of the most engaging survival games I've played, and I'm not the type of gamer who only plays games for its difficulty (which this game delivers). It's also one of the most beautiful.
Man you found like 10 stones at the start I haven’t found one yet! Having hard time to craft tools and the further I adventure out I run into tribes that kill me…
Wow really thanks for this guide. I died A LOT and not figuring what is the basic how to survive this game bcs wow this game tell you almost nothing you can do. Even when i had enough and using trainer to cheat my survivalability, i still really hard to make houses or weapons to keep you away from those worms inside your skin. Glad your video explain what can i do with this game...
Definity appreciate the guide. Like others here I didnt want to "cheat" but the game is just a tad unforgiving for my tastes and I'm not fond of the playing character having zero knowledge of survival craft despite going on such a deep jungle dive. Also unless I'm playing wrong I don't believe it's wise to put everything in your mouth to learn it's effects, at least not in such large life threatening doses. Otherwise lovely game. Edit: btw I'm only 4-5 hour in. 3 of those hours were spent playing the tutorial repeatedly as the game crashed after the initial day 32 cutscene. Very frustrating. Otherwise I'm sure I'd know how to properly survive.
I started this game 2 days ago and I started not knowing anything and started on the second hardest difficulty, me and my friends were actually kicking some butt until we started going crazy 😂
I wish you could carry soup around with you! I can't tell you how many times I've dragged an empty bidon over to soup hoping different containers would hold soup 😂
I just started and I have a few hours in. It was hard at first and I kept dying but the biggest thing that helped me was to just stop and think. I realized I was moving too fast and trying to play it like a video game. So I stopped and said I’m gonna make a base. I just started learning how to play the game. Which at first seems obvious but idk I just went in figuring the game would just open up as I moved forward but it doesn’t. You really have to survive. Now I have a decent little base. I under stand how to craft. I’m able to keep all of my stats fairly high. I never get I sick. I never get worms. I only ever get a random leech but those are easy to take care of. Also one tip on water. I just drink straight from rivers. Gives you the most hydration points per sip I think like 40. And idk if it’s just cause I’m on normal mode but it’s like a 50/50 chance I get a parasite. But even if I do i just get in the habit of collecting the orange cup mushrooms which take 1 parasite away per mushroom. So basically tastes the risk out of drinking river water.
Yeah that Jaguar was a nuisance for me at beginning of the game where you literally wake upand head towards that oasis area with fish inside. Had to build my base there to save. Saw that first village where you got to create the vision shaman drink at their village. Planning now to build my second base there. Sucks having to go back to your base far so you can eat and drink and sleep and rest. Step by step is the key. Making huge colonies along the way but short ones in between.
The game knows when you need rocks and makes them despawn lol. At least that's what it feels like. Ive also seen them spawn before my eyes. Pick up 3 rocks, turn around and theres 3 more.
So there is an exploit with the drying rack. If you eat the meat directly off the rack, without adding to your inventory first, it lasts forever. You can build a drying rack in your base, stock it with meat, and leave it indefinitely. Couple that with the fact Brazil nuts last forever as long as you don't harvest them, and Honey doesn't spoil either and you can build up a massive stock of non-perishable food at your bases... Drinking dirty water gives you level 2 parasites, eating the redish/brown mushrooms, or the blue mushrooms removes parasites. So in a pinch, just collect some of those mushrooms and you can drink all the dirty water you want.
Thought this game would be more self explanatory. Then I got jumped by a jaguar cause my insanity voices from my infected cuts muffled its approach behind me while a drank unfiltered river water and contracted 3 parasites.
This game is not fun. Doing tutorial, after finishing which kick you out to main menu and you start NEW GAME and then have to do tutorial again is not fun, 20 minutes wasted. Dying 4 times to a jaguar at abandoned village after visions, and then having to load at the start and water and doing all the visions is not fun. Tutorial taught me this: Machete does slash slash. Living in a tent with AC is cool. Chocolate bars are yummy. Bandage plants grow everywhere. 32 days living in a jungle doesn't teach you anything useful.
Doesn’t help I’m playing console, but my first thoughts playing past the tutorial is Where do I find coconuts? How do I make a spear? How do I make a fire last longer? Does it cook for as long as something is on it? What’s the earliest clean source of water and food? I just started and man I’m getting my ass kicked. Still at the starting area just trying to survive. Nintendo switch
If it helps, you technically play a survival specialist who MUST already know how to survive! Going in blind defeats the purpose of you being a specialist. So do your research before! No shame in it! The fun is how and when you apply the knowledge of what you learned that determines if your a survivor or not.
Another tip about shells, if you open your inventory while looking at the shell on the ground, mouse over the shell to see the exact quantity of water in the shell. This works with water filters too.
While in inventory view, you can drop them in a water source and carry them to a fire, rather than filling them up. Can be useful if you put a big fire next to water
I keep hearing about venom being soo lethal. There's a blue plant that once cut gives u an unknown flower or whatever. It takes away 2 venom instantly. Definitely a must have
Thanks for the video. It's crap that there are so many plastic containers lying around but we only can get these designated by devs for collecting water. Otherwise - great game.
Stsrted playing surivival mode today. Accidentaly stumbled on the drug lab and boat dock got both rusted machete and rusted axe. But i didnt search hsrd to get the pot snd map. So ima go back there when i play it again tomorrow
It is sad you have to google and watch youtube videos on how to do basics. Ingame tutorial is crap, game developers should invest in better tutorials for their games im no milk drinker but throwing you without any tips into thick of it is not good.
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I really wanted to play this game without searching anything on UA-cam and just figure it out on my own but a downside to this game for me is that it was SO unforgiving that way that I just honestly wasn’t having fun at a certain point. Your video helped this become a fun game
Happy to help!
this game has the best storyline ever!
really pulls you in to the jungle.
The tutorial really didn’t cover anything lol. The only thing it taught was how to make a fire and craft leaf bandages
This game is impossible without outside help
Shit.. It dont tell you nothin, you have to actually research the shit, in a way that's kinda cool, you gotta learn some real aspects to surviving in a jungle
My personal survival tips not factoring pre set locations but more so core game play is this.
1.Always and i mean Always keep bandages on you as well as at lest 1 tobacco bandage and 1 or 2 maggots. There is nothing worse then dying from poison or getting infected wounds because you lacked bandages.
2. Avoid eating while dirty to avoid getting parasites go to any water source and select the wash self option but keep an eye out for caiman/alligators.
3. Don’t sprint, Trust me no matter how observant you are you will eventually set off a jaguar or run into something willing to bite or sting you. Walking is always the best speed 99% of the time.
4. If you see a jaguar, dont take your eyes off it and slowly back away pull out a spear or bow and aim for the face a well placed shot will instantly kill them and any sudden movements or sprinting will set them off. Their ai can be stupid so keep in mind at times they may just bumrush you regardless but they are the biggest reason not to sprint everywhere.
5. Make a bow, as simple as it sounds the bow is hands down the strongest weapon and can one shot everything but caiman in one shot if a head shot. All you need is one long stick and some rope. You can find feathers from birds nests, skinning tribals or from the many dead birds lying around. You can also just kill birds for feathers as well.
6. always make sure you have enough energy to set up a bed and possibly a fire, passing out on the ground is the fastest way to lose sanity and die sense you will likely get worms which drain sanity insanely quickly unless removed. You can remove them with bone needles or fishbone needles but remember to always have bandages because removes worm locations can get infected which is a whole new level of cancer to deal with when you have no medical supplies.
7. Keep an eye out for turtles they can be killed for their shells which can be used as a fairly decent sized bowl for making stews or cleaning water they are also a risk free source of protein.
8. Keep in mind fires will go out without cover above them so when making your first base set up a basic foundation frame and add a leaf roof then make your bed and camp fire.
9. Always keep an eye out for palm trees for their coconuts. Getting a coconut canteen is a must sense it allows you to transport water and if nothing else you can break it for coconut bowls for an early container to purify water in next to a camp fire.
10. avoid combat with tribals for the first few days unless your using a bow. Melee combat is a huge risk and killing them is generally not worth it sense the meat they drop cause sanity loss unless you find a tribal fire starter or of the few unique structures that teach you new blue prints you get basically nothing for killing them.
11. You can make mud based structures by first picking up mud from any river or water sorce this will teach you most of the mud based blueprints most importantly the chest so you can store items. But you can also eventually get the shower and water purifier as well as the charcoal furnace and mud stove which is a functionally better fire place lest in my opinion.
12. to cure fever take any bones you find and mix them into a bowl of water to make a bone infusion which removes 2 levels of fever its also a good source of nutrients and is generally better then just drinking plain water. Same goes for most foods, they can be added into water to make stews which are generally better.
13. The best bandages are honey bandages you can deal with most wounds with them and it even makes fairly decent food. The best way to get honey is the get apiaries or bee houses by using a torch to go to a bee nest and grab the queen but for early game you can just huck something at the nest and wait for the bees to disperse and then grab the honey comb that falls to the ground.
14. Keep all metal esk items like cans obsidian and metal ore. They can be used to make metal tools arrows and armor.
15. Make armor, They will reduce the chance of lacerations as well as reduce the overall damage you take. The easiest armor to make is leaf armor which takes 2 rope and 1 banana leaf but you can also make bamboo, stick and bone armor which all have the same recipe but cost an extra 3 sticks bones or bamboo depending on what armor your making. The best armor is metal armor but sense its very late game the best armor with mostly minimal effort is armadillo armor. You will need the bigger armadillos which will sprint away from you but if you sneak around them all it takes is one well placed arrow to the skull to kill it and it will give the second best armor in the game and you can get it day 1. The recipe is 1shell 1banana leaf and 2 rope.
These are mostly general tips but will help you with most of the core gameplay. keep in mind the main threat of green hell is rushing around blindly. But if you avoid rushing and keep some backup medical supplies on hand you will find the game is infinitely easier then it first seems. Always check your water and watch for the magnifying glass so you know when to remove leeches and deal with injuries. Never ignore injuries they will only get worse and don’t be afraid to set down multiple bases
Super helpful, thank you!
thank chief, some really helpful ones here I just learned!
You should be the one running this channel, this is the starter guide imma use for a while
Thanks for the tips but just for future lists, the correct spelling of the word you use is not "sense" as in the sense of sight and hearing but rather "since"
Can you make video guide to
The most important thing if you're a begginer: Don't run. Walk and listen.
I ran across the whole map with just a bamboo spear and bone knife, killed a puma and jumped over an alligator, found the camp tent, set up camp, saved. Only died once.
Hug the walls and this game is easy. Don't go into the Green Hell.
@@arnoldlayne9469 that sounds kinda boring to me tho I love me a challenge
Never ever run
@@arnoldlayne9469 you mean you walked the entire edge of the map and THEN set up camp and saved? And then died? Don't believe it. Your food, water, energy would have been depleted long before that. And then avoiding all the crap that can randomly kill you. Nah
there no issue with running lol
Who else just bought this for ps4 and is extremely confused from playing
Yh me and my friends just bought it and spent the first few hours exploring looking for somewhere to set up but kept dying
@@jamieagg3094 the game is so slow on PS4, controles so confusing..
pc is way better
@@jordim5188 I have it on switch and the controls aren’t confusing in the slightest
I’m not new but it’s always nice to know EVERYTHING about the game
I bought it for ps4 and can't adjust the screen size. Anyone else had this problem?
I found it very easy to get turned around and lost. Following a compass not my strong suit. 😆 so my fix was placing racks but not building them. That leaves a nice bright white reference that has led me back to my base. Very helpful for me starting out.
Great idea for trails!
Genius
Lol. I came up with the same thing. At first I tried unbuilt fires, but they don't show above the foliage.
you're a fckimg genius omg I'm gonna use that
Not bad my man but if I may, allow me to add a couple of things you missed out.
1. Cooking soup in a bigger pot, turtle shell or metal pot, will give you two drinks of it if you are fully hydrated when you drink it. That's twice the bang for your buck. You can also let the fire go out or better yet, put it out with water from the bidon (so you can light it easier when you want it again, no collecting sticks) and the soup will stay right there for when you need it. It's a great way of having food ready to go and it never deteriorates, the only drawback being you can't take it with you. Having multiple cooking fires at a permanent camp is a good idea for this reason alone.
Cooked meat is only good to save wasting raw meat if you don't have enough pots or dryers, or if you have not found a pot of some sort yet, though if you filled everything more useful up you can likely let it rot and harvest for maggots if needed. If you want to explore, dried meat (from the dryer) is the thing to take with you as it lasts several days. It used to be that drying meat on a dryer in the rainy season (out from under a roof) preserved that meat a lot longer, though it obviously wouldn't dry to become edible as fast or, in full rainy season, at all. Not tried that trick for a while, not needed to, so may have been fixed.
2. Brazil nuts' most important feature is they are preserved as long as you don't harvest them from the shell. Once you harvest them they will start to decay and do so faster than the palm nuts so don't, not until needed.
3. Bananas are not only useful for eating but harvest one for seeds if you plan a base with farm plots. Also, let them rot and harvest them for a larva if you have excess. Larva are good fishing bait. Rotten fruits all harvests into larva, rotten meat into maggots. Maggots can also be fishing bait or used to clean infected wounds.
4. At the fishing dock, the rusty machete can also be found in the blue crate on the floor between the hammock and the table. If you do not take an item like the rusty machete, it will despawn eventually, never to be seen again. The weapon rack would be useful to make but unfortunately, since I previously played, the camp where I distinctly recall finding that blueprint is no longer there. Oh well, I'll find it again eventually.
5. Fever can be cured, or at least helped along if it's bad, via soup made from the large bushy plant with red tipped leaves. It's been a while so maybe other plants too. I used to keep a soup made from that plant in a pot on a fire at camp, as per point 1 above, for when I got fever. Waiting to brew it takes time, time you probably won't have if the fever is bad enough and your stamina almost gone, especially if you also have to light a fire, which takes stamina.
6. You never covered bones but you probably should have, given how useful they are. They can be turned into soup that can sometimes be your only source of fats. And it's a medicine too, food poison cure IIRC, man I really should pay attention to that since it's new, least to me, don't recall it doing that previously. Harvest a bone for bone needles, for removing creepy crawlies from under your skin, or craft the needle to make a bone hook, for fishing or to craft the food dryer made of wood.
7. You showed it but never actually covered this either but fire goes out in the rain, obviously. A really useful beginner tip, perhaps the most useful, is build one under cover. Sometimes that means building a roof but if near a POI, just search around for cover there as it works to keep the rain off too. Similarly, inside caves and under overhanging rocks keeps the rain away too. Tree foliage does not keep rain off fires.
8. Finally, something else useful to tell beginners is how trapping animals works since it is really unintuitive as a game mechanic. First, never build one more than a few yards away because it'll spring but catch nothing. This likely has to do with how the game loads, likely in chunks so while it knows the trap is there and will spring it, it puts nothing in there. Second, building one where animals wander I find works (watch where prey walks, they have a fairly predictable path when not running from you, and stick it over their trail) but it doesn't actually catch that animal you see. It seems to be that the trap simply tests for what's around and fires when you aren't looking, inserting said carcass in the trap while the animal itself continues to wander. Which brings us to third - never watch a trap. Well, you can, but the animal will just avoid it and the trap will do nothing. Even turning your back on the trap can spring it if ready and that includes fish traps. Fish traps (the stick ones at least) in other respects don't act like land traps, they can work no matter how far you wander off.
Excellent tips in conjunction with the video. Thanks
MVP
my Friend, when u gonna make some movies?
Thank you for the very good add on tips pal! 😀
I really appeciated this comment. has shone so much light for me
My girlfriend and I have been playing and we died every few minutes, now we are actually having fun haha.
Look out for the T posing tribal
Also the songs they sing are intresting
This game is much harder than the forest, you can easily getting killed by spiders, snakes, cougars, aligators, etc
3 days in with my girlfriend and she is upset that I can't save her in this game... I've only told her to try and survive as I run away twice!
@@chadb.6165 She's looking at it all wrong. It's not you refusing to save her, it's her heroically giving her life to save you!
I got the vr version and have played 12 minutes so far. I have died to poison mushrooms, been attacked by spiders and snakes. And a croc chased me away from the base I set up. This game is awesome
The vr version is not like the flat screen game in my experience
Yeah, for myself the VR version is great! Never have played it flat, but I prefer VR anyway.
I’ve learned dying is part of the game
Missed one of the most important thing.
1st Mega tip! Build Armor ASAP go for stick armor first then bone. Helps you avoid injuries from attacks and keeps rashes, scratches and abrasions out 100%!
Craft: 2 rope 1 bananaleaf 3 item of choice (Sticks, Bone, Metall, Armadillo)
You get massively better durability for each one of the same type you craft.
2nd tip. Keep clean and eat blue mushrooms or funnel mushrooms to keep parasites away. Dont actually need to cook anything or drink clean water with this trick. just drink dirty water and eat a mushroom.
3rd tip. Put a headset on and listen for threats while traveling and keep some tobacco leaves on you for when you eventually walks into venomous threat.
4th tip. Bone soup is op. + stuff on drying rack/smoker/stone ring never spoils aslong as you dont pick them up to inventory. So eat directly from them instead and it will never spoil.
HELP: I just started in my VR, I was chased by some tribe and lost both of my machetes… how can I craft for sticks without anything? I tried using rocks and bigger rocks and my hands but still nothing
Another two tips: If you’re in a pinch and have no fibre or a birds nest to start a fire (kindling), you can HARVEST the moliniera (yellow), tobacco (purple) and lily (pink) flowering leaves to get fibre (kindling).
The pre built bases (drug lab, fishing dock, etc) have a calendar on a wall with a parrot or macaw picture on it. You can save your game here and don’t need to rush to build something to save your game.
Amazing! Thank you so much
Aw, thank you
You can also use dry leaves which you can find on short trees.
In the beginning of the game, go up the hill and turn left, go up the hill and you will see a small cave with one obisidian.
I found this out on the save at dock lit after building a bed next to it lol
Thanks for the tips. Didn't even realize the large stones could be harvested into regular stones. So much that's easy to miss in this game.
This game makes stranded deep and the forest especially, seem like a tutorial. I'm playing green hell on story and I can't barely get away from camp before having a life threatening situation. Tough game, still having fun tho
It’s a very tough game for sure.
After trying yesterday a blind first attempt of the game, with only my experience from the long dark, the forest and the unreal world, I must say that those tips were much needed. My next run today will be way more successful. Thank you.
The first thing I learn from this video: 0:58 WTF, you can HARVEST STONE FROM BIG STONE!? I 🤣
Thank you man this is definitely going to help my gaming I hate how I die every time at five minutes into the game I’ve yet to get into the game because I die every single time and I don’t wanna turn off all the options so it’s too easy and boring but this is gonna definitely make the game exciting again for me thank you
Happy to be of help
I based my new gaming pc purchase on green hell specs and I finally am starting to play it! I played the tutorial and a little after and im decent at survival games but this one is damn good challenging. I LOVE these tips and got them organized on my notebook to start getting better and maybe have friends join later on with me being their guide 😁
Thats a good pc then
Honestly this feels like one of the most realistic survival games and I really appreciate your video, it’s definitely gonna help me not die
You forgot bone brew. Does not give as much as meat soup, but you get a lot of bones from kills (or dead animals with flies). You don't want to eat human meat, but bone brew made with human bones is completely safe and does nothing to sanity, and it cures food poisoning.
On top of that, bones never expire, so you can load up your storage. Eat meat, but have a massive stockpile of bones for winter. By far my favorite food in the game.
I’m a bit late to the green hell party but I just got this for £2 on the switch store, really want to get into it and these tips are great, literally didn’t know about breaking down stones, going to craft a bow tonight, I’ve figured out the water thing with the coconuts but definitely needed to hear about all the plants and what they do
It's a great game and you could play it for months! I haven't played it in a long time, but I remember this:
As many have mentioned: First priority: Build a shelter and a bed. This will allow you to save, otherwise, you can't save your progress! Build many of those before it gets too dark, so you can sleep and save.
Sleeping on the ground (without a bed) will give you nasty infections (creepy stuff under the skin, use a fish bone to remove it, see below about fish).
Believe or not, one of the most important items in the game is..... stones! Sometimes hard to find but you need them for TONS of things. In the beginning of the game, gather them whenever you see them and build your first weapon: A stone axe = Rope + stone + a stick!!
Build fires before it gets dark! Not much to see where you're going when it's dark.
Get enough sleep!
Make a bow and arrow: Easy to make and crucial for hunting.
When you meet hostiles: Don't attack them head on: Hide behind anything and AIM FOR THE HEAD, instant kill. Then gather their much superior weapons (bows, spears, and metal arrows!)
Most important plants are coconuts (to eat AND store water, or to collect rain water. Followed by a mysterious green fruit that hydrates and heals lots of things that might kill you or hurt you badly)
Fish: Are perfect. use your arrow to nail them. keep the bones, you'll need them if you sleep on the ground and get infections!
Hunting any animal: Aim for the head or they will run away and die far from you. KEEP THE BONES! Bones are great for making the best nutritious soup AND weapons and armor!!
Watch out for snakes and spiders (you'll find spiders almost always in caves, but occasionally outside too! Don't eat them!)
Cooking: You cook almost anything: Bones, fish, meat, snakes, mushrooms, etc. Don't cook or eat spiders!
Build shelters / houses near water: You have access to water, fish and mud (to make walls, storage, etc)
You can build houses with multi stories! Useful if there are hostiles or wild animals around.
Create water filters whenever you can and make at least 2 wherever you have a shelter. In the dry season (no rain!) grab water from the lakes / rivers and refill your water filters!!
Important: When you go a journey, always take 2 (or more) water bidons and enough food, bandages and medicine. And 8 -10 arrows!
Medicine: Blue mushrooms and Tobacco plants will heal 99% of anything that sickens you.
Caves are a great source for obsidian which is much stronger than regular stones for weaponry. You can also build a bed there and sleep. But kill the spider first!
When you reach an abandoned place, look around, there is almost always a machete, which is a great weapon / tool.
Look for canned food, those won't spoil, carry those on trips. Most foods will spoil in about 2 days. Yellow mushrooms are edible.
There is a limit to how much you can carry, so carry the most vital stuff that you'll need.
Some tribes are very hostile (who can blame them!), others are not.
Watch out for alligators!! And the occasional panther.
Learn how to use the map, it's easy but crucial.
There are tons of other things, but you will find them on your own as you play. And remember to enjoy the scenery, it's awesome!!
Video Time Stamps:
1.) 1:22 - Coconut Uses & Consumable
2.) 3:05 - Shells for Rain & Soups
3.) 3:50 - Bananas for Carbs
4.) 4:38 - Meat Soups
5.) 6:25 - Brazilian Nut Trees
6.) 7:31 - Craft Axe, Bow, & Stone Spear
7.) 10:00 - Mud Unlocks Building Material
8.) 11:00 - Bandages; Yellow, Pink, Purple Plants
9.) 12:44 - Aim for the Head
10.) 13:24 - 3 Must Have Locations
5.5) 7:18 - DEEZ NUTS
I'm definitely gonna watch this when I start with Green hell! Thanks man and keep it up 💚
I'm playing this game for years now and even now I manage to find some caves and other things that I missed in the past.
Green Hell is forcing you to never put your guard down or you will die horribly. Since you are basically on foot all the time, the game area is huge and the best solution is to have 4-5 large homes on the map and to build temporary camps wherever you can, which includes at least one frame with roof, bed and small fireplace. It is great to leave some soups, clean water and food that cannot spoil just in case if you get to the camp in the middle of the night...
Another tip I would like to share is to be aware that this game has NO AUTOSAVE!! So after you've made some progress or accomplished a few things, remember to build a frame with roof to save your game. I can't tell you how many times I've gotten carried away with accomplishing various tasks on the go like "ok, one more thing, one more location, one more side quest" only to get bitten by a spider or snake without a tobacco dressing, caught off guard by a cat without an ash dressing, or tried to take out some Wahara warriors and got in over my head because there were 3 or 4 more that I didn't know were in the area. I wind up dead and then look at the clock to realize that I've been playing for 2 or 3 hrs and NEVER SAVED MY GAME!!!
Tip: the spawns are glitchy sometimes. Run past an area (2 full stamina bars worth) and come back, plants and shrooms will spawn in. I play on console, this is a must for me.
I can't find the plants for the life of me
Despite not being a horror game, this game terrifies me and gives me so much anxiety and it's so fun because of that.
Was hoping to learn on my own like I did with the forest and other survival games it's not that simple way more mechanics and systems then I expected thanks for the tips great video..
Happy to help out
Dude@ Unforgiving is a nice word when it comes to this game. I died at least 5 times before the 5th night KEKW. I will not give up.
Just got the game and i already died 50 times. I shouldve watched this first. Thanks!
Lol hey that’s part of the learning curve. I was the same. That’s how I figured these tips out. Trial and a TON of error.
ive been playing the game for a bit but the only problem i have is the predators, ill have a good run just for me to turn the corner and a jaguar is camping behind a tree. ive tried to listen and walk everywhere i go but no matter how much i focus in and try to be aware of my surroundings i get fucked. ill keep trying but the gameplay is so unforgiving at times that it gets a little dull and boring :/
You can customize the game to remove the animals or certain animals!
What about worms? I’ve been getting them out with the bone needle and tried bandaging my wounds up but I keep dying of infection. I can’t find enough maggots for each limb and I’m not sure what plant to add to my bandage to help.
Thats what kept happening to me. I just started over and now I just make the bandages first and put maggots in my inventory.
If your food rots u can harvest it and it will give u some maggots.
@@rockabillly88 ash bandages, u can harvest charcoal to get even more campfire ash
Subbed. I look forward to more videos. Just picked up green hell for my switch! Excited to dive in. I love survival games
Thank you
Started a normal story game, died before I could even get my footing. Loaded up and tried to build a shelter to save the game (lesson learned, right?) 2 jaguars show up as im almost finished and one of them persued and beat me up, I bled out before I could find the yellow flower plant for bandages and didn't get to save >.< . Now I'm here :)
Sounds about right… my first run it was death by Snake bite. Then Scorpion sting. Then the Gators…
We all saw that you cheated and went to the store to buy some chips, medicine and juice at 2:33 🧐🙄 /jk
Lol
I came here looking for actual instructions about what to do, lol tips are great but the game doesn't explain how to do anything such as the coconut? I can pick it up and carry it or destroy it! But I have no idea how to use it! How do you start a fire? These are the tips I needed! Thanks for sharing these tips I'm sure they will be useful for people that already know how to play!
There was a pile of poop on the ground rite under a fruit tree.....
And I ate it... Died shortly after.
DO NOT get in a rush take your time with everything, or you might accidentally eat some POOP! Lol
I hope they do a jaguar rework to make them more escapable.
kinda annoying when (aside from killing them with a spear) its impossible to avoid them.
you cant even escape by swimming into the starting area pond, they just walk on the pond floor and attack you the minute you leave.
I mean if you encounter one IRL you’re most likely going to die or get hurt really really bad.
Hi just subbed I am getting this game on PS4pro today and was wondering if things like mushrooms and bananas regrow in game
Yes they do.
Me : hmmm weapons will be the first thing
*Coconut is a MUST*
Me : I'm gonna play this game to death
I built a shelter saved , got the saved achievement and when I loaded up a new game after death I had to restart is there anything I can do to recover my “saved” game
Great video mate, keep it up 😊 judt tried GH last night with a mate... Great game.
green hell for consoles is ui hell
Thanks for this video.
I'm fascinated by this game but Im been having a rough time with it. I already restarted 3 times so far. I'm not sure if I'm doing it right Ive been trying to survive in the initial starting point near the water. I built the structure that allows me to save and managed to pick up some water with the coconut. But now I have 2 worms beneath my skin and I'm panicking. I also can't find food. I need to keep my cool if I wanna survive. I crossed the fallen tree bridge while searching for coconuts and almost stepped over a rattlesnake. Since then I haven't left the initial spot since it seems to be more free of dangers. Lol.
This game is very imersive but really hard.
For the worms. Make sure to deconstruct bones to make bone hooks. Then use that to dig out the worms.
@@GobotchFrags That´s why your video was really helpfull. I was trying to catch a fish by throwing stones or trying to hit it with the stone axe and was failing miserabily. I think the most important thing in a game like this is keeping myself calm to be able to think properly. Until i watched your videos i didnt even think about making a spear but now it makes perfect sense. Thanks bro.
Happy to help out! Good luck out there.
Cheers dude, I just downloaded this on Xbox today 👊🏻
Nice! Enjoy and best of luck.
Yeah I got it on my ps4, just came out 3 days ago for console
I am mostly into “cozy games” so this is a bit of a departure for me but I like survival games. I started in story mode (walk in the park mode) hoping that the tutorial would teach me how to play. I have learned a lot more from just trying stuff in survival mode.
Thanks for the help. I love this game but keep dying without doing the first thing. Learn how to survive before jumping in!!! LOL Kinda like naked and afraid. Nice training video !!
Happy to assist
Green hell I got it the first day it came out. I love survival games. But I don't think it loves me. Because I keep on dying. Well at least I'm good at that. 😂🤣😂 But either way it's a fun game. 😊👍
It’s a brutal game for sure.
This game is fun it's hard for beginners but when you learn the game it's easy
Thought my ps4 turned on for a sec
I would say NOT to 'keep' bananas...well not too many. Bananas, like everything else, will spoil so I think it's better to just eat them off the tree instead of trying to keep them.
It's so frustrating going into your pack and realizing everything is spoiled.
That’s good to know! Thanks for the tip 👏
I just started playing about 2-3 days ago and decided I would do my own Survival attempt. Spawned in on a river bank with a nice little clearing that I started setting up my base in and from my base, I can see the Fishing Dock/Camp like on the other side of the river a good stone's throw away. Went there and got a fishing spear, broke down the water purifier and took that back to my camp, and found an old rusty machete to boot.
Same here. Except I'm staying at the camp and fixing it up before expanding. Haven't died yet. Coordinates for the camp if I remember right are 50west 20 south. Pretty close to that anyways.
2023 this game is still the beat survival game out there.
So far, the Spirits of Amazonia update is awesome. You have to discover these clues and figure out these indigenous legends, its like playing Indiana Jones: The Game.
Nice. I just started it today. Will have episodes up for it soon
@@GobotchFrags Don't spoil anything! Having to work for the legends is extremely satisfying when you put it all together. It's a totally different experience than the original campaign.
Even knowing these helpful hints, it will still take forever to complete this game... you cannot walk a day without needing sleep and/or passing out. Which means you're building beds every 500 yards.. kinda dumb. But it is a fun game in most respects.
I just started but I went out on a journey just to die but instead I found the drug village and ended up with all that the rusty axe and the rusty machete
Nice! Those will be huge for you.
Just started playing the game after a good year of having purchased it on E shop and I can say this is a great buy worth every penny thank you for taking the time out to create this video. Have a good one !
Enjoy! It’s a blast.
One of the most engaging survival games I've played, and I'm not the type of gamer who only plays games for its difficulty (which this game delivers). It's also one of the most beautiful.
It’s a challenge for sure but such a fun game to explore and play
Man you found like 10 stones at the start I haven’t found one yet! Having hard time to craft tools and the further I adventure out I run into tribes that kill me…
My friend & I started playing this! The tips are super helpful!!! Thank you!!!
Awesome! Have fun and good luck.
Wow really thanks for this guide. I died A LOT and not figuring what is the basic how to survive this game bcs wow this game tell you almost nothing you can do. Even when i had enough and using trainer to cheat my survivalability, i still really hard to make houses or weapons to keep you away from those worms inside your skin. Glad your video explain what can i do with this game...
Happy to help out.
Definity appreciate the guide. Like others here I didnt want to "cheat" but the game is just a tad unforgiving for my tastes and I'm not fond of the playing character having zero knowledge of survival craft despite going on such a deep jungle dive.
Also unless I'm playing wrong I don't believe it's wise to put everything in your mouth to learn it's effects, at least not in such large life threatening doses.
Otherwise lovely game.
Edit: btw I'm only 4-5 hour in. 3 of those hours were spent playing the tutorial repeatedly as the game crashed after the initial day 32 cutscene. Very frustrating. Otherwise I'm sure I'd know how to properly survive.
coconuts are a must
sounds like stranded deep
I just started this game; this is all so very useful. Thanks!
Nice guide, thanks!
bro i just made my first spear and i shot a boar and it wasnt the head and he ran away with it :((((
Lol the pains of Green Hell. Those boars love yo hoard spears, arrows etc.
The worst of the game is the constant whining and complaining of the character.
Lol yeah
Whats way more worst when you search coconut and found snakes and jaguar
Those Jags are the worst!! Lol
Why do you still have 2k subs? you deserve at least half a mil at least.
I appreciate it
Thx for the video. It’s helpful for new players.
Glad it was helpful!
Died about twenty times before I looked up a video about it.
Hope it helped out
I started this game 2 days ago and I started not knowing anything and started on the second hardest difficulty, me and my friends were actually kicking some butt until we started going crazy 😂
Got this game on the Switch for £2 and will start playing it as soon a check a few tips.
Thanks, all the other tip videos were years old.
Happy to be of help.
Thank you ma man! Just got the game and was looking for a newer guide. I subbed ♥️
I wish you could carry soup around with you! I can't tell you how many times I've dragged an empty bidon over to soup hoping different containers would hold soup 😂
Same here!
I just started and I have a few hours in. It was hard at first and I kept dying but the biggest thing that helped me was to just stop and think. I realized I was moving too fast and trying to play it like a video game. So I stopped and said I’m gonna make a base. I just started learning how to play the game. Which at first seems obvious but idk I just went in figuring the game would just open up as I moved forward but it doesn’t. You really have to survive. Now I have a decent little base. I under stand how to craft. I’m able to keep all of my stats fairly high. I never get I sick. I never get worms. I only ever get a random leech but those are easy to take care of.
Also one tip on water. I just drink straight from rivers. Gives you the most hydration points per sip I think like 40. And idk if it’s just cause I’m on normal mode but it’s like a 50/50 chance I get a parasite. But even if I do i just get in the habit of collecting the orange cup mushrooms which take 1 parasite away per mushroom. So basically tastes the risk out of drinking river water.
Really good tutorial...Strait 4ward and too the point with No drama....
Thank you
Yeah that Jaguar was a nuisance for me at beginning of the game where you literally wake upand head towards that oasis area with fish inside. Had to build my base there to save. Saw that first village where you got to create the vision shaman drink at their village. Planning now to build my second base there. Sucks having to go back to your base far so you can eat and drink and sleep and rest. Step by step is the key. Making huge colonies along the way but short ones in between.
Is it just me that hard to find stones?
No, I struggle with it aswell all the time.
Look for them near the river or near ponds, my no 1 place to find them
i find then near waterfalls the drop off the top lol
Harvest large rocks to break it into a few smaller stones.
The game knows when you need rocks and makes them despawn lol. At least that's what it feels like. Ive also seen them spawn before my eyes. Pick up 3 rocks, turn around and theres 3 more.
So there is an exploit with the drying rack.
If you eat the meat directly off the rack, without adding to your inventory first, it lasts forever.
You can build a drying rack in your base, stock it with meat, and leave it indefinitely.
Couple that with the fact Brazil nuts last forever as long as you don't harvest them, and Honey doesn't spoil either and you can build up a massive stock of non-perishable food at your bases...
Drinking dirty water gives you level 2 parasites, eating the redish/brown mushrooms, or the blue mushrooms removes parasites.
So in a pinch, just collect some of those mushrooms and you can drink all the dirty water you want.
Thought this game would be more self explanatory.
Then I got jumped by a jaguar cause my insanity voices from my infected cuts muffled its approach behind me while a drank unfiltered river water and contracted 3 parasites.
Dood. You are aweeome. Truly helpful vid
Happy to help out
Fun fact the best axe is the iron axe Mader by my drubality 100% and all trees 1hit and iron Spear and iron armor
Good video for sure. A lot of solid info on the game for sure. Thanks Mann
Happy to help!
Thank you. The site locations is super helpful! Great job. I'm watching all your vids now.
Thank you for the support!
I gave up after being annoyed by the drinking water problems. That coconut water harvesting tip made me go back.
This game is not fun.
Doing tutorial, after finishing which kick you out to main menu and you start NEW GAME and then have to do tutorial again is not fun, 20 minutes wasted.
Dying 4 times to a jaguar at abandoned village after visions, and then having to load at the start and water and doing all the visions is not fun.
Tutorial taught me this:
Machete does slash slash.
Living in a tent with AC is cool.
Chocolate bars are yummy.
Bandage plants grow everywhere.
32 days living in a jungle doesn't teach you anything useful.
Doesn’t help I’m playing console, but my first thoughts playing past the tutorial is
Where do I find coconuts?
How do I make a spear?
How do I make a fire last longer? Does it cook for as long as something is on it?
What’s the earliest clean source of water and food? I just started and man I’m getting my ass kicked. Still at the starting area just trying to survive. Nintendo switch
I should've watched this before we faced the wild.. lmao great video!
Thank you and happy to help out
If it helps, you technically play a survival specialist who MUST already know how to survive! Going in blind defeats the purpose of you being a specialist. So do your research before! No shame in it! The fun is how and when you apply the knowledge of what you learned that determines if your a survivor or not.
Another tip about shells, if you open your inventory while looking at the shell on the ground, mouse over the shell to see the exact quantity of water in the shell. This works with water filters too.
While in inventory view, you can drop them in a water source and carry them to a fire, rather than filling them up. Can be useful if you put a big fire next to water
I keep hearing about venom being soo lethal. There's a blue plant that once cut gives u an unknown flower or whatever. It takes away 2 venom instantly. Definitely a must have
Blue plant?
Challenging game. Died o lot already...going crazy (insanity) in the game. Fun to play. Thunbs up, man. Really nice video.
Thank you. One of the most challenging survival games I’ve played
There is also the crash plane site / mine coords are 40W 24S. Food, Meds, Beds, Iron Vein, Coco Nuts, posible other random drops.
Good call!
Thanks for the video. It's crap that there are so many plastic containers lying around but we only can get these designated by devs for collecting water. Otherwise - great game.
i thought i was good at survival games because i put a ton of hours into stranded deep and got a mega base, then i played green hell.
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Stsrted playing surivival mode today. Accidentaly stumbled on the drug lab and boat dock got both rusted machete and rusted axe. But i didnt search hsrd to get the pot snd map. So ima go back there when i play it again tomorrow
My real life survival skills mean nothin in this game. So many things that would make survival more of a chore rather than impossible.
It is sad you have to google and watch youtube videos on how to do basics. Ingame tutorial is crap, game developers should invest in better tutorials for their games im no milk drinker but throwing you without any tips into thick of it is not good.