grounded

Grounded General tips

Source: Windows Central

Grounded is a ton of systems to get to grips with, but after a few hours, you'll be a bonafide garden hunter.

• Use markers to set waypoints to help you find your way around. I usually place one at my base, and near any specific resources nearby I want to find. You can craft them from clover parts, which grow near water sources.
• Be sure to follow the first story parts first and foremost, as it will set the context for the game and give you access to the game's questing system.
• If you're trying to find something specific, look to the horizon. Look for dandelion heads if you need weed stems for crafting, for example, and use the big oak tree to orient yourself to the land. If you need to craft arrows, try to find a thistle plant. Finding a high point can help you survey the area.
• Bugs in the game seem to stick to specific territories, but some roam a bit further afield. Try to build your base in a safe place; otherwise, bad things may happen to it (and you).
• Be careful where you put your spawn point to that effect. If you put a spawn point inside a wolf spider's lair, you might find it hard to get out.
• Each bug seems to have a different behavioral pattern. Study their movements and attacks to figure out how best to deal with them.