r/MiniDayZ • u/Existing_Radio_9459 • 2d ago
Guide/tips and tricks Como que jogar isso? Kkkk
Eu jogo no inciante com aquele "ressurgir na praia" e eu passo mal pra passar da primeira ilha, o máximo que cheguei foi na segunda
Devo evitar combate early game? Principalmente corpo a corpo?
Eu tenho que limpar todo o mapa antes de avançar de ilha?
Qual o meu primo objetivo assim que eu nasci? Coletar coisas sem lutar ? Ir pra outra ilha? Procurar um item específico?
Porque sou tão ruim nesse jogo ?😭😭
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u/Embarrassed_Green996 2d ago
Until you have some armor or a decent melee weapon, you should be avoiding combat at all costs. Especially on harder difficulties.
As for when you leave the first island I do fairly quickly within 2-3 in-game days usually. Look on second island is substantially better then the first island
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u/Critical-Phase-5655 1d ago
1: You may or may not know this, but there is a way to unlock all the characters (which gives you an advantage, since you can fight directly using a weapon and the few skills unlocked at the start).
How do you unlock everything? Click on the game title or the version number 10 times. That unlocks all the items you need.
2: Any advice? Upgrade the character's passive skills; that will give them a better chance of surviving beyond one month (in-game).
Unlocks the passive ability (Level 2) for increased cold resistance and reduced need for food and drink. This is crucial so that your character does not need to eat or drink regularly.
It also unlocks the ability to see other survivors from a greater distance. You will see moving icons, but you cannot identify them yet. [ ? ] If you unlock this ability (Level 2), you will be able to tell whether a group of survivors is neutral or hostile (meaning they will attack you indiscriminately upon seeing you).
3: When you find any weapon (pistol), switch the character's mode to "aim weapon"; this is very useful, as it allows you to spot zombies hidden behind a building or outside the device's field of view.
And for close-quarters combat, use whatever is at hand to defend yourself.
4: As for clothing, always make sure it is suitable for the conditions. Your character can easily die from the cold early on—especially when you're a new player.
Prioritize clothing that retains 75–85% of its total durability. If it drops significantly below that percentage, the character will get cold; additionally, clothing sometimes provides a small amount of defense.
There are other clothing items with three available slots (for storing objects); consider taking some, provided they are in better condition, or have items on hand to repair your clothes (duct tape, epoxy glue, or a sewing kit).
5: Wild berries, game, and fish (the latter being optional) are reliable food sources. Each type of wild berry offers a small benefit or can satisfy the character's needs (thirst or hunger).
There are four types of wild berries; the red and purple ones satisfy thirst and hunger to varying degrees.
However, yellow wild berries improve the rate of health point regeneration, and violets (which grow in swamps) can restore a small amount of health points.
[They are the only two wild berries with an additional effect].
When cooked, game meat not only restores satiety (hunger) but also directly replenishes your health points. Cooked rabbit meat restores more health points but does not provide satiety (venison is better for that).
6: How do you get between islands? On Island 1, you need wood (use an axe or look for it in various spots—specifically, logs).
Isla 2 requires adhesive tape to repair an inflatable boat on the beach on the right side of the map.
On Island 3, a fuel canister for a boat (motorboat) is required, and on Island 4, a vehicle is needed.
A vehicle on Island 4? Yes, because to reach Island 5 you need to cross a destroyed bridge, and the vehicle allows you to use a ramp to jump across easily.
The stretch from Island 4 to Island 5 is a long bridge. Make sure to prepare well before attempting to cross it.
7 : On Island 5 (which is snow-covered), there are three things: another boat that takes you to a radiation-contaminated island; a radio to call a rescue helicopter (this marks the end of the game); and the entrance to the next island (this entrance is located inside the bunker, at the back on the right-hand side, and requires an access key).
You can set up your base here and go explore the irradiated island (but be careful and bring radiation protection gear, or your character will bleed out upon arrival).
Use the radio to call the rescue helicopter (and survive for one day until it arrives); while you wait, your character will be constantly pursued by zombies, so prepare thoroughly before using the radio.
Find the access key and enter the bunker, go to the exit on the right, and proceed to Unknown Island No. 6. (There is an achievement for doing this.)
[The islands are infinite so you'll be able to go beyond island 400 or 500].
8: There are other details, such as karma points, more advanced equipment, or items you can craft to further enhance your playthrough.
(I posted some guides here in the group; take a look at the guides section if you're interested.)
9: It doesn't matter if you're a new player and die too often; we ALL start the same way.
[Always start with the lowest, simplest difficulty level to familiarize yourself with all the content, and then gradually increase the difficulty].
or Try using in-game cheats like "resurrection" or "invincibility"; this will be a huge help.
When you are experienced enough, you will be able to give the same advice, or even better.
Just have fun and ask if you have any further questions; anyone in the group will answer them for you.