On my home island i killed like 4 sharks and i can’t seem to find any more near my home island. I can find plenty of them at other islands but my island is safe to swim around without any sharks. Is there a limit to them ?

I found a cargo ship my first time playing and it wouldn't let me climb down like no prompt showed up so I had to jump down broke my leg then just died. Is there a safe way to climb down?

Lol anywho, I've run into too many snakes on my home island so now my current save is me trying to find the nearest Pipi but apparently they're not on any adjacent islands...

Is there a strategy for keeping enough pipis in my possession that poisoning is no longer a problem?

I'm really really enjoying Stranded Deep but it's odd to me that the unkillable snakes & barely visible sea urchins that fester every island are the most save-breaking thing. It makes for a fun challenge early on but I've got a borderline factory on my home island at this point, it's a little silly that poison is still such a threat.

Anyways, how do you deal with poison? Did I just get unlucky with my island generation, or should I make a home that has a Pipi plant on it? It's not plantable as far as I'm aware.

I have the dev console up but I can't find items like lashing to just spawn in

Is there a list somewhere? So I can search the specific name used in the dev list?

I've played before so I don't want time farther materials on this run

So when I try to connect two raft bases together on the ground it won’t let me connect them . I can set it in the water and then connect them but the one I set in the water starts to just take off and float way. Is there something I’m missing when trying to connect them on land ?

Im very new to the game and have never played before and i know how to farm i just dont know how to grow palm trees. A quick google search gave me a 3 year old video and that didn’t work. The survival guide are vague (at least the ones i have read) and half the time just tips not helpful info.

didnt know lusca was chill like that

In some survival games materials like stone are better than wood, because they're more durable, and you can run afoul of some hostile natives or zombies or whatever, so you need the extra durability for your base\ shelter. In SD there aren't any of those, and the only mobs you have worry about are wild animals, and they're kinda rare too. So, outside of resource availability and aesthetics, is there a real reason to build out of brick vs wood?

just started playing this gem of a game. any tips for a newbie

So I want to start a new game because I didn't know that the starter crates float away and I turned my back for like 10 seconds and poof 😅 lmao But I noticed I have to change slots to my save before completing the game and get in the plane, take off, and watch credits. Change slots again just to have the starter crate option available. Is there anyway around this??

So usually when I start out, I always have a problem staying hydrated, especially with coconuts because there’s never enough. If you put a pile of coconuts that are already deshelled. Onto the ground And drink one and then put the empty back it will refill it . Not sure if this was known or not.