Do Critters do anything?
Do the critters (rabbits, birds, penguins, etc..) do anything?
Do they play a role later on in the game (hard mode, having a certain NPC), or are they just a random addition to the game?
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They most certainly do nothing. They are, as you said a random addition to the game.You don't get anything from them when you kill them, and they have very little health. Buuuut that said you can capture them with a butterfly net then eat them... yum.
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Do critters do anything in DST?
Critters will make noises when hungry but won't die if not fed. However, not feeding a Critter will cause its traits to decay faster. Critters will get hungry after about 2 to 4.25 days. A Critter can be "petted" by clicking on it, triggering a small animation.What do you do with a pet Kitcoon?
Kitcoons are a passive mob that will be hidden around the Constant for players to find and befriend. Once found, players can left-click a kitcoon to pet them, or right-click a kitcoon to abandon it. Kitcoons will walk around the shelter, play with other kitcoons, and activate various toys that the player can create.How do you make Glomglom?
HOW TO GET GLOMGLOM. For players to be able to obtain Glomglom as their travel companion they will need to collect 1 Glommer's Goop and 1 Taffy.How do I get rid of critter DST?
To get a different critter, players must "Abandon" their current one by standing near a Rock Den and right-clicking that critter. Walter's companion Woby counts as pet, making Walter unable to adopt critters from the Rock Den.The Critters Who Don't Do Anything - Part 16
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The bunny you can make into ammo for the bunny cannon. aside from that, bugs can be used for fishing (Personally, I use critters for target practice). That's all I use them for. There is,however, a slim drop chance for the boss summoning items (mechanical eye, mechanical worm, and mechanical skull). They are useless in pre-hardcore however.
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