Last Oasis: Beginner’s Tips For Season 5

Donkey Crew’s Last Oasis is a survival MMO that was released on March 26, 2020. The Earth has stopped rotating, and the survivors must constantly move to stay within the habitable zone between the cold dark and the scorching heat of the sun.

Beginner’s Tips of Season 5 – Last Oasis

The first tip is to not skip the tutorial section. It’s a place where there will be no PvP, so you go around gathering as many resources as you can while learning the basics of the game. When it comes to resources, always harvest the fiber. They’re good for your stomach in real life and virtually weightless in-game. Almost every item requires them to be made.

Harvesting Resources

While traveling around the map, you may come across these large ruined structures; always investigate them because there is always loot in them in form of boxes. When you see a number on an item, it means it is of high quality. When harvesting resources, you’ll usually get some. Merging a non-quality stack with a quality item stack will destroy the quality item.

Put Important Items In The Walker’s Storage.

Unlike chests that you place on top of your walkers, walker storage is more difficult to access and takes more time. So, if something attacks you, it will take a long time for them to get to your important items.

Do not approach or walk on top of a large patch of white sand! These sand patches will spawn enemies that can easily kill a new player.

Leaving A Zone

When leaving a zone, keep in mind that the sandstorm you see is only for you. Players inside the zone can clearly see you, so leave the zone immediately if necessary, and don’t think that going to the zone’s edge will protect you.

Keep an Eye Out for the Difficulty of the zone

When you go outside the tutorial zone, remember to keep an eye out for the difficulty of the zone. We strongly advise new players to start in a medium difficulty zone, as high difficulty zones are frequently used by clans due to the abundance of resources.

Keep an Eye on the Red Number as Well

Remember to keep an eye on the red number as well. That is the number of players who have recently died in the zone. If it’s greater than 10, there’s probably something going on that new players should avoid getting entangled in.