• Keep your fires lit! Workbenches no longer protect against monster spawns, torches and fireplaces do.

• Each player sees their own progression on the Boss Stones. Play at your own pace.

• Obliterators partially refund materials for items placed in them.

• No wooden arrows, they are over-powered.

• Low-map, use the Cartography Table and Compass to find your way. 

• Map Pins must be crafted and applied to signs in the wild.

• Craft maps of explored areas. Trade them with friends.

• Death penalty: Keep 1 randomly equipped item. No skill loss.

• Regenerate your stamina when standing still even when encumbered or swimming.

• You can sleep in any bed even if you don't own it.

• Better comfort levels improve your healing rate.

• Tamed creatures don't overpopulate because offspring can't reproduce.

• Running on paths consumes half stamina. Paved paths consume no stamina.

• Terrain deformation is limited. No moats or indestructible walls. Build strong defenses accordingly.

• No building on trees. That's cheating, monsters can't hit you there.

• Meadows are safe from raids so newbies don't get wrecked.

• Turrets can have more than one target assigned to them.

• Shield generators protect your fireplaces from the rain and snow.

• Keys have limited durability and can be repaired or upgraded.

• And so much more!

By design there are no crafting from containers or other forms of automation because they accelerate the game loop.  Instead, you have a robust set of tools for hoard management via itelligent signs and movable pieces that allow for redecoration and hoard organization. This fixes a lot of the painful issues of finding what you are looking for. Just point at a sign and assign items to it to view the quantity nearby. Tap a sign to locate the item in a container. Tap an item in your inventory to find it in nearby containers.