Diều Hâu

Diều Hâu
	175
	15 (11.25 )
Tốc độ đánh	2
Tốc độ đi	4
Tốc độ chạy	8
Chiến lợi phẩm	×1-2, 33%, 33%
Code	"buzzard"

“What a bizarre buzzard!”

–Wilson

Buzzards are neutral Mobs from the Reign of Giants DLC. Buzzards are found in the Desert and Rockyland biomes. They circle the skies in search of Meats, appearing as shadows on the ground.

When a circling Buzzard spots meat, it will land and begin to eat it. Once done eating all Meats or Seeds in its vicinity, it will take off again. If the player approaches a Buzzard while it is eating, it will squawk in anger and peck at the player, causing damage. The Buzzard will not, however, pursue the player. When killed, Buzzards drop 1 Drumstick and 1 Morsel and possibly 1 Jet Feather and an extra Morsel.

Buzzards will spawn during all seasons and will come down for meats during the day or dusk. Killed Buzzards seem to take about 1.5 days to respawn from their map markers, although the Buzzard shadows will not reflect this.

Hunting

Attracting

When a piece of meat is placed in the vicinity of a Buzzard shadow, it is possible one might fly down next to the meat. If the Buzzard is far away from it, it will hop slowly (like Rabbits do) towards the meat. Buzzards that are approached preemptively will fly away. When attacked before squawking in anger, Buzzards will either fly away or fight back.

Buzzards can take anywhere from 0.5 - 30 seconds to eat a single piece of meat, so take caution if you are hunting with little bait. If you are low on meat, use a single piece of meat surrounded by Seeds. If a Buzzard eats the meat very quickly, they will stick around for the nearby Seeds.

Attacking

It is recommended to melee the Buzzard only once to get it's peck on cooldown. One can then kite it with two hits in between pecks. Boomerangs and other ranged weapons are a safe bet as the Buzzards will not flee when attacked while eating.

Buzzards that are near each other will become hostile and peck each other to death. This can happen naturally when they land or be intentionally caused by the player pushing them. If the Buzzards are not within pecking distance, they will stand around squawking at each other indefinitely.

Below is the number of hits it takes with each weapon to kill Buzzards when playing with characters with a default damage modifier. The Weather Pain is not included due to the random nature of its projectile.

Weapon
No. of hits for	42	13	11	7	6	5	3-6	4 or 3	4	3	2	1

Buzzards take 2 blasts from the Ice Staff to be frozen and 5 Sleep Darts to be put to sleep. Killing Buzzards does not add to the player's naughtiness.

Trivia

• "Buzzard" can either refer to a number of broad-winged hawks or, usually in North America, a New World vulture, typically a turkey vulture. Since Klei is located in Canada, Buzzards of Don't Starve are based on the latter, and they appear to be and behave like vultures rather than hawks.

Bugs

• Buzzards may be seen one or two layers higher than the player, they can not be attacked but will still move around like normal, and can fly off. This make them appear very large as they can be very close to the camera.
• Debug spawning a Buzzard causes a crash when the Buzzard flies from the spot it was spawned.
• Buzzards may spawn in the middle of the ocean, depending on how many spawn locations there are on the map.

Thư viện

Buzzards circling overhead. A Buzzard eating. A Buzzard glaring at Wilson when he gets too close to its food. A Buzzard mid-flight. A frozen Buzzard. A sleeping Buzzard. A recently killed Buzzard. Buzzard icons on a map. A glitched Buzzard that is hopping toward land after spawning in the ocean. Two Buzzards are shown on layers above the player, making them appear large. Buzzards fighting each-other for food. A buzzard (left) compared to a turkey vulture (right). The in-game mob more closely resembles the latter.

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