So because I can assume that everything I’ve learned they already also
know, the only thing that saddens me when watching this playthrough is not
when they face problems that they yet don’t know about… but when they
don’t use the knowledge they already gathered to make their lives easier
and not die.
It is not a question of knowledge but of reasoning. “I’m dying… what were
the causes and, from what I’ve learned, what can I do to survive?”…
“Shadows are appearing, whats the reason? It’s insanity? If so, what could
have caused it?”… etc.

For example, they are starving, but…
the carrots are frequently ignored
they don’t collect berry bushes (something they already did in previous
episodes) as soon as they see them
or eat/cook all the seeds when they just learned how to plant them
know how to build traps for rabbits and developed a strategy to catch them
without a bait, yet frequently ignore them
eats monster meat (how can that be healthy even the robot says “that was
not food”) instead of rabbits

This is not a complaint. I’m expressing how I feel when seeing this stuff
happening.
I don’t fell mad or expect them to adapt to my view of things, which is
something you expect from a complaint.
It is just a sad feeling, because I know that they could be less frustrated
and progress with much fewer hiccups if they just questioned the things
that are happening, the texts on the screen, and used their knowledge to
their advantage.

But like I said, I don’t expect things to change because of how I feel, so
I can only watch and hope that they will use more of what they know as time
passes, even if painfully slowly.