วีดีโอ

i like the way you play the game...(i died so much - than you) ah, and touch the Herms when you see one...(i had done wrong)

go south from Aecus and you will find what you search...

Oh... one of the, "Quality of life", changes with the new update is with the chests. They've added a stack button. Either when you look at a chest or from your inventory. Stack sizes for some things have also been increased.

The Dark Forest would be a place you may want to visit before heading south... always keep an eye out for different trees wherever you go, too.

There is a risk they nerfed it, and you need copper pick to get tin now :( .

Hunting tip: If you crouch, the animal sounds are increased from further away, and more directional :)

Yes, the standing torches do give off better light.

The door is chosen the same as the windows... select a doorway and press "F".... the same for lots of different items... statues, rugs, banners, etc.

I really hope the developers add or change the cooking workstations and add more storage options. Just having chests is a bit emersion breaking and doesn't add to our base's ambiance. At the very least, we need to be able to write on the chests or have a symbol to choose from, to help us remember what we put in them. Having racks for wood/timber instead of putting them in a chest. Maybe a pantry type closet for food storage or a large sack or a barrel. Armour and weapon racks so we can also display what we have. Having separate mannequin style armour storage racks that we can interact with as we take armour on and off would be awesome.

If you glide straight up over the area where your kill was, it's easier to make out where the body is laying.

Booj the cook! ;) Noticed you got more than 15 raw meat in the box... with all those pits you would grill them in a jiffie lol

Hunting is very satisfying and strangely calming in this game :) While using the forge, your equipment automatically repairs. The same with the Apollo Shrines, you automatically heal when standing at one... as long as you've activated it already! When you demolish something you've built, you get back all the materials, so don't be afraid to redo something if you don't like how you've placed it or you don't need it anymore. Dropped item persist and your base will have little sacks everywhere if you just drop stuff. I tend to stack chests 4 high or put them in the floor in place of a foundation. One last bit of advice... place torches so we can see what you're doing at night when you're working in your base. It can get very dark in this game and it's hard to see sometimes.

Try to pay attention to new resources. You WILL need to use them at some stage, so if you have room in your inventory, stock up while you're there, because it's easy to forget when you found it. Hopefully in the future, they will add the ability to mark things on the map. There are many different types of trees. Oh... and there are more reads along the rivers edge.

Don't beat yourself up about missing things. It's too easy in this game to do that. Like those heads you find... the writing on them is a clue to the next one. Not an obvious thing. If you don't explore, you won't find anything, so lots of running around isn't a waste of time, even if you don't find anything.

Tip: Don't bother with copper tools, you can go straight to bronze cause you can mine tin with the simple pick. :) As usual... super entertaining content! :)

Yes the rain put out the spit if it is placed too close to the wall, I'm guessing the invisible hitbox is larger than the spit and glitches through the wall, thus gets registered as exposed to the rain.

Fun stuff :) Accept all the quests if you want. If you hold mouse over the hammer, I think you'll like what the 3 last words says to the right :)

You can accept all the offered quests at the same time and complete them whenever. Saving for the Forged Hammer is something you may want to consider as it opens up a LOT of options. Travelling back to the Isle of Arrival and gathering ambrosia dust and/or crystals and selling them is a fast way of earning more coins as they are 1:1 trade. More for the crystals I think. Don't forget you can gather the ambrosia flowers at night.

The cleaner your kill... 3 star... the more animal parts you get. One star... much less. Headshots for the win! Some of the animal parts you won't want to cook and eat, you'll need them to craft things.

There's a night chest on the East side beach you missed. Kind of just South of the middle of the island. You were more inland when you ran past it and didn't look towards the beach. Oh... you also missed a cave with a chest and crystals in it on the West side of the island not far West/South West of the temple... as well as the cave in the North West... you haven't mined the ambrosia crystals there yet.

The better your axe/equipment, the less amount of swings/effort. Eventually, only one swing/hit is needed to fell a big tree. Same for the pickaxe and other tools/weapons.

No point yet in going crazy building. Once you have the better hammer and have unlocked most of the building types, then go at it :) When you're building, if it's telling you that you can't build there, it's more about where you're standing/gliding, and not where you're trying to build. So if you're trying to build at the Crossroads for instance, you can, but you can't be standing too close. You can also build right over the top of the crossroads too. I like to build my base there to save travel time, seeing as that's where the portals are and the caretaker/trader guy.

You can have a salve/potion and an edible going at the same time and get the buff effect for both... but, as soon as you take a different similar type, it replaces the previous effect/buff with the new one.

Later, when you can make better armour and weapons, you can chose what materials you want to make them out of and that effects the quality/ability and appearance... ie: better rating/damage or colour effect etc.

Well done on your first gaming video. I've watched most of the videos for this game, (even though I've already finished the overall game and now I'm just building while I wait for more updates) and most of those I've not chosen to continue watching and even less I've subscribed to. I like your style and running commentary. You actually take notice of what's in front of you and take the time to read as well. All your pronunciations of names was spot on too, VERY few TH-camrs I've watched play this game have even come close. I've enjoyed your playthrough and I've decided to subscribe for more.

As expected... great content! :) Seems you crafted a simple bow but went on to use the primitive one anyway ;) FYI: You'll get harder mobs on the big island yes. Game mechanics: 1: Machines all pull from storage, but crafting on your person or with hammer does NOT. 2: Having bow in hand makes it easier so use cooking spit because of the reticle it has. 3: When in inventory, you see a circle with a big X to the right of the hotbar, drag n drop there if you want items deleted. 4: If you delete a foundation, 8 storages will snap perfectly in the hole and you can walk over them. 5: If you prefer, you can build storages on top of eachother. Looking forward to the next episode :)

Feedback: good audio/video, you talk a lot, think out loud, using an "easy to understand English" for us non native and you have a very pleasant voice. Not only do you talk about what you do, but also what you think and feel... I really like that. You seem to be skilled at survival games and you seem methodical.. actually reading the information the developers wants you to know, well played. Very professional already, I see a big TH-camr in the making! keep it up, I enjoyed it. :) Game mechanics: You can press "F" in inventory to repair, consume or equip, that way you can choose what gets repaired and no need to put it on hotbar. Good luck