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Another great video commentary. Do keep it up. Subbed!

You’re right about many things and I really annoyed your commentary. But I can tell you that after roughly 3000 hours in game, and still loving it, I’m totally sick of the death penalty. I’m ok with dying a lot, but the loss of progression just gets tedious. So finally this latest play through, I’ve turned it down. Left everything else normal. But waking up with at least what you had on you and activated is a joy. I’m 68, man. I don’t have time to keep recovering like that! 😂

arrogance will be punished instantly in this Game especially in the ashlands.

Just a little tip from a fellow first timer on Valheim. Level your stats before attempting to use new weapons inside of new or more difficult areas of the game, and do not neglect the thought of using different weapon types. You’ll understand later on. Thank me later.

Love it, Love Big M :)

Great video, It makes me want to take the rest of the day off of work and jump right back in.

Most lands and Ashlands please!!!!

For me - Moder wasn't that bad _after_ I accidentally took her to a nearby forest (while a tactical retreat) and all golems and werewolfs stopped killing me. Yagluth though... I kinda hated that guy. I had took most of my tamed loxes to him - and all they did was like a fifth of his health plus like a minute for me to figure out what he does. And then it was an insanely weird party where I was running left and right (I'm a light armour guy), dying from time to time, portaling back, crafting a helmet to try having a bit of a chance. And only when I figured the way to cheese him was when I could finally make him significantly more damage that he was regenerating. IDK, I love the game, but I hate the bosses (except the first one). They are too chaotic to me and you cannot reliably prevent them to cause you damage, which I always hate.

as cringe as this feels to say, i am basically valheim god, ive been fortunate enough to get a large extended friend group into the game, and every time, im accused of cheating in some way. to this end theyve even had me reset my character and start from scratch valheim is as easy as youd like it to be, especially with the addition of the mage class in the fairly recent present the deep arcane secrets to how im nearly deathless in valheim is, max stamina food, understanding what enemies are weak to, and dodge rolling / parrying theres a number of things to cover so ill try to be as brief as possible with each one, starting with stamina foods health is meaningless when stamina is king, when you run out of stamina you will get overrun, so unless you want to carry 10 stamina potions and 20 tasty meads (something i actually did do in pre nerf ashlands because holy shit, the way there were so many enemies i couldnt see the beech was absurd.) i have even tried playing heavy into health, but the second youre out of stamina combat stagnates and youre on the back foot every time, praying you dont get wiped out in two hits, regardless of how much health and block force you have, so 3 stamina foods is always the go to, it enables you to always have the ability to fight, to parry and to dodge enhancing this i use the fenris armor, the speed boost is a liberating feeling that even hardcore mages in the community like "professionalmage" (check out his youtube hes hilarious) admit is one of the most fun valheim experiences. and this comes from someone who hates playing the "warrior" weapons, usually i would use the askvin set, and the cape from the ashlands, but i just love how the fenris armor looks far too much to give it up moving into weapons, i am always carrying 1, a bow with 100/200 arrows, 1 sledge hammer (blunt damage is the most universally strong damage types in the game) and an atgeir (same story, and the aoe from middle mouse is also incredibly strong, i soloed the queen with nothing but an atgeir to clear ads and a mistwalker) always know what youre going to fight and bring the correct weapons for it. in the mistlands for example i used krom a lot to deal with seekers out in the wilds, one parry and a stab to the rear (enabled by stamina foods and the fenris armor speed boost) and i could kill a seeker in two simple uses of the mouse3 attack, of course, i carried other weapons just go to the valheim damage wiki and it tells you what is weak or immune to what, and by making an effective "loadout" for each biome, you dominate without even having to try, especially with three stamina foods. even deathsquitos are a joke when you just use an atgeirs mouse3 attack on them, i have rarely died to them since my first playthrough and then of course, you have your bread and butter, learning about dodging and parrying, i mean if you really want to you can just dodge roll a deathsquito attack, making them a joke you cripple yourself by not learning. i mean for the people who use max health armor a sword and a shield, they all go for a round shield, for example there are three types of shields in the game, tower shields which are the best for blocking (which is what these people always do) round shields that are a strange / useless (in my opinion) mix between that and the next type of shield. and then finally, the best type of shield, of which there are only three, bucklers, which give you a higher parry bonus than most weapons, essentially meaning enemies you parry are stunned for longer these are my "secrets", i promise you if you spend a little time learning about these parts of valheim the game becomes massively more enjoyable, i hope this helps someone, good luck

I have played Valheim for a very long time. I found that everytime I have had to restart, the best way to find the Yagluth altar is to sail around just far enough from the shore to not attract skeeters. This is no small task, but the advantage to doing a lot of sailing is being able to plan landing zones and portal bases. I think that's why I like coming back, the exploration is fun! Great video!

Moder is a cool concept as a boss, but still the worst fight. Yagluth feels easy in comparison. Just have your fire potion and hide behind the big pillars. I wonder what you think of the Mistlands.

If you liked those spikes in difficulty, and/or fighting with the terrain, you're gonna love the Mistlands!

i love speed running stright to mountains from meadows

Wait till you get to the Ashlands. Proper fucking piss take. I remember the days when the swamps were terrifying solo then the plains wanted to have a word with me. Valheim is a game I love and hate. I honestly can do without its shitty stamina/rested system that seems like it isn't balanced right. 17+ rested great food and my stamina regen is still too slow? I swear this game detects that you haven't died in awhile and just throws everything at you. Also I can't stand that the higher your stats/skills are the more they drop on death. It's absolutely brutal how many levels you lose and building them back up again takes longer which makes grinding and building stats/skills pointless. Stamina consumption is another thing that annoys me as some things take so much stamina.

So when you plan to go to mistlands now?)))

Valheim is one of my Favorite Games. So to answer your Qestion if you should go Hardcor: No, dont do it. PLay till you kill the Ashlandsboss and THEN you can think the hardcoreidea over.

Im up too 500 hours 😅

Awesome video man, really fun to watch. The swamp is a pain even if you know what to do, then comes mauntain and that is also hard but not that hard as the swamp. The plains is really fucking hard if you dont use root armor chest agianst deathsqitos and always, ALWAYS have fire resistans potions on you. BUT after the plains you come to mistlands and that fucking area is a pain even for experienced players and I really recommend to disable to lose evrything on you then you die there, Mistlands and even ashlands after that are brutaly unforgiving.. Its hard AF even with friends.

I play Valheim with a group of four, which can kind of make boss fights easier, as the bosses can't attack all of us at the same time. I remember that Moder focused on one of us for almost the whole time. This made the fight horrible for this player but the rest of us could attack her pretty easily. Yagluth involved a couple of deaths but we managed. Overall, the Elder and Bonemass were actually the hardest for us so far - not because they are harder but because we were less experienced and didn't come fully prepared. Underestimating enemies is probably the main cause of death in this game. On the other hand, we are now in the Mistlands and actually struggling.

I love your storytelling and Valheim, so this is the perfect video for me to relive every adventure. Yagluth is my most hated boss, though moder coming at you acompanied with golems, wolfs and drakes (!) is also not funny. But Yagluth - I never managed to kill him without cheating ;) Well done so far, I hope you'll continue your adventure and live to tell us about it!

Who is "we"? Is it just you? ;P Nice video and good job taking your first 3 bosses! I would like to see you advance, build, fight the dragon and venturing into higher difficulty biomes! Waiting for part 2!

Since you are playing this in Vanilla ... I won't spoil Mistlands for you ... but bro ... prep ... and when you think you're prepped ... check again. Learn how to make the good Str and Sta foods ... you'll need them.

I feel like I'm reliving my experience of Valhiem watching you play, it's pretty entertaining. FYI, Mistlands Boss needs about 10x as much prep than any other boss, It's pretty bonkers. I've never fought it solo, but I question whether or not it can be done solo lol.

It's pronounced like "Moo There". Long o, soft d. And means mother. Which you probably guessed. The guy talking about Mauder or Mohder down below is close, but still off. Take it from an actual swede. TIp: Workbenches and torches prevents spawns.

Most honest narration of actual gameplay. I would have died laughing listening to you going through the Mistlands, and the Ashlands of 3 months ago. 😂

my fav way to get the silver down is to just throw the cart down the mountain, pretty effective

My group suffered a lot against Yagluth, we were determined to use arrows until we understood that the only solution was to fight melee, VERY satisfying when we saw him die, great video and excellent narration!

"The game rewards the well-prepared" - guy who's eating honey & mushrooms in the mountains with the Elder buff

Black oozes you need to be walking sideways, when they shoot hit SHIFT to walk fast. Roll if you are close enoigh you need to. Once theyve shot at you then you move towards them. Use blunt weapon.

Stone Gollums. You just dig ahole and drag em in with a harpoon if you made one from Chitin yet? If not you can use pickaxe on their heads but, get harpoon. Moder is designed to be avoided while in the air and melee damaged on the ground. Just have to roll her breath and wing strikes. Enjoy

I only got 2 words for u: GG!

First time I took on Yagluth, I used Frostner, the silver 1-handed hammer. It does blunt, frost & spirit damage, all of which Yagluth are weak against...

You do know that at least two more areas exist that you didn't really do and maybe a third one is out I have not been keeping up and Valhiem but I did decide to try it again. I don't think I ever got through the swamp even once though I did try and find onions or something in the mountains but that never went very well.

Brother please invest in a cauldron, some turnip and entrails from the swamps will make your life easier

Valheims difficulty also depends a lot on luck. If you just once run in a group of draugers with a 2star archer on your first time in the swamp , you'll die several times just to get your stuff back and im not even gonna talk about how frustrating it is if a 2star troll joins your first solo elder fight. Obviously it also depends on skill but what u gonna do with a lvl1 bronze eitgeir against a 2star troll

Another great video @JonnyShrimp! Love your narration style interspace with some good ol’ fashion ‘gimme a freakin’ break game!’ type moments 🤣🤣 Looking forward to seeing what you make of Mistlands and Ashlands, I’m suuuuuuure Valheim will give you an easy time in those biomes…. 🤣🤣🤣

How do you like playing Valheim on a controller? Ive only ever used PC with mouse and keyboard. It seems a little slow and clunky using a controller having to scroll through all the storage chests

Great story telling.

I started playing Valheim then it come out couple of years ago, and I still to this day underestimate transition to the swamp biome and beyond, especially if you travel long way by boat just to die in seconds after getting on moist lands :) Don't forget your resistance booze my dudes))

Damn, this video appeared at recommended and loved it. When checking the channel, i could not believe it was not 10k+ views. Great quality, you have a new subscriber and bell from me :)

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Ah the death spirals in Valheim.. nothing like it lol (literally rage quit one play through cuz I died in the ocean lol) Edit: I play with the portal setting too, along with some mods, I love Valheim but mods are.. great.

It's Mauder (phonetic) - Means mother. I've been calling it Mohder (phonetic) for years but was wrong. Every biome feels different than the last. Mistlands is a bit tough to get in, but once you find a dungeon to battle in, you should be smooth sailing. I find The Queen to be one of the easiest bosses to kiil so you probably won't feel so frustrated taking her on.

It was the night after Christmas and all through the house, the creatures were stirring and it wasn't a mouse... They ain't called Deathsquitos for nothin! Plains teaches you the futility of the naked death marker run. Onward to the Mistlands! (remember to take your light!... you'll need it)

ARDEUS

At this point why don't the developers just change their name to strawberries? We all call them that. It happened without us even having a meeting or anything.

For me the game felt great till I got to mistlands. That area broke all the fun in the game. The mist is so thick you can't see anything. Special lanterns that increase sight range don't help that much. In the end I installed a mod that removes fog. Travelling became much easier, but mistlands turned out to be empty and boring. Fog was there to cover up unfinished biome.

Fun watching your recap of your experiences. Thanks! Yep, Valheim can be sneaky spicy as you progress. Would love to see how you reacted to the next 3 biomes. Skall!

Past the initial learning hurdle, the game is actually VERY easy. Give it 30-50 hours and you should be doing fine. Little challenge to be had past that if you follow the game's rules.

I quit at plains biome