I always enjoy watching your creativity. Also, I was struggling to make one of my buildings work, an you give me ideas. ... Now I need to go back and practically start over. I was considering that anyways, and this just confirmed it...
No, I was sitting here going, "I don't like this, it isn't quite right..." Although I was just fiddling with it and have decided to wait until after I watch the sequels to do the redesign.
That timeline idea is brilliant! It's a small and hard for me to see the text (I watch through Roku on my tv) and I do always watch complete videos, but that's still very useful. After watching the video once, if I want to go back to reference something it'll be super convenient!
The timeline at the bottom is very useful for when people want to see how you build a certain part of the structure! (Even though it's nice just to watch the whole thing too ghahahah) You're very brave for using the Vault Walls as the flooring to this place (even with that one minor mishap ;') ) and I can't wait to see the finished structure! Little things like changing the material of the corner of a structure and splitting rooms is pretty nice. Never woulda thought about that kind of stuff if I made something so learning stuff like that from you is great! I would want to purchase the game in Japanese as I'd want to play it asap but I think I'll wait for the UK release :')
Thank you very much! Yeah, I knew something would happen as soon as I put them down^^ We'll see about that, (if you can wait) after you watched me play DQB2 ;D
The temptation to watch you play DQB2 is real when it comes out but at the same time I don't want to spoil any of the story until I play it X'D But I'll be very excited to see the kinds of stuff you make on DQB2! I can imagine you taking a lot of past stuff you've built in DQB and making more grande versions of it too like the supermarket, the opera house, and the giant's house too! It'll be exciting to see as well if there are any 'modern' looking stuff too and how you'll make such a structure again! Ahhhh can't wait :')
But if you get the Japanese Version of the game, wont u have trouble understanding the texts and quests/how to get the materials or will u play with google translate?
The quests are pretty self sexplanatory until now. They have big icons and numbers for stuff that you need to do. But if I don't get something I will use the translator app :)
I figured it might be that long for DQB2 for us, especially in the UK as they still put EU languages in the UK copies of games (hint to Devs, we don't really need them now, you can just make a non English version for EU and give us USA language version to make money faster lol) Do you know if Japan version has English subs? I know some games are like that in Japan anyway, before localising. Would be fantastic if it was. Might just have to try a Japan account to try the demo, not like I haven't played harvest moon in Japanese out of desperation when they took so long to localise back in the DS days lol.
Yeah, but maybe they do this to save money. So they can print all discs/cartridges the same. But I would also be angry^^ Unfortunately I don't think so, because no japanese Square Enix game had english texts until now (not that I know of)... I will just learn japanese until then :D
I used mostly trial and error for the harvest moon games, but for the twin towns one, ushi no tane which is THE best place to go for anything harvest moon had a printable helper for those trying to play imported Japanese language versions. It helped a lot because it had the character language (Kanji I think?) So you could see and compare. (Ushi no tane means "no more cow seed" a bit of an inside joke for harvest moon games.)
Check their non farming games section I'm sure people have played DQB there. You could ask about it, see if anyone bites. (The joke being that when posting anonymously it calls you "anonymous fish" iirc)
You can get them with the builder's hammer (it breaks every object in a way so you can pick it up as it is). I think you'll unlock it by completing one of the challenges :)
First to be first to comment! Yus! This is very handy since all my villagers are a bunch of lazy bums. I mean that literally since they no place to sleep hurr hurr :) ahem... Dat tree though... very beautiful! And nice tunes too! Builder in the house yo! :)
@@BenXC music that are more appropriate for this type of games, more like peacefull, slow music. Or indeed no music at all (only the sound from the game)
That sneak peak of kakariko village from a link to the past brought such a chill down my spine.
I always enjoy watching your creativity. Also, I was struggling to make one of my buildings work, an you give me ideas. ... Now I need to go back and practically start over. I was considering that anyways, and this just confirmed it...
Haha I feel a bit sorry :D
No, I was sitting here going, "I don't like this, it isn't quite right..." Although I was just fiddling with it and have decided to wait until after I watch the sequels to do the redesign.
@@moo690000 haha okay. I'll hurry up ;)
When you went to have a chat with the "network guy" and an ad popped up, then it ended and you were back! Such great timing. Haha.
That timeline idea is brilliant! It's a small and hard for me to see the text (I watch through Roku on my tv) and I do always watch complete videos, but that's still very useful. After watching the video once, if I want to go back to reference something it'll be super convenient!
Thank you! Good to know! :)
I LOVE THE TIMELINE!
This was so cool, thank you also the timeline is a great addition.
No thank you for giving me the idea New Challenger :)
Okay maybe I'll keep the timeline
Man, you just keep on going with these! :D
Can't wait until I can buy the game so that I can put these tutorials to use!
Glad you like it :)
Thanks for the guides Ben!That roof and pillar is amazing. I'm going to try in my DQB.😉😉👍
But, but.. there is no roof in that video. Not yet, at least ;D and I'm glad I could help!
You are one of the greatest TH-camrs ever you make great videos you are the greatest
Haha thank you, I'm just trying my best ^^
Love your videos mate. Looking forward for DQB2 videos
Thank you very much! I will try to make my builds much better in DQB2 :)
The timeline at the bottom is very useful for when people want to see how you build a certain part of the structure! (Even though it's nice just to watch the whole thing too ghahahah)
You're very brave for using the Vault Walls as the flooring to this place (even with that one minor mishap ;') ) and I can't wait to see the finished structure!
Little things like changing the material of the corner of a structure and splitting rooms is pretty nice. Never woulda thought about that kind of stuff if I made something so learning stuff like that from you is great!
I would want to purchase the game in Japanese as I'd want to play it asap but I think I'll wait for the UK release :')
Thank you very much! Yeah, I knew something would happen as soon as I put them down^^ We'll see about that, (if you can wait) after you watched me play DQB2 ;D
The temptation to watch you play DQB2 is real when it comes out but at the same time I don't want to spoil any of the story until I play it X'D
But I'll be very excited to see the kinds of stuff you make on DQB2! I can imagine you taking a lot of past stuff you've built in DQB and making more grande versions of it too like the supermarket, the opera house, and the giant's house too! It'll be exciting to see as well if there are any 'modern' looking stuff too and how you'll make such a structure again! Ahhhh can't wait :')
@@BonBonToro me neither. We also almost have no idea what the free build mode will be like :)
Great build!
Thank you :)
BenXC wow 😮 very soon you get 2000 Subs im very proud of you
Keep your good work Ben🎮
Be blessed
You placed vault walls!!!! You madman!!
Yeah you know that I am >:D
Very good. thank you very much for the tuto ;)
You're very welcome :)
But if you get the Japanese Version of the game, wont u have trouble understanding the texts and quests/how to get the materials or will u play with google translate?
The quests are pretty self sexplanatory until now. They have big icons and numbers for stuff that you need to do. But if I don't get something I will use the translator app :)
Wich amazing construction ^^
Thank you Lisa :) (you forgot to comment on the music though) ;D
@@BenXC you know that i love them :)
I figured it might be that long for DQB2 for us, especially in the UK as they still put EU languages in the UK copies of games (hint to Devs, we don't really need them now, you can just make a non English version for EU and give us USA language version to make money faster lol)
Do you know if Japan version has English subs? I know some games are like that in Japan anyway, before localising. Would be fantastic if it was. Might just have to try a Japan account to try the demo, not like I haven't played harvest moon in Japanese out of desperation when they took so long to localise back in the DS days lol.
Yeah, but maybe they do this to save money. So they can print all discs/cartridges the same. But I would also be angry^^ Unfortunately I don't think so, because no japanese Square Enix game had english texts until now (not that I know of)... I will just learn japanese until then :D
I used mostly trial and error for the harvest moon games, but for the twin towns one, ushi no tane which is THE best place to go for anything harvest moon had a printable helper for those trying to play imported Japanese language versions. It helped a lot because it had the character language (Kanji I think?) So you could see and compare.
(Ushi no tane means "no more cow seed" a bit of an inside joke for harvest moon games.)
Oh good tip, thank you. Maybe something like this also comes out for DQB2 :)
Check their non farming games section I'm sure people have played DQB there. You could ask about it, see if anyone bites. (The joke being that when posting anonymously it calls you "anonymous fish" iirc)
@@silverbane8065 awesome. Thank you!
This might be a dumb question but how do you have grass blocks?
You can get them with the builder's hammer (it breaks every object in a way so you can pick it up as it is). I think you'll unlock it by completing one of the challenges :)
How to get roof tilling
Elaborate. I don't quite understand the question. You should get it after finishing the game. :)
First to be first to comment! Yus! This is very handy since all my villagers are a bunch of lazy bums. I mean that literally since they no place to sleep hurr hurr :) ahem... Dat tree though... very beautiful! And nice tunes too! Builder in the house yo! :)
Builders forever! The tree video will follow soon :)
Jeez, it rains in this game as much as it did last month in my country..
if you saw the vault walls, then why did you place them there?
I know... I was stupid (but I could remove them in the end, so everything is well :)
I really enjoy your videos but I hate your musical choices
I'm sorry to hear that. So what would you like to hear? Or no music at all?
@@BenXC music that are more appropriate for this type of games, more like peacefull, slow music. Or indeed no music at all (only the sound from the game)
@@Ibrahim-dd1fe okay I'll take that into consideration. Maybe you'll like the music of my next big build video more :)
@@BenXC thanks that's nice to you
Ibrahim what do you think about tracks like this?
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