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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- A quick guide on the best ways to get wood and stone in Valheim, these methods have helped me make a huge village, and many other medium to large builds, so I have been using them for a LONG time, some methods are more passive, but I truly believe these are the fastest ways to get resources in Valheim. within 10 minutes I was able to get 800 wood and within 5 minutes I was able to get 500 stone. both of these methods are great and I have got uses out of both of them over the 1200 hours I have in Valheim
in this guide, I aim to show you a Valheim How to Farm Stone Faster tutorial as well as a Valheim how to Farm Wood Faster walkthrough within the same video, it's not the most mindblowing method for veterans but for newer players, but showing the best way to make a Valheim tree farm, will hopefully be pretty helpful.
I hope you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching. - เกม
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well, I used to make A lot of gameplay guides on this channel, and I wanted to share a somewhat building related one,
everyone needs resources, and for a long time I gathered them for every build,
meaning this is a truely tested method that iv used over and over again. I hope this is helpful for your larger projects, and thanks for watching as always.
The tree farm works even better if you make a shallow concave depression . . . like a bowl. The slope will cause all the outer trees to fall inward toward the center of the farm.
thats a good point, I never thought of doing that but it makes so much sense now that read it, thanks for the heads up!
Just a tip for the future, use the new battering ram to farm stone, makes everything 100 times quicker, big boulders and stone pillars just disappear
Ah ye, let me go grab my battering ram I got laying around.
There have been many tree cutting tips similar to this, but because of the presence of tree stumps, additional labor is required and this makes them less efficient than just going to the forest and cutting down trees.
And keep a moving "Wood," portal with you.
Would love to see a guide style playthrough of the game on your channel. That's something that many Valheim creators seem to miss out on and are always incredible to watch!
I did think about making a guide style video showing what you need to go from the start of the game to the end, it might be something I do in the future but Im still figuring out what I would like to do with it.
I find the best way to farm stone is to hit those large rocks in plains. (tho they will run out)
However, you can also make a straight path in mistlands if you are planing to set up farm there. Just breaking 1 hill will take a while and you will also get loads of stone. I used this tactic to get a lot of stone for ashlands to raise ground.
Trolls can also be used, but they are better at tree destroy duty.
I mark them on my map, now, after suggestions from you folks.
Good tips. Good video.
For me it's simpler. I enjoy farming the trees.
I make sure to have at least 9 chests for the wood, to just drop off after my recent journeys.
I also use "wood," and "stone," portals to farming locations (like your tree farm forest).
I rarely need to plant the trees but when I do I have them right next to my tree farm portal with lumber protecting it from direct impact. Trees do low damage to fences.
And you can go through portals overloaded with wood.
or... make a wolf breeder above a graydwarf spawner. Dig a hole under the spawner. Have 2 wolves designed for breeding in a tight pen, their cubs will spill out. Make a hole in the floor and sorround it with beams. The cubs can't fall through and only the mature wolves will fall bellow with the graydwards. The wolves will kill the graydwarfs and the graydwarfs will kill the wolves. Infinite wolf meat, pelts, wood, stone, ancient seeds, dandelions, graydwarf eyes and pukeberries. Oh and trophies too.
I did loosely touch on the auto farms with those spawning mechanics at the end of the wood section of the video, but personally I find its a lot of upfront investment, and then you have to afk somewhat close iirc for things to spawn in.
it is a top tier way of getting resources though. and if you have the time to set one up and afk there I would definitely recommend it.
@@ZerosterGuides yeah the afk part sucks, I usually build my veggie farms near them to compensate for that
@@TheLaluciDaniel Thats a really good idea, that is a nice way of doubling up on tasks.
Awesome video and tip, didn't know about the one with planting the trees and the space.
And I love your builds. Like your portal hub / clock. I build that every time I make a new base. That's my favorite.
Thanks! thats one of my favourite builds as well, Im glad you like it too :D
Your builds are amazing. Very helpful. Thank you
Thanks! I should be making more soon enough,
I have some other projects in the works though that hopefully everyone enjoys!
With the wood, it's even better if you manage to find a troll nearby, or use the new Trollstav from the ashlands to get one, and get them to do all the work for you by just standing near the trees while they mash them to bits
Mistlands is the lord-emperor of stone mining. Plus bonus iron/copper scrap.
I can’t believe I’ve never figured out the path tool spacing for tree planting
Very nice video.
Thanks!!
i use to do the same on trees but without the organization, i just plant them randonly
either way is good, as long as they can crash into each other :D
I just really like being organised whenever possible.
I do my tree farm on a steep hill. This will cause the trees falling into each other while I'm clearing the roots. A concave circle will do too.
i use the same method for stone gathering, but i like to mine those big stone monoliths in plains biome. it is more comfortable for me, because plains biome is more flat, while in mountains biome mined stone usually roll down the hill and is scattered all over the place.
Thats a really good point, those stone pillars are really great for it too, I chose the mountains in the video so it was accessible to as many players as possible, but It would have been a good idea to say about the plains pillars as well, thanks for the heads up!
I’m pretty sure you lose some of the total stone you were able to gather when you destroy its connection to the ground. This is the fastest way, you lose so much
@@bradmyst1339 Im not entirely sure if you do lose any, there would be a way to test this but im not sure If id do it myself.
by making a backup save and manually mining a rock to see how much you get,
then revert the save and break the rock using this method, you could see what the difference in total stone would be.
either way you make a good point, its something that is interesting.
@@ZerosterGuides either that or mine, the same sized pillar from the planes, it’s not hard to find exact copies of each other. I’m not sure how many people even want to take the time to fully dig out one of those though
@@bradmyst1339 yeah thats why I said I probably wouldnt do it lol, im curious, but not that curious.
Theres a mod to automatically remove stumps, I would seriously suggest it. I understand this is more of a hardcore game, but hitting a trunk the same # of times that I have to hit a tree to get it to fall is.....annoying
Do you have a build video regarding the great hall style building at around 0:06 in the video? I'm trying to build something similar but I cant quite figure your heights out. I love the look!
yup I have a very old build guide, (It still works but for best results place stone tiles under the core wood pillars)
Link: th-cam.com/video/SJcMWj60OyY/w-d-xo.html
@@ZerosterGuides Many thanks! I saw that guide and didn't even think they were the same building. Great work and thanks for the quick reply
You have so many build tutorials for different games.
I am curious: What game has the best building mechanics in your opinion?
in my opinion each game has its own unique positives and negatives, it's hard to pick a "Best"
but I can tell you which ones I like the most.
Valheim (Can add lots of detail.)
Grounded (Really quick and fun to build in.)
Minecraft (My first building game.)
They all have things I like and dislike.
Thx for the video, but I followed your steps by mining a big stond pile. The problem is when the stone pile loosened from the soil, the stone pile is not falling down like in your video. What am I doing wrong?
They can still float if they are too close to the ground, try hitting any sides that look closer to the ground than others and it should eventually fall down.
@@ZerosterGuides Aha so much thanks for your explanation
Just curious will you do any cool building for sons of the forest?
There is a possibility, It wasn't my favourite game but I did like how you slowly put together the buildings with logs. so possibly in the future.
Been wanting to get back into this game soon. Will old saves work with the updates?
yeah your old saves should still work
in the video this is my oldest save, I made this roughly 1 month after the release of the game, some things might not be accessible like the new areas (not sure about that) but your old saves should still work fine, Iv seen some odd landmarks (like broken textures) here and there but that's it.
I meant that I can continue playing the new content on my old saves. That would suck if you had to start all the way over.
Not entirely sure, I know the mistlands update needed you to start a new save to access it. (atleast im pretty sure) but I havent been to the ashlands yet on my regular saves. whenever I "play" rather than making videos its usually in a friends world instead of my own.
I recomend you make a new world (your old world will have worse ashlands generation and higher density of spikes) and just move the base to a new one.
Old basses may also cause fps issues.
I do not think I can start the whole game over for the new content.
How much stone from a plains pillar?
I can't quite remember but given their size I would say 1000+ is my estimate,
2,5 runs full of stone more or less.
More voice overs!
There are more to come! I am slowly getting more comfortable using my voice on video :D
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