Haha yeah. I had the mistaken assumption that predators spawn just as much in fields, so it didn’t matter as long as I cut trees down. Turns out that’s not the case 😂
Yeah, I have a lot of time in this game, and I wouldn't have done that. It's just a serious pain to have to worry about bears and wolves, all the dam' time.
@@azungu1190No, no it is not! If you see blueberries and horsetail, you’re in wolf country. Looks like it’s going to be a great play through - keep up the good work!
Nutrition determines how many hit points you have. Welcome to the game! I have a few hundred hours in VS, and would be happy to offer suggestions but I also don't want to spoil too much for you.
Ah, that makes more sense. I was wondering why the wolf killed me in 2 hits in the beginning, vs the second time where I survived 2 hits. Probably because I had eaten some food, buffing my HP?
@@CellarPhantom yeah. As I said, I played all the way to the Bronze Age on another save before I started this series, and the whole time, I didn’t know that nutrition directly affected my total hit points 😂 It’s comments like these that help me out a lot 👍
With stuff like knapping and clay forming, you can press C to pull out the character sheet, or hold Alt to free your cursor from your screen, in order to make your job easier. Both of those keys will free your cursor so the screen doesn't move when you move your mouse. Same goes for forging
I think settling in a forest is a perfectly valid option, as it allows you to be near hunt easily for early game bush meat. My current play through, I am finding it difficult to come across much of anything besides rabbits, which have a low meat content. Sure, you can’t cook bushmeat in a pot, but you get a lot more of it, so it’s a great early game strategy
VS is one of my favorite games, glad you're enjoying it. :D Regarding wolf spawning, spawn points for wolves (and hyenas, etc, depending on region) are determined by the terrain conditions that exist at worldgen, and are basically unaffected by any changes the player makes later. So even if you cut down every tree in a forest, it won't remove the spawn points. On the plus side, that also means you can plant as many trees as you like in a non-forested area, and it will never create new spawn points.
Heyya! The game has a lot more depth than you can imagine. Let me explain some of the mechanics for you in case you feel confused. Nutrition: It's a mechanic inside the game, the more diverse your diet is you get even more HP thanks to it. Don't worry if you don't have every kind of nutrition the game will not kill you for only eating berries for 800 days. Temporal Stability (Sanity): Some areas are more stable and others makes you really insane. The more insane you are Drifters will spawn and become even stronger. So take care of your sanity by not staying too much in unstable areas or too much time underground. Temporal Storm: After some days, a Temporal Storm will happen. More Drifters spawn in the surface including some that normally spawn underground. You can't sleep through them unless you turn on that option on the world creation. Seasons: The classical 4 seasons. Spring and Autumn are both calm. Summer will make your crop harvesting less efficient, meanwhile Winter won't allow you to grow crops and animals you kill will yield less resources. One thing about Winter is you can make a Greenhouse, but usually it's a really late build usually since it takes a lot of resources to make. If you feel confused or need more in depth there's an ingame guide you can access by pressing H. If you hover your mouse on top of an item and press H you open the specific page for that item. And it even shows you all the recipies and drops of that item. Hope you can have fun with this game! And remember, patience is everything in this game!
Hey, nice start to a new game! Minus the wolves, of course! Looks like other folks already chimed in with the advice and corrections I would have mentioned, so I'll just +1 to them!
It's not on steam cause the creators don't want it to get more attention than they can handle but it's $21 on their page if you look it up! (I'm getting it the *second* I have the money for it 😤)
fun fact: the average time most people can hold their breath underwater is about 40 seconds, which is what it is in default VS! (although being able to hold your breath for 1-2 minutes underwater obviously isn't abnormal)
That’s pretty sweet! I just remember competing with my brothers and pushing the boundary past a minute. Though underwater, I might panic and come up sooner 😆
I have to say I agree with your opinion of this game. Even without progressing much, you get pulled in. Minecraft is a great game too, But VS just scratches that bushcraft survival itch for me.
Chopping down trees faster is to remove all the branches and leaves. You can hack off them with your axe to get better drops (Seeds and sticks). You can get more durable knives and axes in the Stone Age by harvesting bones to use for handles (plus bonemeal). The best ones are obsidian and bone.
Hey I didn’t realize that, thanks for sharing! Obsidian is great for Stone Age, so much better than stone or flint. I’ll look for it and try to craft it with bones.
It's a minor thing, but I like to leave the lowest block of the tree trunk. It looks like a stump and really shows off how much of the forest I've chopped down. Just gives me a visual sense of satisfaction. Not sure why
In the beginning, start crafting 4 stone spears. Wolves can be killed in 3 spear throws. I generally keep the 4th spear as backup if I miss since I play with Commoner and I don't get the Hunter ranged accuracy trait. Also, use sticks to craft tool racks. They help in storing all the spears but you still have them readily available. For bear hunting, you'll need 6 bronze spears, preferably tin bronze or black bronze because they do 1.5 and 2 thrown damage more than the bismuth bronze one. A long bow is amazing when you sneak and stay far away, but smiting arrowheads is not very cost effective. Broken arrows cannot be salvaged, so you lose both the arrowhead and the feather.
To each their own, but i must say im bummed you went for the human skin tones of all the mods out there. I feel its a neat little part of the story that the seraphim are NOT human, adds an extra layer of mystery, like what happened to all the humans?? But other than that i really enjoyed this! hope to see many more episodes to come :) this game has nearly endless depth
Nah I think you’re right. But at least the skin tone looks good in the thumbnail 😆 the color pops LOL. I wish I kept the beard too. Ah well, maybe I’ll perfect my skin the second time to do a playthrough!
Tyron and the awesome developers of Vintage Story originally worked on the Minecraft mod called Terrafirmacraft, a hardcore survival game. In my opinion Vintage Story is becoming (still in early access, and amazing!) what Minecraft should have been-the upcoming update will have elks (very large deer) for rideable mounts, and sailboats that can carry chests and lanterns! (Still want horses, Tyron-that will never change.😉)
@@thominaduncanson7596 Original main devs of TFC were Bioxx, Kittychanley, Dunkleosteus (beta 1.7.10). The new updates are done by Dries007, Bunsan, AlcatrazEscape. Source: TFC+ wiki Tyron never claimed to be affiliated with TFC, in an interview he even said he was inspired by TFC but had already been working on Vintage Craft with his wife. He worked on Hytale for a while though i belive. Just trying to clear that up cause i see this brought up a lot 😄
@@cherryrook8684 -Question: Tyron was a dev for Hytale? Has he ever discussed what has delayed Hytale from development? According to what I have read, the changeover to a new engine is the reason why there has been no progress to releasing Hytale.
@@thominaduncanson7596 Not that i know of, he only worked on Hytale relatively briefly before he realized its not the kind of game he wants to be making so he started making VS instead. That is the only thing he said about it
You can use the fat to oil the hide and use that to make bows and/or hunters handbags. And winter clothing 👍🏻 Also if you crouch+H the handbook will tell you about what you’re looking at. Convenient way to look up mushrooms :)
@@azungu1190 it also sounded like you don’t know about linen sacks which is your typical mid game bag so I’ll just casually mention those too just in case :) now you know of all the four types of bags, except for one specialized bag which you’ll get to find out about on your own ;)
11:52 16:12 17:56 Don't mind me, just putting timestamps for things I might like to emulate if I ever make a game. ^w^ (also, is "hit the hay" an intentional pun?)
I don’t know much about that game, but I can look into it. It may be a while before I manage to do anything with it, considering all the other stuff I’m working on right now, but maybe in the future.
Darn right! I had similar assumptions the first time I saw it too. Now I’m in love with it, it kind of rekindled that sense of wonder we all got the first time we played Minecraft, but now again as an adult.
@@azungu1190 for some reason i believed that it could be an update since they changed the map graphic too. kinda cool but i find quite unique the skin tones provided by the game.
TH-cam just randomly recommended me this video and i'm so invested already, can't wait for the next episode!
The best survival game I’ve played by far. Always love finding a new series starting up!
Starter home in the forest I see... ballsy. Very ballsy.
Haha yeah. I had the mistaken assumption that predators spawn just as much in fields, so it didn’t matter as long as I cut trees down. Turns out that’s not the case 😂
Yeah, I have a lot of time in this game, and I wouldn't have done that.
It's just a serious pain to have to worry about bears and wolves, all the dam' time.
@@azungu1190No, no it is not! If you see blueberries and horsetail, you’re in wolf country. Looks like it’s going to be a great play through - keep up the good work!
Never heard of this game. But you have me very intrigued.
Oh you are in for a treat.
Yeah, first time I heard of it was a couple months ago. One of those super underrated games flying under the radar.
that first wolf took it personally upon itself to humble you, dang. can't wait for more!
Darn right LOL
Had to eat my words about the forest not being that dangerous 😂
@@azungu1190As it ate you.
@@Pyxis10haha true
Welcome to Dar... Vintage Souls, said that wolf.
I NEED more of this PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!!
More is planned, recorded, and coming soon!
Nutrition determines how many hit points you have. Welcome to the game! I have a few hundred hours in VS, and would be happy to offer suggestions but I also don't want to spoil too much for you.
Ah, that makes more sense. I was wondering why the wolf killed me in 2 hits in the beginning, vs the second time where I survived 2 hits. Probably because I had eaten some food, buffing my HP?
@@azungu1190ye thats why
@@azungu1190if you keep all your nutrients up you’ll gain health
@@azungu1190 Mm, looking at the first time you showed nutrition. Before eating berries you had 15 max HP, and after you had max 15.3 HP
@@CellarPhantom yeah. As I said, I played all the way to the Bronze Age on another save before I started this series, and the whole time, I didn’t know that nutrition directly affected my total hit points 😂
It’s comments like these that help me out a lot 👍
With stuff like knapping and clay forming, you can press C to pull out the character sheet, or hold Alt to free your cursor from your screen, in order to make your job easier. Both of those keys will free your cursor so the screen doesn't move when you move your mouse. Same goes for forging
I think settling in a forest is a perfectly valid option, as it allows you to be near hunt easily for early game bush meat. My current play through, I am finding it difficult to come across much of anything besides rabbits, which have a low meat content. Sure, you can’t cook bushmeat in a pot, but you get a lot more of it, so it’s a great early game strategy
VS is one of my favorite games, glad you're enjoying it. :D
Regarding wolf spawning, spawn points for wolves (and hyenas, etc, depending on region) are determined by the terrain conditions that exist at worldgen, and are basically unaffected by any changes the player makes later. So even if you cut down every tree in a forest, it won't remove the spawn points. On the plus side, that also means you can plant as many trees as you like in a non-forested area, and it will never create new spawn points.
I've been on a VS binge so seeing this playthrough made me happy!!
thank you yt algorithm for a voiceover lp for vintage story that is actually tolerable to listen to
Heyya! The game has a lot more depth than you can imagine.
Let me explain some of the mechanics for you in case you feel confused.
Nutrition: It's a mechanic inside the game, the more diverse your diet is you get even more HP thanks to it. Don't worry if you don't have every kind of nutrition the game will not kill you for only eating berries for 800 days.
Temporal Stability (Sanity): Some areas are more stable and others makes you really insane. The more insane you are Drifters will spawn and become even stronger. So take care of your sanity by not staying too much in unstable areas or too much time underground.
Temporal Storm: After some days, a Temporal Storm will happen. More Drifters spawn in the surface including some that normally spawn underground. You can't sleep through them unless you turn on that option on the world creation.
Seasons: The classical 4 seasons. Spring and Autumn are both calm. Summer will make your crop harvesting less efficient, meanwhile Winter won't allow you to grow crops and animals you kill will yield less resources. One thing about Winter is you can make a Greenhouse, but usually it's a really late build usually since it takes a lot of resources to make.
If you feel confused or need more in depth there's an ingame guide you can access by pressing H. If you hover your mouse on top of an item and press H you open the specific page for that item. And it even shows you all the recipies and drops of that item.
Hope you can have fun with this game! And remember, patience is everything in this game!
Thanks for all the info! I didn’t understand how health affected HP, I assumed it only had to do with health regen or something like that.
No problem man! Hope you have fun in your world!
Hey, nice start to a new game! Minus the wolves, of course! Looks like other folks already chimed in with the advice and corrections I would have mentioned, so I'll just +1 to them!
Thanks! And yes you’re right, and I’ve followed most of the advice and relocated to a pretty spot in the shadow of some mountains in the plains 🙂
Such a cool game. Discovered it today! So much to learn.. Ready to give it a try :)
This was fun to watch :) Im also barely touching the surface of Vintagestory. Great game!
Indeed! I’m so glad I stumbled across it and was able to try it out
not gona lie, this game looks so badass. i wish it was on Steam.
It's not on steam cause the creators don't want it to get more attention than they can handle but it's $21 on their page if you look it up! (I'm getting it the *second* I have the money for it 😤)
It's not entirely out of the question that it's eventually gonna be there, but they wish to give it more love and polish before that.
fun fact: the average time most people can hold their breath underwater is about 40 seconds, which is what it is in default VS! (although being able to hold your breath for 1-2 minutes underwater obviously isn't abnormal)
That’s pretty sweet! I just remember competing with my brothers and pushing the boundary past a minute. Though underwater, I might panic and come up sooner 😆
I have to say I agree with your opinion of this game. Even without progressing much, you get pulled in. Minecraft is a great game too, But VS just scratches that bushcraft survival itch for me.
you deserve more than 2.29k subs
Thanks, that means a lot!
Growth has been slow, but steady. Thanks for your support! ❤️
The Jesus look was a vibe, ngl
Excited for this series!
Chopping down trees faster is to remove all the branches and leaves. You can hack off them with your axe to get better drops (Seeds and sticks).
You can get more durable knives and axes in the Stone Age by harvesting bones to use for handles (plus bonemeal). The best ones are obsidian and bone.
Hey I didn’t realize that, thanks for sharing!
Obsidian is great for Stone Age, so much better than stone or flint. I’ll look for it and try to craft it with bones.
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This game also has a special place in my heart.💚⛏
It's a minor thing, but I like to leave the lowest block of the tree trunk. It looks like a stump and really shows off how much of the forest I've chopped down. Just gives me a visual sense of satisfaction. Not sure why
In the beginning, start crafting 4 stone spears. Wolves can be killed in 3 spear throws. I generally keep the 4th spear as backup if I miss since I play with Commoner and I don't get the Hunter ranged accuracy trait.
Also, use sticks to craft tool racks. They help in storing all the spears but you still have them readily available.
For bear hunting, you'll need 6 bronze spears, preferably tin bronze or black bronze because they do 1.5 and 2 thrown damage more than the bismuth bronze one. A long bow is amazing when you sneak and stay far away, but smiting arrowheads is not very cost effective. Broken arrows cannot be salvaged, so you lose both the arrowhead and the feather.
Didn’t think to use tool racks till episode 6 😅
I've eaten cat tail root before, its pretty tasty, like mild onions. Of course you have to be in the right season for it to be edible.
Good start! I can’t wait for episode 2. 👍🏼
To each their own, but i must say im bummed you went for the human skin tones of all the mods out there. I feel its a neat little part of the story that the seraphim are NOT human, adds an extra layer of mystery, like what happened to all the humans??
But other than that i really enjoyed this! hope to see many more episodes to come :) this game has nearly endless depth
Nah I think you’re right. But at least the skin tone looks good in the thumbnail 😆 the color pops LOL. I wish I kept the beard too. Ah well, maybe I’ll perfect my skin the second time to do a playthrough!
Tyron and the awesome developers of Vintage Story originally worked on the Minecraft mod called Terrafirmacraft, a hardcore survival game. In my opinion Vintage Story is becoming (still in early access, and amazing!) what Minecraft should have been-the upcoming update will have elks (very large deer) for rideable mounts, and sailboats that can carry chests and lanterns! (Still want horses, Tyron-that will never change.😉)
That is actually wrong, Terrafirmacraft is a completely different dev team. Tyron worked on Vintage Craft before making it into its own game
@@cherryrook8684 -Can you name the Terrafirmacraft dev team members, please? Would like to update my wrong information.
@@thominaduncanson7596 Original main devs of TFC were Bioxx, Kittychanley, Dunkleosteus (beta 1.7.10). The new updates are done by Dries007, Bunsan, AlcatrazEscape. Source: TFC+ wiki
Tyron never claimed to be affiliated with TFC, in an interview he even said he was inspired by TFC but had already been working on Vintage Craft with his wife. He worked on Hytale for a while though i belive. Just trying to clear that up cause i see this brought up a lot 😄
@@cherryrook8684 -Question: Tyron was a dev for Hytale? Has he ever discussed what has delayed Hytale from development? According to what I have read, the changeover to a new engine is the reason why there has been no progress to releasing Hytale.
@@thominaduncanson7596 Not that i know of, he only worked on Hytale relatively briefly before he realized its not the kind of game he wants to be making so he started making VS instead. That is the only thing he said about it
Hey good job on your channel. you're focused. I'm all over the place. not a million subs yet.
This looks cool thanks for sharing.
The witch hat mushroom isn't poisonous tho.
You’re right, I realized in the next video
Pleistocene animals mod adds big cats last I checked. Not sure if it has Lions but I do think it has tigers.
Oh that might work
'oh snap now it looks like jesus' LMAO i can already predict a similar sense of humor
Hahahaha
This here is just a very good minecraft
We need a part two
Part 2 is coming!
Wish I could get it on mobile devices 😢
As long as you keep your distance, your fine......no no no no...dang it!
Haha
4:40 HIGH FERTILITY SOIL ALERT
Thats what my brain was screaming lmao
Oh you’re right! I’ll have to go back for it, would be a nice addition to my garden
Vintage Story is Minecraft, but it emphasizes on the Immersion of the Survival part.
wolves don't spawn in plains but they do migrate to the plains to catch prey
Nothing wrong with looking like the one true God
LOL bro you killed me there
You can use the fat to oil the hide and use that to make bows and/or hunters handbags. And winter clothing 👍🏻
Also if you crouch+H the handbook will tell you about what you’re looking at. Convenient way to look up mushrooms :)
Oh sweet, thanks for the tips! Didn’t know those things
@@azungu1190 it also sounded like you don’t know about linen sacks which is your typical mid game bag so I’ll just casually mention those too just in case :) now you know of all the four types of bags, except for one specialized bag which you’ll get to find out about on your own ;)
Woahh
That was my first reaction when I played for the first time
Coming into this series blind, I am going to assume that the endgame involves building your own rocketship and blasting to the moon.
Hahaha not quite. I haven’t played past the Bronze Age, but I do know there are remnants of ancient technology, such as teleportation machines
@@azungu1190 aaaand I'm hooked.
endgame only gets to steel so far, although the devs want to add steam powered machines for the super late game
Did you mod skin tones? I only have weird blues and greens to choose from
Yes, I’m playing with a mod called Human-Like Skin for Seraphs
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Don't mind me, just putting timestamps for things I might like to emulate if I ever make a game. ^w^
(also, is "hit the hay" an intentional pun?)
🤩🤩🤩
FYI despite the name, Witch Hat mushrooms are not poisonous in this game
Yeah. I found out in the next episode. They sure LOOK poisonous though! 😆
Can you make a video on "lay of the land" game?
I don’t know much about that game, but I can look into it. It may be a while before I manage to do anything with it, considering all the other stuff I’m working on right now, but maybe in the future.
Vintage story is absolutely better than minecraft lmao. VS is oceanic, wide as it is deep, MC is like a kiddie pool full of pitfall traps
0:33 What? Wait, how did you get brown skin? My character customization screen had various shades of icy blue and pretty much nothing natural-looking.
Oh it’s just a mod that changes the seraph skins to human skin tones
i was expecting some crappy minecraft ripoff..... BUT NO this game is WAYYYYY BETTER
Darn right! I had similar assumptions the first time I saw it too. Now I’m in love with it, it kind of rekindled that sense of wonder we all got the first time we played Minecraft, but now again as an adult.
@@azungu1190 ya ik right, it reminds me of the rl craft mod but better if u know it
Wtf? Do u have mods? Whats that skin tone?
Yes, it’s called Human-Like Skins for Seraphs. I’m also playing with the More Clay mod.
@@azungu1190 for some reason i believed that it could be an update since they changed the map graphic too. kinda cool but i find quite unique the skin tones provided by the game.
Realistic skin tone mod sucks... but well.
Loved this