I am working on a new Valheim challenge but since they take a long time to make I decided to upload a new video kind of video talking about unique healing mechanics in different games. Check it out if that sounds interesting to you! th-cam.com/video/YZRRU4gpBfY/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=HauntedOath
Hi can you please help me? I was trying to use the mods you are mentioned but I am facing with some errors and the seed wont start....Please help me I am very interested in these mods. Do you have a discord?
gotta remember that this game studio is only 9 people, and not all of those are actual programmers. so the scope and game development time makes total sense
I agree with the general sentiment but some of these mods are too much for the base game. So not everything on this list would be making Valheim "the game it should have been." But there are definitely some good choices in there.
To anyone finding this: The TeleportWolves mod will disable auto-pickup. It also makes your stealth meter show up constantly. And throws a ton of errors when it's booting up. I'd avoid this one until it gets updated or fixed.
"Teleport wolves" is out of date and does not work anymore because the creator abandoned it. you can rather download "teleport everything". this allows you to teleport ore, loxes, carts, etc. if you rather sail than teleporting ore you can turn it off. my server and i took a vote on if we wanted it on and off and because we have been playing so long and are limited for time we voted to turn teleporting with ores on. the choice is yours my friend.
@@MeLlamoBauti lol your too used to games dropping on a yearly cycle 😂games weren’t always shit when they actually take their time to make it it’s truly art hopefully they don’t pander to the cry baby’s like you lmao
@r3vennt I can't recreate the issue you're experiencing. I'd suggest checking the logs. The issue is most likely related to another mod you are using.
It would be more appropriate to title this "Modding Valheim Into the Game I Feel it Should've Been" because at 1200+ hours in the game myself, i assure you this is not the version of Valheim I would be interested in playing. I do appreciate that the Devs created a way for us to enjoy the game as we individually see fit.
I know you've addressed the time it's been out already, but I would also like to point out that Mistlands was the one biome they didn't have an idea for when they were making it. Considering the overwhelming success and attention on bug fixes being priority for a small team, I would say Mistlands came out within a fairly reasonable time frame. They also know what they want to do with Deep North and Ashlands already from what I've heard on the grapevine, so I doubt it will be anywhere near as long as Mistlands took!
@@doomwalker9934 I can't understand what's so hard to grasp about a small dev team with a big vision not being able to pump content out at the rate of a triple A studio.
I like the idea of adding more and a greater variety of creatures, but it's a little disappointing that most of the mods in this video that do that use higher-res textures than the base game. Noticed the same problem with a couple of the building mods. It makes the modded assets stick out, which I suppose might have been the intention.
It's because most mods that add stuff to the game use already made graphics. Either you use free stuff or you buy some cheap ones. Coding is usually the stronger part of a modder's gift. Not saying they can't make graphics, but that is usually not the focus. More people that can do great models should offer their help with mods and we'd see a lot better mods at the end, but good luck finding them doing it for free.
I agree. WoW has this issue with transmog as most of the pieces from earlier expansions are very low rez, while the newer ones are extremely detailed and high rez. It doesn't look right seeing the fur of an animal while my trees are brown splotches
That's so interesting... wondering why, after making millions on Steam sales, Iron Gate is not hiring those modders to help develop the rest of the game!
Half these mods don't really add up to their artistic vision of the game...I figure they want to remain a relatively small team. Which sucks because this project is very ambitious
Yea adding pizza, birthday cake, asian buildings and weed isn't exactly my idea of a 'complete' Valheim, but snapping crops, planting berries and barrels with visual representation of what's in them would be awesome
The combination of elements from Minecraft, Creativerse, Lostark, Stardew Valley, WoW is insanely amazing. But then its not Valheim anymore. I think the simplicity of the game is what makes it Valheim. It surely can use an update to tweak elements like the Ocean, the excessive storage of inventory - which might had been just a secondary focus of the game.
Yeah, implementing *some* is fine and I'd even say recommended, like the boat-maker one, mostly for the piers, farmable dirt blocks, and actual ladders Most of these are a tad too bloated for my taste, while not really bringing that much that's really that compelling to the table. A kajillion new weapons? Meh. Random monsters? Eh... Smoke weed everyday? Nah, I'm good, brah. More random animals? Looks okay, I guess, but hard to care, because livestock is already kind of a chore. Rafts? Yes please, but not even for the custom boats. Added slots for armor and a misc items? Most definitely want that, cause I prefer the 1-8 to be for weapons, shields, and tools.
@@InfernosReaper I would love for you people to explain to me how more content is bad? A dozen new weapons is great, a dozen new enemies is great, everything you’re saying is “bloated” is great. It’s more content and things to do, how in any regard is that a negative? You can always choose to not use weapons/armor or to not visit new biomes, etc.
@@llGreyll. Because after a certain point, it gets to be a chore to keep up with? Thought that was kinda obvious. Nothing like all that added scrolling time to wade through to stuff you don't want to mess with to get to the stuff you do. Plus the added system resources needed for the game do add up the more crap ya pile on. If you're not gonna really use it, why even have it?
@@InfernosReaper How does it become a chore to keep up with? Dude I’m just going to have to disagree with you in general and part ways in this discussion. I don’t think more content for people to enjoy will ever be a negative, especially when it’s not low quality.
I started playing last month and have been enjoying it. It could definitely use some quality-of-life updates. Some of these mods fit in better with the base game than others. Personally, I would want to preserve the Norse feel more and plants like bamboo, rice, corn, and potatoes don't fit that. Bamboo is from Asia and the other crops are from the Americas (ie not native to Europe). Looking at the list of crops in Valheim turnips, carrots, onions, blueberries, raspberries, and cloudberries are all plants "Vikings" had access to. Some other crops I found that the Norse would have eaten are pears, cherries, plums, blackberries, and strawberries (according to Google). I would say the same thing about animals. Cows, sheep, goats, horses, hens, and ducks would make sense.
Wild strawberries, just to be specific. Modern strawberries are actually the result of a failed hybrid grown in France during the 18th centaury where they wanted bigger berries and therefor crossbred Fragaria virginiana(from north america) with Fragaria chiloensis (from Chile). It's considered a fail since, although the berries did get larger, they also lost their flavour profile.
@@colorblockpoprocks6973 Not really. Potatoes originate from South America and wasn't discovered by Europeans until 1530 AD and commonly used first 150 years after that. The viking period in the north died out around 1100 AD and although there are proof that vikings discovered north America, less evidence can be pointed at them finding south America as well.
It didn't take 3 years for Mistlands. There were many other updates in those three years. The main consumer of time is when they were first porting it to console, and each update them having to make it work with consoles which slows progression so much. Also the Ashlands is nothing like Helheim's depiction. You are thinking of Muspelheim (Múspell) which is a burning hellish landscape. Niflheim (or Helhiem) is a cold and dead place ruled by Hel. Sea serpents do not spawn at random, they have very specific spawner zones where a spawner can well spawn. It is always a good idea to mark on your map where you see Serpents or Leviathans as they will only spawn in that area. If you make a newer world they did decrease the amount of serpent spawners in worlds sadly, due to the fact they used to spawn way too much, you'd go serpent hunting and while dealing with one you'd run into another. Not a terrible thing when you're trying to kill them, but if you're just exploring and traveling, or under geared it makes the ocean impossible to travel.
@@justthere845 yeah it was ported by different studios. People just really like to defend iron gate cause they are indie. But they did abandon their roadmap and take years for mistlands. In between launch and mistlands we got hearth and home and the ice cave shit, nothing special, besides 2 OK armor sets and some build ables.
Some of this better get implemented into the game. The separate tab for armor, planting berry bushes, the free camera for building, all the cool new storage options, the grid for planting. All of that should be in the standard game.
Totally agree, some people say the simplicity of the game is what makes it good but to me when some of the basics really suck then it's a problem that the devs should of already resolved. Past the beginning phase of the game you should be able to unlock all of these things along the way.
*QoL is key to a open world game.* They could of browsed the modding community to see what players are downloading the most and spent 6 months implementing the most popular ideas. I mean if they have no clue what they should be doing, at least steal the best ideas from your own community. Embracing their modding community could of given them a easy update roadmap AFTER they removed their original. _People are critical of the devs because nobody likes to see a roadmap used to hype the game be removed AFTER you sell 10 million units._ Then to take 36 months on a single biome update and some half-a$$ patches?!? HOT TUB??? At least stick to your worlds own lore/theme? 🤡
This is some awesome work on updating the game. Kudos to you for showing people and all the mod creators that really put some effort into creating these.
@@HauntedOath for me I would like it if you did a modded playthrough with parts (also if you do a modded playthrough please don't over do it with mods it could make the video confusing dew to just so meny crazy op things that get added)
Still your point on their less than ideal development speed is on point. By this point they should really have at least 2 biomes completes instead of one.
Should've been is kinda strong wording for a game in early access, also people are saying its got an incredibly slow development cycle, but so many other early access games have been going for way longer. I'd love it if they would finish it quickly, but I definitely prefer devs who take their time for good reasons... No idea if these devs are doing that, but it'd be nice if they were.
Poor soul. Doesn't realize they put way more effort into optimizing the game for console, even at the expense of implementing patches for xbox that drastically effect PC performance.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m using a few of the mods listed here, but was completely unaware of some of the others and am so excited to try them out after seeing them in action!
They started out as just a few dudes making a game for themselves. Once they decided to put it out for others it was cheap. People need to stop expecting the world out of these guys. It's not their fault they accidently made one of the best survival games to date that gained instant popularity. 😂
I bought this game a long time ago, but still haven't had time to give it a shot. Really cool to see that it's getting near Skyrim-levels of customization through mods. Surely the devs will implement some of these fantastic ideas in the future, although I do think some of this game's charm is in it's simplicity. Thanks for the video, really well delivered and laid out.
@@jimbean2274 The vanilla one was kinda a chore after a while even played with my friends. Especially you need good boat to get my ores to other island
In terms of how the game should've been, having burgers and a bong of that shape seem out of place for a viking game xD. I don't generally mod the games I play, though I do wish to see a lot of mods here eventually get in the normal game, mainly the armor having its own inventory slots, new and customizable boats, more animals, and capability of planting many of the plants that can only be found by foraging. Even the food barrels are genius. I really hope the future of the game post-completion adds many features to make it as good as the things that are shown here.
Amazing mods! and yeah i have the same problem my friends play for like 2 weeks and then stop. Meanwhile im still on farming crafting potions and building and dealing with events all on my own.
if they worked it would feel more complete and alive yes. But i'm still trying to figure out what mods are working still and what mods aren't working anymore from this list. And it's a long list to go through. Some mods depend on other mods. So it's a complete mod list of 65 different mods. Pretty hard to find the needles in this haystack. Or at worst case scenario, there is no hay and it's all just needles. All broken mods. IDK yet. I'm just scrolling through the comment section to see if someone have mentioned any mods they know aren't working anymore. teleport wolves is apparently one of them.
its the weapon customizer and all the other mods by thedefside just spent ages trying to get into the world now my mouse is perma inverted :)@@gargoyled_drake
For god's sake, it did NOT take 3 years for mistlands update to be ready. There were minor updates and bug fixing throughout all this time: - February 2021 - April 2021: Bug fixing to ensure the game ran smoothly for our massive influx of new players. - May 2021 - September 2021: Main development of Hearth & Home - October 2021 - November 2021: Bug fixing for Hearth & Home, as well as developing the Abomination, and starting the development of the Frost Caves - December 2021 - February 2022: Main development of the Frost Caves - March 2022 - December 2022: Main development of the Mistlands - January 2023 - present: Hildir's Quest and Ashlands are in development Ashlands will be ready in half a year, tops. Plus, the devs said they'll be more transparent about ashlands than during the mistlands development. I'm not against mods, really, I like it vanilla, and anyone can decide what they want in the game, but stop saying it takes years for another biome to be developed, this is simply not true.
Thanks for your amazing video! I have been looking for nice mods that i can add to valheim. This is a perfect list of nice mods! Keep up the good work!
01879a04-1716-c05d-ffb8-42d132d8cd52 I downloaded them all and exported my profile key. Should work. Tested briefly, the game starts at least even though there are some errors in the bepinex loader window.
Here's my Thunderstone Mod Manager profile code: 01879bb7-e7e1-b5c2-62b5-d4da705f56f5 I made some changes: • Disabled TeleportWolves - the mod doesn't work at all and it breaks the game. • Disabled Biome_Flora - Tanks framerate to an unplayable degree. • Disabled Farmyard_Animals - Bad mod compared to the others. • Wildlife - Bad mod compared to the others. • TheFarmer - is literally incompatible with BetterTrader, so I don't know why it's on Haunted Oath's list. • Got Better_Trader_Remake by Digitalroot - The original literally doesn't work. • Disabled Troll Visual Upgrade - You can reenable this if you want, I just wanted to trim fat. • Disabled Basement - It just seemed like a dumb mod so I disabled it out of the chute. You can run it if you want, I just haven't tested it. • Added FloorsAreRoofs - Made it so the stuff on the lower deck of my ValheimRaft ship can be used. • Added VALKEA by The_Bes_Decree - Someone I'm playing with wanted it to make some finer details on the ValheimRaft ship. I devmoded the hammer in because the cost of it is just stupid. • The modded-in animals have mod-proprietary hides that are only good for making rugs. I changed them in the configs so they're either Leather Scraps or Deer Hide so I can actually use them for stuff. I can go over how I did it if anyone asks. Honestly, there's so much wrong with Haunted Oath's modlist it's like he didn't even test it. I can't believe the comments aren't full of people pointing out the issues I mentioned above.
@@nesano4735 me and my freind tried multiplayer with this and he does not see any modded content such as enhanced player inventory and in the settings he does not see the binds for magic heim but i do he is hosting the server do you know any fixes?
@@nesano4735 Thanks for posting the code! I also recommend: UseEquipmentInWater SpeedyPaths Minimal_UI SteadyRegeneration AutoRepair FuelEternal Sailing Ranching PackHorse Mining Lumberjacking Farming Evasion Cooking Building Blacksmithing MistBeGone (for those who hate the mist in Mistlands - IMO it makes Mistlands so much better) SmarterContainers TargetPortal Max_Dungeon_Rooms XRayVision Recipe_Description_Expansion AzuMapDetails AzuClock AzuAutoStore AzuAreaRepair AzuHoverStats AAA_Crafting Slope Combat Assistance (DigitalRoot) MassFarming
I dont at all understand the critique of slow development. Not that I deny it, but I think it is pretty understandable and when you compare this game to other early access games... darn, I played with a friend who (after 60hrs playtime!) thought it was already a full release. For me the slower development in the past has been understandable and I have no problem with it. I can play other games and come back for the next biome one year later, as long as it is this reasonable amount of time, I want a finished game not a rushed game... Edit: what also irritates me, is that support for other platforms / cross-platform support is completely ignored. That is sth that takes a lot of time and you as a first release pc gamer wont benefit from, but others do.
I think that people that play with mods are a little delusional about what real game development looks like. It's very easy to make mods with the game as a framework, developer APIs, etc. compared to actually developing the game where you're sometimes working on multiple features at once so you can push on with the roadmap, while trying to polish the main next feature for launch. A long term, large scale team project is very different from coding a mod for it in your basement on the weekends.
I agree 100%. The game is early access. We're all playing the game with that understanding, but it's unfair for him to title it, "The game it should have been" when the game hasn't even released it's 1.0 yet.
@@ne0nmancer That reminds me of a video I watched recently from a dude who talked about his foray into an extreme romhack pokemon(gen3 if I recall correctly). There are freebie tools and whatnot for various modifications for the roms, but his goals were too lofty for that and he had to figure out how to modify the games on the code level. He was shooting for making a new game in that engine, basically. Long story short, it was a struggle for a while until he started getting the hang of it. After months of work and progress, he announced that he was done with his project, because he accidentally broke it and can't figure out how to fix it. Such is the difference between making a game and modding one.
@@ne0nmancer Not true tbh. It's an organisational design and management issue. The kind of split focus you described can be avoided with good org design.
I think this is all looking nice. But i dont like the idea of everything progressing endlessly. What would biome 10,15 or 20 look like? guns? Lasers? Fighting aliens and gods? Its like you are trying to update "chess". You can add all new cool pieces that move in different ways and it will just end up being stupid and complicated. I liked the simple times in valheim, trying to figure out how to build your crapy wooden house, just walking through medows, black forest, and just exploring all the new stuff, never knowing what you end up encountering. Then landing in swamps and finding how harsh it was there. I think we are never getting this back. It was the magic of exploring NEW, yet simple and beautiful. UNLESS- The only idea that comes to my mind to replicate this feeling would be having such a huge amount of mobs, recourses, weapons and biomes (possibly generated randomly to big extent) That every world you generate, would end up with only a low percentage of these resourses, mobs, bosses, weapons and bioms availabe from a huge pool. That way, every time you start a new world, it would be absolutely a new experience and you would have clue to what shore your travel would lead you to and what boss you encounter there. All the weapons you would have to find out how to craft, find the best foods etc. This for me is the only chance to replicate the original love i had for Valhiem.
i also notice you missed epic loot which makes the trader much bigger and more useful then the one you shown, it gives you bounty objectives adding elite into the game
Just to let you know, we link this video when people come into our stream, its amazing and you deserve all the praise for putting this combo of mods together!
This might be the most amazing thing i've ever heard coming for the game. Can't wait to try this all out on my friends server and spend countless (but very joyful) hours to come
Muspelheim: land of lava, fire and ash -home to the Fire Giants. Niflheim: land of mist and ice -home to the Ice Giants Helheim: land of the dead. Hel watches over those who had done wrong, and those who died without reputation.
your work and passion are admirable! but valheim IS the game it should be, INCLUDING the fact that, in this immediate gratification day and age, we have to wait so long for yet another fix of it, to temporarily and not even completely, but so delightfully masochistic, quench our addiction.
@andreipopescu5342 but valheim IS the game it should be. It's the game that the Devs want it to be, and if someone wants to play it vanilla, that's fine. It's their money and their choice. For me, and loads of other players by the thousands of mods out there, it is not the game that the ' players ' want it to be. Even adding half a dozen mods can improve the game SO much , that you'll never go back to vanilla. But fortunately , it is every players choice. I choose to use a few mods, around a dozen. And it makes the game so much more fun. For me. In this day and age , we have choice. Play it vanilla, play it modded, just ' play ' Valheim. Enjoy. :)
List of mods in video (some of these are deprecated and some are incompatible with each other, for example 'better trader' and 'thefarmer'): Quality of Life -build camera -odins food barrels -item drawers -extended player inventory -mount up -teleport wolves -beasts of burden -auto feed Farming -farm grid -biome flora -plant everything -valharvest -fruit trees -bamboozled -valweed -seed totem -farmyard animals -boneappetit Armor Weapons Combat -southsil armor -judes equipment -chaos armor -brute weapons -magical weapons -fantasy armoury -dual wield -sages vault -magicheim New Enemies and Updated Biomes -outsiders -journey to valhalla Sailing and the Ocean -valheim raft -odinship -surtling boat -sea animals -better diving -krumpacs biome clutter Miscellaneous -odinhorse -magical mounts -goodest boy -cats -populated villages -odinskingdom -odinarchitect -basementjvledition -enchanted potions (enhanced potions??) -troll visual upgrade -better trader -thefarmer -landanimals -wildlife -airanimals
This would actually be an AMAZING MMO(lite) if we can also make all of this work with hundreds of players!! If anyone attempts to do so, Please let me know!!
@@tylerhansen1892 actually I installed them all and got to 71 in total.. Here's the thunderstore profile ID which you should be able to just import: 01879a04-1716-c05d-ffb8-42d132d8cd52 I did include Xportal and unrestricted portal so if you want only his list, disable those two.
I just stumbled upon this video and I am truly amazed! I love Valheim, I played it for hundreds of hours, but for some reason I never looked at mods for this game. Now I definitely gotta say, holy cow! So many awesome mods, can't wait to explore them all! The game definitely looks complete with all those mods 😄
Love really great mods in here but unless I missed it you're missing something major a mod that gets rid of rain damage to structures as well as one that lets you build full-stretch out of wood because that's a big portion of what they used
"except for the serpent that only spawns very rarely, and by rarely I mean I mean non-existent." I just started playing this game again after 2 years. My friends were on the water for over an hour with their raft, and I finally left to join them and within 5 minutes of being in the ocean biome the sea monster destroyed my raft and killed me.
So, this is just like every other modpack out there. It changes a ton of things with the game, claims to be balanced, and just isn’t lmao. There were a few cool ones like the barrels of food, I wouldn’t mind seeing more of that and I’d for sure love to start seeing magic earlier in the game. Some ocean love is needed too. But other than that I’m content to just see them produce things on their own
Thanks for this. I am 1400 hours into Valheim and it's time to do a run like this. Love all your videos man. Do you have a Twitch Stream or anything else people could watch or do you just do videos?
@@frostxr I finished the game a couple times and then took a break for elden Ring and other games. Came back when a friend convinced me to try single life. That took a while to complete. Then I made a server for us to play together single life. Then Mistlands came out, and I started from scratch there. The game is just so peaceful but challenging at the same time. Its fun to start a new world and find where everything is. Now I'm dipping into mods. I just a sngle lfe playthrough with Epic Loot, which was fantastic. Now I'm doing a run with the Journey to Valhalla mod. There's just something meditative about chopping wood, trying to get better at building, finding a new spot for a base, sailing.
@@jaedencew I see. I haven't really played it solo. Was so much fun with friends. But then we all got bored 1 by 1. Building was fun but long or hard to build your visions . I did about 130 hours. I can't believe you found ways to play for over 1k hours. The only game ie ever played that much was WoW. I will eventually play some more. Maybe with mods too. Hopefully they are easy to use.
@@frostxr I also can't comprehend this amount of hours in the game, the game is absolutely infuriating to me at times and I think I would actually harm myself by playing this game for 1000 hours lol. Definitely burst a few blood vessels in my 72 hours but still can't seem to put it down
@@babytiny5807 I made it to 128 hours if game play. But also most with friends. Hen friends not around,it isn't that fun. I love to build, but took bro much work and patience . Still would go back to play with new areas .
I have nothing to say against any game that was built mod friendly. The developers basically say, we built this, make it your own. Thanks for the video.
@@90Ferd me and a friend loaded most of them and found that combining Wildlife, Land Animals and Farmyard Animals was just too much.. there were too many animals.. we cut it back to just Land, air and sea animals mods and are quite happy
I have questions. So after adding almost 300+ mods into Minecraft before how well would you say does this all mesh. I.E. does it crash often, is it laggy (a little is fine but if like half the game play is lag that's just butt), and also if those 2 points are fine then how is multiplayer in the same regards? As well as how much of these would need to be server side. On my server I have done quite a bit of client only modding and only 3 server side mods so if my friends wanted to play they don't have to download the whole of the internet. In the end honestly I love the video and I now have a whole host of new mods I really want. On the other hand however I really don't want to knee cap myself and do a bunch of debugging trying to figure out what mods don't like each other and the rigmarole of finding the lag culprits. I would also like to shoutout a few mods I use that really enhanced my gameplay but didn't see. - Under the Radar - by Kits Bitz is great it adds icons to your map and mini map in a radius around you showing things like bee hives, buildings, fish, enemies and so on its great if you don't like running through an area 30 times before finding that one crypt you were looking for. - Plant Easily - by Advize the same creator of plant everything this mod works like the grid one but it has several more features that compliment plant everything very well. - Unrestricted Portals - by JNiena this removes the restrictions from the portals so you can transport those precious items because if anyone who is like me I absolutely hate mechanics were the only reason is to slow you down to extend gameplay and not add any actual value to the game. (And also have no config for those like me who would choose to just turn it off or for others who may want to allow somethings and not others.) - XPortal - by SpikeHimself now I stated this before I found this mod is the only way I could think of to have only one portal go to any location was to place a marker on your map if you couldn't remember portal tags with the name and type that into your portal every time you wanted to go to it. This mod basically does that but with a convenient drop down list to pick from but as portals are not locked to a player on multiplayer you can go to anyone's portals so we started tagging our own personal portals with our names to differentiate them. - Willybach's HD Valheim - HD Map in Vanilla Style - by Willybach and Panoc this one overhauls the visuals of the game and just breaths new life into it getting rid of a lot of those pixelated lazy textures. Now I know some people like them and good on ya I don't believe graphics makes the game but it sure is nice when it does look pretty. - First person view - CameraMod - by Kailen_ honestly I believe every survival builder should have a first person mode this allows you to scroll all the way in to go to first person its not perfect but it really changes the whole experience of the game. and last - Enhanced BepInEx Configuration Manager - by jettlife21 anyone who has a bunch of mods this is for you it makes it WAY more convenient to edit configs and most can be changed in game without needing to restart to see the effect is super handy and I didn't know about it right away I just happen to come across it while ready someone's mod page. I have all these mods and then some and they all work with no problems even while on my dedicated server. Bla bla bla long time later didn't read lol. Again I loved the video but some more info would be so helpful especially when you start accumulating a lot of mods like that and also as several others have stated a collections link would also be a nice touch. Thanks for the vid cant wait for the next defiantly liked and subbed.
Human addition to the game 100% would break my immersion. At the start of the game we learn we've been sent to Valheim alone in order to become Odin's champion/warrior w/e you wanna call it.
Very interesting. My PC has a hard enough time playing vanilla with mid to low settings already, so doubt I could get away with any of the visual stuff, but I may try out the QOL mods. Thanks for the showcase!
Having watched, those are impressive mods for sure, but I don't think they are for me. I've found with more than a few games that you can very easily tip the balance of fun game to boring overload. Lots of impressive work in them though and thank you for putting it together.
Honestly, the only ones *I* would bother with are the inventory mod and the custom boats one, maybe the barrels one for some cosmetics. I don't even want the boat one for the boats. Rafts adds the ability to make piers(logpoles that go all the way to the bottom of water), farmable dirt blocks, and actual ladders. The gear and new creatures ones seem like they'd be too much bloat to be fun. I've tried similar things on Minecraft and those tended to end up being too much crap to keep up with and felt like a chore instead of an improvement.
The Plant Everything looks good to me - vines and those illusive blueberries :D And would love to be able to cart metal through portals, but I can live with that.
@@riteasrain there are mods for that. My preference is to use Advanced Portals. That adds a few new portals specifically for certain types of metal and below, so there's still that early struggle, but once you're into a later tier, you can harvest lesser materials with ease. My only complaint with it is that the portal for silver and black metal are the same and require Mistlands tier materials to make. There really should be something for Silver and lower.
oh, i downloaded almost everything there and configured each one lol some mods that conflict with Valheim Plus i had to remove and the Teleport Wolves is deactivating the auto pickup but ready to start a new world, thank u again! i just wanted to let u know about the wolf mod, people may be wondering and testing for one hour like me lmao XD
@@Destinia1 do u see the comment with the google drive link? if not looks like youtube wont let me share links. u can give me an email and i sent it to you
So I recently wanted to start modding Valheim and if this list is what a complete Valheim game looks like, have you actually tried all these mods together to see if they function because that looks like a bug fueled mess with SO MANY mods but also looks absolutely amazing if they function together.
Most mods run on Valheim+ or Jotunn which is a mod compiler, which ultimately means most will work simultaneously unless otherwise stated by the mod developer (use at own risk) I run about 15 mods for QoL stuff (xportal, plant everything, planbuild, build camera, etc) simultaneously that don't impact eachother heavily. Occasionally a mod will break though, and you'll have to turn them all of and test them one by one to see which one causes the problem. Usually updates come in about a week of it breaking though so nbd. I haven't tested any game-changing stuff though. I would add the dual wield mod personally so that daggers are actually something that would make sense to use, and axes as well, but none of the other mob-adding ones or biome changing ones would I add personally
Of all the games to complain out there Valheim is the only one that nobody should complain about and yet here we are .... Imagine that.... 3A devs release half finished buggy messes at 60$ a pop and get awards and continue to ask money through dlc packs,get showered in love and you get content for like 15-20 hours. A small studio that has the decency to keep their game as early access, prices it accordingly, doesnt ask for and made a commitment not to ask for more money and has the content to play for hundreds of hours, respects its fan base, adds updates at regular times and all it gets is complaints .... Good show chaps. No wonder cyberpunk and darktide are successful
I am only 38 seconds in the video and stopped and I can not believe anyone can complain about a game that is one of the best games I have played in years for a whole $19.99 way way way under priced if they would have raised the game price to $40 or $60 would have still have been worth every penny, but back the the subject I think they are doing great on a game that cost so little with it's development I am sure if everyone would have paid more the game would be getting developed faster.
Oddly titled video. Should have been "Modding Valheim into the Game I want". Mods are great in the fact that you can pick and choose how to change the game up to your style. But the game being developed is the game the way it should be for game maker.
Thanks! best mod video for valheim I've watched. Returning player after me and my kids lost everything on our run and marooned ourselves on the starting island lol.
Gotta be careful with that inventory armor mod. If you happen to launch the game w/o the mod activated after having used it, you will lose that inventory forever and have to remake them.
I am working on a new Valheim challenge but since they take a long time to make I decided to upload a new video kind of video talking about unique healing mechanics in different games. Check it out if that sounds interesting to you! th-cam.com/video/YZRRU4gpBfY/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=HauntedOath
Is there a chance that you can make a modpack that has all these cool things in them?
By any chance, are there any of the mods listed not compatible with other mods? @HauntedOath
hay do you have a mod list on tunderstorm mod manager? it would be awesome try this mod list
I couldnt manage to get these mopds to work as of the date of making this comment. Please help! I bought the game just to try it like your video !
Hi can you please help me? I was trying to use the mods you are mentioned but I am facing with some errors and the seed wont start....Please help me I am very interested in these mods. Do you have a discord?
gotta remember that this game studio is only 9 people, and not all of those are actual programmers. so the scope and game development time makes total sense
"Making the game Valheim should have been."
- Adds weed, bongs, and bamboo architecture.
Yeah this is goofy lol
wtf
The animals added also completely look like they belong to the game /s
There's the mod Valweed for that.
this is less than 1% of what he covered and talked about. You need to look into the mirror and change the person you're looking at.
Adding cannabis into Valheim really is the biggest pothead immersion breaking thing I can think of
The worst part is that doesn't even look like a cannabis plant.
@@SupComRaiden2 It's very handy to have either way, one gives u rested bonus, the other makes it so it takes longer for your food meter to fade
This guy's eyes are so dilated it's actually funny
If I made a game, with my friends, for fun, that was as successful as Valheim has been, I'd take my damn time with every update.
So you would want to be a shitty dev? lol you do you
I get it, but your fan base would move on to other things.
@@LookinAround2 let them, they'll come back
@@lyxsyx8354 not my friends , and hundreds of other games out there to be played
it's the world of warcraft principle, the die-hards will get the casuals back in due time - and until then its ez money for a long time
I agree with the general sentiment but some of these mods are too much for the base game. So not everything on this list would be making Valheim "the game it should have been." But there are definitely some good choices in there.
To anyone finding this: The TeleportWolves mod will disable auto-pickup. It also makes your stealth meter show up constantly. And throws a ton of errors when it's booting up. I'd avoid this one until it gets updated or fixed.
Someone please pin this, its 100% accurate.
"Teleport wolves" is out of date and does not work anymore because the creator abandoned it. you can rather download "teleport everything". this allows you to teleport ore, loxes, carts, etc. if you rather sail than teleporting ore you can turn it off. my server and i took a vote on if we wanted it on and off and because we have been playing so long and are limited for time we voted to turn teleporting with ores on. the choice is yours my friend.
thankyou so much dude, i noticed autopickup wasnt working and i had no idea why
@@jackack4502 no prob homie
This guy is the fuckin GOAT!
Some mods are really against the Vikings aesthetics so I don't think this is really what valheim will look later
Don't worry Iron gate is marking steps in the right direction. We should see a full blown game in 40 years.
More like 4 years.
You guys need to learn some patience.
@@jaredgarden2455 surely. Keep sucking on that copium wiener
@@jaredgarden2455nah,at this pace in 4 years we will have a new chair. 40 years is a healthy spectation
@@MeLlamoBauti lol your too used to games dropping on a yearly cycle 😂games weren’t always shit when they actually take their time to make it it’s truly art hopefully they don’t pander to the cry baby’s like you lmao
@@jaredgarden2455 4 years is way too long if you expect people to buy the game. Not with how little content has been added in those 2 years
Hey man. Great video! I'm the mod developer for BetterDiving. Glad you're enjoying the mod!
Thank you for spending time making it
how does one make a mod for this game? or even any game at that.
when im trynna use the mod i cant start a game .-.
@r3vennt I can't recreate the issue you're experiencing. I'd suggest checking the logs. The issue is most likely related to another mod you are using.
10:45 "3 years for the ashlands" KEKW bad call
Now to hope it's not actually 3 years for the Deep North, LMAO!
I love how you separate the mods into sections. It's really helpful when looking for specific types of mods!
It would be more appropriate to title this "Modding Valheim Into the Game I Feel it Should've Been" because at 1200+ hours in the game myself, i assure you this is not the version of Valheim I would be interested in playing. I do appreciate that the Devs created a way for us to enjoy the game as we individually see fit.
Cope
Well, he made the video so the point you're making is already implied. So, his title is correct.
I know you've addressed the time it's been out already, but I would also like to point out that Mistlands was the one biome they didn't have an idea for when they were making it. Considering the overwhelming success and attention on bug fixes being priority for a small team, I would say Mistlands came out within a fairly reasonable time frame.
They also know what they want to do with Deep North and Ashlands already from what I've heard on the grapevine, so I doubt it will be anywhere near as long as Mistlands took!
Copium OD
@@doomwalker9934 I can't understand what's so hard to grasp about a small dev team with a big vision not being able to pump content out at the rate of a triple A studio.
Excusium OD
@@neurotic3015 3 years +. copium. Unpaid devs creating more content to fix the game in less time
@@sethc2241 it's been 2 years, but you're too stupid to have your own opinion and just ripped it from someone else.
I like the idea of adding more and a greater variety of creatures, but it's a little disappointing that most of the mods in this video that do that use higher-res textures than the base game. Noticed the same problem with a couple of the building mods. It makes the modded assets stick out, which I suppose might have been the intention.
i was thinking the exact same thing i wish it was matching art styles then id 100% add them
It's because most mods that add stuff to the game use already made graphics. Either you use free stuff or you buy some cheap ones. Coding is usually the stronger part of a modder's gift. Not saying they can't make graphics, but that is usually not the focus. More people that can do great models should offer their help with mods and we'd see a lot better mods at the end, but good luck finding them doing it for free.
I agree. WoW has this issue with transmog as most of the pieces from earlier expansions are very low rez, while the newer ones are extremely detailed and high rez.
It doesn't look right seeing the fur of an animal while my trees are brown splotches
@@noahodum9737 You want fur on your trees? :p (joking)
That's so interesting... wondering why, after making millions on Steam sales, Iron Gate is not hiring those modders to help develop the rest of the game!
They just patch their favorites into the game, and take the credit
@@kennithbernard6835 😂totally sad but funny
Iron Gate is working on stuff like new biomes and cross platform play. Modders seem to be doing tweaks to existing stuff.
Half these mods don't really add up to their artistic vision of the game...I figure they want to remain a relatively small team. Which sucks because this project is very ambitious
You do realize they get norma pay and their publisher is the one making bank, right?
Yea adding pizza, birthday cake, asian buildings and weed isn't exactly my idea of a 'complete' Valheim, but snapping crops, planting berries and barrels with visual representation of what's in them would be awesome
The combination of elements from Minecraft, Creativerse, Lostark, Stardew Valley, WoW is insanely amazing. But then its not Valheim anymore. I think the simplicity of the game is what makes it Valheim. It surely can use an update to tweak elements like the Ocean, the excessive storage of inventory - which might had been just a secondary focus of the game.
It just adds the ability to craft your own valheim, I love the idea.
Yeah, implementing *some* is fine and I'd even say recommended, like the boat-maker one, mostly for the piers, farmable dirt blocks, and actual ladders
Most of these are a tad too bloated for my taste, while not really bringing that much that's really that compelling to the table.
A kajillion new weapons? Meh.
Random monsters? Eh...
Smoke weed everyday? Nah, I'm good, brah.
More random animals? Looks okay, I guess, but hard to care, because livestock is already kind of a chore.
Rafts? Yes please, but not even for the custom boats.
Added slots for armor and a misc items? Most definitely want that, cause I prefer the 1-8 to be for weapons, shields, and tools.
@@InfernosReaper I would love for you people to explain to me how more content is bad? A dozen new weapons is great, a dozen new enemies is great, everything you’re saying is “bloated” is great. It’s more content and things to do, how in any regard is that a negative? You can always choose to not use weapons/armor or to not visit new biomes, etc.
@@llGreyll. Because after a certain point, it gets to be a chore to keep up with? Thought that was kinda obvious. Nothing like all that added scrolling time to wade through to stuff you don't want to mess with to get to the stuff you do.
Plus the added system resources needed for the game do add up the more crap ya pile on. If you're not gonna really use it, why even have it?
@@InfernosReaper How does it become a chore to keep up with? Dude I’m just going to have to disagree with you in general and part ways in this discussion. I don’t think more content for people to enjoy will ever be a negative, especially when it’s not low quality.
I started playing last month and have been enjoying it. It could definitely use some quality-of-life updates. Some of these mods fit in better with the base game than others. Personally, I would want to preserve the Norse feel more and plants like bamboo, rice, corn, and potatoes don't fit that. Bamboo is from Asia and the other crops are from the Americas (ie not native to Europe). Looking at the list of crops in Valheim turnips, carrots, onions, blueberries, raspberries, and cloudberries are all plants "Vikings" had access to. Some other crops I found that the Norse would have eaten are pears, cherries, plums, blackberries, and strawberries (according to Google). I would say the same thing about animals. Cows, sheep, goats, horses, hens, and ducks would make sense.
i figured potatoes would be fine
Wild strawberries, just to be specific. Modern strawberries are actually the result of a failed hybrid grown in France during the 18th centaury where they wanted bigger berries and therefor crossbred Fragaria virginiana(from north america) with Fragaria chiloensis (from Chile). It's considered a fail since, although the berries did get larger, they also lost their flavour profile.
@@colorblockpoprocks6973 Not really. Potatoes originate from South America and wasn't discovered by Europeans until 1530 AD and commonly used first 150 years after that. The viking period in the north died out around 1100 AD and although there are proof that vikings discovered north America, less evidence can be pointed at them finding south America as well.
It didn't take 3 years for Mistlands. There were many other updates in those three years. The main consumer of time is when they were first porting it to console, and each update them having to make it work with consoles which slows progression so much.
Also the Ashlands is nothing like Helheim's depiction. You are thinking of Muspelheim (Múspell) which is a burning hellish landscape. Niflheim (or Helhiem) is a cold and dead place ruled by Hel.
Sea serpents do not spawn at random, they have very specific spawner zones where a spawner can well spawn. It is always a good idea to mark on your map where you see Serpents or Leviathans as they will only spawn in that area. If you make a newer world they did decrease the amount of serpent spawners in worlds sadly, due to the fact they used to spawn way too much, you'd go serpent hunting and while dealing with one you'd run into another. Not a terrible thing when you're trying to kill them, but if you're just exploring and traveling, or under geared it makes the ocean impossible to travel.
Leviathans are 1 time spawns, no need to mark them
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Wasn't the porting done by a different company. Pretty sure they outsourced that to someone else
@@justthere845 yeah it was ported by different studios. People just really like to defend iron gate cause they are indie. But they did abandon their roadmap and take years for mistlands. In between launch and mistlands we got hearth and home and the ice cave shit, nothing special, besides 2 OK armor sets and some build ables.
Some of this better get implemented into the game. The separate tab for armor, planting berry bushes, the free camera for building, all the cool new storage options, the grid for planting. All of that should be in the standard game.
Totally agree, some people say the simplicity of the game is what makes it good but to me when some of the basics really suck then it's a problem that the devs should of already resolved. Past the beginning phase of the game you should be able to unlock all of these things along the way.
*QoL is key to a open world game.*
They could of browsed the modding community to see what players are downloading the most and spent 6 months implementing the most popular ideas. I mean if they have no clue what they should be doing, at least steal the best ideas from your own community.
Embracing their modding community could of given them a easy update roadmap AFTER they removed their original.
_People are critical of the devs because nobody likes to see a roadmap used to hype the game be removed AFTER you sell 10 million units._
Then to take 36 months on a single biome update and some half-a$$ patches?!? HOT TUB??? At least stick to your worlds own lore/theme? 🤡
This is some awesome work on updating the game. Kudos to you for showing people and all the mod creators that really put some effort into creating these.
I like the thought of having easy access berries, but foraging and exploring is a huge part of the game. Conflicted
So it's been brought to my attention that I am not a smart man and that Valheim has been out for 2 years not 3 lol soo yeah.. that's embarrassing
Are you going to be doing a modded showcase playthrough? Or do you stream on Twitch?
its also still in development
@@Kadath_Gaming I probably will do a play through and no I don't stream although that's not a bad idea
@@HauntedOath for me I would like it if you did a modded playthrough with parts (also if you do a modded playthrough please don't over do it with mods it could make the video confusing dew to just so meny crazy op things that get added)
Still your point on their less than ideal development speed is on point. By this point they should really have at least 2 biomes completes instead of one.
Should've been is kinda strong wording for a game in early access, also people are saying its got an incredibly slow development cycle, but so many other early access games have been going for way longer.
I'd love it if they would finish it quickly, but I definitely prefer devs who take their time for good reasons... No idea if these devs are doing that, but it'd be nice if they were.
Exactly. It SHOULD have been titled... the game that COULD have been... or the game that I EXPECT when complete... Game is still in Early Access ffs.
and 'new' is a strong word for the enemies in the ashlands mod
Considering Minecraft is still the same game with little to nothing of significance added. I’d say Valheim is doing pretty good
thats a stellar point lol
Ah yes, the Viking game where you can smoke weed and grow avocados... the game it should've been lol
I just started playing this on Xbox, and I think you just sold me on getting the PC version and going to town! Awesome video bud!!
Poor soul. Doesn't realize they put way more effort into optimizing the game for console, even at the expense of implementing patches for xbox that drastically effect PC performance.
This was awesome!
Thank you so much for all the work you put into this video!
Wonderfully done!
Really great!!!
I do not mean this disrespectfully, but I do mean it, that this video has aged like milk.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m using a few of the mods listed here, but was completely unaware of some of the others and am so excited to try them out after seeing them in action!
They started out as just a few dudes making a game for themselves. Once they decided to put it out for others it was cheap. People need to stop expecting the world out of these guys. It's not their fault they accidently made one of the best survival games to date that gained instant popularity. 😂
Saying, the way it should have been sounds like the game has been done for years, they are still making it.
I bought this game a long time ago, but still haven't had time to give it a shot. Really cool to see that it's getting near Skyrim-levels of customization through mods. Surely the devs will implement some of these fantastic ideas in the future, although I do think some of this game's charm is in it's simplicity. Thanks for the video, really well delivered and laid out.
Try it Vanilla first, then decide what you add ;) .
@@jimbean2274 The vanilla one was kinda a chore after a while even played with my friends. Especially you need good boat to get my ores to other island
I don’t even play this game but watched the whole video and now I want to get the game just to mod it like this cause this looks awesome
In terms of how the game should've been, having burgers and a bong of that shape seem out of place for a viking game xD. I don't generally mod the games I play, though I do wish to see a lot of mods here eventually get in the normal game, mainly the armor having its own inventory slots, new and customizable boats, more animals, and capability of planting many of the plants that can only be found by foraging. Even the food barrels are genius. I really hope the future of the game post-completion adds many features to make it as good as the things that are shown here.
Damn. What a great style and delivery on everything. I haven’t even played this game but I wanna see more of your work. Best wishes.
I like that the game is so small tho, it gives that unique twist that most games don't have
what twist
what twist
I'm surprised that valheim doesn't have as strong a modding community as ark did.
Amazing mods! and yeah i have the same problem my friends play for like 2 weeks and then stop. Meanwhile im still on farming crafting potions and building and dealing with events all on my own.
does the mod work with multiplayer?
This is like joining some ipad kids minecraft server, having to download 30gb of random crap, just to crash your PC after 10 seconds.
These mods make the game feel more complete and alive, thanks!
if they worked it would feel more complete and alive yes. But i'm still trying to figure out what mods are working still and what mods aren't working anymore from this list. And it's a long list to go through. Some mods depend on other mods. So it's a complete mod list of 65 different mods. Pretty hard to find the needles in this haystack. Or at worst case scenario, there is no hay and it's all just needles. All broken mods. IDK yet. I'm just scrolling through the comment section to see if someone have mentioned any mods they know aren't working anymore. teleport wolves is apparently one of them.
its the weapon customizer and all the other mods by thedefside just spent ages trying to get into the world now my mouse is perma inverted :)@@gargoyled_drake
Did you find the list of working mods? @@gargoyled_drake
@@gargoyled_drake did you ever find out in the end about the mods and what works?
I didn't know there were mods for this game at all. Wow. Dope.
For god's sake, it did NOT take 3 years for mistlands update to be ready. There were minor updates and bug fixing throughout all this time:
- February 2021 - April 2021: Bug fixing to ensure the game ran smoothly for our massive influx of new players.
- May 2021 - September 2021: Main development of Hearth & Home
- October 2021 - November 2021: Bug fixing for Hearth & Home, as well as developing the Abomination, and starting the development of the Frost Caves
- December 2021 - February 2022: Main development of the Frost Caves
- March 2022 - December 2022: Main development of the Mistlands
- January 2023 - present: Hildir's Quest and Ashlands are in development
Ashlands will be ready in half a year, tops. Plus, the devs said they'll be more transparent about ashlands than during the mistlands development.
I'm not against mods, really, I like it vanilla, and anyone can decide what they want in the game, but stop saying it takes years for another biome to be developed, this is simply not true.
Playing a guitar while bungee jumping from a helicopter into a volcano is the best reason I ever had to subscribe to someone.
Absolutely loving these mods. Gonna be hard to go back to the base game after having these.
it's gonna be hard playing the game with these mods at all as half of them apparently don't work with the game anymore.
u just made me download valheim after 2 years lol most complete video and inspiring, thank u!
Omfg the dual wield animations look amazing! We might get dual wield soon since a new ashlands enemy will have dual wield
Thanks for your amazing video! I have been looking for nice mods that i can add to valheim. This is a perfect list of nice mods! Keep up the good work!
Valheim is perfect the way it is
And you forgot the backbone of everything from terrain generators. The Better Continents mod. Very handy
You should turn this into a collection!
Yeah, that's what I'd like to see. It'd be great if I could just get this whole shebang as a pack.
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I downloaded them all and exported my profile key. Should work. Tested briefly, the game starts at least even though there are some errors in the bepinex loader window.
Here's my Thunderstone Mod Manager profile code: 01879bb7-e7e1-b5c2-62b5-d4da705f56f5
I made some changes:
• Disabled TeleportWolves - the mod doesn't work at all and it breaks the game.
• Disabled Biome_Flora - Tanks framerate to an unplayable degree.
• Disabled Farmyard_Animals - Bad mod compared to the others.
• Wildlife - Bad mod compared to the others.
• TheFarmer - is literally incompatible with BetterTrader, so I don't know why it's on Haunted Oath's list.
• Got Better_Trader_Remake by Digitalroot - The original literally doesn't work.
• Disabled Troll Visual Upgrade - You can reenable this if you want, I just wanted to trim fat.
• Disabled Basement - It just seemed like a dumb mod so I disabled it out of the chute. You can run it if you want, I just haven't tested it.
• Added FloorsAreRoofs - Made it so the stuff on the lower deck of my ValheimRaft ship can be used.
• Added VALKEA by The_Bes_Decree - Someone I'm playing with wanted it to make some finer details on the ValheimRaft ship. I devmoded the hammer in because the cost of it is just stupid.
• The modded-in animals have mod-proprietary hides that are only good for making rugs. I changed them in the configs so they're either Leather Scraps or Deer Hide so I can actually use them for stuff. I can go over how I did it if anyone asks.
Honestly, there's so much wrong with Haunted Oath's modlist it's like he didn't even test it. I can't believe the comments aren't full of people pointing out the issues I mentioned above.
@@nesano4735 me and my freind tried multiplayer with this and he does not see any modded content such as enhanced player inventory and in the settings he does not see the binds for magic heim but i do he is hosting the server do you know any fixes?
@@nesano4735 Thanks for posting the code! I also recommend:
UseEquipmentInWater
SpeedyPaths
Minimal_UI
SteadyRegeneration
AutoRepair
FuelEternal
Sailing
Ranching
PackHorse
Mining
Lumberjacking
Farming
Evasion
Cooking
Building
Blacksmithing
MistBeGone (for those who hate the mist in Mistlands - IMO it makes Mistlands so much better)
SmarterContainers
TargetPortal
Max_Dungeon_Rooms
XRayVision
Recipe_Description_Expansion
AzuMapDetails
AzuClock
AzuAutoStore
AzuAreaRepair
AzuHoverStats
AAA_Crafting
Slope Combat Assistance (DigitalRoot)
MassFarming
"the bong hits you back..."
I'm sold.
I dont at all understand the critique of slow development. Not that I deny it, but I think it is pretty understandable and when you compare this game to other early access games... darn, I played with a friend who (after 60hrs playtime!) thought it was already a full release. For me the slower development in the past has been understandable and I have no problem with it. I can play other games and come back for the next biome one year later, as long as it is this reasonable amount of time, I want a finished game not a rushed game...
Edit: what also irritates me, is that support for other platforms / cross-platform support is completely ignored. That is sth that takes a lot of time and you as a first release pc gamer wont benefit from, but others do.
I think that people that play with mods are a little delusional about what real game development looks like. It's very easy to make mods with the game as a framework, developer APIs, etc. compared to actually developing the game where you're sometimes working on multiple features at once so you can push on with the roadmap, while trying to polish the main next feature for launch. A long term, large scale team project is very different from coding a mod for it in your basement on the weekends.
I agree 100%. The game is early access. We're all playing the game with that understanding, but it's unfair for him to title it, "The game it should have been" when the game hasn't even released it's 1.0 yet.
@@ne0nmancer That reminds me of a video I watched recently from a dude who talked about his foray into an extreme romhack pokemon(gen3 if I recall correctly). There are freebie tools and whatnot for various modifications for the roms, but his goals were too lofty for that and he had to figure out how to modify the games on the code level. He was shooting for making a new game in that engine, basically.
Long story short, it was a struggle for a while until he started getting the hang of it. After months of work and progress, he announced that he was done with his project, because he accidentally broke it and can't figure out how to fix it.
Such is the difference between making a game and modding one.
@@ne0nmancer Not true tbh. It's an organisational design and management issue. The kind of split focus you described can be avoided with good org design.
@@theapplechapel It's 100% true.
I think this is all looking nice. But i dont like the idea of everything progressing endlessly. What would biome 10,15 or 20 look like? guns? Lasers? Fighting aliens and gods? Its like you are trying to update "chess". You can add all new cool pieces that move in different ways and it will just end up being stupid and complicated. I liked the simple times in valheim, trying to figure out how to build your crapy wooden house, just walking through medows, black forest, and just exploring all the new stuff, never knowing what you end up encountering. Then landing in swamps and finding how harsh it was there. I think we are never getting this back. It was the magic of exploring NEW, yet simple and beautiful. UNLESS- The only idea that comes to my mind to replicate this feeling would be having such a huge amount of mobs, recourses, weapons and biomes (possibly generated randomly to big extent) That every world you generate, would end up with only a low percentage of these resourses, mobs, bosses, weapons and bioms availabe from a huge pool. That way, every time you start a new world, it would be absolutely a new experience and you would have clue to what shore your travel would lead you to and what boss you encounter there. All the weapons you would have to find out how to craft, find the best foods etc. This for me is the only chance to replicate the original love i had for Valhiem.
I think they should add some of the amazing mods into the game as new content
especially the doobie of odin
here in the future when we're no longer worried about time lines, i still find these mods super cool and useful!
i also notice you missed epic loot which makes the trader much bigger and more useful then the one you shown, it gives you bounty objectives adding elite into the game
I love Valheim and wanted more,this video opens up a new world for me,thank you very much.
Just to let you know, we link this video when people come into our stream, its amazing and you deserve all the praise for putting this combo of mods together!
This might be the most amazing thing i've ever heard coming for the game. Can't wait to try this all out on my friends server and spend countless (but very joyful) hours to come
Muspelheim: land of lava, fire and ash -home to the Fire Giants.
Niflheim: land of mist and ice -home to the Ice Giants
Helheim: land of the dead. Hel watches over those who had done wrong, and those who died without reputation.
your work and passion are admirable! but valheim IS the game it should be, INCLUDING the fact that, in this immediate gratification day and age, we have to wait so long for yet another fix of it, to temporarily and not even completely, but so delightfully masochistic, quench our addiction.
@andreipopescu5342 but valheim IS the game it should be. It's the game that the Devs want it to be, and if someone wants to play it vanilla, that's fine. It's their money and their choice. For me, and loads of other players by the thousands of mods out there, it is not the game that the ' players ' want it to be. Even adding half a dozen mods can improve the game SO much , that you'll never go back to vanilla. But fortunately , it is every players choice. I choose to use a few mods, around a dozen. And it makes the game so much more fun. For me. In this day and age , we have choice. Play it vanilla, play it modded, just ' play ' Valheim. Enjoy. :)
List of mods in video (some of these are deprecated and some are incompatible with each other, for example 'better trader' and 'thefarmer'):
Quality of Life
-build camera
-odins food barrels
-item drawers
-extended player inventory
-mount up
-teleport wolves
-beasts of burden
-auto feed
Farming
-farm grid
-biome flora
-plant everything
-valharvest
-fruit trees
-bamboozled
-valweed
-seed totem
-farmyard animals
-boneappetit
Armor Weapons Combat
-southsil armor
-judes equipment
-chaos armor
-brute weapons
-magical weapons
-fantasy armoury
-dual wield
-sages vault
-magicheim
New Enemies and Updated Biomes
-outsiders
-journey to valhalla
Sailing and the Ocean
-valheim raft
-odinship
-surtling boat
-sea animals
-better diving
-krumpacs biome clutter
Miscellaneous
-odinhorse
-magical mounts
-goodest boy
-cats
-populated villages
-odinskingdom
-odinarchitect
-basementjvledition
-enchanted potions (enhanced potions??)
-troll visual upgrade
-better trader
-thefarmer
-landanimals
-wildlife
-airanimals
You got me when RuneScape song started playing, subscribed
This would actually be an AMAZING MMO(lite) if we can also make all of this work with hundreds of players!! If anyone attempts to do so, Please let me know!!
I dont play the game BUT people like you should be respected because they spend time from their life to bring gamers what they need.So respect bro ;)
Could you make a "collections" pack for us to try these out? It can be very tedious to look up and find every single mod you mentioned. :)
some of the mods that he mentioned like magic heim (or jewel heim) are already mod packs of over 70 mods.
@@tylerhansen1892 actually I installed them all and got to 71 in total..
Here's the thunderstore profile ID which you should be able to just import:
01879a04-1716-c05d-ffb8-42d132d8cd52
I did include Xportal and unrestricted portal so if you want only his list, disable those two.
I just stumbled upon this video and I am truly amazed! I love Valheim, I played it for hundreds of hours, but for some reason I never looked at mods for this game. Now I definitely gotta say, holy cow! So many awesome mods, can't wait to explore them all! The game definitely looks complete with all those mods 😄
Love really great mods in here but unless I missed it you're missing something major a mod that gets rid of rain damage to structures as well as one that lets you build full-stretch out of wood because that's a big portion of what they used
Which mod would you suggest for that?
@@jonathanjoyce4106 don't know my computer's broken down so I'm only playing it on Console right now and Rain damage is kicking my butt LOL
"except for the serpent that only spawns very rarely, and by rarely I mean I mean non-existent." I just started playing this game again after 2 years. My friends were on the water for over an hour with their raft, and I finally left to join them and within 5 minutes of being in the ocean biome the sea monster destroyed my raft and killed me.
For me, the only mods that I’d want out of all of these is more ships, horses, and maybe the trader mod
Holy cow those are some really cool mods! I really like the weapons, armor and ship mods. Great stuff and gonna go check them out now 👍
So, this is just like every other modpack out there. It changes a ton of things with the game, claims to be balanced, and just isn’t lmao. There were a few cool ones like the barrels of food, I wouldn’t mind seeing more of that and I’d for sure love to start seeing magic earlier in the game. Some ocean love is needed too. But other than that I’m content to just see them produce things on their own
It's the first time I run across your channel. Really enjoyed your video and watched till the end. 😊 Hope you have a good day
Thanks for this. I am 1400 hours into Valheim and it's time to do a run like this.
Love all your videos man.
Do you have a Twitch Stream or anything else people could watch or do you just do videos?
How did you do it? That's a ton of playtime, for what this game offers.
@@frostxr I finished the game a couple times and then took a break for elden Ring and other games. Came back when a friend convinced me to try single life. That took a while to complete. Then I made a server for us to play together single life. Then Mistlands came out, and I started from scratch there. The game is just so peaceful but challenging at the same time. Its fun to start a new world and find where everything is. Now I'm dipping into mods. I just a sngle lfe playthrough with Epic Loot, which was fantastic. Now I'm doing a run with the Journey to Valhalla mod. There's just something meditative about chopping wood, trying to get better at building, finding a new spot for a base, sailing.
@@jaedencew I see. I haven't really played it solo. Was so much fun with friends. But then we all got bored 1 by 1. Building was fun but long or hard to build your visions . I did about 130 hours. I can't believe you found ways to play for over 1k hours. The only game ie ever played that much was WoW. I will eventually play some more. Maybe with mods too. Hopefully they are easy to use.
@@frostxr I also can't comprehend this amount of hours in the game, the game is absolutely infuriating to me at times and I think I would actually harm myself by playing this game for 1000 hours lol. Definitely burst a few blood vessels in my 72 hours but still can't seem to put it down
@@babytiny5807 I made it to 128 hours if game play. But also most with friends. Hen friends not around,it isn't that fun. I love to build, but took bro much work and patience . Still would go back to play with new areas .
I have nothing to say against any game that was built mod friendly. The developers basically say, we built this, make it your own.
Thanks for the video.
It really wasn't build mod friendly & they were kind of resistant to them at first.
Beautiful mods. Quick question. Can you stack up all these mods at the same time?
UP: please tell me if you stack all of them will it kill your game or gets massive FPS drops, so basically do they interfere with eachother
@@90Ferd me and a friend loaded most of them and found that combining Wildlife, Land Animals and Farmyard Animals was just too much.. there were too many animals.. we cut it back to just Land, air and sea animals mods and are quite happy
@@seabhacgra517 Did they remove others to make them work better? I have very few frames
I thought I knew about most of the cool mods... and then I watched this video. Thank you! Great content :)
I have questions. So after adding almost 300+ mods into Minecraft before how well would you say does this all mesh. I.E. does it crash often, is it laggy (a little is fine but if like half the game play is lag that's just butt), and also if those 2 points are fine then how is multiplayer in the same regards? As well as how much of these would need to be server side. On my server I have done quite a bit of client only modding and only 3 server side mods so if my friends wanted to play they don't have to download the whole of the internet. In the end honestly I love the video and I now have a whole host of new mods I really want. On the other hand however I really don't want to knee cap myself and do a bunch of debugging trying to figure out what mods don't like each other and the rigmarole of finding the lag culprits.
I would also like to shoutout a few mods I use that really enhanced my gameplay but didn't see.
- Under the Radar - by Kits Bitz is great it adds icons to your map and mini map in a radius around you showing things like bee hives, buildings, fish, enemies and so on its great if you don't like running through an area 30 times before finding that one crypt you were looking for.
- Plant Easily - by Advize the same creator of plant everything this mod works like the grid one but it has several more features that compliment plant everything very well.
- Unrestricted Portals - by JNiena this removes the restrictions from the portals so you can transport those precious items because if anyone who is like me I absolutely hate mechanics were the only reason is to slow you down to extend gameplay and not add any actual value to the game. (And also have no config for those like me who would choose to just turn it off or for others who may want to allow somethings and not others.)
- XPortal - by SpikeHimself now I stated this before I found this mod is the only way I could think of to have only one portal go to any location was to place a marker on your map if you couldn't remember portal tags with the name and type that into your portal every time you wanted to go to it. This mod basically does that but with a convenient drop down list to pick from but as portals are not locked to a player on multiplayer you can go to anyone's portals so we started tagging our own personal portals with our names to differentiate them.
- Willybach's HD Valheim - HD Map in Vanilla Style - by Willybach and Panoc this one overhauls the visuals of the game and just breaths new life into it getting rid of a lot of those pixelated lazy textures. Now I know some people like them and good on ya I don't believe graphics makes the game but it sure is nice when it does look pretty.
- First person view - CameraMod - by Kailen_ honestly I believe every survival builder should have a first person mode this allows you to scroll all the way in to go to first person its not perfect but it really changes the whole experience of the game.
and last - Enhanced BepInEx Configuration Manager - by jettlife21 anyone who has a bunch of mods this is for you it makes it WAY more convenient to edit configs and most can be changed in game without needing to restart to see the effect is super handy and I didn't know about it right away I just happen to come across it while ready someone's mod page.
I have all these mods and then some and they all work with no problems even while on my dedicated server.
Bla bla bla long time later didn't read lol. Again I loved the video but some more info would be so helpful especially when you start accumulating a lot of mods like that and also as several others have stated a collections link would also be a nice touch. Thanks for the vid cant wait for the next defiantly liked and subbed.
OH THESE MODS ARE AWESOME!!! The weapons look cool and animals, shoot everything. Can't wait to download them if possible!!
If i was a dev team and saw people making amazing mods for my game I'd be incorporating them into the base game
Human addition to the game 100% would break my immersion. At the start of the game we learn we've been sent to Valheim alone in order to become Odin's champion/warrior w/e you wanna call it.
You play solo or with RL friends ?
Very interesting. My PC has a hard enough time playing vanilla with mid to low settings already, so doubt I could get away with any of the visual stuff, but I may try out the QOL mods. Thanks for the showcase!
Amazing video, you deserve way more subscribers and i will be downloading these mods, thanks!
Having watched, those are impressive mods for sure, but I don't think they are for me. I've found with more than a few games that you can very easily tip the balance of fun game to boring overload. Lots of impressive work in them though and thank you for putting it together.
Honestly, the only ones *I* would bother with are the inventory mod and the custom boats one, maybe the barrels one for some cosmetics.
I don't even want the boat one for the boats. Rafts adds the ability to make piers(logpoles that go all the way to the bottom of water), farmable dirt blocks, and actual ladders.
The gear and new creatures ones seem like they'd be too much bloat to be fun. I've tried similar things on Minecraft and those tended to end up being too much crap to keep up with and felt like a chore instead of an improvement.
The Plant Everything looks good to me - vines and those illusive blueberries :D
And would love to be able to cart metal through portals, but I can live with that.
@@riteasrain there are mods for that. My preference is to use Advanced Portals.
That adds a few new portals specifically for certain types of metal and below, so there's still that early struggle, but once you're into a later tier, you can harvest lesser materials with ease.
My only complaint with it is that the portal for silver and black metal are the same and require Mistlands tier materials to make. There really should be something for Silver and lower.
valheim dev team : " we will need a couple years to release 1 biome and 3 armors "
Modders : "hold my ale"
oh, i downloaded almost everything there and configured each one lol some mods that conflict with Valheim Plus i had to remove and the Teleport Wolves is deactivating the auto pickup but ready to start a new world, thank u again! i just wanted to let u know about the wolf mod, people may be wondering and testing for one hour like me lmao XD
would you mind sharing? i cant seem to get it to work :(
@@Destinia1 do u see the comment with the google drive link? if not looks like youtube wont let me share links. u can give me an email and i sent it to you
Just by the intro - you really earned a sub from me! Very high quality videos !
So I recently wanted to start modding Valheim and if this list is what a complete Valheim game looks like, have you actually tried all these mods together to see if they function because that looks like a bug fueled mess with SO MANY mods but also looks absolutely amazing if they function together.
Most mods run on Valheim+ or Jotunn which is a mod compiler, which ultimately means most will work simultaneously unless otherwise stated by the mod developer (use at own risk)
I run about 15 mods for QoL stuff (xportal, plant everything, planbuild, build camera, etc) simultaneously that don't impact eachother heavily. Occasionally a mod will break though, and you'll have to turn them all of and test them one by one to see which one causes the problem. Usually updates come in about a week of it breaking though so nbd.
I haven't tested any game-changing stuff though. I would add the dual wield mod personally so that daggers are actually something that would make sense to use, and axes as well, but none of the other mob-adding ones or biome changing ones would I add personally
Remember that the dev team has like 5 people in it
Of all the games to complain out there Valheim is the only one that nobody should complain about and yet here we are .... Imagine that.... 3A devs release half finished buggy messes at 60$ a pop and get awards and continue to ask money through dlc packs,get showered in love and you get content for like 15-20 hours. A small studio that has the decency to keep their game as early access, prices it accordingly, doesnt ask for and made a commitment not to ask for more money and has the content to play for hundreds of hours, respects its fan base, adds updates at regular times and all it gets is complaints .... Good show chaps. No wonder cyberpunk and darktide are successful
amen
Simp😂
I am only 38 seconds in the video and stopped and I can not believe anyone can complain about a game that is one of the best games I have played in years for a whole $19.99 way way way under priced if they would have raised the game price to $40 or $60 would have still have been worth every penny, but back the the subject I think they are doing great on a game that cost so little with it's development I am sure if everyone would have paid more the game would be getting developed faster.
Oddly titled video. Should have been "Modding Valheim into the Game I want". Mods are great in the fact that you can pick and choose how to change the game up to your style. But the game being developed is the game the way it should be for game maker.
Thanks! best mod video for valheim I've watched. Returning player after me and my kids lost everything on our run and marooned ourselves on the starting island lol.
Those shields look a lot like they sniped some stuff from WoW lol
That’s fine, WoW made a living out of stealing ideas from other games, still does.
Gotta be careful with that inventory armor mod. If you happen to launch the game w/o the mod activated after having used it, you will lose that inventory forever and have to remake them.
you can restore a character, or a world, to a previous state with back up saves, directly from the game
Man this entire collection is such a hype - im definitely gonna be trying it out. Thanks for the contents as alwayS!
I wish the Iron Gates implemented one tenth of what was shown in this video. The game would be so full of content and awesome.
I’ve modded Skyrim for years, and I’m just not realizing I can do valheim too, this video is to good imma be addicted