I've spent so long trying to catch up with this series, and after all this time... so many months... I've finally... decided to give up. It was too much. Missing new uploads was more painful than having zero prior context to anything, and let me tell you I tried. So now I've decided to multitask and watch the old and the new together, hopefully one day catching up
Those are some nice room additions, and I like the idea of an outside sitting, or tea-area next to the big window; it'll be interesting to see what you come up with. Oh! And you don't actually have to beat the pumpkins up, tempting though it might be, you can just grab them with right-clicking. And as a sidenote. Finally my curse of Terra-Preta-Absentia has been broken, and to think it only took shy of 250 hours to find my first pocket.
Wait, you can right-click pumpkins??? Mind == blown! Haha. Thanks for the kudos on the room design. I'm really pleased with how it came out! ^^ Congrats on finally finding terra preta, too!
@@Kurazarrh Indeed! Though just like with stones/flint you have to pick them up with an empty hand, or while holding another pumpkin. And many thanks. Despite all of my wanderings and searching I seem to have managed walking just outside of every single "biome" that has it. One area I had even circled, with the dark area smack dab in the middle being the one with terra preta in it.
@@bearnaff9387 Oh you have no idea just how horredously bothersome it has been. It was bad enough that the first tiny batch of terra preta I got was created by making compost, mixing it into high fertility soil and then fertilizing it with potash I found in a chest. I have no idea what Tyron was thinking when he made it that much of a timesink just to get better soil without just randomly running across it.
The fired blue clay bricks that provide edging for your walls are called quoins-typically made from masonry blocks (stones), and can be used for either structural strength or just decoration. A common feature of chateau architecture in France.
Ah, that's the word! I looked it up; apparently it's pronounced just like "coin" for the most part! I think it really brings a build to life. Seeing as I tend to use this design, I should really start remembering the word... XD
I have always broke the withered vines, I find that sometimes a new "growing" vine will take its place. Dunno if they will make another pumpkin though....
I came back later and found withered vines 3+ blocks long, growing new vines and pumpkins off of those new vines, so I think breaking them isn't the way to go!
You were really on fire this episode when it comes to decor. I wholeheartedly agree that the area outside the huge window need to be some sort of patio. I would go further to sink it to be level with the floor of the room, and give it whatever block looks closest to flagstone for a floor, along with some sort of cute bracing around the edges to hold back the soil and a lot of little bushes and plants to make it feel like a garden.
Ah, yeah, playing with the elevation could be interesting! Maybe a little retaining wall with a slab-step down into the garden area, so that whatever we plant there doesn't block the view from inside. :D Great idea!
I like the new acacia room and I absolutely love the current finished version of the dyeing room. Call me weird, but I really like knowing that the sod roof isn't hollow but actually filled with cod, packed dirt, and whatnot. It's the kind of facade I've been longing to see in a hobbit-styled house and seeing it come to fruition is just satisfying. I look forward to seeing the completion of the mound. How the path on the "second floor" would go. How the dirt facade would be blended to the barn area. And what would the final look of the underground ceiling would be. Also kinda curious if there would be any significant development, aside from the tea house, around the area towards the definitely-not-imaginary neighbours.
And it is always a pleasure to watch you plan, design, source, build, and fill in the details in every episode. Glad you found the outlet where your creativity is greatly appreciated.
i didn't even know you could put tree saplings in plant pots until today. do you know if putting one of those rare red maples in a pot will make it keep it's rosy colors? that'd be an amazing way to add a splash of vibrant red to a room imho.
Oh yeah, I love using the trees to make little bonsai decorations everywhere! In the first season, we had a dedicated bonsai room. The crimson king maples DO keep their red color! Though they still turn kinda brownish-gray in winter (trees in pots/planters still change color with the seasons if they're not evergreens).
At about 28:01 into the video you were making a corner with railing and couldn't complete the tip. If you drop a same wood block in front and chip away everything but the spot needed for that tip of the railing that should work. Looking at it again you may need to drop one on ground then on top to get that corner piece. Then remove the excess.
@@Kurazarrh could we get Mrs. Kurazarrh to come in and design you a Barbie-Pink Tea room on the upper floor overlooking the crops? Randomly starting the Video there would be so funny
Lol yeah 11 dyes is a weird number to settle on, but hey at least its not 16 like "that other block game", then again i kind of wish there were more colors and other brighter blocks of some sort, maybe even round out the pastels to keep with the vibe of the game.
I do find it a bit silly how little pumpkin seeds you get back, some people use pumpkin seeds ENTIRELY for cooking! The number of Pumpkin seeds might be into the thousands as far as I'm aware. Just very silly.
Yeah, it's a bit weird. I think they should give at least 4, given that pumkins also aren't terribly space-efficient and often only provide 1-2 pumpkins on a vine.
Ooof, one seed per PUMPKIN!?! That smarts! I remember seeing a mod that lets you knife crops for seeds in your crafting grid. Im really thinking its time to get that before i make it too far xD 1 seed per pumpkin is a bit too stingy for my liking. Of course theres a mod for that. A few different ones in fact with different methods of getting more seeds back... NONE of them did a single thing for Pumpkin seeds... >_< well there goes that idea.
Whaaaaat? It's just like in real life, though... cut open a pumpkin, and you'll only find ONE seed inside! And once you take the seed out, you can't eat the pumpkin anymore! ;P
Hey, thanks for your interest! I have one novel published and one that I'm trying to get published. The one that's out is available as an eBook on Amazon, titled The Companions of Tartiel. :)
have no idea how. but it didnt found ur answer to snowball challenge during 20kuestions sessions. sry if am blind or smthn. was listerning, maybe skiped by chance idk. i did snowball 2 times. first with some my usual mods+bushmeat recipes, and now it seems am almost done with clean vanilla run. the only thing i dont have now is steel. cuz need hella tonn of fire clay and almost no way to get it much enough. i found only 2,5 "approved" mods for it. 1 - composter - cuz it rly takes too long carrying stacks of vegies in ur inventory to make it spoil. am doin it now, its possible but eeeeeh, composter is fair. also there a mod that makes compost recipes bit better, but it might will be too OP with composter mod. 2 - Bunny's Road Works - too owerpowered in case of building roads but theres almost no any other way to build roads cuz lack of soil in north (game engine spawn some glitchy pieses of landscape of regular dirt/grass/trees little islands, but i just dont touch it. 2,5 - carryon. i dont use. and being pretty ok. but its fair enough if u turn it on after getting leaher i guess ;) the only world change i use is 200% minig speed and tool durability. cuz u have to be a dwarf there. its not cold underground when its -52 on the surface. also i play with map. not sure about map turned off. feels like too rude mode for me. can u just type here smthn about snowball start maybe? =)
Hey, if I missed your question, I apologize! It looks like someone else also asked a similar question, but it's slated for the NEXT #20Kuestions segment. But since you asked here: I'm not super interested in hardcore survival challenges. I'm more of a builder in games like Vintage Story. While I enjoy the survival aspects of the game, I like them as a side-seat to the main meat of building fancy things. Someone proposed a pole-to-pole journey, which is a neat idea, but not for me--there'd be no building in that kind of challenge, just a nomadic trek that would get horribly off-track anytime I died! @.@
@@Kurazarrh oh. i c. here is the thing - u can backup ur world every session so if u died u loose some progress but just only last 3-4hrs of gameplay and in case of youtube video creating noone gonna know it. thats the point i dont trust a lot to prerecorded "hardcore challenges" ;) u can do a bit more fair content in that case - add to ur videos some moments of that kind of sad rollbacks. if u rly gonna die. i dont play hardcore but i didnt died a sigle time on my clean vanilla run. if u will ever found that idea "combination of survival+building smthn cute" ineresting i can tell u 3 more mods to make it a pretty fair and not overpowered jorney. its not that hard even vanilla ngl. u have to solve grass and food troubles only first summer. after that u have two 14/14 greenhouses full of grass and rabbits and mostly keep playing regular VS pole to pole trip - ez and nothing interesting. just get a bed&pot and moove moove moove loot ruins for food moove moove, nothing special and pretty boring.
@@alexanderff6272 Unfortunately, losing 3-4 hours of gameplay and having to redo it would mean it's too much time invested in the game to be able to put out episodes. It's also just something that doesn't interest me at all.
Hey kurazarrh I’m trying to find the mod you used to increase the drop rate of tree seed and am having hard time and can’t remember what video of your it was in. What’s the name of the mod.
Hey! I just realized I goof'd and forgot to update the mod list! I'll go do that now, but to answer your question, the mod is called Whole Lotta Tree Seeds. :)
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I've spent so long trying to catch up with this series, and after all this time... so many months... I've finally... decided to give up. It was too much. Missing new uploads was more painful than having zero prior context to anything, and let me tell you I tried. So now I've decided to multitask and watch the old and the new together, hopefully one day catching up
I salute you soldier
This is the way. o7
Aww, I'm familiar with that situation! So many creators to watch and catch up on. I'm like, a season behind most of my favorites! @.@
Same dude
1.75x speed is your friend!
Those are some nice room additions, and I like the idea of an outside sitting, or tea-area next to the big window; it'll be interesting to see what you come up with. Oh! And you don't actually have to beat the pumpkins up, tempting though it might be, you can just grab them with right-clicking.
And as a sidenote. Finally my curse of Terra-Preta-Absentia has been broken, and to think it only took shy of 250 hours to find my first pocket.
Wait, you can right-click pumpkins??? Mind == blown! Haha. Thanks for the kudos on the room design. I'm really pleased with how it came out! ^^ Congrats on finally finding terra preta, too!
Having watched a few videos on people trying to recreate terra preta IRL - you had a harder time finding it than people trying to recreate it.
@@Kurazarrh Indeed! Though just like with stones/flint you have to pick them up with an empty hand, or while holding another pumpkin.
And many thanks. Despite all of my wanderings and searching I seem to have managed walking just outside of every single "biome" that has it. One area I had even circled, with the dark area smack dab in the middle being the one with terra preta in it.
@@bearnaff9387 Oh you have no idea just how horredously bothersome it has been. It was bad enough that the first tiny batch of terra preta I got was created by making compost, mixing it into high fertility soil and then fertilizing it with potash I found in a chest. I have no idea what Tyron was thinking when he made it that much of a timesink just to get better soil without just randomly running across it.
perfect afterfood entertainment once again, let the food coma commence!
:D Yay!
The fired blue clay bricks that provide edging for your walls are called quoins-typically made from masonry blocks (stones), and can be used for either structural strength or just decoration. A common feature of chateau architecture in France.
Ah, that's the word! I looked it up; apparently it's pronounced just like "coin" for the most part! I think it really brings a build to life. Seeing as I tend to use this design, I should really start remembering the word... XD
I have always broke the withered vines, I find that sometimes a new "growing" vine will take its place. Dunno if they will make another pumpkin though....
I came back later and found withered vines 3+ blocks long, growing new vines and pumpkins off of those new vines, so I think breaking them isn't the way to go!
also the brick corners are called quoins, no clue how to say that one tho!
You were really on fire this episode when it comes to decor. I wholeheartedly agree that the area outside the huge window need to be some sort of patio. I would go further to sink it to be level with the floor of the room, and give it whatever block looks closest to flagstone for a floor, along with some sort of cute bracing around the edges to hold back the soil and a lot of little bushes and plants to make it feel like a garden.
Ah, yeah, playing with the elevation could be interesting! Maybe a little retaining wall with a slab-step down into the garden area, so that whatever we plant there doesn't block the view from inside. :D Great idea!
Love this idea!
Your house is absolutely gorgeous
Aw, thank you! :)
the only idea id have for the purpleheart doors is a flower garden green house
Yeah they're hard to fit anywhere!
I like the new acacia room and I absolutely love the current finished version of the dyeing room. Call me weird, but I really like knowing that the sod roof isn't hollow but actually filled with cod, packed dirt, and whatnot. It's the kind of facade I've been longing to see in a hobbit-styled house and seeing it come to fruition is just satisfying.
I look forward to seeing the completion of the mound. How the path on the "second floor" would go. How the dirt facade would be blended to the barn area. And what would the final look of the underground ceiling would be. Also kinda curious if there would be any significant development, aside from the tea house, around the area towards the definitely-not-imaginary neighbours.
:) Thank you! I've been having a great time building this little home!
And it is always a pleasure to watch you plan, design, source, build, and fill in the details in every episode. Glad you found the outlet where your creativity is greatly appreciated.
I find it funny karazarrh put detail on fhe side of the stairs then covered it up.
Haha I did, but at least those decisions are also visible when walking up the stairs! :)
i didn't even know you could put tree saplings in plant pots until today. do you know if putting one of those rare red maples in a pot will make it keep it's rosy colors? that'd be an amazing way to add a splash of vibrant red to a room imho.
Oh yeah, I love using the trees to make little bonsai decorations everywhere! In the first season, we had a dedicated bonsai room. The crimson king maples DO keep their red color! Though they still turn kinda brownish-gray in winter (trees in pots/planters still change color with the seasons if they're not evergreens).
very surprised you did not use support beams for the hand rail of the stairs
Support beams are all right, but they have some limitations. They're also really expensive!
So many windows, winters are gonna be cold in this hobbit hole.
These are space-age, hyper-insulating windows! ;P
@@Kurazarrh Ah, Jonas windows. I understand.
@@Agora2021 Exactly!!! XD
This hallway now looks more dwarfish than hobbit relevant. Looks like Durin with all his friends helped Mr.Baggins build a new hobbit hole🤣
The work of many hands is work divided, as they say! Maybe my dwarf friends DID help out! They're just camera-shy!
At about 28:01 into the video you were making a corner with railing and couldn't complete the tip. If you drop a same wood block in front and chip away everything but the spot needed for that tip of the railing that should work. Looking at it again you may need to drop one on ground then on top to get that corner piece. Then remove the excess.
I'm not sure it would look quite right, as the textures are different. But it could be worth a shot!
Don't worry about the Purple Heart doors. Next season you'll make a Barbie house 👍💅🏩
I'm so sad about purpleheart... It should be gorgeous, but it just doesn't fit anywhere! @.@
@@Kurazarrh will fit in purpleheart room i bet ;)
or maybe a purpleheart tower. yeh, that will be just an awesome. ummm. tower XD
@@Kurazarrh could we get Mrs. Kurazarrh to come in and design you a Barbie-Pink Tea room on the upper floor overlooking the crops? Randomly starting the Video there would be so funny
@@theharbingerofconflation Lol! Mrs. Kurazarrh doesn't want anything to do with Vintage Story, sadly! XD
@@Kurazarrh Just tell her you need her for interior design ;)
#20Kuestions Have you ever considered narrating for audio books? You have a very soothing voice with a gentle lit that I love listening to
Thanks for your question submission (and the very kind comment!)! It's been added to the list! :)
Lol yeah 11 dyes is a weird number to settle on, but hey at least its not 16 like "that other block game", then again i kind of wish there were more colors and other brighter blocks of some sort, maybe even round out the pastels to keep with the vibe of the game.
Agreed! Some more colorful blocks in the colors we don't already have--blues, purples, and so on--would be great!
I do find it a bit silly how little pumpkin seeds you get back, some people use pumpkin seeds ENTIRELY for cooking! The number of Pumpkin seeds might be into the thousands as far as I'm aware. Just very silly.
Yeah, it's a bit weird. I think they should give at least 4, given that pumkins also aren't terribly space-efficient and often only provide 1-2 pumpkins on a vine.
Ooof, one seed per PUMPKIN!?! That smarts!
I remember seeing a mod that lets you knife crops for seeds in your crafting grid. Im really thinking its time to get that before i make it too far xD 1 seed per pumpkin is a bit too stingy for my liking.
Of course theres a mod for that. A few different ones in fact with different methods of getting more seeds back... NONE of them did a single thing for Pumpkin seeds... >_< well there goes that idea.
Whaaaaat? It's just like in real life, though... cut open a pumpkin, and you'll only find ONE seed inside! And once you take the seed out, you can't eat the pumpkin anymore! ;P
You mentioned writing novels in a previous video, where could I find these novels available to purchase?
Hey, thanks for your interest! I have one novel published and one that I'm trying to get published. The one that's out is available as an eBook on Amazon, titled The Companions of Tartiel. :)
have no idea how. but it didnt found ur answer to snowball challenge during 20kuestions sessions. sry if am blind or smthn. was listerning, maybe skiped by chance idk.
i did snowball 2 times.
first with some my usual mods+bushmeat recipes,
and now it seems am almost done with clean vanilla run.
the only thing i dont have now is steel. cuz need hella tonn of fire clay and almost no way to get it much enough.
i found only 2,5 "approved" mods for it.
1 - composter - cuz it rly takes too long carrying stacks of vegies in ur inventory to make it spoil. am doin it now, its possible but eeeeeh, composter is fair. also there a mod that makes compost recipes bit better, but it might will be too OP with composter mod.
2 - Bunny's Road Works - too owerpowered in case of building roads but theres almost no any other way to build roads cuz lack of soil in north (game engine spawn some glitchy pieses of landscape of regular dirt/grass/trees little islands, but i just dont touch it.
2,5 - carryon. i dont use. and being pretty ok. but its fair enough if u turn it on after getting leaher i guess ;)
the only world change i use is 200% minig speed and tool durability. cuz u have to be a dwarf there. its not cold underground when its -52 on the surface.
also i play with map. not sure about map turned off. feels like too rude mode for me.
can u just type here smthn about snowball start maybe? =)
Hey, if I missed your question, I apologize! It looks like someone else also asked a similar question, but it's slated for the NEXT #20Kuestions segment. But since you asked here: I'm not super interested in hardcore survival challenges. I'm more of a builder in games like Vintage Story. While I enjoy the survival aspects of the game, I like them as a side-seat to the main meat of building fancy things. Someone proposed a pole-to-pole journey, which is a neat idea, but not for me--there'd be no building in that kind of challenge, just a nomadic trek that would get horribly off-track anytime I died! @.@
@@Kurazarrh oh. i c. here is the thing - u can backup ur world every session so if u died u loose some progress but just only last 3-4hrs of gameplay and in case of youtube video creating noone gonna know it. thats the point i dont trust a lot to prerecorded "hardcore challenges" ;)
u can do a bit more fair content in that case - add to ur videos some moments of that kind of sad rollbacks. if u rly gonna die. i dont play hardcore but i didnt died a sigle time on my clean vanilla run.
if u will ever found that idea "combination of survival+building smthn cute" ineresting i can tell u 3 more mods to make it a pretty fair and not overpowered jorney. its not that hard even vanilla ngl. u have to solve grass and food troubles only first summer. after that u have two 14/14 greenhouses full of grass and rabbits and mostly keep playing regular VS
pole to pole trip - ez and nothing interesting. just get a bed&pot and moove moove moove loot ruins for food moove moove, nothing special and pretty boring.
@@alexanderff6272 Unfortunately, losing 3-4 hours of gameplay and having to redo it would mean it's too much time invested in the game to be able to put out episodes. It's also just something that doesn't interest me at all.
Hey kurazarrh I’m trying to find the mod you used to increase the drop rate of tree seed and am having hard time and can’t remember what video of your it was in. What’s the name of the mod.
Hey! I just realized I goof'd and forgot to update the mod list! I'll go do that now, but to answer your question, the mod is called Whole Lotta Tree Seeds. :)
Why dont you stock pile stacks apon stacks of building materials befor building even if it is off camera. Also love your videos keep it up
Lol. Ground storage is neat, but it's very inefficient, both space-wise and time-wise.