I did manage to punch my way into a dirt hillside and figure out where 'down' was to start a tiny fire, which promptly then set myself on fire as I built it below me. I survived, but felt foolish for not having backup light
I like how this person is transparent about the use of creative mode and shows the scope of use, it's very nice and refreshing and feels good, unlike certain other youtubers who cheat off camera and the viewers are left uneasy at the inconsistencies. I've stopped watching certain playthroughs due to strong inconsistencies like that, whereas seeing this person cheat on camera and show us what they used it for and the full scope of it has just further reinforced my interest in this playthrough, I'm invested c:
Apart from that single use of creative mode I have not played * *one second* * of this series off-camera. The grueling search for rare resources shall be shared by all! Bwa hahahaha!
@@Rhadamant hey I'm fine with that lol, I'm absolutely loving every second of it, very invested. Currently 3:40 into episode 5. Going to be sad when I catch up to the latest video later today haha.
Some of them allow for more flexibility, but not many. I've heard through the grapevine that they intend to overhaul the crafting system to be easier and more intuitive, so maybe this will change?
For a newbie I see you have read ( and I am impressed with your retention of it! ) a lot of the in game progression help and guides. I am not sure if you are using the official wiki but it has even more helpful information then is available in game. Pretty sure that pantries can be up to 7x7x7. I can not stand panning at all except for the bony soil which can give you lots of good items. 👍
I am a super sponge for data and I try to do as much research ahead of time so I don't look like a moron when I play. I may have only had 3 days to prepare for this game, but I treated it like the SATs lol
ive never heard of this game before last night and i find it really interesting. ive always had an itch for hardcore survival stuff that i can never seem to satisfy, but this game seems like it might be what ive been looking for. Im gonna continue to watch your series on it as i see youve uploaded today and it just might be what ive wanted my entire life
You should focus a lot more then on building a house even if it’s just made of dirt, otherwise winter will surprise you. Daylight will shorten a lot towards winter and you might freeze to death or from boredom. With drifters stuck outside your house nearly all winter long and not much to do (snow covers everything so you can harder forage, no plants to grow and only tools to craft). Having the basics ( room for cooking and smithing, one for sleeping and temporal storms and some room of storing wood etc) and enough food is all you will focus on soon! Windows help safety wise as well as you need less light for more space :) room heating is difficult and I would advise reading the wiki or forum for tipps otherwise you may die too many unnecessary times
Just a heads up I am not looking for tips in the comments, I am playing at my own speed and ask for no backseating ( written up in the description and said aloud in the outros ). While I am new to the game in my own test world I've survived winters already, have domesticated animals, a distillery, helvehammers and iron anvils, multiple windmills, etc. I am new, not ignorant and therefore you can safe yourself the effort from letting me know the basics in the comments.
Doesn't speed up the panning speed exactly, but if you open your inventory and move it to the side, with a bit of the water and the gravel you are trying to pan both on screen then you're character wont move back & forth with your mouse. Just saves a little bit of movement time. Can also do the same while knapping to stop yourself moving around.
Is it possible to farm the mushrooms you find as an early food source? I know in MC you can just plonk em in a dark room and they slowly multiply but idk how this game handles them. Probably wouldn't be that simple if you can farm them in this.
Well, considering: Eltritch horrors... i would allways would choose the more defensable location: So the flat mountain area. Lovely outlook, space, great building potentail. But in the end the spot is not lost and still can be settled latter on.
Just found out about TFC then about Vintage Craft soon after. Just watched the 1st and 2nd episodes and plan to watch the rest. Definitely wanna get this game and play it with the GF, I always found I progressed on MC fast and got bored quite quickly (played MC for years). How long this game takes to do the basics, is so engaging for me. I look forward to seeing how far you can progress in this game, will you get to diamond tools? Idk 😅 Now I finally have a reason to get a new gaming PC since I broke mine and stop with the PS5. And means I'm not limited to PC and console crossplay games with the misses. Great videos.
I notice you're not exploring any caves. If it were Minecraft you'd have explored a few by now. But I'm guessing in this game, there's not much point unless you have the proper tools/equipment?
"Scouting out base locations is boring." Aren't you playing a sandbox procedurally generated world game? Kinda THE audience who finds that pretty enjoyable.
I find it really funny that you just say the month and day that you streamed, but not the year. It's like you have zero faith that anyone would watch this more than a year out.
@@Rhadamant By that logic there's no need to say when you've recorded it at all, nor give the intro stating your title. If you have 100 videos in a playlist where you take 30 seconds to do that every video, that's 30 minutes of time on autoplay dedicated to spurious information. In any case, I do enjoy these.
Ehhh not so much cheater edition as I didn't really scout out any natural resources and ended up with no additional map knowledge other than 'mountain has a flat top' which is pretty unimportant. I agree that finding a base location is part of the charm, I just wagered that the majority of viewers wouldn't want me wandering the countryside for an hour trying to scout them out.
For Panning, when you find something, your backpack will "jump", so it's easier to know that you've got something
Yup =]
That rabbit threw itself off the cliff when you walked past!
Haha
*Rhad trapped in a rainstorm at night with no light:* "Guess I'll die."
I did manage to punch my way into a dirt hillside and figure out where 'down' was to start a tiny fire, which promptly then set myself on fire as I built it below me. I survived, but felt foolish for not having backup light
The effort it takes to create something like a pickaxe, simple in other games, makes this game really interesting. The journey no the destination etc
Oh absolutely, and the effort for a STEEL PICKAXE? Nutty, simply nutty.
I really gotta say the music in this game is fantastic, really makes me want to compose again
Do it! And send it to me =]
Cool series. The crafting process is interesting.
It really is!
I like how this person is transparent about the use of creative mode and shows the scope of use, it's very nice and refreshing and feels good, unlike certain other youtubers who cheat off camera and the viewers are left uneasy at the inconsistencies.
I've stopped watching certain playthroughs due to strong inconsistencies like that, whereas seeing this person cheat on camera and show us what they used it for and the full scope of it has just further reinforced my interest in this playthrough, I'm invested c:
Apart from that single use of creative mode I have not played * *one second* * of this series off-camera. The grueling search for rare resources shall be shared by all! Bwa hahahaha!
@@Rhadamant hey I'm fine with that lol, I'm absolutely loving every second of it, very invested. Currently 3:40 into episode 5. Going to be sad when I catch up to the latest video later today haha.
Two episodes air today at least =] @@Aslyuriel
I've been playing this for a couple of years. It is a great game.
Aye indeed I've enjoyed it a lot
30:00 interesting. They don't allow shapeless recipes for things like that
Some of them allow for more flexibility, but not many. I've heard through the grapevine that they intend to overhaul the crafting system to be easier and more intuitive, so maybe this will change?
the music is pleasant even if it does get a little wild sometimes
Indeed, sometimes hard to record over but I enjoy it nonetheless
For a newbie I see you have read ( and I am impressed with your retention of it! ) a lot of the in game progression help and guides. I am not sure if you are using the official wiki but it has even more helpful information then is available in game. Pretty sure that pantries can be up to 7x7x7. I can not stand panning at all except for the bony soil which can give you lots of good items. 👍
I am a super sponge for data and I try to do as much research ahead of time so I don't look like a moron when I play. I may have only had 3 days to prepare for this game, but I treated it like the SATs lol
It shows❤
ive never heard of this game before last night and i find it really interesting. ive always had an itch for hardcore survival stuff that i can never seem to satisfy, but this game seems like it might be what ive been looking for. Im gonna continue to watch your series on it as i see youve uploaded today and it just might be what ive wanted my entire life
I don't often endorse the games I play but I will say this game is a lot of fun!
You should focus a lot more then on building a house even if it’s just made of dirt, otherwise winter will surprise you. Daylight will shorten a lot towards winter and you might freeze to death or from boredom. With drifters stuck outside your house nearly all winter long and not much to do (snow covers everything so you can harder forage, no plants to grow and only tools to craft). Having the basics ( room for cooking and smithing, one for sleeping and temporal storms and some room of storing wood etc) and enough food is all you will focus on soon! Windows help safety wise as well as you need less light for more space :) room heating is difficult and I would advise reading the wiki or forum for tipps otherwise you may die too many unnecessary times
Just a heads up I am not looking for tips in the comments, I am playing at my own speed and ask for no backseating ( written up in the description and said aloud in the outros ). While I am new to the game in my own test world I've survived winters already, have domesticated animals, a distillery, helvehammers and iron anvils, multiple windmills, etc. I am new, not ignorant and therefore you can safe yourself the effort from letting me know the basics in the comments.
I did not mean to backseat :) sorry if I was to chatty. Keep up your fantastic work!@@Rhadamant
No problem! @@TheNekoSora
Thanks for all the amazing videos!!
Glad you like them!
This ASMR to watch/ listen to. So relaxing.
I'm glad you like it
@@Rhadamant I like your commentary and style, overall. Your tiny facecam is its own little quirk as well.
Doesn't speed up the panning speed exactly, but if you open your inventory and move it to the side, with a bit of the water and the gravel you are trying to pan both on screen then you're character wont move back & forth with your mouse. Just saves a little bit of movement time. Can also do the same while knapping to stop yourself moving around.
Aye aye
I just found out about this game, not gonna lie, it is interesting, it is close to real life, and the slow pace makes it more challenging
I enjoy the mechanics quite a lot!
Is it possible to farm the mushrooms you find as an early food source? I know in MC you can just plonk em in a dark room and they slowly multiply but idk how this game handles them. Probably wouldn't be that simple if you can farm them in this.
Not in vanilla though there may be a mod for it.
As Sean said, not in vanilla, but you can always harvest a lot of them and store them well for winter
Well, considering: Eltritch horrors... i would allways would choose the more defensable location: So the flat mountain area. Lovely outlook, space, great building potentail. But in the end the spot is not lost and still can be settled latter on.
Fair enough
Just found out about TFC then about Vintage Craft soon after. Just watched the 1st and 2nd episodes and plan to watch the rest. Definitely wanna get this game and play it with the GF, I always found I progressed on MC fast and got bored quite quickly (played MC for years). How long this game takes to do the basics, is so engaging for me. I look forward to seeing how far you can progress in this game, will you get to diamond tools? Idk 😅
Now I finally have a reason to get a new gaming PC since I broke mine and stop with the PS5. And means I'm not limited to PC and console crossplay games with the misses. Great videos.
Diamond Tools don't exist =P
That pan joke earn a like lol
Haha thank you
Dhadamant
Hope it’s late enough in the series for suggestions? During the day it saves hunger to have nothing in your off hand.
Yup am aware =]
When you throw the granite stone does it just land somewhere or does it get destroyed?
It lands, but items despawn after 10 minutes
@@Rhadamant cool, thanks for the info!
Good stuff.
Thanks!
What kind of dog is that? It's adorable!
Its a mix, Maltese, Toy Poodle and Italian Greyhound
👍👍 So interesting!
Glad you think so!
Am I remembering right that this game started of as Minecraft mod?
I don't know
Can clay or baskets hold water so you can make a farm near a water ditch?
Yes, clay jugs can and wooden buckets can too
terrafirmacraft but as a standalone game, i dig it
Great
I notice you're not exploring any caves. If it were Minecraft you'd have explored a few by now. But I'm guessing in this game, there's not much point unless you have the proper tools/equipment?
They're inhabited by drifters which do a lot of damage when you have no gear
Thanks
👌
👌 Cheers dude
This is basically Minecraft?
No, and if you made it to this episode I'm not really sure how you even came to that conclusion
@@Rhadamant I didn't watch from the beginning. But the visuals are very similar.
"Scouting out base locations is boring." Aren't you playing a sandbox procedurally generated world game? Kinda THE audience who finds that pretty enjoyable.
I suppose its up to my viewers but nobody really seemed to mind
I find it really funny that you just say the month and day that you streamed, but not the year. It's like you have zero faith that anyone would watch this more than a year out.
You can see the year it was published, right? But either case thanks for watching!
@@Rhadamant By that logic there's no need to say when you've recorded it at all, nor give the intro stating your title. If you have 100 videos in a playlist where you take 30 seconds to do that every video, that's 30 minutes of time on autoplay dedicated to spurious information.
In any case, I do enjoy these.
@@Zetimenvec I suppose that's true
vintage story cheater edition for finding a spot to set down. I think it's the charm of finding somewhere after walking that's a huge charm of this.
Ehhh not so much cheater edition as I didn't really scout out any natural resources and ended up with no additional map knowledge other than 'mountain has a flat top' which is pretty unimportant. I agree that finding a base location is part of the charm, I just wagered that the majority of viewers wouldn't want me wandering the countryside for an hour trying to scout them out.