19 Valheim Advanced Tips And Tricks - Valheim Advanced Guide Tips & Tricks PC Gameplay
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- Blocked by the Black Forest or stuck in the Swamps? Then fear not as Ian Higton is here with 19 Valheim Advanced Tips And Tricks to help you power your way through the mid-game portion of this epic viking adventure simulator. This advanced Valheim guide will show you how to streamline your adventures, prepare for big excursions, hide your most valuable of loots from your greedy friends and much, much more! If you’ve had a bit of practice already, but are up for expanding your adventures and honing your skills to the next level, you should find a couple of new things to try out in the following advanced tips and tricks video that should make your Norse nightmare a little bit easier to handle, mid-game.
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Worth pointing out that rain only degrades uncovered wooden structures by a max of 50%. They go green and slightly mishapen but the health won't drop below half.
Great thing to know, thank you Penitent!
right only roof stops from decaying using floors on roof wudnt stop rain from falling you need actual roof
To be specific. Rain degrades uncovered wood structures. Blocks do not seem to decay any other way. Stone does not degrade from rain so its good for outdoor floors. You can also place a campfire on stone floors for an indoor fire.
your tip was better then whole video :D
also 2 random blocks will be destroyed/damaged every time after some time (don't know after how long)
I was actually delighted that coal was an ingredient in the poison resistance potion. It's used to induce vomiting and absorb the toxin if you accidently ingest a poison in real life. Kind of a nice touch of realism.
@@williamcaldwell758 hi
Can you write this information again to a not native English speaker? Because I don't understand but I would like to know more . Thank you!
@@milegyen1111 idk now to word it for a non-native English speaker, but activated charcoal is often used when someone is poisoned because it helps prevent the stomach from absorbing certain poisons.
I think I've read about this in Kingslayer Chronicles...
@@milegyen1111 Just like
In valheim, Coal is used in real life to help people that have been poisoned.
i enjoyed that detail as well. also, neck tail is an ingredient and iirc necks are resistent to poison. and irl, thistle (another ingredient) has been known to have benefits to the liver. they put some real thought into these recipes
Deconstruct rocks and wood piles quickly with the hammer and middle mouse button. Wood piles WILL degrade over time so repair them before dismantling to get all the wood back.
Oooh good tips!
@@eurogamer Another tip, place a storage box on the edge of your dock if you build one. When transporting loads of ore, park your boat as close to that box as possible. To transfer to/from your ship in one fell swoop, you can stand on the deck of the ship (or the dock) and overload your carrying capacity but because you're in range of the storage box you won't use any stamina when you turn and put it into the box/cargo hold! Saves on multiple trips and avoids accidentally ending up in the drink!
@@eurogamer adding some advanced tips to the advanced tip video might help
A chest holds 10x more wood/stone for less space so I only use those for decorations.
@@Will-tl9fv and can get between 2-4 chests in the same amount of space.
I've got a tip for you, Eurogamer. Instead of having to type "new" next to all the burial chambers that you haven't searched, just try left clicking an already existing icon to mark a red X through it.
i like to remove the marker from the map and also destroying the lights to note this crypt was empty of iron. So other people in the group know to not waste their time checking this crypt out
@@richardh1923 not all heroes wear capes.
I generally remove the marker and build something in the front ,just to not discover the same cave over and over again
Agree. I never delete dungeon marker so I know whether it is a newly discovered, unexplored, or explored dungeon. By deleting you can't be sure if it's a newly discovered (not on map) or explored (not on map) dungeon.
@@richardh1923 I only cross them out on the map to still find them later for mushroom farming.
Actual advanced tips. Always carry a root mask with you, it’s great for slimes in both the swamps and plains acting as a poison resist potion. You can drain out the tar pits in the plains for a lot of extra tar by digging a giant hole in the ground next to the tar pit and digging into the pit. It takes very little materials to scrounge up in the world to create a camp fire and place a roof piece or two on a tree for the rested buff. Do not train mobs to your portal and nothing will ever kill or attack it even if it is unguarded. Learn how to kill every mob in the game melee including lox, berserkers, abominations and trolls. Abominations take extra damage with a axe. Shield blocking a mob and hitting them a few times while they are stunned can easily take out a troll or lox. The plow is super useful in both the swamps and the mountains. In the swamps you can create land bridges all through the water with the plow and in the mountains you can great little walkable paths on the side of mountain walls. You can find extra iron in the swamps by using a wishbone. You can transport large amounts of ore quickly by making a new seed world, stashing your ore there, switching back to your main world and portaling into base, log back into the other world and loot the ore and then log back into your base.
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Also worth noting, when you are poisoned in a crypt or anywhere where you have access to a door/loading screen and you are out of poison resistance potion, keep entering and exiting that location, the loading time will make it so that the poison doesn't tick but the debuff is still running out :)
You can also just log out and wait
@@nosleeveproductions They might have patched my way of doing things since
@@theohesmondhalgh4353 it might still work but if you get poisoned by a leach or something and aren't near a door you can just log out and wait for the poison
this tip is way better then anything in the video, a tricky thing to discover but in obscure situations, a lifesaver
"Avoid the plains at all cost!"
Well....maybe don't go there with a crude bow, might be a good start.
actually with a crude bow u can survive there quiet fine :]
@@mariusskrupskis2042 Ok, but if you were giving advice would you tell people to go there with a crude bow?
@@mariusskrupskis2042 it's not particularly the crude bow dude. What he means is that if you have a crude bow then most likely you have low level armour and melee weapons. You won't survive with those in the plains that's for sure
IKR. “Advanced Valheim tips” and he tells us to avoid plains. What a noob.
You *can* club em too
My go-to tip for exploring expeditions is to gather materials as I go, to then rebuild old structures and turn them into waystations. Each equipped with a bed, fire, and crafting station. Then I'm never far from a safe respawn, and I don't have to put a ton of effort into making new huts, as the ruins only usually need one or two walls repaired.
This also makes the game world much cooler. I do the same, and if I travel to a certain spot more than twice, I pathen the route to simulate a, you know, path being worn into the dirt. Grows the game world organically, makes it feel lived in and it's also easier to get around (on my solo server).
@@CashWiley I love your idea. I'm a big fan of "method" roleplaying when playing videogames and Valheim's building and terraforming make for such a great sandbox for it.
This is the way.
I just started doing this and it's pretty satisfying discovering all these places
The false wall is nice but you have to rebuild it every time. I prefer to use the old Minecraft painting on the wall trick then delete said wall. Basically put up a banner and frame it so it just looks like decoration but you can walk through it.
I actually did on the floor and put a chest just under it... for my first house, I did this to have chests directly in front of the fire that the top is accessible to store food. No need to destroy the floor since it's just high enough to access.
He even had the perfect set up because he had the half wall in the middle that he could have covered an opening with a banner and would have fit so nicely lol
Hey Mate you always have your Tool in your Hand, that drains more stamina while sprinting. With "R" you can pack it on your back. greetings from Germany.
Finally I find that out
ya idk why this guy made this tips vid when his knowledge is veryyyy minimal... the continous tool useing and running with no stamina was so hard to watch like just fill the bar up so you dont do stam regen stall after run/attack its so incredibly dumb... wouldnt last a second against anything difficult in the game
Tip #20 Always prioritize upgrading your bow. In most biomes, it's your best offensive tool. The better your bow, the easier the overworld will be to manage. The only real exception is the swamp where the mace is good against blobs and oozers. Also rush frost arrows as soon as you get to the mountains as frost arrows slow enemy move speed. A good bow with frost arrows is VERY powerful.
Personally, I don't think a bow is even necessary until you hit Mountains and even then I only use the bow for drakes. But man, this tip rings true from the plains onwards. Melee difficulty seems to spike when you get to the plains as attacks from any large 1-2 star enemy are a huge pain to block.
@@CheekiTiki You can take out many hard early game enemies such as skeletons or brutes from distance before you should be able to. Also trolls. Trolls need those arrows.
@@unholyheretik I'd argue you can conquer trolls faster with melee, dodge rolling, and parrying (once you have bronze buckler). They're tanky and strong but they have possibly the most telegraphed attacks in the whole game. Taking it out with a bow might be easier, but it would take forever with Black Forest level stuff.
However, if you want to punch above your weight in the early game (e.g. Brutes and Skellies like you said), then I agree with you. Bows would be necessary.
@@CheekiTiki I can drop a troll twice as fast with headshots from bronzehead arrows and a level two finebow than I can with my knife and buckler. All depends on play style, but if you encounter a troll early game with wooden club and shield it's definitely better to go arrows.
@@CheekiTiki I can drop a troll twice as fast with headshots from bronzehead arrows and a level two finebow than I can with my knife and buckler. All depends on play style, but if you encounter a troll early game with wooden club and shield it's definitely better to go arrows.
It's always good to leave a few spawners in the crypts to farm entrails and such
5:51 "all structures degrade over time"
that's not true, only wood structures degrade and only if there's no roof over them.
can confirm right there
Speculating, but coal is probably a component of poison resistance mead because charcoal has an incredible capacity for absorbing chemicals. It was often used to treat accidental poisoning and stomach-related problems.
There's charcoal pills if anyone is wondering, it's for diarrhea.
You can also purify water with it I'm pretty sure
@@breavis2919 yeah it helps to purify water and filter it
Came to point out the same, figured for sure someone had already mentioned it.
amazed how this is not general knowledge....
My tip, if you can, leave at least one Draugr spawner in one of the crypts nearest to your portal. That way a couple of you can farm as many entrails as you like for tasty highly nutritious sausages. I picked up some good info here, thanks for sharing Eurogamer, liked and subbed 👍
A tip I did not see here you can set up a campfire right inside the crypts for comfort and faster health regen. we mitigated the poison damage using honey and the campfire before we made poison resistance pots.
i tried that when i got to my burial chamber in black forest, pleased it worked and didn't completely fill the place with smoke. i do the same just outside troll caves as well now.
Structure degradation should only occur for wooden structures that are submerged in water or exposed to the rain, and will stop at 50%. Covering wooden structures with roofs should prevent degradation (note that floors don't count seem to count for stopping degradation), and if placing a structure in the water try to use stone.
As a side tip when exploring instead of bringing supplies for a mini-base I bring stuff for a workbench and one portal. I ensure that there is always a portal at home with an unused tag (say "explore"). Then whenever it gets to be night or my inventory is full while I'm out exploring, I build the portal and return home to drop off stuff or sleep before tearing down the portal and continuing exploration.
mining trip: haha no
5:56 NO... Roof. USE ROOF. STOP THIS MADNESS ... buildings dont degrade passed 50% in "rain".
ok one more tip, in the plains there are cloudberries, they are amazing early game stamina food. if you happen across a plains and there is a patch of cloudberries near the biome border, mark it. either do a naked run to grab them using eikthers power, or use troll armor and sneak to them. they give 40 stamina and 13 hp. you get multiple berries per bush, so 12 bushes means 24 berries every couple of in game days, and the stamina boost last for 15 minutes. thats better than honey, combining honney, cloudberries and deer meat makes for 140 stamina 81 hp, and 4 hp/tick regen. great combo for mining or early boss fights where stamina is needed a little more than hp. worth the risk. especially if you already died recently and have no skill drain active.
Added tip for combat: You can parry melee attacks that will temporarily stun your enemies. Time your block right before the enemy hits you.
as strange as it is, also currently works against bows and spears as well
3 melee attacks in a row also has the same effect as a parry on earlier enemies once you're further in the game. I'd say once you have explored mountains and after and have the gear, anything from swamps and before can be stunned with 3 melee attacks.
@@andrewvanwormer4841 my iron mace 2 hits most mobs, doubt it..
Probably by the third swing you parry his attack with an attack
@@andrewvanwormer4841 some of the mobs are stunned on the 2nd attack in my experience. But honestly parry and 1-3 swings, parry again is a lot safer route than trying to stun off hitting
If you want to get around the ore teleporting block just load up your character with ores. Open another server with that character, build a chest and unload all the ores in that chest. Go back to the original server and teleport home. Log into the second server and retrieve your ores. Go back to the original server holding all the ores and you're now at home with your ores.
It's a bit exploitive to be sure, but blocking that one type of item didn't make much since to me, so if this keeps me from having to make a boat trip for several hours, I sure don't mind.
So, a few tip fixes/complements:
- For the path creation you can use the "Pathen" function of the hoe, sometimes the flatten makes the ground too uneven to travel with the cart
- For the map icons, simply right clicking on an icon you placed will mark it with a red "X", simply tagging the ones you already cleared like this is easier
- For the quick house it's better to just pick up some woods around since you won't need much to do it and it will leave you more precious inventory room
- Building decay only happens if it is uncovered by a roof to a min of 50% of health (Stone structures don't decay)
- The stone/wood piles can be dismantled like any other structure with the hammer (no need to smash it to bits!)
- In addition to the boat inventory one, you can take carts to your boat making it possible to take much more stuff back and forth (just learned this one recently, but beware of waves and boat movement as it may damage and break the carts)
- Additional tip: ALWAYS CARRY A PORTAL
removing cleared crypts is better, saves clutter on the map.
It’s a left click to mark with a Red Cross, right click removes it
This game i so good that i “accidentally” played for 8 hours straight
I just did the exact same thing today
@@AXELEMASTER Going on 8 days now...
Me and a friend recently bought the game and like the 3rd time logging on we played for 14 hours straight. I literally can’t remember the last time a game has made me lose track of time
Same here 😂
@@PressuredSpeechBand Came here to talk about rookie numbers, but that sums it up quite nicely.
You can left click your markers to put an "X" over them, instead of erasing the marker, that way you don't wind up going back to it accidentally.
Ooohhhh nice
after beating the 2nd boss me and my friends found a meadow spot surrounded by swamp, plains, ocean, and mountain, we tought it was the perfect spot... the mosquitos killed us so many times now.
They are glass cannons, so just keep your bow up and be ready to shoot them. The have like 9 health, so once you get the timing down, they are only slightly bothersome.
Another way to handle them is using a shield. They will surround you a bit, but directly face you before they attack. Let them hit your shield (no perfect block necessary), and then quickly hit them with a mace or axe. They always come in pairs, so once you killed one, look out for the other. It won't be far.
I found a great spot on the water that is meadows that are just big enough that the neighbors from the plains don’t venture to our base unless they are chasing us from the plains. It’s a pretty sweet setup.
Raise the ground by 6 or 7 times, than place a workbench on top.
Ta Da deathsquitos will no longer spawn in that position.
Reason why it's raise because furling love breaking them.
Tip for people starting to play Valheim now in October:
There is now a cartography table which you can use to see your friend's map and his/her markers
Great tips you shared with us. For the portalhub you can make it work with just 2 Portals. One named Base that will stay unchanged, and a second one near a Wall of tags with the names of all existing portals out there to lock on. This way you can save Lot of space.
300 IQ
Save space in the chest by placing a huge pile of logs that is 50 Wood. Or in the same amount of space You can place 4 boxen to hold 1000 Wood.
Great tips. You can also just middle click with the hammer to pick up stacks of stones and wood. Also, any wood that isn't covered by a roof will deteriorate when rained on, but never more than 50%. Be sure to "repair" stacks of wood before picking them up to avoid losing material.
Great video man, but is making the wood and stone stacks really saving room? They look great and give great aesthetic to the game but you can put more wood in a chest in a smaller space, especially since you run thru wood and stone so fast.
I like doing it but I also clip my wood and stone piles into each other.
In the building menue (hammer) you can use the middle mouse button to "destroy" the stacks instead of smashing them with a weapon and take the 50 pieces.
Middle mouse button with hammer to destroy your wood and stone piles
Prioritize farming and potion creation at all costs throughout the early and mid game. The buffs make you much harder to bring down, and potions are an excellent second chance.
An update is needed for this video:
your icons are now passed over via the map table along with your map exploration data.
Never remove an icon on a crypt etc, either left click them to X them out or right click to remove and place them again renamed searched crypt etc. To stop yourself from rediscovering it half a dozen times.
Also consider marking berry bushes, mushrooms and thistles since they always regrow in the same spot much like the berry bushes.
Another few points:
-instead of building totally new little houses, try just slapping a door on some of the already existing ruins. This lowers the resources needed to just the workbench, door, bed and fire at best and at worst a few pieces of wall.
-Building pieces only degrade to 50% it's not a big deal to just leave them alone and everything under a roof stays perfectly maintained.
-Haldor spawns in the first one you approach of 16 possible locations equally spaced from each other and the start of that map so finding him is pretty simple.
The last point SHOULD be: The plains is scary, but easy if you get just a little decent at parrying. Deathsquitos are glass canons. One parry and a swing from a sword, and youre picking up needles to help craft some of the best arrows in the game.
Or a porcupine. That's my next weapon I am crafting.
Exactly. Just get a level 3 bronze buckler and you're already okay. And if you really want to then get the serpent scale shield.
you don't even need to parry them. you can literally just block them and swing.
@@andrewvanwormer4841 parrying induces extra damage with the parry bonus. I one shot goblins when I parry and alt-attack with my iron mace.
make frostner, an iron buckler, and with full iron armor. use sausages, the best pie you can make and honey until you can farm lox for meat then cook those. the biggest problem in the plains is those damn goblins, they will snipe you off with their spears which is a pain, one or two is fine but a whole hoard that is buffed by the shaman can be an issue. but if ur good at parrying and have decent health the plains isnt bad. just wish the boss was finished
5:30 there is a "pathen" option made specifically for that purpose as well thats more narrow and refined then the round poofing.
6:30 can also just dismantle it with the hammer
Screw all two-handed weapons, a good shield makes all threats laughable. Also, make sure you're using the appropriate damage type. Take both times he's fighting blobs as example and see how long it takes to kill one. Now go hit it with a mace and watch it die in half to no time at all
Two handed weapons shine you play in groups of 3-4. Get someone to shield for you and unleash the AOE dmg from a safe position.
My brother and i duo and he mains a 2h and i main a shield and switch between a sword and mace and its great especially for crypts with hallways for choke points. Also love uppercutting a blob and one shotting it with a mace lol
Lost my kit while discovering the plains, decided to make a new world out of rage
I did that and I had to keep trying to get it. Fuckin zitos aiming at me. I got
It finally but it’s easy to find yourself high and dry in this game ..solo.
In the crypts, you should use the antler pickaxe since you can repair it outside at a level 1 workbench. also only mine have of the muddy scrap piles in the doorway to the next room, mobs won't path find through that space
No, I saw that in other video where the guy actually set a portal outside (which is much more convenient). If u do so, u take ur best pickaxe or even several since u can teleport and fix it in ur forge in a matter of seconds while u drop the rest of stuff that's not iron (chains, bones, entrails...). Not a worse tip than those on this video though.
@@Jensen_Gaming ya to be fair the mobs don’t attack your base unless you’re in the immediate area. Check out the speed runs to get the tightest angles for building
Very informative. Thanks mate
When it comes to the body piles for the draugr spawner you can leave them up and come back to them to farm the draugr elites, you use their trophies to make the iron sledge which is a strong mid-late game aoe wep
Some protips that you missed:
You can make a forge near a swamp area and turn iron bars into whatever you need, then move through the portals. Only ingot and ores are stopped.
Swamp crypts can be used to build a small respawn/repair hut, you can even put a fire on top of the crypt for a rested bonus. When raiding crypts, it's very efficient to store all iron scraps in the respawn hut above the crypt, then when you are done raiding crypts, bring a longship or cart and haul all the iron in one trip.
ingots cant be teleported, don't know where you got that from, plus a forge won't turn scrap metal into "iron bars", you need a smelter to make ingots. What respawn hut above the crypt? what are u doing with ur time? just set a damn portal ouitside. Store the iron in the coffers, there is usually one in one of the closest rooms to the entry room, or just make a coffer ouitside next to the portal. My god, these people make everything up. NEVER EVER HAD A PORTAL DESTROYED ouit in the open in the swamp. I've finished the game solo. Raided over 40 crypts.
1: When marking stuff on the map, just call them crypt, tomb, ore, home, troll ect, once you have done the place, simple right click them again to add a cross over them.
2: If you die in a hard to get to place, mark your body, the game dont like to keep track of more then 1 grave stone, so, if you die again, have fun remember where your body with all the good loot felt.
3: Swamp tombs, while digging in them, leave a small room open where you can snipe the enemies from, they cant get to you unless you clear it all, this will also means you dont really need any anti-poison potion for the swamp if you take care of yourself (only used for nr 3 boss).
Basically, just kill everything in the swamp with a bow.
4: You can ctrl click stuff to insta place them in another box, if you ctrl click them while in the world you will throw the item out.
5: Shift click a item will give you the split this stack up, its always wanna split the stack 50%, so, just click the scrolling thing till you get the nr you want then move the item to where you wanted it.
6: Plain might be a deadly place, but, its kinda easy, you just need to have a shield with you or learn to dodge, dodge is used by holding down right click (to block), if you then press the space bar (jump), you will do a dodge roll, if you time it right, you can be fully naked and surv a mascito attack as long as you have stamina for it!
You can also just swing your weapon at them once the thing charge you, they only have 45 hp or so, or, if you have a shield, block them till they hit you, then swing at them, or take them out with your bow from a great distance.
The way those thing charge is that they, well, charge, then circle around for a few sec, then charge you, just attack them while they charge and gg.
7: I think this is a bug, once you die, you have to run to your grave stone to loot it, once you pick up ALL ITEM from this grave stone, you get a buff called "Corpse run", it last for around 45+ sec, it make you take -75% less dmg and give you a insane HP and stamina reg while it last, you are more or less "immortal" at this point (tho, some hard hitting mobs CAN kill you), so, eat your food and watch your stamina and health goes up while the mobs try to kill you again.
You can easy just take a weapon on at this point and attack all enemies around you, once your stamina is gone, simple put your gear back on while you wait for the stamina to recharge, once your gear is on and some stamina is back, simple attack the mobs again (you will have around 15+ sec left of this Corpse run buff), then once the buff is about to be gone, make sure your at a safe spot and play normal from there.
This corpse run buff can even let you kill a plain stinger naked!!!, it just take 3 simple punch and it dies!
The reason i say this might be a bug is cuz i bet they wanted this buff to work once you rezz after dying (as you can run forever with this buff), not so you can be immortal vs mobs for 45 sec once you loot your stuff XD.
8: To hard to run pass tons of mobs to get to your body?, mix tip 2, 4 and 7!, mark your main body up, then once you run there, have at least 1 item in your inventory (so, if you die, you drop this item via grave stone, this will in turn make you immortal once looted for 45 sec = 45 sec extra you can run to your body, once you then loot your main body = another 45 sec immortallity (but srsly, eat some food to at least buff your health in this stage).
If your main body inventory is full and you picked up a random item a long the way, dont forget to ctrl click all those item so you inventory is 100% free, so you can "loot all" at once.
If you use the belt from the dwarf that give you 150 more (from 300 to 450) and you died with tons of heavy stuff, you will NOT auto loot all your item, instead, you have to click the "take all" on your body, you still get the effect, just remember to use the belt so you can move with your char, as you might be at 360 once you loot all the stuff, you really need to remove all item from the grave stone in order to get the corpse run buff.
9: You know how castle in old age had those water stuff around them?, mobs here dont attack you if you dig a trance around your base, since they dunno how to pass it or jump.
A moat :) Dig a trench and connect it to water!
@@uba754 First time i hear that word, but yeah, you dont really need to fill it with water, it was just a idea, as long as the trench is there mobs will ignore you.
Even had it happen when farming for silver, dig'ed around the silver to see how much i had to destroy, then a ice golem came, but, since i was so far down he had no way of coming towards me, even the wolfs ignored me, but the damn dragons didn't XD.
@@tex1337 nice,your tips are actually “advanced” unlike most tips I have seen
Good tips! Make a video out of it ;) the majority of valheim tips I see promoted when searching for it on TH-cam is pretty bad..
@@assarlannerborn9342 Yeah, thats why i felt typing them here, just to give people some more tips, i bet with a shield you can also parry stuff (just not with the sea serpent shield), parry kinda stuns the enemies for a few sec and make them take more dmg.
To Parry, you just have to block the second they attack, its really OP once you get the hang on it.
The coal makes sense. In real life activated charcoal is used in a lot of anti-poison medicines
Was just about to mention that the coal is the only thing in the recipe that kind of makes sense
@@truter5243 Honey does too, as it was used to fight infection
@@drd444 You're right. I forgot about that
use carts for storage of wood you can store 800 wood that way takes up less room than piles and no degradation cover carts with a lean to
Thx for these awesome tips m8. Also for your speaking speed, that's so much better to follow for non native English speaking players like myself. Most of the (good intended) video hosts are speaking like are fuelled on Energydrinks. Keep on making these cool vids, greetings from the Netherlands 👌🏻
You can change playback speed of videos. Make them slower
I like the road technique! Liked!👍🏼
Thanks for the tips!
Love the video. Alot of great tips. Thanks
Two other tips which i didn't realize until a bit later. (ctrl) Click in inventory auto moves things between chests and inventory so you don't have to drag and drop. Also (shift) click allows you to split item piles should you want to give a few of your supply to a friend.
ctrl tips saves a lot of time thx!!
On our server, only a 3 man so might not work with higher amounts, we have 2 portals in our base. One is labeled with a number, the other with Home. We change the number to match a separate portal that we have placed elsewhere and marked on our map with a number. This makes it where we only have to change the number from our main portal to match up with any other portal on our map. Want to go to destination 1? Change the portal to 1. Want to go to 3? Change it to 3. Saves a lot of room because we don't need tons of portals in the base.
yeah that's a good idea i recently thought of too. But portal rooms look so damn cool though xD
Thank you my man :) your voice is really relaxing + solid advices :)
This really helped me thanks for the tips
I do the roads thing too! Just started i love the depth of this game!!!
Great to see your still going strong Ian. Stay safe mate.
Luved the ending with the "screw the plains"! ;)
Time to admit I'm a 100 hours in and only just found out you can mark the map. So color me a shade of embarrassed.
Middle mouse button pings the map also in case you didn't know =)
I dont wanna say how many axes i crafted before i found the repair button
Dam, glad im not the only one. Found out watching these video series as well!
I feel you on that. When I found out there were styles to choose from on some shields while making them, I thought I must be blind 😂.
I played for a few hours before finding sneak.
That was a great video!
@6:00 as someone who lives in the snow, I can attest that your wood structures do not take damage from rain like in meadows, forest etc.
Nice vid. great tips! btw, for the plains tip, I think enemy difficulty is based off how many ppl are on the server so I don't know if that could've been a factor when u tried. I'm avoiding at all costs anyways as I'm in later bronze age and just starting to get into the swamps but will be testing plains once I'm all fitted up in iron. I'm soloing everything as I have no friends that play this.
Do you still play? i need someone to play with
@@jadab.8255 I started not long ago. I need friends too lol
You totally sound like you are narrating a documentary lol. Its awesome.
Little tip for you guys. Something I’ve been doing for a few weeks now is I just pack enough for a portal and a workbench and portal back to my hub where I drop off loot and gear up again. Also helps to get that rest bonus restarted.
u can drop a campfire and sit for a lil bit and get 8 min rested buff
@@theartfu1d0dger yeah, at my base I get level 15 rested bonus so I just port there rest and restock then port back.
6:50, you can middle click with a hammer equipped, save the durability of your items, your stamina and your time.
Just started into the swamp last night. I think I agree that that sneeking is becoming important.
I'm in love with this game
This is three years old, so I guess things have changed, but building temporary structures for one night are a waste of valuable inventory space and weight limit, unless you play without portals. Especially building it in the black forest where you have a stone tower at every corner you can use for shelter if you really insist on getting a shorter rested buff than you'd probably get at home. Even if you happen to gather metal on your journey, a lot of the structures in the forest have chests you can use for storage. Just make sure you tag them. Then you can pick them up with a cart or a boat. If you keep a portal there, you can portal the resources for the cart or the boat and build them there.
If you're worried about enemies destroying the portal, use the environment. Structures that are already there, places that are high up or easy to cover with a few pieces of wood. Clear the mobs around too. And even if you really want to build a whole structure to protect your portal, just set it down, jump home, get the material (unless you need metal, then you will have to take it with you) and jump back. I don't think the mobs can destroy your portal while you're not there (at least that never happened to me), but if they can and it somehow happens that fast, at least you'll be at your base and not across the map with no way to get home.
Instead of labeling things as "new" just click the icon when you're done with it to put a red X on it indicating it's no longer new.
Wait WTF I've watched a lot of Valheim tips videos and despite that this was mostly all new to me?! :O Thank you!!!
Level 100 viking'ing right there! Nice vid man :)
coal being in the recipe for poison resist pots is actually pretty on the money, active charcoal is sometimes used to detox
I assume you mentioned smashing the piles of wood and stone with a tool to get back all of your items but I think you can middle click them also such as when you are correcting a mistake when building. Also - I have not tested it yet, but hear you can actually place chests on the large ship for extra storage.
Thanks for the tips and tricks.
You can block and counter mosquitoes.
It's quick and easy.
And oh boy i agree with plains ahahah first 10 minutes there and died 2 times LOL.
Tips for Plains:: Use a shield. Let the mosqie hit it and immediately swing your weapon. With good timing you will kill it in one hit even with a lesser weapon.
your accent adds to the epicness of this guide! thanks for the tips
This video came up in my feed as I've been looking for more info on valhiem especially with trying to farm sea serpent and the first thing I said was "this guy sounds like Dr Monty from black ops 3 zombies" I know very different game but just a though
SHIELDS!!... can't say enough why you need a shield lol especially in the Plains :), I have worked up to a Black-metal shield and it absorbs most anything thrown at it :)
Coal is used in poison resistance meads because many, many toxins are absorbed by activated charcoal/coal, the main component of both coal and charcoal is carbon. Many toxic substances, both natural and synthetic, chemically binds to activated carbon and become inert. Effectively turning something that the body can't properly process and is damaging to it, into something that's harmless and can be processed easily. All it takes to activate the charcoal is high heat which, in the case of Valheim, is done when you make the base at the cooking station. It's an interesting and well researched/thought out recipe for the game so I thought I'd share!
Hmm, turns out a lot of people think coal and charcoal are the same thing (including the devs of the game). Interesting; I shall factor this into my calculations..
I was thinking the same thing lol
" _A Deathsquito merc'd me in the middle of nowhere miles away from my nearest teleporter, and all I got was this lousy " _*_Screw the Plains!_*_ " t-shirt._ " 😆
I love this game.
The deathsquitos are strong in attack but fragile. You just need a good bow and when they make the bee-line to bite you, shoot them. They usually die in 1 hit. You can make needle arrows the strongest arrow in the game from their needle drop (4*needle gives 20 arrows)
I like to time my swing so they fly into it xD
An even more minimal temporary shelter that I do is place a bed, and at the head and foot of the bed, I'll place a 45° thatch roof piece, and close off the back with the angled wall pieces, set up a campfire.
6:30 actually placing a chest and dumping all the wood/stone stacks is way more space effective, though if you are relocating it ,and know you will be using it all in a second building those packed resources is good as you wont even have to go out of your hammer to get them back (middle click to destroy)
"Advanced" tips and tricks has nothing to say about mountains or plains.
well he did say in the end that he will make a new vid when he has been there
The fact he hasn't been there frightens me. I've only played about a week. 50% solo, mostly building 50% with a good friend. We were in the swamp farming entrails within the first 30 days. 3 bosses down within 80 days. We have a dock, and a mead hall. I'm getting ready to build a blacksmith forge on the border of a black forest, snow, swamp and plain biome. I just got basic iron armor but I fully upgraded the iron band shield. Troll armor boosts your sneak by 100%, if your patient you can sneak around the plains. I recommend the huntsman bow and trying to hunt lox until your comfortable. A good shield and you don't have to worry about squitoes. Don't be a scared boy, there are veterans who will join your server to help you get your gear back.
@@kristopherjames2404 frightens you?
@@vecingettorix8645 yup, people who are considered authorities teaching others to feel fear is one of my biggest fears. This game doesn't need content creators it needs a tight nit community to find problems within the foundation of the mechanics. Ive seen people market alphas as finished products with mad hype and it ruined them. This game is in a very good state for what it is but we as a community need to come together and talk about what's wrong with it and what can be better. Equipment slots should be added to give more inventory space while changing 678 to the more functional zxc. I have problems pushing 678 and think clothing and equipment should take up only designated slots.
I unkowingly put my house right next to the alter were u summon the first boss which made it easy when i died a few times because i didnt know how effective blocking was. Apparently a wooden shield will block against the full power of the dark side that the lightning deer uses on u
Plains are no problem if you have black metal shield and sword. The blow back from the shield gives you enough time to kill the mosquitos in one shot. Also works well with fulings. But you got to kill enough fulings or raid enough chests with sneak to get sword and shield. Just don't go at night, they can still get through your shield with one to two stars.
On our server we usually have somebody log out to drop off in their solo game with an inventory of stone/metal or any other hard to transport materials and then run/portal back to the main base to then pull from their solo game.
Did you know that you only need one portal in your base? You can change the name of it (rename) at your convenience to connect and teleport to multiple points in the map.
Two is better, one as a back up if you didn't rename another portal and built a new one further away. One called "home" that is never changed and one to rename. can go anywhere and always get back.
If you add roof tiles above the flooring that was damaged, it won’t decay over time. The rain is what’s degrading it, not just time.
You don’t have to use a tool to break wood/stone piles. Use the hammer and deconstruct it in one shot.
Armband? Are you calling Megingjord, Thor's belt which gives him the strength to wield Mjølner, an armband?
If your biceps are big enough it becomes an arm band. Clearly this guy just lifts.
Fact about the poison resistance potion the reason it has coal in it is a reference to activated charcoal which is used to neutralise toxins in the human body.
i have a rather awsome tip i hear no one talk about or use. when mining ore you get stone as a by product. during the copper age most players drop stone on the ground around the ore node in favor of the more valuable ore. my tip, bring a hammer and a hoe. when your done minning the ore, drop the ore, place a chest down, put all but one half stack of stone in it, then use the hoe to rais the ground above the chest in an obvious manner, then mark of the ore deposit and a stone cache. pick up your ore and continue on as always. later on in the game when you have access to stone cutter or are building a big wall around your base, run around with the rescources for a teleporter and some wood walls. go to each of teh caches, put up a square of wooden walls(the big spikey ones) drop the portal, load up on stone, jump through, then dump all the stone on the ground. its safe to drop this on the ground if there are crafting stations nearby since they disable item despawn. go back through the portal, dismantle everything and go to the next one. once you have the stone cutter having multiple chest of stone is a godsend. its so much faster doing this than going out with even an iron pick to gather stone. those stone premades in the forest are good too if they still work.
these tips are BEGINER+ at most :D
Love how ever single comment is more useful than the actual content
tip make a storage world and logout to put your items in a chest go back teleport grab you items back. easy
Good beginners tips
13:33 i do just want to point out, Coal (activated charcoal, anyway) is often used to purify dirty water so this could be a reason it's used...a semi-scientific explanation for ancient use. Same with the honey. Egyptians used it on wounds because (little did they know) it has anti-bacterial properties.
Man i wish i had friends to play this game with..
If you place markers for Crypts, you can just left click on them again to put a red cross on it once it's cleared. This way you go back and farm Yellow Mushrooms later.
The road/cart thing is absolutely brilliant. Thank you
Thought that myself, I heard flattening a lot of terrain lowers fps though :(
for the auto walk, you can change the Sprint to Toggle, that way you only need to press shift once.