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I literally JUST finished building a WHOLE ass road from my starting warehouse to the new location of my base. I guess I can just put the cart in the boat now...smh...
Another Tip: If you are playing with a friend, a good trick is when transporting ores with a cart, let your friend climb on top of the cart and make him pick up all the items in the cart. He will be encumbered but you will be able to carry him using the cart because the cart is now weightless. Me and my friend transported a ton of silver easily using this method
Orrrrr, you could create a second world to log out into to drop off ore and bars, run your guy back to base then go back to the second world and fill up your inventory with the ore, and back to your base with a full inventory and no need to haul it anywhere :)
@@chemicalspu1482 CHEAP? NO ITS CALLED BEING SMARTER THAN THE IDIOTS TRAVELING AROUND WITH A FUCKIN CART ON THEIR BOAT TAKING 2 HOURS WHEN WE TOOK 30 SECONDS TO XFER IT....
Seeing as how I just spent 3 whole IRL days retrieving my, at the time, powerful equipment from the mountain biome and had to brute force it... only to have all that equipment defunct thanks to unlocking the Bronze tech... and having no regrets whatsoever, I endorse this statement. F in the chat to all the lost IRL social activities.... That's a hard F...
@@ObscuriaDragunAed I didn't waste time going to bronze. Now working on building my base bigger then work on iron till I can take on bone mass and the plains
The deluge of icons and marks in Ubisoft games feel like you're being manipulated to go to those points. In Valheim, it was me who explored, made a discovery and filled the map with icons.
For outposts, I turn almost all the generated home/tower structures into outposts - so in the end I have a network of safe places to sleep and store the more common items that I passively pick up in my journeys without wasting them (like feathers, flint, stone, wood, herbs, food, etc). It also makes the world feel more alive. Each place looks like a lived in homestead, rather than a rundown mess. I like that I can break the tediousness of scenery easily without putting in too much effort to at least be safe when traveling to said new place. I make sure there is at least a workbench, bed, chest, and campfire with 1-3 spits so that it's ready to go at a moments notice down the line.
I skip the bed (if I used the mod that didn't force you to switch spawn points I'd use one) and campfire, since that means that the event attack could happen targetting that location for no good reason, and that's a pain in the butt. Not worth it. I do convert the ones that are usefully located, though, be they either situated on the coast or far enough away from other rest spots that I can use it as a breathing location. It also depends on the rarity of the location; if it's one of those tiny swamp shacks on the surface of the water, HELLS NAH. Stilt house? Okay, lemme fence it off, though. Small square tower dotted everywhere in the Black Forest? Nah, just a little rest stop with a workbench (keeps the mobs away at least). Larger stone tower, or squat crumbling tower, or dilapidated stone castle ruins? HELLS YEAH!
Pro tip: if you're searching for red mushrooms, berries etc. Go to graphics settings and turn terrain details to 0. Everything that can be found on the ground is totally visiboe and the only foliage you'll see on the ground.
Something I've done if you don't want to turn the graphics settings down, get your hoe out and pathen the ground around the mushroom/berries spawn location. This does the same thing, no grass or foliage will spawn there anymore, and it makes them stand out. It only takes a few extra seconds to do & a little extra stamina, but if you have stamina foods stacked & the rested buff, it recovers very quickly.
I'm picturing this in my head and it's HILARIOUS. Reminds me of trying to haul an entire cart full of Copper through the Black Forest, using the Eikthyr Buff just to manage to get up even the slightest incline. Things were going okay until a Troll and his 7 Grey Dwarf buddies decided they didn't like the cut of my cart's jib.
if you're on a PVP/shared server... DISCONNECT your portals on the BASE side.. so if someone finds one of your portals in the world... they cant get to your base.. dont keep it active unless you want your base raided.
One thing I think is good, is to make an empty tag Portal, and carry the materials for a Portal on you during exploration. When you're far into the game, this can act as a very good emergency exit, or just a maneuver that is very convenient for exploration, if you won't frequent certain places.
Yeah no. That advice is too "gamey". Me and my buddies love to play RP and go on adventures with no certain way home. I've lost countless of items so far, but it's so much more fun than keeping it safe
@@ThorusCZ You lost the items? if you die multiple times in a row, the items from your first death still are there even thouth they are not marked on the map! I learned that from my first expedition when i sailed at night and lost EVERYTHING to the sea monster. I had to prepare a second expedition to get everything back and died a few times in the process. Hours later, my big stash from the 1st expedition was still swimming in the sea.
About the map marking: Also use the cross out feature of the map markings. Like if you already raided a burial chamber or crypt use the cross out feature to make sure you know that for the future. Don't just remove the mark from the map as that means you might stumple over the location again and be disappointed when you find out you've already cleared it out.
To add to the copper mining tip. Once you mine under the copper you are considered under shelter, add a couple camp fires and you can get rested bonus without ever leaving your mining site.
you actually don't need shelter to get the rested buff. Just sit (x) next to a campfire and you'll get 10 minutes. you can place a campfire in the starting room of sunken crypts so it also removes the wet debuff.
Bro, i ended up killing a drake early on with only leather armor and wood arrows cuz all i wanted was some copper. It couldnt land a single hit because i kept hiding back under the copper and they cant do any damage to it. Another cool tip for mining(any ore i think) is just mine the bottom part cuz when the rest is just floating in the air itll all collapse into ore on the ground. U save a lot of time and resources this way.
I like using them for structures I don't visit often. By the time I go back to one, all the torches are burned up so it's nice having a nightlight in the area for when I teleport in.
A big thing if you want fire light but you're running out of resin is to stop using torches and upgrade to sconces. The resin in sconces lasts over twice as long as the resin is torches. Combined with the higher max resin you max duration changes goes from 11 hours to 33 hours real time.
With a Chair you don't need to place it. You can bring it up on the menu, put the outline of it next to you and you get the +2 buff. It's probably something people actually know but it's a 'just in case'
I hope we get more map markers The crates and barrels on the carts would be nice additions for furniture. I also hope we can carry those containers, not as items, but as something the character can momentarily hold with their stamina.
I need ONE more marker, at least. Currently, I have to share one between nodes of metals or other permanent harvestables, dungeons, and dangerous locations, like the islands in the swamps that can have multiple body piles, or the surtling flame geysers.
Before going on a long journey to new areas, build a portal at your base and bring the resources to build the other end when you find an interesting spot
I recommend deciding on a naming convention for your portals. Way easier than trying to remember them. Essentially I am using Explore 1 through 9. Something like that. Then the bases are named as such on the map.
I recommend building your base around the merchant he has a force field that can protect you against raids. As soon as one starts, you get in the force field and youre basically invisible and enemies will walk away.
@@nrodas2016 Trollhide is great for making and upgrading a couple of sets of trollhide armor for running around if you die. You can store copies either locally, if you're the type to make new bases and sleep in them as you go, or at home, if you're more the type to make outposts you don't sleep at, but can rest at and store goods to daisy-chain transport them back to a central base. Similarly, bones are used in making troll gear, and a fully upgraded club (which only uses bones) deals a fair amount of damage for any but the late game areas, making it a decent backup weapon for remarkably cheap that you can feel fine with tossing if your inventory was full where you died.
Avoid over-producing and hoarding. I'm playing a character where I'm now in Iron age yet I still have over 100 Tin ingots in storage. I'll never use them now. All that time and labour I wasted, not to mention the wood and coal for smelting which I could now be using to process my Iron. When you start a new age (like getting into Bronze, for eg), use the Forge to check which Bronze items you are going to craft. Then add up how many resources you will need to craft them. For upgrading the items, check the Wiki. That way, you can get a good ballpark for not only the total amount of copper and tin you'll need but also the supplementary resources like Leather, Deer Hides, Fine Wood and so on. Also avoid hoarding resources with minimal uses. Trophies are a fine example. You need Deer trophies to summon Eikthyr and craft/upgrade the Stagbreaker but almost all other trophies are only for decorative purposes. Likewise you will encounter a LOT of skeletons in the game but the Bone Fragments they drop aren't used for many purposes. So once you've built up a stockpile of say 50, you can confidently stop picking them up. At the other end of the scale, NEVER walk past Thistles without picking them up. They are used in many products and are not so abundant in the wild. Even if you build up a stockpile of 150 Thistles before you unlock the crafts that use them, keep picking them up because you WILL use them. Finally, prioritize the order in which you build items when entering a new age. If you have just started Iron, for example, is it better to build an Iron Axe, armour piece or Huntsman bow with your first consignment of Iron ingots? I always go primary weapon(s) - shield - armour - tools in that order. Doing more damage and having better defenses (shield and armour) can be life-savers but cutting wood with an Iron Axe rather than Bronze makes only a small difference.
Also prioritize your arrow usage. I always carry Wood arrows along with whatever higher damage arrow I choose. If I'm hunting deer, using Fire or Poison arrows on them is a waste. Use your cheap Wood arrows for wildlife that gets one-shotted regardless of what you use, save your higher value arrows for enemies where the extra damage will count.
There are plenty of mods out there that make use of all the "junk" items you mentioned. Once you kill the last boss, mods are really the way to get more game time out of Valheim and you'll end up kicking yourself for not hoarding every drop.
I find that I need more early ores after I beat Yagluth and just started building more. Tin, for example, is needed for more cooking pots if you end up making a bigger base or a base in a new location. Sometimes sourcing it isn't easy locally near the world's edge so you'll have to ship it from home. Same for bronze and iron even, as many small swamps will only contain small scrap piles you have to dig up that hold very little ore.
@@brodriguez11000 yes, you can put the different arrow types in your quickbar slots. In late game, I usually put Fire arrows (Drakes, Wolves, Abominations) in slot 1, Frost arrows (Fulings) in slot 2, Wood arrows (everything else) in slot 3. Then you can swap them on the fly. For the Moder fight, I have Obsidian arrows in slots 1 and 2, Poison arrows in slot 3. Then I hit 3 when she spawns, fire one Poison arrow, then hit 1 or 2 to switch to Obsidian arrows as the Poison DoT ticks down. As soon as that happens, I hit 3 to fire another Poison arrow, and so on.
When you build portals mark them with the name you named the portal. In your base just build one portal and change the name to the one you wanna link and travel!
Protip: change the portal name to something *wrong* first, and wait for the portal to power down before renaming it. It takes a few seconds after renaming a portal for the changes to take effect. So if you rename it and jump through, you’ll end up at the *old name* destination, which will be disconnected by the time you load in. Using an intentionally invalid name will give a clear indication that the old link is broken and the new link is established.
@@ghostgate82 ... yeah. Luckily I keep a couple "Emergency" portals at base, not connected to anything. I mostly use them when I'm roaming around out in the wilderness and need to go home to repair or resupply (or drop off all the garbage I've accumulated). I always try to keep the portal materials on me, so I can just pop down a portal, name it Emergency and head on home. Repair, restock, etc, back out through the portal, break it down and continue roaming I used one of those to scoot on back to base, but the lesson was learned.
@@ronburgundy9771 it updates the name when you step close to it and it starts to bright. Just put the correct name and step back, and you won't have to wait
I will say, in regards to the map marking tip - put a limit on it. I was marking everything food related on the map I play with my friends, and letting them mark the ore and stuff, and with only doing the berries and mushrooms, my map turned into a mess of dots so quickly I eventually had to clear them all off because I couldn't see anything any time I zoomed out. The game really needs a "hide markers" toggle, and if there is one, I have some how missed it.
Not to sure if this is a tip because we've only just started playing this game, but when we find a Troll (specially if it holding a log as a weapon) we use it to help cut down trees. Get it mad and chasing you, make sure you have quite a bit of stamina, and just run around trees close to it and watch it knock down all the trees for you
personally i just leave the cart on the karve and transfer the resources on a separate cart. ain't nobody got time to mess around with a cart for 5 minutes.
Common mistake I see many players make is running or evading with weapon in hand. Most players are at least down 10% movement speed from armor. Weapon in hand drives it down further.
I was a a week or so into the game before I knew you could mark the map. My seed is horrible. A small starting island surrounded by lots of other ones. It took me weeks of RL time just to find a large swamp area with crypts. Boss3 was in the middle of a 100% swamp island. Sailing there & trying to establish a base was horrendous. I died twice on the first bit of land as I got swarmed by mobs losing all my best gear. I had to build 3 ships.
I also spent a long time before learning you can mark the map. I have a pretty rough seed too. It was great early game, but once i got past The Elder, I started having to travel really really far to find the progression stuff
I have so many I have to abbreviate things to 1 or 2 characters just to keep it somewhat readable. My Black Forest has like 35 dots marked "C" for "Copper Deposit" and 20 more labeled "TRL" for all the damn Troll Caves that litter the damn place. Damn trolls.
Tip No 11: When you destroy your boat and can't get the nails back (water to deep) then build a jump tower above it and dive into the water. You will get it much easier.
The 10 More Mistakes to Avoid at a glance (watch the video for all the details!): 1) not always having Rested status 2) destroying maypoles 3) not marking things on the map 4) leaving your portals unfenced/unprotected 5) not using objects as infinite light-sources (e.g. yellow mushrooms, dragon eggs, meads, Surtling trophies) 6) not hunting birds from the start 7) thinking you can't put a cart in a karve to hugely increase its cargo capacity 8) not digging around ore deposits 9) being reluctant to use or build outposts 10) playing on a seed that you hate just because you've built some stuff there already 11) not being subscribed to Nizar GG!
WTF! I found that midsummer pole, and in a blind Swedish rage, I destroyed it. Fast forward 2 weeks and I have built so damn much now on this seed. And now I have to remake everything to get that extra comfort level xD
Use wood arrows with the late game bow, then deer will almost always drop 2 meat plus pelt, and you can still instakill all the passive mobs, they also do decent damage to most other mobs plus you save feathers for the better arrows. If you are using the drager bow you will often get the poison buff even with the wood arrows.
@@MyReligionIs2DoGood I thought that too, but since changing to the wood arrows every no star deers have dropped 2 and I've had 1 stars drop 4. Test it out prove me wrong ;) .....
@@kiwifrogg I don't think I have to test anything more than I already do. After 800+ in-game days and over 500 hours of play time I think I'm pretty sure that arrow type and bow have nothing to do with the amount of drops. That said, I actually did test it out. Using Draugrfang and the Huntsman Bow, I shot both with wood arrows, and obsidian arrows. I couldn't see any significant difference between any of the 4 combinations. However, there seems to be a chance to get more hides and/or meat than the normal 1/2/4 for level 1/2/3 deer. This chance might depend on either the Bow skill level, or the point of impact of the shot, or both. It could also be that my sample size was not large enough (killing 10 deer of each level per combo). Further testing might be recommended - maybe with 100 kills per combo? Can't wait for your results. ;)
@@MyReligionIs2DoGood touché, looks like I was wrong after 20 each the numbers were very similar, I think, I fell into the correlation is not causation trap :) but I will stick by using wood for food hunting to save feathers for the good arrows like frost and needle.
Another mistake is trying to run (or sail) away from serpents. If your boat is full durability, and you have any bow you can shoot and kill it suprisingly easy and kill it. But harpooning it and dragging it to shore is preferable. Just wooden arrows any bow, and full durability on your boat is all it takes.
Mistake 6.5 hunting birds with non wooden arrows. Save on feathers while sticking oj feathers guys wooden arrows will suffice for everything in the meadows so if ur there use those and save ur good arrows for trolls lox and other big tanks of hp. Then again I use wooden arrows for everything but the bosses (not eiktheir) even a fueling only takes about two or three wooden arrows if the first shot was from Stealth
Tip for getting silver out of the mountain biome quickly. Fill up a cart and throw it off the mountain edge. It will be waiting for you in boxes at the bottom. EDIT: warning! recommend using multiple carts with no more than 1 stack each cause there is a chance you will not be able to find the boxes.... happened to me and my friend, we lost 100+ silver..... only happend once tho!
or you can like log the fuck out go to a 2nd world drop it in a box log back in take a portal back to base log back into 2nd world grab ur metal and log back into main world and u just xfered it across the entire game in 30 seconds without any of the bullshit you just said.....play smarter not harder....
@@johndoe-uf3ch Might as well spawn in stuff with console commands at that point. Some people enjoy playing within the game's systems in a world, rather than rushing/exploiting stuff. The emerging gameplay from overcoming exploration and travel, establishing infrastructure and routes or silly strategies etc. is half the fun imo.
This... Ive had this happened to me by accident, and afterwords, didnt stop doing it. John doe: play smart not hard This line is invented for lazy gamers imo. People do both buddy !
Mistake #11. Flattening huge chunk of land when building base, digging deep mote around it and mining up all surrounding area only to get 1 minute loading screen when you teleport there, not to mention FPS drop, lag spikes and randomly collapsing house parts. Had to build new base.
IDK about tip 10. Cherry picking seeds and pre examining them defeats the idea of a procedurally generated world and its own unique features/challenges. I didn't care for my seed when I just started a new playthrough for mistlands, but I made it work.
I want to add to #7, When loading a cart like that, always destroy it. Since the boxes tend to stay in the carve better than the cart. Besides the boxes float in case of an accident.
I think the cart will do damage to your boat in storms though so keep in mind you may need to repair more. Also, you can take the essential resources for a cart/karve with you when you sail or portal, then build those items on the other side pretty easy and sail back with a good load of ore to take less damage.
Great video. Just a word of caution though....if those cargo boxes take too much damage out on the ocean their contents will fall through the ship and be lost.
Tip #4 should be Stop building main bases on the mainland! An island with deep waters surrounding is best by far! And lol for hunting birds with frost arrows! Good follow up video!
so a couple things. 1 mining around the ore takes quite a bit of time actually and ore isent really hard to find missing 1/3rd of the node and just finding a new one is way faster.and 2 if your building a outpost with a forge you might as well just put a temporary portal in it and just always have a fee one at base so you can get the big comfort buff at home/ drop off rando portalable stuff.
the reason you mine out around the ore first is that it can be done with an antler pickaxe, which can be repaired at a workbench, then you mine the ore out with your metal pickaxe (that requires a forge to repair). It lets you essentially mine more metal without having to build a forge nearby.
@@anarchoiskunk this dude said finding a new vein was faster than mining out one of the 3 prongs on a silver mine, which is the dumbest thing i've ever heard. i think you're quite literally wasting your breath on this one bro.
I have a map with three Maypoles on it. The Key is 3342Magnus, Magnus being the name I gave the character, and 33 and 42 are favorite numbers between my mother and I, My mother passed. So I put 33 First and 42 is because of the Hitch Hikers Guide and my Enjoyment of it. Also could you not try putting a box from a cart or other such in the ship and leave it? We need the people who make the World Tool to add the Turtles in the Sea to the maps if they can be tracked on the seed before you harvest on them.
I usually mark items by this format "POI Island number, POI number" So if I found my 5th Troll cave on the third island I've visited I'll mark it as TROLL CAVE 3.5. usually keeps markings nicely formated and keeps track of what's where.
For tip #6, DON'T BREAK THE CART IN THE KARVE! Just have another cart on hand and manually empty the one in the Karve and toss everything into the new one.
@@vVGolemVv Four boxes that have no weight at all and get flung off with even minimal movement of the ship due to waves, and that break very easily and, if they do, you lose the contents just like that. While it works out better for the Longship, since it has a lot more floorspace and resists tumbling in choppy water much more easily, so even if it does roll the boxes aren't likely to go flying and carts are a lot harder to keep on the boat safely, with the Karve the cart's handles fit around the mast perfectly while still butting up against the rear gunwales of the ship, in front of the rudder. There's also no real reason to break your ship, too; just place a workbench to stop spawning within the area, and wall off your dock area a decent way around it and also a fair ways out into the water (use core wood poles to go down 4m as bracing, to still support the walls) using the palisade walls. Without a fireplace there, it doesn't get recognized as a node to be invaded by attack events, and the workbench will stop enemies from spawning in the area in the first place, while the walls will prevent them from randomly walking up to it from outside the area and starting to attack it. It's really simple to toss down a workbench and then wall it off really quickly upon landing in a new area, too, almost always with just local resources; Black Forest is everywhere, after all, and you can easily harvest some core wood in the surrounding area to where you want to make the dock, if you don't just set up a teleportation portal and grab some from your base back home, anyways.
To move any quantity of ore just log out with it, store it in a chest in another world, log back in and move through portals whenever you need the ore and then just bring it back from the other world
Here's a big tip. when entering a new name, portals don't immediately turn off if the name doesn't have another portal. The only portal you need is one at your base and the rest throughout the world. place the one at your base and name it home, place the other one somewhere in the world you want it to be, and also name it home. Once the connection is named go to your map and mark it with the real name you want the portal to have. Change the name of the new portal to whatever you want and quickly walk through it. you will then be teleported to the first portal but you cant return. if you wish to return simply name the portal at home the name of the second portal and boom. Now you have 1 portal that can reach all other portals and back home safely. BEWARE IF YOU NAME THE HOME PORTAL TO THE NAME OF A DIFFERENT PORTAL THEN IMMEDIATELY GO THROUGH YOU WILL BE UNABLE TO GO BACK THROUGH IT AND MUST WALK BACK HOME. This is because a connection is already made between the home and a different portal than the one you are at so BE CAREFUL. Simply wait about 5 to 10 seconds before walking through and it should take you where you named.
Another mistake, for a long time I could not understand why the house needs to be repaired, it turned out that rain can take half the strength of the structure if it is not under the roof, I am sure that not everyone immediately understands the reason.
@@1blameonme1 When you build your first shelter on difficult terrain and build a fence in the first place, it is not as obvious as if you are constructing a building.
You might not be able to teleport with ore, but you can switch worlds with it. Mine ore in a disposable world, while sitting at your home base in your world. When you log into your main world, you have all the ore and none of the travel.
After watching this video: I used a site to check how many maypoles my map had. It said one. I had already accidentally destroyed it with a single hit when I wondered what it was and was upset I didn't get any unique item. After watching this video: I am now sad.
hmm i never killed birds for feather, cause first of all i used wood arrows, later than during some swamp mining you can find the feathers in the chests.
2:06 I just found this on last week. Built entire base around. Rebuild it so to make soil ditch. And then accidentally broke pole with 1 hammer click. Stressfull thing, don't want to build around it again
Is there always a chance of there being a maypole on any meadows region no matter what time of year it is? Kind of like there's always the yule hat at the trader all year round? Maypoles being a midsummer thing etc.
I often find large quantities of raspberry bushes in the abandoned villages you find in the meadows. Whenever I do find these villages next to something I want to explore (e.g. The Swamp) I restore them and install anything I would need. I currently am using one as a location to smelt loads of scrap iron I'm finding in (Spolers!) The Sunken Crypts.
If you set up the area around the portal you are going to, when you come out the other end it will give you the comfort bonus as soon as you land, you don't have to hang out around the portal for 20 seconds. Also, you can stand right in front of the portal, eat, then push yourself into it and save yourself waiting around the eating animation. If for some reason, like me, the 3 seconds he spends doing it gets on your nerves. lol
I usually set up Portals in the corners of my "forward bases" now. Free light when you stand by them, you pop out in complete safety (shelter, fire, walls), they're protected from random monster spawns, and they really don't take up all that much room in reality despite how big they seem to be when you're placing them.
@@Darkkfated Yeah, for me I make a 3x2 hut and am able to cram a portal, workbench, bed, multiple chests, comfort items, etc. You'd be surprised how crammed up together you can get that stuff.
Pro tip, When playing with a friend you can turn on pvp and drag them around with the harpoon. This is good if they're over encumbered. The person us8ng the poon wont suffer from the weight penalty
I stash the ingots required for a forge on my boat whenever I head into the next biome. You will have to carry ingots back for construction and such but you can usually upgrade your current gear so stand a better chance against the new biome.
you can place a map marker outside of the actual map and give it the name of the portals tags. I use this so I can rearrange or move my portal hub with no worries about missing any
Honestly I just put B for berries. If you are in the Black Forest, you know it will always be Blueberries and meadows will always have Raspberries, and with Plains there will always be Cloudberries so its all good. B1-4 is usually what I put. I wont lie, I rarely shoot at birds. Its a mistake I regret, though I still have a ton of feathers.
I like that line of thinking, especially if you know how to differentiate between biomes quickly. Between meadows and black forest it might still be vague at times, but yeah just putting B is even faster in that case. Nice one.
The ore deposit tip is huge, i spent like 2 hours on one damn copper deposit cause they stretch soo far, game will stop you digging at some point when theres probably more lol
My brother and I are playing, I introduced him to the game, I did random buttons for our seed, out starting island has a PLAINS right next to a swamp, he ignored me yelling to run because of the goblins. Most painful hour after that was getting everything back. We only just beat the elder and were NOT ready for that clap back
I don't bother hunting bird because all the feathers I get come from chopping trees. A fun little tip tho if you turn on pvp and let a friend harpoon you they can drag you anywhere so if you are carrying too much they can drag you where you need to take all your stuff, this also works if you're pulling a too heavy cart.
Another Tip: Dont waste Materials on multiple Portals in your Base. Just Put down one (Home)portal and rename it if you want to travel to different outgoing Portals.
#7 is partially incorrect. Silver ore nodes can be one shot in exactly the same manner as copper. Their irregular shape might be confusing but if they're wholly disconnected from the terrain then breaking one piece(requires an iron pick or better) will break the whole node. Protip: use the antler pickaxe for mining the terrain. All terrain is destroyed in one hit from any pickaxe and the antler version uses the least stamina per swing and can be repaired at a level 1 workbench.
bonfire middle of room is nice light source lol. Always travel with portal. build base where 4 biome corners come together, so everyone will kill each others around your base 😁
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Agree
Not to scare anyone but apparently when you die you likely just float around in a void of no color for eternity.
Bought the game 3 days ago and already have 30 hours. This game is no joke
I literally JUST finished building a WHOLE ass road from my starting warehouse to the new location of my base. I guess I can just put the cart in the boat now...smh...
Another Tip: If you are playing with a friend, a good trick is when transporting ores with a cart, let your friend climb on top of the cart and make him pick up all the items in the cart. He will be encumbered but you will be able to carry him using the cart because the cart is now weightless. Me and my friend transported a ton of silver easily using this method
Orrrrr, you could create a second world to log out into to drop off ore and bars, run your guy back to base then go back to the second world and fill up your inventory with the ore, and back to your base with a full inventory and no need to haul it anywhere :)
@@udalix sounds kinda cheap to do that
@@udalix I do that too lol. Fuck dying! 😂
@@chemicalspu1482 CHEAP? NO ITS CALLED BEING SMARTER THAN THE IDIOTS TRAVELING AROUND WITH A FUCKIN CART ON THEIR BOAT TAKING 2 HOURS WHEN WE TOOK 30 SECONDS TO XFER IT....
@@udalix shhh dont tell the dumb players this secret lol
The #1 mistake players make is buying the game and expecting to have a life afterword.
Seeing as how I just spent 3 whole IRL days retrieving my, at the time, powerful equipment from the mountain biome and had to brute force it... only to have all that equipment defunct thanks to unlocking the Bronze tech... and having no regrets whatsoever, I endorse this statement.
F in the chat to all the lost IRL social activities.... That's a hard F...
@@ObscuriaDragunAed omg I totally relate to this. 🤣
@@ObscuriaDragunAed I didn't waste time going to bronze. Now working on building my base bigger then work on iron till I can take on bone mass and the plains
There's a reason the game starts out dumping you right into the afterlife. Cause your life is over now irl too
@@ObscuriaDragunAed You prob need troll hide armor and sneak in there
9:21 Mistake #21: Not using ctrl to insta-move item stacks.
yes!!!!
Oof
OH MY
@@NizarGG i just playd 12 hours straight and didnt realize you can do this
@@ducky-iu2pu I googled it after seeing youtubers doing it and asking "Is that a mod or just something I'm missing."
The deluge of icons and marks in Ubisoft games feel like you're being manipulated to go to those points.
In Valheim, it was me who explored, made a discovery and filled the map with icons.
For outposts, I turn almost all the generated home/tower structures into outposts - so in the end I have a network of safe places to sleep and store the more common items that I passively pick up in my journeys without wasting them (like feathers, flint, stone, wood, herbs, food, etc). It also makes the world feel more alive. Each place looks like a lived in homestead, rather than a rundown mess. I like that I can break the tediousness of scenery easily without putting in too much effort to at least be safe when traveling to said new place.
I make sure there is at least a workbench, bed, chest, and campfire with 1-3 spits so that it's ready to go at a moments notice down the line.
Same here
I skip the bed (if I used the mod that didn't force you to switch spawn points I'd use one) and campfire, since that means that the event attack could happen targetting that location for no good reason, and that's a pain in the butt. Not worth it. I do convert the ones that are usefully located, though, be they either situated on the coast or far enough away from other rest spots that I can use it as a breathing location. It also depends on the rarity of the location; if it's one of those tiny swamp shacks on the surface of the water, HELLS NAH. Stilt house? Okay, lemme fence it off, though. Small square tower dotted everywhere in the Black Forest? Nah, just a little rest stop with a workbench (keeps the mobs away at least). Larger stone tower, or squat crumbling tower, or dilapidated stone castle ruins? HELLS YEAH!
Yeah, any time I find an abandoned structure, I make that an outpost. It takes little effort to make that a safe house for the night.
@@KainYusanagi I may need that mod too, because it gets annoying when I have to reset my spawn location just to rest.
@@chadnorris8257 www.nexusmods.com/valheim/mods/261?
Pro tip: if you're searching for red mushrooms, berries etc. Go to graphics settings and turn terrain details to 0. Everything that can be found on the ground is totally visiboe and the only foliage you'll see on the ground.
Something I've done if you don't want to turn the graphics settings down, get your hoe out and pathen the ground around the mushroom/berries spawn location. This does the same thing, no grass or foliage will spawn there anymore, and it makes them stand out. It only takes a few extra seconds to do & a little extra stamina, but if you have stamina foods stacked & the rested buff, it recovers very quickly.
I'll make sure to do that now as I usually take hours to find enough red mushrooms for my boars
I thought cart weight was limitless. I got a surprise when I tried to take my 4K units of silver down a mountain.
weight is in kilograms so that's a lot of weight
I'm picturing this in my head and it's HILARIOUS.
Reminds me of trying to haul an entire cart full of Copper through the Black Forest, using the Eikthyr Buff just to manage to get up even the slightest incline.
Things were going okay until a Troll and his 7 Grey Dwarf buddies decided they didn't like the cut of my cart's jib.
The cart weight is limitless, your movement speed and stamina is not :D
@@Skyppaii Yeah, but once the cart is loaded with 600 kilos of unrefined Ore, the slightest of inclines becomes your mortal enemy.
Ouch. I guess that puts new meaning to "It snowballs from there."
if you're on a PVP/shared server... DISCONNECT your portals on the BASE side.. so if someone finds one of your portals in the world... they cant get to your base.. dont keep it active unless you want your base raided.
One thing I think is good, is to make an empty tag Portal, and carry the materials for a Portal on you during exploration. When you're far into the game, this can act as a very good emergency exit, or just a maneuver that is very convenient for exploration, if you won't frequent certain places.
A.k.a. the "OH SHI!T" button.
@@Grubnar Precisely
Always ALWAYS explore with the mats for a portal and always keep one labelled explore or home at base.
Place one with no name at home so you dont need to name the one you build on exploration
Me & my buds keep a portal left open at base called "TownPortal"
Write the Portal names on the map, so you cant forget them
Yeah no. That advice is too "gamey". Me and my buddies love to play RP and go on adventures with no certain way home. I've lost countless of items so far, but it's so much more fun than keeping it safe
@@ThorusCZ You lost the items? if you die multiple times in a row, the items from your first death still are there even thouth they are not marked on the map!
I learned that from my first expedition when i sailed at night and lost EVERYTHING to the sea monster.
I had to prepare a second expedition to get everything back and died a few times in the process. Hours later, my big stash from the 1st expedition was still swimming in the sea.
About the map marking: Also use the cross out feature of the map markings. Like if you already raided a burial chamber or crypt use the cross out feature to make sure you know that for the future. Don't just remove the mark from the map as that means you might stumple over the location again and be disappointed when you find out you've already cleared it out.
To add to the copper mining tip. Once you mine under the copper you are considered under shelter, add a couple camp fires and you can get rested bonus without ever leaving your mining site.
to add to this, once a tree is cut down, if you can get under the log you're considered in shelter.
you actually don't need shelter to get the rested buff. Just sit (x) next to a campfire and you'll get 10 minutes. you can place a campfire in the starting room of sunken crypts so it also removes the wet debuff.
Bro, i ended up killing a drake early on with only leather armor and wood arrows cuz all i wanted was some copper. It couldnt land a single hit because i kept hiding back under the copper and they cant do any damage to it.
Another cool tip for mining(any ore i think) is just mine the bottom part cuz when the rest is just floating in the air itll all collapse into ore on the ground. U save a lot of time and resources this way.
also the Bonfires keep the wood people away!
@@BouXIII actually don't the grey dwarves just stand back at a distance and throw rocks at your bonfires to destroy them? I saw one do this.
The "infinite" lights are ultra dim. Not worth using as a light source.
exactly its basically nothing lol
They're great for path markers or for your roads
The surtling trophies are alright but it's still pretty dim, the rest aren't worth it for that purpose at all.
@@adamsee444 Yeah, path markers could be a good way to use them, but if I want a well lit room, I'm using a campfire or sconce.
I like using them for structures I don't visit often. By the time I go back to one, all the torches are burned up so it's nice having a nightlight in the area for when I teleport in.
A big thing if you want fire light but you're running out of resin is to stop using torches and upgrade to sconces. The resin in sconces lasts over twice as long as the resin is torches. Combined with the higher max resin you max duration changes goes from 11 hours to 33 hours real time.
Also looks cooler
Torch don't burn out mod op
With a Chair you don't need to place it. You can bring it up on the menu, put the outline of it next to you and you get the +2 buff. It's probably something people actually know but it's a 'just in case'
Didn't know that, thanks!
The hell? Lol bet that'll get patched out.
I hope we get more map markers
The crates and barrels on the carts would be nice additions for furniture. I also hope we can carry those containers, not as items, but as something the character can momentarily hold with their stamina.
I need ONE more marker, at least. Currently, I have to share one between nodes of metals or other permanent harvestables, dungeons, and dangerous locations, like the islands in the swamps that can have multiple body piles, or the surtling flame geysers.
@@KainYusanagi I have waiting for a mod. No luck yet.
@@melelconquistador Yeah there was a request for one, but nothing came of it. forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/9680408-modrequestmap-markers/
I'd like a bigger variety of map markers too.
hope the developers add some more so i can mark more stuff diffirent aswell
Before going on a long journey to new areas, build a portal at your base and bring the resources to build the other end when you find an interesting spot
8:20 Greyling runs into frame
8:21 Yellow smear and resin
that's what happens when you try to ruin my recording ayeee
dont tell the police
I recommend deciding on a naming convention for your portals. Way easier than trying to remember them. Essentially I am using Explore 1 through 9. Something like that. Then the bases are named as such on the map.
Plus, I think there's a naming limit on the length. Putting the biome in the name (or a sign nearby) will help one prepare before jumping.
hold ctrl when you’re moving stuff from your inventory to a chest/cart so it instantly transfers when you click. hold shift to split the quantity
I forgot to try CTRL! thanks man!
That's like most of video games has that.
I recommend building your base around the merchant he has a force field that can protect you against raids. As soon as one starts, you get in the force field and youre basically invisible and enemies will walk away.
This is how I avoided Operation Corpse Retrieval volume 57.
Where's the fun in that? Raids are great sources of materials!
@@KainYusanagi i have a chest full of troll hide that just sits there and bones are useless, but greydwarf raids are a good source, you have a point
@@nrodas2016 Trollhide is great for making and upgrading a couple of sets of trollhide armor for running around if you die. You can store copies either locally, if you're the type to make new bases and sleep in them as you go, or at home, if you're more the type to make outposts you don't sleep at, but can rest at and store goods to daisy-chain transport them back to a central base. Similarly, bones are used in making troll gear, and a fully upgraded club (which only uses bones) deals a fair amount of damage for any but the late game areas, making it a decent backup weapon for remarkably cheap that you can feel fine with tossing if your inventory was full where you died.
Or walk through, but not aggro and can be killed.
4:45 Better way is to mine a pit around the thing you are defencing. You will be able to jump through it, but monsters wont.
Avoid over-producing and hoarding. I'm playing a character where I'm now in Iron age yet I still have over 100 Tin ingots in storage. I'll never use them now. All that time and labour I wasted, not to mention the wood and coal for smelting which I could now be using to process my Iron. When you start a new age (like getting into Bronze, for eg), use the Forge to check which Bronze items you are going to craft. Then add up how many resources you will need to craft them. For upgrading the items, check the Wiki. That way, you can get a good ballpark for not only the total amount of copper and tin you'll need but also the supplementary resources like Leather, Deer Hides, Fine Wood and so on.
Also avoid hoarding resources with minimal uses. Trophies are a fine example. You need Deer trophies to summon Eikthyr and craft/upgrade the Stagbreaker but almost all other trophies are only for decorative purposes. Likewise you will encounter a LOT of skeletons in the game but the Bone Fragments they drop aren't used for many purposes. So once you've built up a stockpile of say 50, you can confidently stop picking them up.
At the other end of the scale, NEVER walk past Thistles without picking them up. They are used in many products and are not so abundant in the wild. Even if you build up a stockpile of 150 Thistles before you unlock the crafts that use them, keep picking them up because you WILL use them.
Finally, prioritize the order in which you build items when entering a new age. If you have just started Iron, for example, is it better to build an Iron Axe, armour piece or Huntsman bow with your first consignment of Iron ingots? I always go primary weapon(s) - shield - armour - tools in that order. Doing more damage and having better defenses (shield and armour) can be life-savers but cutting wood with an Iron Axe rather than Bronze makes only a small difference.
Also prioritize your arrow usage. I always carry Wood arrows along with whatever higher damage arrow I choose. If I'm hunting deer, using Fire or Poison arrows on them is a waste. Use your cheap Wood arrows for wildlife that gets one-shotted regardless of what you use, save your higher value arrows for enemies where the extra damage will count.
There are plenty of mods out there that make use of all the "junk" items you mentioned. Once you kill the last boss, mods are really the way to get more game time out of Valheim and you'll end up kicking yourself for not hoarding every drop.
I find that I need more early ores after I beat Yagluth and just started building more. Tin, for example, is needed for more cooking pots if you end up making a bigger base or a base in a new location. Sometimes sourcing it isn't easy locally near the world's edge so you'll have to ship it from home. Same for bronze and iron even, as many small swamps will only contain small scrap piles you have to dig up that hold very little ore.
@@porous9 : Is there a way of selecting arrow type before firing the bow?
@@brodriguez11000 yes, you can put the different arrow types in your quickbar slots. In late game, I usually put Fire arrows (Drakes, Wolves, Abominations) in slot 1, Frost arrows (Fulings) in slot 2, Wood arrows (everything else) in slot 3. Then you can swap them on the fly. For the Moder fight, I have Obsidian arrows in slots 1 and 2, Poison arrows in slot 3. Then I hit 3 when she spawns, fire one Poison arrow, then hit 1 or 2 to switch to Obsidian arrows as the Poison DoT ticks down. As soon as that happens, I hit 3 to fire another Poison arrow, and so on.
When you build portals mark them with the name you named the portal. In your base just build one portal and change the name to the one you wanna link and travel!
Protip: change the portal name to something *wrong* first, and wait for the portal to power down before renaming it.
It takes a few seconds after renaming a portal for the changes to take effect. So if you rename it and jump through, you’ll end up at the *old name* destination, which will be disconnected by the time you load in. Using an intentionally invalid name will give a clear indication that the old link is broken and the new link is established.
@@ronburgundy9771 sounds like you’re speaking from experience. My condolences. 💐
@@ghostgate82 ... yeah. Luckily I keep a couple "Emergency" portals at base, not connected to anything.
I mostly use them when I'm roaming around out in the wilderness and need to go home to repair or resupply (or drop off all the garbage I've accumulated). I always try to keep the portal materials on me, so I can just pop down a portal, name it Emergency and head on home. Repair, restock, etc, back out through the portal, break it down and continue roaming
I used one of those to scoot on back to base, but the lesson was learned.
@@ronburgundy9771 it updates the name when you step close to it and it starts to bright. Just put the correct name and step back, and you won't have to wait
I will say, in regards to the map marking tip - put a limit on it. I was marking everything food related on the map I play with my friends, and letting them mark the ore and stuff, and with only doing the berries and mushrooms, my map turned into a mess of dots so quickly I eventually had to clear them all off because I couldn't see anything any time I zoomed out.
The game really needs a "hide markers" toggle, and if there is one, I have some how missed it.
You can always remove them or put a cross over them to know you dont need them anymore
food is usually randomly generated and easy to find...ores and crypts get marked but that's about all I need.
@@adakahless yeah why mark food🤔
I only mark food if it's a very big spawn, like 5-6 bushes, or something rare, like mushrooms. No need to mark every single lone bush you find!
Not to sure if this is a tip because we've only just started playing this game, but when we find a Troll (specially if it holding a log as a weapon) we use it to help cut down trees. Get it mad and chasing you, make sure you have quite a bit of stamina, and just run around trees close to it and watch it knock down all the trees for you
Works for mining too if it does a slam attack. Makes it so you can enter "Bronze Age" without killing a boss
personally i just leave the cart on the karve and transfer the resources on a separate cart. ain't nobody got time to mess around with a cart for 5 minutes.
champ
Common mistake I see many players make is running or evading with weapon in hand. Most players are at least down 10% movement speed from armor. Weapon in hand drives it down further.
I like how when he shoots birds there is no rested buff, showing a mistake.
I was a a week or so into the game before I knew you could mark the map. My seed is horrible. A small starting island surrounded by lots of other ones. It took me weeks of RL time just to find a large swamp area with crypts. Boss3 was in the middle of a 100% swamp island. Sailing there & trying to establish a base was horrendous. I died twice on the first bit of land as I got swarmed by mobs losing all my best gear. I had to build 3 ships.
I also spent a long time before learning you can mark the map. I have a pretty rough seed too. It was great early game, but once i got past The Elder, I started having to travel really really far to find the progression stuff
sounds like the average swamp experience, try building a base in the meadows close by, so your corpse run isint too far. loool
My map is COVERED with markers lol. Love it.
Filling the map with markers makes me feel like a real Viking
Makes the map alive
I just wish we had a little more variety in the icons. Or just having a label without icons. E.g. I just mark copper with Cu.
I have so many I have to abbreviate things to 1 or 2 characters just to keep it somewhat readable. My Black Forest has like 35 dots marked "C" for "Copper Deposit" and 20 more labeled "TRL" for all the damn Troll Caves that litter the damn place.
Damn trolls.
I hope they add more markers in future updates. Would love an exclamation mark, a food icon, an anchor, among others.
Tip No 11: When you destroy your boat and can't get the nails back (water to deep) then build a jump tower above it and dive into the water. You will get it much easier.
The 10 More Mistakes to Avoid at a glance (watch the video for all the details!):
1) not always having Rested status
2) destroying maypoles
3) not marking things on the map
4) leaving your portals unfenced/unprotected
5) not using objects as infinite light-sources (e.g. yellow mushrooms, dragon eggs, meads, Surtling trophies)
6) not hunting birds from the start
7) thinking you can't put a cart in a karve to hugely increase its cargo capacity
8) not digging around ore deposits
9) being reluctant to use or build outposts
10) playing on a seed that you hate just because you've built some stuff there already
11) not being subscribed to Nizar GG!
10.1-Valhelm players are like Darksoul players. They enjoy the "hard" so they'll persevere through things like that.
Thanks for saving me 13 minutes
WTF! I found that midsummer pole, and in a blind Swedish rage, I destroyed it. Fast forward 2 weeks and I have built so damn much now on this seed. And now I have to remake everything to get that extra comfort level xD
Use wood arrows with the late game bow, then deer will almost always drop 2 meat plus pelt, and you can still instakill all the passive mobs, they also do decent damage to most other mobs plus you save feathers for the better arrows. If you are using the drager bow you will often get the poison buff even with the wood arrows.
The amount of meat a deer drops does not depend on the bow or the arrows used, but on the level of the deer.
Use the harpoon (or a spear) for feathers. Unlimited ammo.
@@MyReligionIs2DoGood I thought that too, but since changing to the wood arrows every no star deers have dropped 2 and I've had 1 stars drop 4. Test it out prove me wrong ;) .....
@@kiwifrogg I don't think I have to test anything more than I already do. After 800+ in-game days and over 500 hours of play time I think I'm pretty sure that arrow type and bow have nothing to do with the amount of drops.
That said, I actually did test it out. Using Draugrfang and the Huntsman Bow, I shot both with wood arrows, and obsidian arrows. I couldn't see any significant difference between any of the 4 combinations.
However, there seems to be a chance to get more hides and/or meat than the normal 1/2/4 for level 1/2/3 deer. This chance might depend on either the Bow skill level, or the point of impact of the shot, or both.
It could also be that my sample size was not large enough (killing 10 deer of each level per combo). Further testing might be recommended - maybe with 100 kills per combo?
Can't wait for your results. ;)
@@MyReligionIs2DoGood touché, looks like I was wrong after 20 each the numbers were very similar, I think, I fell into the correlation is not causation trap :) but I will stick by using wood for food hunting to save feathers for the good arrows like frost and needle.
Another mistake is trying to run (or sail) away from serpents. If your boat is full durability, and you have any bow you can shoot and kill it suprisingly easy and kill it. But harpooning it and dragging it to shore is preferable. Just wooden arrows any bow, and full durability on your boat is all it takes.
Mistake 6.5 hunting birds with non wooden arrows. Save on feathers while sticking oj feathers guys wooden arrows will suffice for everything in the meadows so if ur there use those and save ur good arrows for trolls lox and other big tanks of hp. Then again I use wooden arrows for everything but the bosses (not eiktheir) even a fueling only takes about two or three wooden arrows if the first shot was from Stealth
Tip for getting silver out of the mountain biome quickly. Fill up a cart and throw it off the mountain edge. It will be waiting for you in boxes at the bottom.
EDIT: warning! recommend using multiple carts with no more than 1 stack each cause there is a chance you will not be able to find the boxes.... happened to me and my friend, we lost 100+ silver..... only happend once tho!
or you can like log the fuck out go to a 2nd world drop it in a box log back in take a portal back to base log back into 2nd world grab ur metal and log back into main world and u just xfered it across the entire game in 30 seconds without any of the bullshit you just said.....play smarter not harder....
@@johndoe-uf3ch Might as well spawn in stuff with console commands at that point. Some people enjoy playing within the game's systems in a world, rather than rushing/exploiting stuff. The emerging gameplay from overcoming exploration and travel, establishing infrastructure and routes or silly strategies etc. is half the fun imo.
This...
Ive had this happened to me by accident, and afterwords, didnt stop doing it.
John doe: play smart not hard
This line is invented for lazy gamers imo.
People do both buddy !
@@johndoe-uf3ch you're really thinking people are actually dumb, are you? That's... kinda dumb.
Mistake #11. Flattening huge chunk of land when building base, digging deep mote around it and mining up all surrounding area only to get 1 minute loading screen when you teleport there, not to mention FPS drop, lag spikes and randomly collapsing house parts. Had to build new base.
IDK about tip 10. Cherry picking seeds and pre examining them defeats the idea of a procedurally generated world and its own unique features/challenges. I didn't care for my seed when I just started a new playthrough for mistlands, but I made it work.
I want to add to #7, When loading a cart like that, always destroy it. Since the boxes tend to stay in the carve better than the cart. Besides the boxes float in case of an accident.
I think the cart will do damage to your boat in storms though so keep in mind you may need to repair more. Also, you can take the essential resources for a cart/karve with you when you sail or portal, then build those items on the other side pretty easy and sail back with a good load of ore to take less damage.
Man! That storage hack with cart+karve is amazing. Loved and subscribed
Pressing Q to auto walk over distances, then just use the right mouse button to turn.
what now
@@jonhewett yeah, whenever you are going on foot anywhere just press Q to walk straight. No need to hold W, then use the right mouse button to turn,
@@brianmahoney9883 Man I figured out that numpad enter doesnt work all on my own but I had no idea about autorun lol
feels like world of warcraft
I don't like auto run. I changed the keybind instantly. I run into too many mobs to bother with it. I'm not so lazy as to need to auto run.
Great video. Just a word of caution though....if those cargo boxes take too much damage out on the ocean their contents will fall through the ship and be lost.
Tip #4 should be Stop building main bases on the mainland! An island with deep waters surrounding is best by far!
And lol for hunting birds with frost arrows!
Good follow up video!
so a couple things. 1 mining around the ore takes quite a bit of time actually and ore isent really hard to find missing 1/3rd of the node and just finding a new one is way faster.and 2 if your building a outpost with a forge you might as well just put a temporary portal in it and just always have a fee one at base so you can get the big comfort buff at home/ drop off rando portalable stuff.
the reason you mine out around the ore first is that it can be done with an antler pickaxe, which can be repaired at a workbench, then you mine the ore out with your metal pickaxe (that requires a forge to repair). It lets you essentially mine more metal without having to build a forge nearby.
@@anarchoiskunk this dude said finding a new vein was faster than mining out one of the 3 prongs on a silver mine, which is the dumbest thing i've ever heard. i think you're quite literally wasting your breath on this one bro.
Tip 11. Hold CTRL when clicking on items in chest or inventory to instantly move stacks.
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Awesome tips. Thank you. Wish I'd seen this before I was so many hours into my current seed.
I am All About that map labeling, so I'm glad to see you mention that!
I have a map with three Maypoles on it. The Key is 3342Magnus, Magnus being the name I gave the character, and 33 and 42 are favorite numbers between my mother and I, My mother passed. So I put 33 First and 42 is because of the Hitch Hikers Guide and my Enjoyment of it. Also could you not try putting a box from a cart or other such in the ship and leave it? We need the people who make the World Tool to add the Turtles in the Sea to the maps if they can be tracked on the seed before you harvest on them.
i have saved 7 vids from different places and yours is the best i have seen so far thanks .
I subd when I almost lost it at 4am lol that troll smacking his house, man Ive been there. good shit
You gave me good tips, I didn't sub. You told me to sub, I didn't sub. I saw your server gen name. A man of culture, subbed.
I usually mark items by this format "POI Island number, POI number" So if I found my 5th Troll cave on the third island I've visited I'll mark it as TROLL CAVE 3.5. usually keeps markings nicely formated and keeps track of what's where.
There’s literally zero functional purpose to labeling them this way.
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For tip #6, DON'T BREAK THE CART IN THE KARVE! Just have another cart on hand and manually empty the one in the Karve and toss everything into the new one.
@@KainYusanagi Don't do that, break it and u have 4 boxes if you do it right
Did you like you'r own comment? xD
@@vVGolemVv Four boxes that have no weight at all and get flung off with even minimal movement of the ship due to waves, and that break very easily and, if they do, you lose the contents just like that. While it works out better for the Longship, since it has a lot more floorspace and resists tumbling in choppy water much more easily, so even if it does roll the boxes aren't likely to go flying and carts are a lot harder to keep on the boat safely, with the Karve the cart's handles fit around the mast perfectly while still butting up against the rear gunwales of the ship, in front of the rudder.
There's also no real reason to break your ship, too; just place a workbench to stop spawning within the area, and wall off your dock area a decent way around it and also a fair ways out into the water (use core wood poles to go down 4m as bracing, to still support the walls) using the palisade walls. Without a fireplace there, it doesn't get recognized as a node to be invaded by attack events, and the workbench will stop enemies from spawning in the area in the first place, while the walls will prevent them from randomly walking up to it from outside the area and starting to attack it.
It's really simple to toss down a workbench and then wall it off really quickly upon landing in a new area, too, almost always with just local resources; Black Forest is everywhere, after all, and you can easily harvest some core wood in the surrounding area to where you want to make the dock, if you don't just set up a teleportation portal and grab some from your base back home, anyways.
To move any quantity of ore just log out with it, store it in a chest in another world, log back in and move through portals whenever you need the ore and then just bring it back from the other world
Here's a big tip. when entering a new name, portals don't immediately turn off if the name doesn't have another portal. The only portal you need is one at your base and the rest throughout the world. place the one at your base and name it home, place the other one somewhere in the world you want it to be, and also name it home. Once the connection is named go to your map and mark it with the real name you want the portal to have. Change the name of the new portal to whatever you want and quickly walk through it. you will then be teleported to the first portal but you cant return. if you wish to return simply name the portal at home the name of the second portal and boom. Now you have 1 portal that can reach all other portals and back home safely. BEWARE IF YOU NAME THE HOME PORTAL TO THE NAME OF A DIFFERENT PORTAL THEN IMMEDIATELY GO THROUGH YOU WILL BE UNABLE TO GO BACK THROUGH IT AND MUST WALK BACK HOME. This is because a connection is already made between the home and a different portal than the one you are at so BE CAREFUL. Simply wait about 5 to 10 seconds before walking through and it should take you where you named.
I’ve got outposts all over the place! I have a second huge base in a large mountain biome, just for smelting silver; works great!
Another mistake, for a long time I could not understand why the house needs to be repaired, it turned out that rain can take half the strength of the structure if it is not under the roof, I am sure that not everyone immediately understands the reason.
Water damage appears as mossy too.
i actually recently figured this out myself, its sneaky!
figured it out soon as it started raining and i saw my structure hp go down. Not that hard to figure out if you just pay attention i guess
@@1blameonme1 When you build your first shelter on difficult terrain and build a fence in the first place, it is not as obvious as if you are constructing a building.
You might not be able to teleport with ore, but you can switch worlds with it. Mine ore in a disposable world, while sitting at your home base in your world. When you log into your main world, you have all the ore and none of the travel.
wow man, you discovered a secret that only 5 million other people know
@@LoneWolf_8 lol not everyone is as google smart as you loner wolf
lol i didnt know that one. i've spent 2 hours today carrying the ore back to my base -.-
@@Gotcha74 don't you know, the all powerful Google knows all
After watching this video:
I used a site to check how many maypoles my map had.
It said one.
I had already accidentally destroyed it with a single hit when I wondered what it was and was upset I didn't get any unique item.
After watching this video:
I am now sad.
HAHA, well hey, more videos are coming soon with things you want to know. Make sure to subscribe ;)
Control click to move an entire stack between inventory and chests/storage. Argh watching you drag and drop each stack is AGONY
Tip no. 2 is epic. Pls do more videos like this one.
If you find the birds are flying away before you can aim at them, hunt them in the rain they stay on the ground longer.
hmm i never killed birds for feather, cause first of all i used wood arrows, later than during some swamp mining you can find the feathers in the chests.
I broke a maypole on my first run that I’m still currently playing on. Just got the game a few days ago lol
How do you get the copper deposit to explode? I end up with levitating pieces of the vein. They just hang mid-air : /
2:06 I just found this on last week. Built entire base around. Rebuild it so to make soil ditch. And then accidentally broke pole with 1 hammer click. Stressfull thing, don't want to build around it again
I didn't know about the maypoles; I had like 3 or 4 of them on my starting island; including one where I built my main base. Oops.
What seed?
I honestly don't think they are rare because there are a couple in every meadows biome i come across
3 maps and I have yet to see one
@@jakereid2084 want my seed?
@@1blameonme1 no thanks ill pass but im sure theres a lady in the chat that would
I really appreciate these videos. Subscribed and liked friendo
Is there always a chance of there being a maypole on any meadows region no matter what time of year it is? Kind of like there's always the yule hat at the trader all year round? Maypoles being a midsummer thing etc.
Tip #11 sail to the Ashlands and set up a portal and u have access to infinite cores / coal. Only surtlings spawn there.
I often find large quantities of raspberry bushes in the abandoned villages you find in the meadows. Whenever I do find these villages next to something I want to explore (e.g. The Swamp) I restore them and install anything I would need. I currently am using one as a location to smelt loads of scrap iron I'm finding in (Spolers!) The Sunken Crypts.
My kids and I love this game. We love seed hopping. Thanks for the tips. Subbed for sure.
Very Pog, Champ Even
Poggers maybe
When you transfer items between stash and inventory you can simply Ctrl+click the item to instantly transfer.
If you set up the area around the portal you are going to, when you come out the other end it will give you the comfort bonus as soon as you land, you don't have to hang out around the portal for 20 seconds. Also, you can stand right in front of the portal, eat, then push yourself into it and save yourself waiting around the eating animation. If for some reason, like me, the 3 seconds he spends doing it gets on your nerves. lol
I usually set up Portals in the corners of my "forward bases" now. Free light when you stand by them, you pop out in complete safety (shelter, fire, walls), they're protected from random monster spawns, and they really don't take up all that much room in reality despite how big they seem to be when you're placing them.
@@Darkkfated Yeah, for me I make a 3x2 hut and am able to cram a portal, workbench, bed, multiple chests, comfort items, etc. You'd be surprised how crammed up together you can get that stuff.
Pro tip, When playing with a friend you can turn on pvp and drag them around with the harpoon. This is good if they're over encumbered. The person us8ng the poon wont suffer from the weight penalty
Thanks a lot for the lighting tip!
An easier and faster way to get feathers is actually in the Black Forest caves actually. Hope it helps :)
I stash the ingots required for a forge on my boat whenever I head into the next biome. You will have to carry ingots back for construction and such but you can usually upgrade your current gear so stand a better chance against the new biome.
good tips. nice video layout makes it easy to find the tips i need most.
you can place a map marker outside of the actual map and give it the name of the portals tags. I use this so I can rearrange or move my portal hub with no worries about missing any
Honestly I just put B for berries. If you are in the Black Forest, you know it will always be Blueberries and meadows will always have Raspberries, and with Plains there will always be Cloudberries so its all good. B1-4 is usually what I put.
I wont lie, I rarely shoot at birds. Its a mistake I regret, though I still have a ton of feathers.
I like that line of thinking, especially if you know how to differentiate between biomes quickly. Between meadows and black forest it might still be vague at times, but yeah just putting B is even faster in that case. Nice one.
@@NizarGG I mean its a good tip and props for shouting it out. No skin away from your video, I totally liked it for the cart idea alone lol.
The ore deposit tip is huge, i spent like 2 hours on one damn copper deposit cause they stretch soo far, game will stop you digging at some point when theres probably more lol
For those who don't know maypoles are craftble now
My brother and I are playing, I introduced him to the game, I did random buttons for our seed, out starting island has a PLAINS right next to a swamp, he ignored me yelling to run because of the goblins. Most painful hour after that was getting everything back. We only just beat the elder and were NOT ready for that clap back
I don't bother hunting bird because all the feathers I get come from chopping trees. A fun little tip tho if you turn on pvp and let a friend harpoon you they can drag you anywhere so if you are carrying too much they can drag you where you need to take all your stuff, this also works if you're pulling a too heavy cart.
Dude, should have been #1 on the first video: USE YOUR SHIELD!
This is the first game I've ever considered a shield to be useful, let alone *crucial*.
Haha I'm about 20ish hours in and my block is level 1 😆
Another Tip: Dont waste Materials on multiple Portals in your Base. Just Put down one (Home)portal and rename it if you want to travel to different outgoing Portals.
Did they change rested buff with hearth and home? Because before you used to get 10% bonus XP per comfort level of your rested buff
Don't kill a boss, before you are ready for the new raids.
Wwooiiii!!! That last tip!!! I didn't know about it!!! 😮😮😮
We've got a maypole!!! Thanks for the info!
@12:13 How do you move all your stuff to a new seed?
#7 is partially incorrect. Silver ore nodes can be one shot in exactly the same manner as copper. Their irregular shape might be confusing but if they're wholly disconnected from the terrain then breaking one piece(requires an iron pick or better) will break the whole node. Protip: use the antler pickaxe for mining the terrain. All terrain is destroyed in one hit from any pickaxe and the antler version uses the least stamina per swing and can be repaired at a level 1 workbench.
You should have talked about transporting ore between seeds to get it home. This is HUGE. And look up your seed to see where the trader is.
bonfire middle of room is nice light source lol. Always travel with portal. build base where 4 biome corners come together, so everyone will kill each others around your base 😁
Thank you Nazar. NO where did I find that campfires around the property will avert Greywarfs. Yikes I hate those guys.