If you want your castle to look really fancy, light it up. Having lights will make everything pop even more. Especially if you have different rooms with different lighting setups.
Good reasons to have multiple castles: - Multiple waygates, especially if you change your server setting for more castle hearts. - You can send servants out from each castle, effectively doubling, trippling, or more the resources you receive. We just finished act 3 and we've been decorating since act 1 because... it's fun. And it's fun when your limited on decoration options, but you slowly tackle boss by boss and get rewarded with something new. The game doesn't need to be rushed to the end so you can enjoy your castle for like 1/4 of the game instead of decorating from the beginning and enjoying the decorations for 100% of the game.
You can decorate along your journey but keep in mind that you'll get more potential and Access to more ressources easier if you dont have much time to spend on the game for example !
I think it's stupid to wait. Main reason being that you're in the endgame and after that there's not much else to do and no time left to enjoy your castle since you've exhausted the game. This logic of waiting is wrong, but whatever floats your boat I guess.
i've been decorating all the time. only problem is as you are unlocking new decoration items you have to rebuild and restructure the rooms. the rooms, size and shape of my castle was constantly shifting and changing untill i unlocked everyting :D
Need NPC vampire hunters confronting me on my throne all like “Die monster, you don’t belong in this world.” And then I’d be all “What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets. But enough talk, have at you.”
i love designing castles based on aesthetics, only issue i tend to find is the limited territory that permits building in this way, often very hard to keep a symmetrical design
I find that it’s easy to overdue ANY aspect of castle design…lighting, style, symmetry, etc. It seems that less, often times, is more. I’ve broken many habits that lead to a boring castle. Instinctively people love to make huge rooms, throw the storage containers against the wall, slap down some carpet and Bob’s your Uncle…mistake. I started sticking containers and work stations in the middle or placed them specifically different than what I used to, to mix it up. Placing storage containers back to back and in between support pillars is a good tip. It’s a great idea to find balance between functionality and aesthetics. Practically speaking, decoration sometimes can be secondary and utilizing all your space to stick 17 forge smelters into the area for fast production is the goal…but boring. Also, sticking a wrap around porch/balcony on every floor, is boring as well. You almost have to restrain yourself on the fun stuff to give your castle balance. A tip I thought of was doing layout for a specific room, then breaking it up into sub-rooms with a specific function and theme. For example, I made a main forge room with all the main stations and goods, but made 2 smaller rooms, one with a fabricator and called it the Tech Chamber. I craft power cores, store empty batteries and charged ones and what not, but it’s a cool little room with a purpose. The other room I called the “Royal Mint” with its own dedicated fabricator and I use it only for coin making. The little cubby area is no more than 2 squares, but it has the ancient forge and weapon containers. It’s my dedicated weapon room. Then I decorated the smaller sub-rooms, with ample light but not too much. Some carpeting, desk or table and maybe a single window. Sure I could’ve made one large “warehouse” with everything pushed against the walls, but instead I mixed it up to give the castle some life instead of the same boring crap. So think of some themes to help yourself break up the boring and monotony of simplistic castle building. Also, watch other people’s TH-cam videos to get tips. Watch how they layout their rooms, level by level. Make sure your castle is functional, but aesthetically interesting too. Remember, less is more. You might be thrilled with how a room looks with the lighting, layout and theme, but if you do that to every room, unfortunately it gets boring.
I think waiting to decorate your castle is a bad idea, because once you reach the end game you might no longer have the motivation to do so, or will feel overwhelmed by all the possible things you can build. Just decorate and change as you go!
A lot of great tips, honestly. I often have the problem of dreaming and building too big at the start, or envisioning a design/layout that doesn't work out very well in practice. Starting with something small and practical and then building upon it as I go works out surprisingly well
I know there isn’t really a story but I’ve been making it up in my head. Symphony of the night is my favorite side scroller ever. So it comes easy for me to imagine I’m Alucard trying to finish the job he failed at.
My main castle has a sort of twin castle setup that breaks the "same outer walls" rule by giving a connector in the middle. One side is a chemist's castle where most of my alchemy is done, the other side is a mini Dracula castle where... everything else is. Between it, a 2-wide room with a waygate and default stone brick designs to divide the two halves without looking like just two mashed together castles. It helps that my plot looks like two plots joined together, so my tip is to allow yourself to be inspired by the plot layout to try something unconventional.
Rules are meant to be broken, since everything has to be applied with some thought behind it. If it looks good and interesting, you're doing a good job.
I made a "floating" castle where there was a walled courtyard and I used pillars to extend it up so that most of my castle was on floor 5 & 6. Alas it was eaten with the reset so I'll have to come up with something else.
"I haven't played on the public servers since release so do be aware that your experience maybe different from mine" no.... your experience was exactly same as me LOL anyway: one tip from me, don't forget about lights. they are essential to make the castle looks better
I've built my castle in central Farbane, at equidistance between all caves. No real need to move it, it's very convenient for resource runs. Teleport out, run back through cave with resources.
Before you move your castel, delete evrything that doesnt matter, otherwise you ll ahev to place down like 65 lights etc before the transfer is allowed. So clean up your castle keeping storage essential walls and benchs and then move it.
@3:22 when was the default two castles? I use default settings on my private world and it allows 1 castle - I agree you don't need more than one and, let's be honest, who wants to deal with managing multiple castles?
Multiple castles allow for more servants. You don't need to have everything in each, just upgrade the castle heart and build coffins for the servants. Also, have them side by side or not to far in order to transport materials.
I don’t get why pvp players make the entire castle look like garbage and claim “function”. If you’re getting raided, your castle heart is on the bottom floor…. As soon as that gets keyed, and doors and shit you placed become irrelevant. Make a right banshee corridor and invest in strong servants, honeycomb the absolute fuck out of your castle heart and build pretty rooms on the other floors😊 great video mate!
Some time ago I tried to build a castle, inspired by Dracula's castle from the animated series Castlevania, from Netflix. What was the essence of the idea? Make a castle with a minimal building area (in theory, these are four cells, a heart and a turning staircase), which would increase on the next floors, expanding as wide as possible on the topmost ones. In addition to this, I tried to build a castle with three "towers", only one of which would touch the ground. The rest hang from the seventh floor like stalactites, ending at the second floor. The towers are connected by floating bridges. I chose North Gloomrot as the location because of the constant thunder and lightning that creates a cool atmosphere. It is better to use a cascade option as a site, as this allows you to make the castle as high as possible in comparison with the surrounding area. The ideal shape of the site is L-shaped, with a central tower reaching the ground and two side towers hanging. The main problem I encountered is, in principle, obvious - at the base of all the towers there is no usable area at all, which makes the castle three floors, despite the nominal height of seven floors. But it looks really cool, especially from the bat's eyes. In addition, such a lock is invisible, even if you are in the same area as it. Although the falling huge shadow hints...
That's a pretty cool idea. I wish the game allowed you to build more floors, but I guess there's an engine limitation to it. I loved how you could build absolutely insane towers in Grounded, and it would be dope to make non-euclidean Castlevania inspired castles here too.
I had a happy accident with my design, in that I added rows of basic dirt plots in the middle of my build space at ground level. By the end of my 3 story build it was an open space, only 1x2 tiles, that allowed me to leap from my rooftop garden down to the first floor of the castle. For room size, 2x2 or 2x3 are recommended to house larger 'advanced' production stations.
@@youhavetoguessitim running a 3070 it runs 70+ in the beginning then dips to 40’s after a few hours. And lots of dips and stutter… probable memory leak or my processor is bottlenecking
@@eightninety. You'd need a very old CPU for it to bottleneck, like 8+ years old. That GPU would be fine for 60fps in 2k, easily. My 3080ti holds 60fps in 4k and never drops, so I know your card is more than good for 2k (I honestly can't see the difference in the two in most games). You rocking an SSD or HDD?
@@youhavetoguessit i should say this is a RTX3070M on an acer pred laptop so thats why it’s probably running like dogsht… i only use it for work nowadays but vrising is just too good to pass up and yup rocking an ssd
@@eightninety. Big difference xD, but still doable. If it's a laptop, I'm guessing you are locked into 1080, so turning on the FSR should make your game run much smoother. Set it to performance or balanced, see if that helps. Not much else you can do, I dunno if the game has DLSS which would work better for your card.
You don't need second castle he said. Meanwhile i just finish decorate my 3rd castle 🤣 yeah you definitely only need 1 but i just addicted with building mechanic on this game
I very much struggle with the intended build design of this game, I.E. large, sprawling, magnificent castles. I've always been one that likes small, cramped, purpose-built, lived in abodes, so this game's building feels a bit limited compared to the tools that I'm used to having. I was distraught when I found that I couldnt place things like vases on tables or that I couldnt pack things as tightly as I wanted to. I'm also not a very opulent kinda guy, so I built my castle on my first Brutal playthrough to be more of a homely workingman's castle, if that makes sense. I saw the Hearth wallpaper and decided to go all valheim on room design. Rooms are no larger than they need to be and even my throne room is modest by most vampire's standards. Hell, I dont even have a magnificent bedroom for my coffin. its literally shoved into a 1x2 space because I forgot to leave a room for it and I needed to fill the space after downsizing my gemcrafting room. LOL I didnt start really decorating mine until right before Dracula. I wanted to have everything available to me so I could play like a kid in a candy shop. There's nothing more frustrating than having my mojo ruined because I cant do an idea that I wanted to because I didnt have the proper decorations.
Yeah.... I really wish I hadn't decorated my castle all 4 times that I've moved it. I finished my final move about 20 minutes ago, went to decorate and just.... couldn't do it. I'm just so burnt out.
"no story" As a loose summary: The story is Dracula's death woke up the vampire's we play as and we're in a vampiric civil war to take over Dracula's rule after he was 'slain' by the church of luminance. (hence the multiplayer pvp) The V bloods are mortals that were present when Dracula was killed, his death brought 7 days and nights of blood rain which corrupted the lands and the living beings in the land. The V bloods became "heros blessed by god" not knowing the god was Dracula and their blessing was his blood; so we as woken vampires are driven to hunt the v blood and take over the land of Vardoran and maintain sacred amulets of power. (hence the end game pvp) Meanwhile Dracula is being resurrected and it becomes our goal to surpass him and kill him once again. Good video tho
I didn't mean like there is no story at all. There's obviously lore to the game that you can piecemeal as you play (which is honestly pretty cool), but it's very different from something like Diablo or WoW, where you have an actual narrative that you actively participate in. Glad you liked the video.
@@brandanmurray193 'K' should open the V Blood menu where you can see all the bosses you need to defeat; as you progress through the game you'll get some more detailed info on some bosses and their lore. Add it all up and you got a pretty good story to piece together. I did the best I could with what I found; but the story is there.
biggest issue i have with the game is that doors and walls has the same hp, so effectivly people just make a million doors in their base, so it looks awful, secondly there is no mod with a door limit , so its just honeycomb, and lastly the stairs are immortal, so people throw stairs around haphazardly to make obsticles
PvP castle design is pretty ugly, but that's what works. Honeycombs also make base defense/raiding more of a chore than something I actually want to do. I wish they added PvE base raids with vampire hunters or something.
Vampire hunter: "these stupid vampires making bases with only doors. What point sows it wvwb serve to have 20 rooms with nothing inside? What if you forget what room you're in and think you're 2 off?"
"Don't decorate till late?" What are you talking about? Plenty to do with just Copper and Brick, much of which will last and look good with more expensive shit later! Shame on you for having a divergent opinion!
I have a problem with symmetry (hello, main Symmetra over here 😂), I'm just too good at making everything symmetrical and my brain always goes there, it's really hard for me to break it and even tho I try I always end up with a square-ish symmetrical castle 🥲
If you want your castle to look really fancy, light it up. Having lights will make everything pop even more. Especially if you have different rooms with different lighting setups.
Good reasons to have multiple castles:
- Multiple waygates, especially if you change your server setting for more castle hearts.
- You can send servants out from each castle, effectively doubling, trippling, or more the resources you receive.
We just finished act 3 and we've been decorating since act 1 because... it's fun. And it's fun when your limited on decoration options, but you slowly tackle boss by boss and get rewarded with something new. The game doesn't need to be rushed to the end so you can enjoy your castle for like 1/4 of the game instead of decorating from the beginning and enjoying the decorations for 100% of the game.
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"Don't decorate your castle until endgame." Yeah, but... It's fun? :(
Decorate to your hearts content. You can move all decorations with your castle, and deconstructing refunds everything.
You can decorate along your journey but keep in mind that you'll get more potential and Access to more ressources easier if you dont have much time to spend on the game for example !
I think it's stupid to wait. Main reason being that you're in the endgame and after that there's not much else to do and no time left to enjoy your castle since you've exhausted the game. This logic of waiting is wrong, but whatever floats your boat I guess.
i've been decorating all the time. only problem is as you are unlocking new decoration items you have to rebuild and restructure the rooms. the rooms, size and shape of my castle was constantly shifting and changing untill i unlocked everyting :D
Yea I disagree with this, my fav is decorating doing a boss coming back and adding or redoing some of the decorating
I would like to see more PVE content in general. Like builds, weapons, spells.
World events and raids would be nice
Need NPC vampire hunters confronting me on my throne all like “Die monster, you don’t belong in this world.” And then I’d be all “What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets. But enough talk, have at you.”
i love designing castles based on aesthetics, only issue i tend to find is the limited territory that permits building in this way, often very hard to keep a symmetrical design
I find that it’s easy to overdue ANY aspect of castle design…lighting, style, symmetry, etc. It seems that less, often times, is more. I’ve broken many habits that lead to a boring castle. Instinctively people love to make huge rooms, throw the storage containers against the wall, slap down some carpet and Bob’s your Uncle…mistake. I started sticking containers and work stations in the middle or placed them specifically different than what I used to, to mix it up. Placing storage containers back to back and in between support pillars is a good tip. It’s a great idea to find balance between functionality and aesthetics. Practically speaking, decoration sometimes can be secondary and utilizing all your space to stick 17 forge smelters into the area for fast production is the goal…but boring. Also, sticking a wrap around porch/balcony on every floor, is boring as well. You almost have to restrain yourself on the fun stuff to give your castle balance. A tip I thought of was doing layout for a specific room, then breaking it up into sub-rooms with a specific function and theme. For example, I made a main forge room with all the main stations and goods, but made 2 smaller rooms, one with a fabricator and called it the Tech Chamber. I craft power cores, store empty batteries and charged ones and what not, but it’s a cool little room with a purpose. The other room I called the “Royal Mint” with its own dedicated fabricator and I use it only for coin making. The little cubby area is no more than 2 squares, but it has the ancient forge and weapon containers. It’s my dedicated weapon room. Then I decorated the smaller sub-rooms, with ample light but not too much. Some carpeting, desk or table and maybe a single window. Sure I could’ve made one large “warehouse” with everything pushed against the walls, but instead I mixed it up to give the castle some life instead of the same boring crap. So think of some themes to help yourself break up the boring and monotony of simplistic castle building. Also, watch other people’s TH-cam videos to get tips. Watch how they layout their rooms, level by level. Make sure your castle is functional, but aesthetically interesting too. Remember, less is more. You might be thrilled with how a room looks with the lighting, layout and theme, but if you do that to every room, unfortunately it gets boring.
I think waiting to decorate your castle is a bad idea, because once you reach the end game you might no longer have the motivation to do so, or will feel overwhelmed by all the possible things you can build. Just decorate and change as you go!
A lot of great tips, honestly. I often have the problem of dreaming and building too big at the start, or envisioning a design/layout that doesn't work out very well in practice. Starting with something small and practical and then building upon it as I go works out surprisingly well
I know there isn’t really a story but I’ve been making it up in my head. Symphony of the night is my favorite side scroller ever. So it comes easy for me to imagine I’m Alucard trying to finish the job he failed at.
There is a story… you just gotta look for it….
Great job! Very good advise! You definitely should make more content about this game.
My main castle has a sort of twin castle setup that breaks the "same outer walls" rule by giving a connector in the middle. One side is a chemist's castle where most of my alchemy is done, the other side is a mini Dracula castle where... everything else is. Between it, a 2-wide room with a waygate and default stone brick designs to divide the two halves without looking like just two mashed together castles. It helps that my plot looks like two plots joined together, so my tip is to allow yourself to be inspired by the plot layout to try something unconventional.
Rules are meant to be broken, since everything has to be applied with some thought behind it. If it looks good and interesting, you're doing a good job.
On a daily basis I rob my neighbors pve castle because he leaves the door open. I thank him for the daily dose of flowers and seeds.
I made a "floating" castle where there was a walled courtyard and I used pillars to extend it up so that most of my castle was on floor 5 & 6. Alas it was eaten with the reset so I'll have to come up with something else.
"I haven't played on the public servers since release so do be aware that your experience maybe different from mine"
no.... your experience was exactly same as me LOL
anyway: one tip from me, don't forget about lights. they are essential to make the castle looks better
I need a floor plan of yours! I love the design and I absolutely suck at building 😂
I have another video that I've been sitting on that has the full, complete walkaround of the castle and the gardens. I'll publish it soonish.
I've built my castle in central Farbane, at equidistance between all caves. No real need to move it, it's very convenient for resource runs. Teleport out, run back through cave with resources.
Great tips! I was just gonna move my castle in the midgame and thought that this time I'd make it pretty
Before you move your castel, delete evrything that doesnt matter, otherwise you ll ahev to place down like 65 lights etc before the transfer is allowed. So clean up your castle keeping storage essential walls and benchs and then move it.
@3:22 when was the default two castles? I use default settings on my private world and it allows 1 castle - I agree you don't need more than one and, let's be honest, who wants to deal with managing multiple castles?
Might be a release thing as server side changed, unsure to be honest.
Multiple castles allow for more servants. You don't need to have everything in each, just upgrade the castle heart and build coffins for the servants. Also, have them side by side or not to far in order to transport materials.
I wish doorframes were still arched.. the square ones just look terrible so you can't use them to separate rooms and still keep them open anymore :(
I don’t get why pvp players make the entire castle look like garbage and claim “function”. If you’re getting raided, your castle heart is on the bottom floor…. As soon as that gets keyed, and doors and shit you placed become irrelevant. Make a right banshee corridor and invest in strong servants, honeycomb the absolute fuck out of your castle heart and build pretty rooms on the other floors😊 great video mate!
thank you for this, looking foward to more videos!
Some time ago I tried to build a castle, inspired by Dracula's castle from the animated series Castlevania, from Netflix.
What was the essence of the idea?
Make a castle with a minimal building area (in theory, these are four cells, a heart and a turning staircase), which would increase on the next floors, expanding as wide as possible on the topmost ones. In addition to this, I tried to build a castle with three "towers", only one of which would touch the ground. The rest hang from the seventh floor like stalactites, ending at the second floor. The towers are connected by floating bridges.
I chose North Gloomrot as the location because of the constant thunder and lightning that creates a cool atmosphere. It is better to use a cascade option as a site, as this allows you to make the castle as high as possible in comparison with the surrounding area. The ideal shape of the site is L-shaped, with a central tower reaching the ground and two side towers hanging.
The main problem I encountered is, in principle, obvious - at the base of all the towers there is no usable area at all, which makes the castle three floors, despite the nominal height of seven floors.
But it looks really cool, especially from the bat's eyes. In addition, such a lock is invisible, even if you are in the same area as it. Although the falling huge shadow hints...
That's a pretty cool idea. I wish the game allowed you to build more floors, but I guess there's an engine limitation to it. I loved how you could build absolutely insane towers in Grounded, and it would be dope to make non-euclidean Castlevania inspired castles here too.
3:20 How about using other castles as Teleport options for regions with low teleport?
I had a happy accident with my design, in that I added rows of basic dirt plots in the middle of my build space at ground level. By the end of my 3 story build it was an open space, only 1x2 tiles, that allowed me to leap from my rooftop garden down to the first floor of the castle.
For room size, 2x2 or 2x3 are recommended to house larger 'advanced' production stations.
I just wanna leave work and go play V Rising! 😭
Great video btw especially the bit on the room sizes/strategic building
How do you get rid of fucking tree stumps? They're in the way of my floors and the game doesn't tell me how to remove them.
I don't believe stumps block tiles. Chop down anything adjacent to your tile which can block whatever you're trying to build. Had this come up a lot.
Decorate your castle with carpets as soon as you can. Those things give a move speed boost.
My friend Gork said it only helps with speed if it’s a red carpet
Damn your game plays so smooth
The specs aren't high for this game, my dude. Have you tried messing with the settings in game?
@@youhavetoguessitim running a 3070 it runs 70+ in the beginning then dips to 40’s after a few hours. And lots of dips and stutter… probable memory leak or my processor is bottlenecking
@@eightninety. You'd need a very old CPU for it to bottleneck, like 8+ years old. That GPU would be fine for 60fps in 2k, easily. My 3080ti holds 60fps in 4k and never drops, so I know your card is more than good for 2k (I honestly can't see the difference in the two in most games). You rocking an SSD or HDD?
@@youhavetoguessit i should say this is a RTX3070M on an acer pred laptop so thats why it’s probably running like dogsht… i only use it for work nowadays but vrising is just too good to pass up and yup rocking an ssd
@@eightninety. Big difference xD, but still doable. If it's a laptop, I'm guessing you are locked into 1080, so turning on the FSR should make your game run much smoother. Set it to performance or balanced, see if that helps. Not much else you can do, I dunno if the game has DLSS which would work better for your card.
Bumped up the floor limit to 8 on my server. Finally got a drakulas castle I dreamed about.
how did you make it 8 wtf
@@KratosFan420 made a private server and changed the config
How do I find the Rulesets to edit my gameplay?
Load Game, click on your world, and look for Edit Settings on the right side of the screen.
@@distinguishedopinions FRKING THANK YOU
Any idea where i can find tailor flooring i killed betrecia the tailor but no idea how to unlock flooring😊
You don't need second castle he said. Meanwhile i just finish decorate my 3rd castle 🤣 yeah you definitely only need 1 but i just addicted with building mechanic on this game
Me: Neat, tips are cool!
Me: (Sees splash for tip 1.)
Me: How dare you.
"there's basically no story"
dude there's TONS of lore. Don't just say there's "no story" because you haven't been bothered to look.
6 floors? All servers I've played on cap out at 3. It's real easy to get everything you need when you have *SIX FLOORS* to do it.
I very much struggle with the intended build design of this game, I.E. large, sprawling, magnificent castles. I've always been one that likes small, cramped, purpose-built, lived in abodes, so this game's building feels a bit limited compared to the tools that I'm used to having. I was distraught when I found that I couldnt place things like vases on tables or that I couldnt pack things as tightly as I wanted to.
I'm also not a very opulent kinda guy, so I built my castle on my first Brutal playthrough to be more of a homely workingman's castle, if that makes sense. I saw the Hearth wallpaper and decided to go all valheim on room design. Rooms are no larger than they need to be and even my throne room is modest by most vampire's standards. Hell, I dont even have a magnificent bedroom for my coffin. its literally shoved into a 1x2 space because I forgot to leave a room for it and I needed to fill the space after downsizing my gemcrafting room. LOL
I didnt start really decorating mine until right before Dracula. I wanted to have everything available to me so I could play like a kid in a candy shop. There's nothing more frustrating than having my mojo ruined because I cant do an idea that I wanted to because I didnt have the proper decorations.
Yeah.... I really wish I hadn't decorated my castle all 4 times that I've moved it. I finished my final move about 20 minutes ago, went to decorate and just.... couldn't do it. I'm just so burnt out.
Bro that’s what I did. I put my teleporters in front of the stairs! lol
"no story"
As a loose summary:
The story is Dracula's death woke up the vampire's we play as and we're in a vampiric civil war to take over Dracula's rule after he was 'slain' by the church of luminance.
(hence the multiplayer pvp)
The V bloods are mortals that were present when Dracula was killed, his death brought 7 days and nights of blood rain which corrupted the lands and the living beings in the land.
The V bloods became "heros blessed by god" not knowing the god was Dracula and their blessing was his blood; so we as woken vampires are driven to hunt the v blood and take over the land of Vardoran and maintain sacred amulets of power. (hence the end game pvp)
Meanwhile Dracula is being resurrected and it becomes our goal to surpass him and kill him once again.
Good video tho
I didn't mean like there is no story at all. There's obviously lore to the game that you can piecemeal as you play (which is honestly pretty cool), but it's very different from something like Diablo or WoW, where you have an actual narrative that you actively participate in. Glad you liked the video.
lol I’m got 70 hours and haven’t had a single tibbet of info on the story, the story is non existent
@@brandanmurray193 'K' should open the V Blood menu where you can see all the bosses you need to defeat; as you progress through the game you'll get some more detailed info on some bosses and their lore. Add it all up and you got a pretty good story to piece together. I did the best I could with what I found; but the story is there.
I didn't even know this! Wild.
If you read all the V Blood descriptions and put the pieces together; the lore and story is all there!
Remember kids, less is more. No need to add stuff just to add it.
Why are you showing yourself battling random stuff while explaining the tips? It's distracting.
nah i just make a main in one plot and get another plot for crafting and refining
I bought V rising in early access and never got the Vampire Rising achievement because my dumbass doesnt know what stairs can do.
biggest issue i have with the game is that doors and walls has the same hp, so effectivly people just make a million doors in their base, so it looks awful, secondly there is no mod with a door limit , so its just honeycomb, and lastly the stairs are immortal, so people throw stairs around haphazardly to make obsticles
PvP castle design is pretty ugly, but that's what works. Honeycombs also make base defense/raiding more of a chore than something I actually want to do. I wish they added PvE base raids with vampire hunters or something.
Vampire hunter: "these stupid vampires making bases with only doors. What point sows it wvwb serve to have 20 rooms with nothing inside? What if you forget what room you're in and think you're 2 off?"
This is about pve not pvp.
"Don't decorate till late?" What are you talking about? Plenty to do with just Copper and Brick, much of which will last and look good with more expensive shit later! Shame on you for having a divergent opinion!
You have abandoned so many horses...
Easy raids
Incredible game untill you reach the endgame, which is almost non existent
Good tips but the castle shown in the video is one of the ugliest i've seen
I have a problem with symmetry (hello, main Symmetra over here 😂), I'm just too good at making everything symmetrical and my brain always goes there, it's really hard for me to break it and even tho I try I always end up with a square-ish symmetrical castle 🥲
I feel ya…. Wanna live together?? 😝😂