My most important tip to everyone new to the game is to immediately buy a tent from the merchant in Tinkers camp so that if you ever encounter a material hammer(paper) you can always use it to change the tent's weight modifier. It makes such a night and day difference to your gameplay. It will multiply your carry weight so much that it just feels broken. With around 110 carry weight you can carry back the goddess statue (1,200 kilos) back to your base which will instantly raise the wealth of your base which directly increases your monthly passive income (orens). That's just one of the many things you can do with paper tent. You can raid multiple nefies without going back, you can mine whole ruins in almost 1-2 trips for scraps.
Thank you so much for this tips, I was really discouraged to see those big statut and feel like it’s a challenge to get them back to your home base, with that tips in mind, I can get back in the game more confident
@@frenchyfrenchsilver1331 The smaller tent is the best buy IMO it only requires a 3x3 space and you can easily place it in town where the big tent wont allow you to do so. Tent farming is gone so no more reason to buy Big tent unless you want a bigger interior but I always fill my small tent with just sturdy chests.
Just keep your crafting stuff outside till you automate some of it. The puppy does not have to survive if you talk to it and invite it, if it dies It will revive after some time. There is a spell of inspect that works like the wands, which can be gotten from books. Keep a beg of some sort on you make-shift or futon (later area than the video), due to you might have to sleep. Keep the cooler on you if going out you never know how long a trip is going to be, unless you are living on rations. Mysilia & Derphy for example are both 2ish days out one way. Roughly the same distance as Mysilia is a city to the north west (not on a road easy to miss if you stick to the road) called Derphy. Can pay your taxes there (which is odd thinking about it). It does not have guards, so never attack on sight. It has better merchants in general besides for furniture & food. It has one of the better trainers for lock pick. It has the thieves guild, which the guild quest are good to start early. You an pick up both pets/humanoids with Oren instead of gold bars, Mysilia has pets for Oren to be fair. Mysilia is nice for the trainer of your main weapons but after I found Derphy I only ever went back to Mysilia to acquire some of the furniture or if passing by & wanted to take a look. Another of Mysilia's big draws is the possible queen bees & new/moving land, but both of those are more of mid to late game thing. If you walled your self in a room with no pets/humanoids and no door, the pawns will somehow get in the room when you sleep. Was trying to do something like this due to crafting and them getting in the way. Really it as things I could not walk over when I originally tested, but then tested a workshop with no way in and the pawns still got in. I could understand if it was a magic caster with teleport, but it was a cook. Later things that annoy me, but could have found them out early The top and left of a wall have a tile you can not use so if your room is 20x20 (floor tiles) it is actually 19x19 (where stuff that is not floor can be placed). Also in saying this you can only ever place hanging things on the bottom or right of a wall. Rotate only has two directions for most objects which means you can not have a bed face a TV for example. This is only an looks thing to be fair, due to this is not a big deal since it can be used from the 8 tiles around and the one it is on (if you can stand on that tile).
Beginner tip: there are three easy ways to get more storage. 1. Cobwebs harvest in Nefia, use spinning wheel to turn into thread, loom to make textile, make silk pouch 20 slot bag easy 2. Collect white garbage on home tile, drop on ground, break down with hammer, spin plastic into thread, loom into textile, make bag, 20 slots, and fire proof 3. Wait for a package box, or use a delivery chest to send yourself items back at home tile, 20 slot cardboard box for around 70 orens for postal bill
@@ancy1205 those weigh a lot, I recommend trying tip #3. You can take a short trip to the tinkerers camp and send something back through the delivery box and walk back. You’ll have a box that weighs less than 1.0 and holds 20 items, far from the best storage in the game but easy enough to get and more importantly don’t weight much
For those of us who suffer to wait many days before to see their allies back from death or respawn, you guys can buy or recruit a character with healthcare/nurse as attribut or skills, that character will automatically resurrect all your dead allies waiting you in your home base.
My most important Tips: Visit the Guilds and do their quests to join them. Each one pays you a dividend each month depending on your rank with them, and have skills locked behind membership that can help. Especially the Thieves and Merchant Guilds, as Merchant Guild has the Travel Skill, and the Thieves guild has Greater Evasion. Likewise the town's both of these two guilds are tied to have a 'town' trainer as well nearby (Literally above the thieves guild a floor, or the city 2 tiles north of the merchant guild) who offer good skills to learn. Collect ANY mining bolstering gear you find, and don't sell it. This becomes important later on if you're getting into crafting to improve your base/gear, as for rocks, Basalt is the best rock you can get pre-Obsidian gem/Steel, and can be found more commonly in the brown mountain tiles. Granite meanwhile is the heaviest of the rocks, and a pain to move. Mining level is based on pickaxe Hardness + Mining Level + Any enchanted gear that bolsters Mining specificly. Blessing your Pickaxe by using blessed water (Water can be blessed at an altar, and 'Blend' can bless said water on any equipment) gives it a slight boost as well. Enchanted mining gear will save you hundreds of mining grinding blocks later on. Harder the material you mine, the more xp you get from it. Dirt caves can net you gold bars when you mine their walls for some reason rarely. Bonito Flakes are made by putting a fish into the Wood Saw building, giving you 5 seasoning bonito flakes, which can be used with Gourmet to season cookable foods. Any fish you don't want can be thrown into a brewery barrel and converted into wine a few days later, and then sold for massive profit. Collect any 'bees' from slaying enemy bee units rarely, and make a beehive. A singular beehive can net a large amount of honey over time, and make 'sugar' wine, which also nets massive profits. Putit eggs/Flesh are made of jelly and do not spoil. Perfect for rations. Fertilizer made from the compost box processing decaying materials can be used on crops that are growing to 'increase the chance' that you get an upgraded seed from them when harvesting with a sickle for farming. If the world becomes too difficult, or your next tax season is going to be a bit too high, selling fame at an informat can reduce what the world throws at you, and reduce your taxes... Albeit this comes at the cost of needing to do more quests/Nefia's to get your fame back up later. Acquire a Tax chest for 3 Tickets at any town and bring it home. Never have to make a trip to pay taxes or shipping bills again. The bank allows you to store your money and call upon it from any other major city. Some cities don't have bankers, like the farming village, but if you want to take advantage of this at your own base, consider hiring or recruiting a banker for your own city. Likewise, if you pick up a Furniture salesman from the slave market, you can shop from home. I've turned the starting meadow into a tourist and merchant's bazaar, and made the second location that Loytal throws you into investing in into a crop farm for great results. The Casino has a number of important items for sale at the cost of gambling, and I do not feel bad for savescumming my way through gambling, when other people are using macros for the basketball minigame, or slowing down the frames per second for the slot machine. Blackjack (21) is also highly rigged as well against the players favor, which practically begs you to savescum your way through it. (Once had a card dealer do 10 'draw a 10/Jack/Queen/King with an Ace' Black Jack openning hand in a row. And my patience for their BS is now long gone.) A good luck stat will supposedly improve your black jack odds, but does nothing for the other casino minigames. The casino is also a great place to farm Musician skills, as the sheer number of people in the Snail Stage Room, and in the bar will net you tons of Orens rather quickly, and the music skill gets xp when you get Orens. The casino's walls are also made of several extremely hard and useful materials, and they have a number of highly valuable furniture to steal/dismantle as well for the enterprizing thief.
Hot Dudes and Bomb Rocks can be disarmed by using any cold spell to make them wet, or throwing a potion at them to make them wet, thus making them fizzle out instead of detonate in your face.
@@KnightKnowledge When you open up the context menu for Blessed water (Middle click), you get the option to 'Blend', in the same place you can see Grab from. Putting an item into the menu that pops up spends the Blessed water and applies 'Blessing' to the item, giving it the green circle that many items have, and makes it resistant to curse, and improves it a little bit.
Notably: the few drinks that can 'Blend' are regular water that's been blessed, and Acidproof liquid bottles, which both can be applied to equipment. Blessed Dirty water is not able to be used for the same process. Bottles of 'water'(the non-dirty variant) can be gained from altars that have nothing atop them but a glitter, or very very rarely from random Nefia's.
Get cooking and gourmand so you can see what stats food gives you. This is the only way to progress you character early on, great gear doesnt start appearing until LVL 15-20 onwards. This is double important because this is also how you will scale your followers, hired settlement workers, or pets. Keep the icebox on you at all times, never leave it at base . . . food is your most important resource next to orens and gear early game.
Early game the best weapon is something like an Iron Mic with its 2d38, but throw weapons stall mid to late game so are not best over all meaning it will never go past 2d38. Class I can not say since I almost always farm to get to late game, but that works for all classes. To be fair it is some of the hidden classes that are most likely best end-game.
Best classes are thief for its 30 luck which is hard to get and executioner for specialised builds utilising its unique passive mana body feat that spends mana as life and grants low health crit. Special note on farmer, while its feat Farmer Legs usually only saves time, it is beyond convenient and I literally can't play without it anymore. Everything is simpler on a farmer. Best races are Succubus because they can literally shag to succeed at life and can manage NPC affection very easily, Chaos Shape because more item slots means more potential power and you can just ride to offset any speed debuff and Demigod is just a fantastic allrounder. There are also some races that work uniquely well with Executioner, like Lich, Wraith or Fairy. Racechoice is more impactful than class, but even then all races are good aside from snail. Best early game weapons are throwing weapons. Putit in Amber can rarely drop when chopping trees, and the iron microphone is also good. Neither scale strongly however and you should probably start scaling up other skills while enemies are still easy. Also better than any weapon is magic. Melee is really hard in this game because half the mobs are designed to blow up in your face for some reason.
a lot of mutations can also be a net positive, so its more 'save before you drink', because you can get an early +9 to a lot of stats, and trade off mutations like +Fire resist for - cold resist. or +Holy resist for -Nether resist and vice versa. Edit: Drinking from wells is also how you use the Fragrence of the Goddess as rarely after having it(From using a luck statue) you'll get granted a wish.
Neat, that kinda looks like Elona .. Elin, that sounds a like Elona wait WAIT W A I T OM#$^Q@%!# It might be a while before I comment on the content of this video
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GREAT tips everyone! Keep them coming!
I'm going to test some of them out and possibly see if we can make another video!
My most important tip to everyone new to the game is to immediately buy a tent from the merchant in Tinkers camp so that if you ever encounter a material hammer(paper) you can always use it to change the tent's weight modifier. It makes such a night and day difference to your gameplay. It will multiply your carry weight so much that it just feels broken. With around 110 carry weight you can carry back the goddess statue (1,200 kilos) back to your base which will instantly raise the wealth of your base which directly increases your monthly passive income (orens). That's just one of the many things you can do with paper tent. You can raid multiple nefies without going back, you can mine whole ruins in almost 1-2 trips for scraps.
I just fished 3 statues in a few months time :D
Thank you so much for this tips, I was really discouraged to see those big statut and feel like it’s a challenge to get them back to your home base, with that tips in mind, I can get back in the game more confident
Actual godsend of a coment
@@RandomPerson-ys9kx but there is 2 tent, which one?? The smaller or the bigger?? Because the bigger cost 54 gold when the smaller cost 15 gold
@@frenchyfrenchsilver1331 The smaller tent is the best buy IMO it only requires a 3x3 space and you can easily place it in town where the big tent wont allow you to do so. Tent farming is gone so no more reason to buy Big tent unless you want a bigger interior but I always fill my small tent with just sturdy chests.
Just keep your crafting stuff outside till you automate some of it.
The puppy does not have to survive if you talk to it and invite it, if it dies It will revive after some time.
There is a spell of inspect that works like the wands, which can be gotten from books.
Keep a beg of some sort on you make-shift or futon (later area than the video), due to you might have to sleep.
Keep the cooler on you if going out you never know how long a trip is going to be, unless you are living on rations. Mysilia & Derphy for example are both 2ish days out one way.
Roughly the same distance as Mysilia is a city to the north west (not on a road easy to miss if you stick to the road) called Derphy. Can pay your taxes there (which is odd thinking about it). It does not have guards, so never attack on sight. It has better merchants in general besides for furniture & food. It has one of the better trainers for lock pick. It has the thieves guild, which the guild quest are good to start early. You an pick up both pets/humanoids with Oren instead of gold bars, Mysilia has pets for Oren to be fair.
Mysilia is nice for the trainer of your main weapons but after I found Derphy I only ever went back to Mysilia to acquire some of the furniture or if passing by & wanted to take a look. Another of Mysilia's big draws is the possible queen bees & new/moving land, but both of those are more of mid to late game thing.
If you walled your self in a room with no pets/humanoids and no door, the pawns will somehow get in the room when you sleep. Was trying to do something like this due to crafting and them getting in the way. Really it as things I could not walk over when I originally tested, but then tested a workshop with no way in and the pawns still got in. I could understand if it was a magic caster with teleport, but it was a cook.
Later things that annoy me, but could have found them out early
The top and left of a wall have a tile you can not use so if your room is 20x20 (floor tiles) it is actually 19x19 (where stuff that is not floor can be placed). Also in saying this you can only ever place hanging things on the bottom or right of a wall.
Rotate only has two directions for most objects which means you can not have a bed face a TV for example. This is only an looks thing to be fair, due to this is not a big deal since it can be used from the 8 tiles around and the one it is on (if you can stand on that tile).
Beginner tip: there are three easy ways to get more storage.
1. Cobwebs harvest in Nefia, use spinning wheel to turn into thread, loom to make textile, make silk pouch 20 slot bag easy
2. Collect white garbage on home tile, drop on ground, break down with hammer, spin plastic into thread, loom into textile, make bag, 20 slots, and fire proof
3. Wait for a package box, or use a delivery chest to send yourself items back at home tile, 20 slot cardboard box for around 70 orens for postal bill
I don't have the bag receipt yet. So I just grab any chest I found in dungeon and bring back to my base.
cardboard boxes from stuff shipped also work really well for earlygame storage due to their lower weight compared to treasure chests
@@ancy1205 those weigh a lot, I recommend trying tip #3. You can take a short trip to the tinkerers camp and send something back through the delivery box and walk back. You’ll have a box that weighs less than 1.0 and holds 20 items, far from the best storage in the game but easy enough to get and more importantly don’t weight much
I haven't found the bag recipe either.. wish there were some more recipe npcs in the game to make up for RNG sleep
I didn't try the game yet, but the more videos I watch, the more I love it
For those of us who suffer to wait many days before to see their allies back from death or respawn, you guys can buy or recruit a character with healthcare/nurse as attribut or skills, that character will automatically resurrect all your dead allies waiting you in your home base.
btw you can put the Cooler Box in the 5 slots where your wallet is to free up space
I didn't pay taxes for like 5 times in a row and had to hang out in Derphy for half of my play through lol.
thank you, this is great.
getting into this game is so overwhelming.
My most important Tips:
Visit the Guilds and do their quests to join them. Each one pays you a dividend each month depending on your rank with them, and have skills locked behind membership that can help. Especially the Thieves and Merchant Guilds, as Merchant Guild has the Travel Skill, and the Thieves guild has Greater Evasion. Likewise the town's both of these two guilds are tied to have a 'town' trainer as well nearby (Literally above the thieves guild a floor, or the city 2 tiles north of the merchant guild) who offer good skills to learn.
Collect ANY mining bolstering gear you find, and don't sell it. This becomes important later on if you're getting into crafting to improve your base/gear, as for rocks, Basalt is the best rock you can get pre-Obsidian gem/Steel, and can be found more commonly in the brown mountain tiles. Granite meanwhile is the heaviest of the rocks, and a pain to move. Mining level is based on pickaxe Hardness + Mining Level + Any enchanted gear that bolsters Mining specificly. Blessing your Pickaxe by using blessed water (Water can be blessed at an altar, and 'Blend' can bless said water on any equipment) gives it a slight boost as well. Enchanted mining gear will save you hundreds of mining grinding blocks later on. Harder the material you mine, the more xp you get from it.
Dirt caves can net you gold bars when you mine their walls for some reason rarely.
Bonito Flakes are made by putting a fish into the Wood Saw building, giving you 5 seasoning bonito flakes, which can be used with Gourmet to season cookable foods. Any fish you don't want can be thrown into a brewery barrel and converted into wine a few days later, and then sold for massive profit.
Collect any 'bees' from slaying enemy bee units rarely, and make a beehive. A singular beehive can net a large amount of honey over time, and make 'sugar' wine, which also nets massive profits.
Putit eggs/Flesh are made of jelly and do not spoil. Perfect for rations.
Fertilizer made from the compost box processing decaying materials can be used on crops that are growing to 'increase the chance' that you get an upgraded seed from them when harvesting with a sickle for farming.
If the world becomes too difficult, or your next tax season is going to be a bit too high, selling fame at an informat can reduce what the world throws at you, and reduce your taxes... Albeit this comes at the cost of needing to do more quests/Nefia's to get your fame back up later.
Acquire a Tax chest for 3 Tickets at any town and bring it home. Never have to make a trip to pay taxes or shipping bills again.
The bank allows you to store your money and call upon it from any other major city. Some cities don't have bankers, like the farming village, but if you want to take advantage of this at your own base, consider hiring or recruiting a banker for your own city. Likewise, if you pick up a Furniture salesman from the slave market, you can shop from home. I've turned the starting meadow into a tourist and merchant's bazaar, and made the second location that Loytal throws you into investing in into a crop farm for great results.
The Casino has a number of important items for sale at the cost of gambling, and I do not feel bad for savescumming my way through gambling, when other people are using macros for the basketball minigame, or slowing down the frames per second for the slot machine. Blackjack (21) is also highly rigged as well against the players favor, which practically begs you to savescum your way through it. (Once had a card dealer do 10 'draw a 10/Jack/Queen/King with an Ace' Black Jack openning hand in a row. And my patience for their BS is now long gone.) A good luck stat will supposedly improve your black jack odds, but does nothing for the other casino minigames. The casino is also a great place to farm Musician skills, as the sheer number of people in the Snail Stage Room, and in the bar will net you tons of Orens rather quickly, and the music skill gets xp when you get Orens. The casino's walls are also made of several extremely hard and useful materials, and they have a number of highly valuable furniture to steal/dismantle as well for the enterprizing thief.
Hot Dudes and Bomb Rocks can be disarmed by using any cold spell to make them wet, or throwing a potion at them to make them wet, thus making them fizzle out instead of detonate in your face.
what do you mean by "blend" for blessing items?
@@KnightKnowledge When you open up the context menu for Blessed water (Middle click), you get the option to 'Blend', in the same place you can see Grab from. Putting an item into the menu that pops up spends the Blessed water and applies 'Blessing' to the item, giving it the green circle that many items have, and makes it resistant to curse, and improves it a little bit.
Notably: the few drinks that can 'Blend' are regular water that's been blessed, and Acidproof liquid bottles, which both can be applied to equipment. Blessed Dirty water is not able to be used for the same process.
Bottles of 'water'(the non-dirty variant) can be gained from altars that have nothing atop them but a glitter, or very very rarely from random Nefia's.
Get cooking and gourmand so you can see what stats food gives you. This is the only way to progress you character early on, great gear doesnt start appearing until LVL 15-20 onwards. This is double important because this is also how you will scale your followers, hired settlement workers, or pets. Keep the icebox on you at all times, never leave it at base . . . food is your most important resource next to orens and gear early game.
I started a thir-FOURTH run as a Lich and love how I only need 2 berries to fill up lol
you can resurrect the puppy at a bartender(nearest is in the tinkers camp ) or by waiting
Thanks !
Any chance for a guide of the best class ? And another of the best early weapons / start ?
@@Fernando-qk9fd definitely! I am writing something up right now 👍🏻
Early game the best weapon is something like an Iron Mic with its 2d38, but throw weapons stall mid to late game so are not best over all meaning it will never go past 2d38.
Class I can not say since I almost always farm to get to late game, but that works for all classes. To be fair it is some of the hidden classes that are most likely best end-game.
Best classes are thief for its 30 luck which is hard to get and executioner for specialised builds utilising its unique passive mana body feat that spends mana as life and grants low health crit. Special note on farmer, while its feat Farmer Legs usually only saves time, it is beyond convenient and I literally can't play without it anymore. Everything is simpler on a farmer.
Best races are Succubus because they can literally shag to succeed at life and can manage NPC affection very easily, Chaos Shape because more item slots means more potential power and you can just ride to offset any speed debuff and Demigod is just a fantastic allrounder. There are also some races that work uniquely well with Executioner, like Lich, Wraith or Fairy.
Racechoice is more impactful than class, but even then all races are good aside from snail.
Best early game weapons are throwing weapons. Putit in Amber can rarely drop when chopping trees, and the iron microphone is also good. Neither scale strongly however and you should probably start scaling up other skills while enemies are still easy. Also better than any weapon is magic. Melee is really hard in this game because half the mobs are designed to blow up in your face for some reason.
@deatho0ne587 where do you find a mic?
@@KnightKnowledge Furnitore stores
my tip is to get a huge stack of scroll of ally and dip it into a blessed well
this way you can farm platina bell allys, who are OP AF
I am a drug lord who ships grounded crim with api (to use the crim less). Easy money 😂
Ctrl+F is more convenient than talking to guards.
Dont just randomly drink water from wells and water dispensers, they can cause you to mutate, like weaker arms ( -3 strength)
a lot of mutations can also be a net positive, so its more 'save before you drink', because you can get an early +9 to a lot of stats, and trade off mutations like +Fire resist for - cold resist. or +Holy resist for -Nether resist and vice versa.
Edit: Drinking from wells is also how you use the Fragrence of the Goddess as rarely after having it(From using a luck statue) you'll get granted a wish.
ELON strikes again.
is it better or worse than the original?
It's way better. I think this one is way harder than the original
Neat, that kinda looks like Elona
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Elin, that sounds a like Elona
wait
WAIT
W A I T
OM#$^Q@%!#
It might be a while before I comment on the content of this video