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So another HUGE tip for Harpoon! if your playing with friends and say are moving allot of material across base. Have your friend pick up everything and become overweight and turn pvp on. You can Harpoon them and drag and it burns 0 of their stamina and makes movement much faster (Bonus tip: works while they are carrying a cart as well.)
On my 1st run I didn't know copper ore goes under ground. It was so tedious to haul back to the base that I never had the problem of hoarding it 😂 But you can never have too much iron 😅
I made the mistake of having only one game early on and corrected it later. I now have a *storage/safe place* game where I put my house, storage, items, etc. And I have a game where I explore, farm and harvest. So wherever I am in the "harvest" game, if I need something or if i'm encumbered, I just unlog, go to my storage game, empty my pockets, and go on. That also gives me a stamina reset and a rested bonus. Hehe 😎👍🐗
@@riplix20 eventually people go to other worlds and journey there to farm mats to bring back wouldn't say its cheating because its not like minecraft where the seed is unlimited
That mining tip is fantastic. Given all the mining ive done (yes I have hoarded) that would have saved me a lot of time in my first few play throughs. Thanks
just FYI, fine wood can also allow you to access better rest buffs earlier (just use them to make the available furniture by the time you manage to get some)
My name is Nelson and I am a hoarder. 🤣 I got two good points from this one - hidden loot in draugr villages and stand near mast when destroying ship. Awesome job!
#9 many trophies are used for bait. The skeleton is for a shield. The fire 🔥 make good lights, and usez for bait. Also....bones can be demolished and turned to coal. Yeah you dont need to grab everything but it can all be turned to coal if you have too much. Also, all that bronze u can use for throw away arrows. I mean don't over produce bit if you do..
the mining tip and the harpooning birds tip are the two best easily. I never thought of using the harpoon just because of how cheap wood arrows are. A note on overproducing though: a small amount of overproducing is perfectly fine if you are anticipating more use of something in the future. a note about armor at the bronze stage: troll leather armor has the same value as bronze armor, but with no slow down. There is literally no reason to make bronze armor in the game, unless you really like the look.
Not true anymore. Before accessing iron, you can upgrade troll armor to a max of level 3 (workbench level 4) and armor value of 10, while you can also upgrade bronze to level 3 (smith 3) with an armor value of 12. So a full set of bronze armor max upgraded before iron age, you get 6 armor value more than with troll.
Bonjour! *heh*. You're right, I might as well subscribe. There were even a couple I didn't know about yet (chests under raven throne, harpooning birds). Cool, thanks! There's a lot of spare fine wood in the game aside from the ones you mentioned -- that little stool next to the barrel at those tall stone houses, table and benches in swamp stilt houses, tables in skeleton towers... but by the time one gets to those, I doubt anyone doesn't have a bronze axe. I just like taking decrepit things apart (repair first!) more than I like deforesting my world, especially since the trees that gives fine wood can't be regrown from seed (yet). Hoarding and overproducing isn't a mistake -- it's my reason for being. Shut up. ;)
Always expect the same sort of tips when I see these types of videos but never heard most of these and seem really useful, thanks! Like.. standing by mast when boat is getting destroyed is genius and the type of thing you’d only otherwise learn by losing materials to the sea a bunch of times
Totally agree on the hoarding. I don't even bother to upgrade items anymore, I rush straight to Silver items while skipping Bonemass. The only items I upgrade are the Finewood Bow (for The Elder fight) and Stagbreaker so that it lasts longer while slamming the ground in Mountain to find Silver. Other than that, everything else stays at base level. Once I've got Padded armour, Blackmetal Shield, Axe and Atgeir, Draugr Fang and Frostner/Porcupine, then I'll start upgrading. Another thing I've stopped doing is building doors and gates. It takes three actions to get through a door/gate - approach, hit E to open door/gate, move through, turn around and hit E again to close it. Instead, I make a low-slung large window (one tile off the ground, at least three tiles tall) on the ground floor in my base. That is my entrance/exit and it's a one-action process to get through it - approach and hit spacebar to jump through. It's perfectly safe too as monsters can't jump so nothing can enter my base. I've also stopped building walls and moats around my base as they aren't necessary. It's quite involved as it entails keeping beehives away from my main base and also ensuring that Trolls can't get close to the smoke from my chimney. Those are the only two things that cause monsters to attack base structures in my experience. So I put my 'outside stuff' (beehives, windmill, crop fields) in a walled-off farming area in Plains (so that I can grow Barley and Flax there too) and connect that to my perimeter-wall-less moat-less everything-inside base via a portal. I'd far rather do that than spend hours digging moats and erecting walls.
With my 'no hoarding' approach, I've found that 9 Reinforced Chests is all the storage I need in end-game: 1 next to my smelting area for wood, coal and ore 1 next to my Workbench for arrow crafting components and spare arrows 1 next to my Forge for ingots, linen and bric-a-brac like Deer Hides and Leather Scraps 2 next to my Hearth for food and mead ingredients and spare meads/meals 1 next to my entrance/exit for Fishing Rod, baits and treasure items (gold, Rubies, etc) 1 at my farm for the Cultivator, seeds and unprocessed food items like Barley for the Windmill 2 in my bedroom for obsolete/spare items like armour and weapons from previous ages. The further bonus is that I don't need to identify any chest. I know what's in it because it's right next to the workstation where I use it. If I'm looking for Entrails, for eg, I'll go straight to the chests next to my Hearth. That's where I use Entrails so where else would I store them? The other bonus is that I don't get Encumbered because the chest is reachable while I'm standing at the workstation. So even if I take a resource that Encumbers me, like 45 Silver for the final Frostner upgrade, I'm using it where I stand and don't need to walk anywhere with it.
Great content! My faves: (1) the French greydwarfs (2) the troll in the eye of the stock photo model, and (3) the hidden Easter egg "buttsecs1" 😂 Good tips too
My man didn't use ctrl+click to drop the bone fragments in segment 9 🤔 So, when you are in the "item menu" when you press tab (ie. you're not going through a chest), you can use that to drop the stack. No need to drag.
I don't think you need to be in sneak for backstab damage. I have a passive build world and I've noticed while killing random mobs that come across my building area that just standing behind them applies the backstab. This means that even while detected, if you can get behind them, you can backstab an enemy.
As someone who uses a lot of ore in decorating that one hoarding tip is less helpful than others, but definietely completely overdoing it is a nono, only thing i'd say is fine to hoard is iron, that stuff is needed a LOT in late game and building huge structures.
Yeah definitely. The emphasis is really on whether you need it or not. I tried to showcase this by the comparison between thistles (useful) and trophies (mostly purely decorative).
I wish I could swap shift click and ctrl click because many years I played games where shift click moved whole stacks so no matter how many times I do it, my muscle memory goes to shift click I end up with that stupid split stach popup and clicking cancel 3 or 4 times because the frustration and the fast clicking dont register the first few clicks. I seriously wish there was an option to remap control keys
Harpoon isn't exactly something I would recommend as a must, as 1) it's pretty much considered late game based on when you unlock it, and 2) needing to tame boars and move things around is more early game. So it's a recommendation, not a necessary.
I get more bronze than I need on a new play through as I use them for bronze arrows. As bronze is easy to get I can make a few stacks of arrows that replace using wood arrows for either hunting or killing trolls
You can still get by pretty easily, I didn't craft any arrows besides wood until I reached obsidian arrows, since obsidian is plentiful and easy to find. I would not spend my time mining copper and tin to make bronze arrows though. Not worth.
Thanks, got a couple from this one - happy that I already do everything in your previous vids! Oh and one for you: leaving a stray honey on top of your bee hive 14:44 ;P
In regards to the trophies, you're forgetting that Skeleton Trophies are also needed for the Bone Tower Shield, which is a pretty good shield you can get early game
Tower shields suck since your movespeed is reduced. It's way easier to just get a bronze buckler. I mean what are you strong enough to fight hoards of skeletons but not strong enough to beat eikthyr?
You're officially now a tip-tionary 👏. In addition to your dudely monotone and ghetto statement enhances the video lol. Thank you for the tips and looking forward to use it for myself 👍.
Gives tip to ctrl left click to move stack... Then proceeds to not use that tip when moving stack into open world (throw from inventory). Advises against over hoarding then advises to always empty beehives.... How many chests of honey do I need? 0.o' :P I would argue that the hoarding tip is actually a negative when it comes to wood and stone. Holy ****!!! I use so much of that stuff. A small build never ends up being small >.< lol. Another enjoyable vid. :)
You got it wrong! as i learned from him: Honey is always useful because you need it to make special foods and you even do that in end game Also wood and stone are always used in everything you build and make If you actually need something its not called overproducing Sometimes you just go hours mining and after smelting them you wont even need all of those some metals as you progress in game and get better equipments wont be needed anymore just like the flint that i never use anymore after a few days in game and bronze, and is just a waste of storage because you dont even need them to repair things in this game... So why overproducing them? Tell us if we are wrong
@@m.hnamdari8338 You're wrong. Honey is useful but when you can get more than you need in a single gather then you don't need to gather all the time. Collecting the honey means you have to either use it or store it while leaving it in the hives is free. Get yourself 50 hives and tell me that you need to collect every time you go past. As for the stone, once players can gather it then they'll hit a personal limit on current use till iron and then it'll be a big use. Hoarding prior to iron is still hoarding. Just cause it can then be useful doesn't take away from the fact it can be hoarded prior. I didn't say anything about metals. I mentioned building mats as a bit of humor... Clearly you couldn't see that. I played on how fun it is to build and how fast we can spend mats when building.
@@Midkemma Beehives can have 4 honey max, at 20 real life minutes per honey, if a new player has one beehive it’d take them 8 hours and 20 minutes to be able to get a single stack of honey, one of the most widely used items in the game. Sure if you have 50 beehives why bother checking every time you walk by, but at that point I’d just argue that you *hoarded and overproduced beehives* and are trying to somehow argue that the tip which works in every scenario except your hypothetical is bad. P.S. Gathering things in advance which are currently useless but will soon become important isn’t called hoarding, it’s called “planning”.
11. use the goddamn Holster mechanic, fool (i have a friend who persistantly ignores this and then wonders why he always falls back when running around)
When chopping down trees, think logically, you should be hitting with the axe head right? so stay further back and have the tree not directly in front of you, but somewhat to your right.
hordeing buildnig ressources - aint dumb if you play with a couple of friends they brun through that shit very fast O_O like i brought back 500 iron - BOOM AAAAANND ITS GONE - for decoration personal chests, the metal railings, sledghammer armor and upgrades - so yeah you can have enough of building ressources - also wood 10k wood - gone 4 houses
that whole bit about mining is so far off. thats the pickaxe hitting a critical on a special item. marrying 2 magnets together. also the whole moving things around bit, just right click it moves the whole stack, no special binds.
The way I solve my Overproduction problems with Ingots without googling is just making gathering stuff when I need it. It’s not as efficient as googling but if you don’t want to Google it prevents you from getting 200 ingots you don’t need.
The overproducing "tip" is irrelevant to a game thats in early access. U never know what will be useful in the future so id say hoard everything and just focus on making a good storage system. There are some things tho that i straight up put in a hole lmao
The mining tip isn't great. It doesn't really apply to small deposits like tin or obsidian. At the same time, undercutting a large deposit of something like copper will make the entire thing shatter, and digging through dirt is much faster than breaking directly through stone.
