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I've seen videos on individual bosses. I would love to see a long format video on Flame Altar progression, and how and when you can upgrade each level 😁
Despite some minor inconveniences, Enshrouded definitely has the best building mechanics of any survival craft game I've ever played. Cool build, thanks for the tips
Couldn't agree more! It has been holding my attention, and been pretty stable with a few bugs encountered. Hope they'll reliably support it and add more content :)
@@derpderpin1568 Would really like to know what is the absolute best please? Because I love Enshrouded, so if there's something even better, I need to know. Thanks :)
That is what I love about the building in Enshrouded. You feel accomplished just building a small hut! Learning the building system feels so rewarding, especially when you start to get the hang of it and make some really cool stuff!
Nice idea! We transformed our house into a small village, with different types of building for each npc. With a big Plaza connecting it all in the middel, with a big cafe with tables outside. We dog a small Ditch along the walking path and filled it with luminesant blocks, so it looks like a Japanese stream flowing in the city, with small Japanese garden style bridges across... It looks great!
Loved your video! To the point yet very detailed and helpful to help brighten up my builds! If you want to save building materials, you can instead place floors and walls instead of foundations. Looks like foundations but means your entire central area will be hollow. Saves a lot of mats without breaking the look you want… all the while giving you the possibility of a basement/secret zone more easily. Helps a lot for more grind heavy blocks.
it video like this that blow my mind on how some people imagine is crazy. I would have never think of anything like this you deserve an award. This is awesome
Also, for next content would love to see DIY furniture. Other ideas to set your house apart from plain & dull like decks, extensions, additions at different heights, maybe a tower build and a hobbit home would be cool.
I'm going to go forth and try to build myself a tree house though it probably will be nowhere near as gorgeous as this one. You guys always put in extra effort into your videos with lots of extra detail like adding arrows to point at something, or highlighting a certain aspect, and overlaying other information. I appreciate all the work you both do. And thanks for the block chart in the description!
Don't doubt yourself, if you put in the effort, I'm sure it will turn out great! We are happy you appreciate our efforts and we'll continue to improve and find better ways to make content. Thanks!
DAMNNNNNNN !!! That's a really kick ass build. Very creative. Allowing the tree branches inside in some places is a great way to incorporate nature into the build. I'm a builder in every game and don't mind spending lots of time for the task. Thanks for all these great tips. Can't wait to see the furniture you made.
It is deifnitely overkill but for anyone that loves to build, I think it will be quite suitable :D Certainly you can take any of the tips and apply them on a much smaller build.
Such a stunningly beautiful build! You always seem to top yourself eerie! Love all the tacobear editing touches ♥. You guys continue to raise the bar, well done.
for the treehouse build, to build higher... place your altar, place a bunch of scaffolds on top of one another and just keep climbing up and placing them. Then build a dirt/wood/whatever platform in the air beside them and place another flame altar on that. Then you can have a huge vertical space to build in as well.
Another idea added to my list of bases to build. I'm gonna run out of Flame Altars at this rate. Really wish they would add a sort of creative modus or options to toggle.
The big trees make an amazing base. Really sweet build, too bad about the tree boxes. I've been playing around with single 1x1 roof pieces and they make interesting decorations above below and around windows. I use them for hand railing instead of building blocks and it's much thinner and nice looking. But they're VERY difficult to place at times.
Yeah they can definitely be used in a variety of decorative ways. They definitely are here to see when placing which is why I leave a gap to place them and then fill the gaps in later because once you have adjacent blocks connected, it makes It hard to see
Glad you think so! Long time no hear! Hope you are doing well, it's been a while since we've seen you around these parts. No worries, you can incorporate the core ideas into a much simpler design.
When they said: "Valheim is like Viking Minecraft." I had to scoff. A lot. (nothing against Valheim, but the Minecraft similarities are ... meh). THIS is that. Well done with the prefabs, that still basically just use single blocks. Awesome texturing for borders etc. and as you perfectly showed: A lot of tips that minecraft building pros have used for years. Well done video, showcasing a lot of the mechanics and shortcomings of this awesome building engine. Bravo Pseudo Posse and well done Keen [for the game].
The prefabs are amazing as they essentially let you place multiple blocks simultaneously in pre-arranged form. It would be cool if you could save your own blue prints to use again for things you use frequently. Agreed, Minecraft being the first voxel building game (I think) certainly has used all of these tips and more for years now :D Glad you like the build! Thanks for watching :)
I'm not sure if I've encountered that before but I wouldn't be surprised. Might explain the tree issue. Though they definitely do have a collision detector problem.
Amazing build. I've seen some people building cosy hobbit hole/homes, the digging out seems like a massive pain though. Any tips for that beyond using placed blocks to open up ground areas?
Boy, do i miss the rotation and the diagonals from valheim. @7:10: you should be able to remove it by placing an identical piece of same material but bigger shape over it. It works with window and doorframes being overplaced with a wall. Since i readjust almost every buildingshape this came in handy very fast.
Thanks! We do have an upcoming 7dtd video that we recorded before Enshrouded released. The wife is currently editing that one. We are otherwise taking a little break from 7dtd but we'll return to it as I come up with new ideas 😉
Noob question but how do I get rid of a flame altar after I placed it? I chose “extinguish the flame” but the altar is still there and I’d like to build a base in a different area.
All you need to do is choose extinguish flame...then another extinguish flame red button will pop up. Pressing that will start a 30 second counter after which the altar will be removed. During that 30 second window, you have the option to cancel the delete but once it is gone, it's permanently gone.
It looks like a minecraft building. Instead of trying to decorate building with different material blocks, try decorating it with decorating elements liek windows. shelves. lights etc. You can use shelf storages to make a nice outter design for walls.
You can have two flames active at one, so build the second one and increase its level before you destroy the first and you’ll level lose any of your builds.
RU-vid comments can't post images unfortunately, but if you find the town of Diadwyn, which is slightly west of the Revelwood Ancient Spire, the build location is just slightly south of the town and slightly to the west of the Carpentry Camp. The buildsite, the town of Diadwyn, and the Carpentry Camp form a small triangle.
That is one way to do it...but then if you don't want want to have a different material filling in the circle, you'll need to go back and replace. Though that would be a good way to do it if you intend to mix up the materials. Could look pretty sharp :)
Most of the time I do use blocks, but the ladder scaffolds are nice especially as you can just stack them in a narrow region to allow you to climb high.
Sorry about that! It is located just south west from Diadwyn and very close to the carpentry camp...a bit south west of that very close to the cliffs. There's like a 90ish degree corner in the cliff, it's a bit inland from there.
@@pseudoposse I am struggling with using the circle thing for one and I do better being able to ask questions. If you wanted to join my world that’d be amazing. If not then I completely understand.
@@pseudoposse no problem. I play solo because my friends don’t play so if you ever want to then we could chat about it then. I have PTSD from military service and my mind struggles sometimes to formulate my questions properly. I can just study your videos and try to understand.
That is definitely another option! Gets around the building issues but the wonky collision detector will still block you from moving around your house.
lol. writing a python script for that? just use microsoft paint with the circular tool with a line width of 1. already did this back in the minecraft days. works perfectly fine.
Man, you can build not only tree house, but a completely flying ship. This game's building have no physic at all, you can basicly build all this things, you build around the trees, without a trees.
Nicely done! Great tips and your narration is witty and entertaining and made it enjoyable to watch from beginning to end. While I probably don't have the patience to build with such impressive detail, I found viewing the video and learning the tips a positive diversion. I'm sure your pal tacobear_zr helped with video angles and gathering .....so my thanks to your friend as well. /cheers! ✓ 🥇👍
Glad you enjoyed it! My wife taco was just there for the angles and of course all the editing! I had the pleasure of doing all the resource collection myself :D
@@pseudoposse Fair enough! I'd MUCH rather collect resources than edit videos and I appreciate those willing to spend the time to do both. You both do a fantastic job on these vids and I've enjoyed every bit of what I've watched so far.
i’ve played valheim for almost 300 hours and i’ve played this for just under a hundred. they are very similar but building is way easier and more fledged out in my opinion. also even though they are similar in a lot of ways in terms of look and feel, the gameplay pattern and the way the game strings the player through the world is much different than valheim. at the end of the day they’re separate games and can be appreciated individually
The title clearly says tips and tree house build guide. And the video gives explicit tips plus tutorial on the build intermixed. I find it helpful to showcase tips through an actual application. Hope that clears up the confusion.
The moment I realized that all building surfaces can only face N, S, E, or W I 100% gave up on building in this game. Guess i got spoiled by Valheim. I'll just reclaim abandoned buildings, saves on farming costs anyway. This was a very cool tutorial though, and if i do ever get bitten by the building bug in this game, i will remember this vid for sure.
Fair enough...I have at times yearned to place things in different orientations. Even if they were to add shapes that allowed you to place something triangular, curved, or some other geometry would allow you to make non-boxy surfaces, that would be amazing. Given the voxel-based system, not sure if they could add rotating a block off the "grid" orientation. But I'd definitely take non-square blocks! They've proven with the roof that there can be smooth slopes so I have hopes for that in the future.
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding. Building blocks are rotated on 90° with R. However, if you hold R and roll your mouse wheel, it should rotate the object in a much finer manner. Hopefully that helps!
@@RobZadouch I'm not currently staring at the game, but from my recollection, I think blocks can only move in 90 degree increments. Things like furniture you can finely rotate by holding "R"...but I don't think that extends to blocks. I'll need to double-check that so don't take that as fact.
