BUNKER Base in ASHLANDS: Step-by-Step Instructions! - Valheim - 

I've had the same situation. My friend and I sailed there on an ordinary ship. It immediately collapsed, but by some miracle we managed to jump onto the rock. And then began an exciting 3-hour journey to the shore jumping over rocks))

@@AdventurestGaming The rocks surrounding the ashlands remind me alot of peter jackson's king kong when the ship gets attacked

Thanks man! This is nice idea )))

Building a staicase is an option. You will keep a fortress sealed. But it can be anoing to repair outer parts because they will be destroyed pretty easily. New portals - one love ))) Thanks for the comment!

@@AdventurestGaming How do you prevent them from destroying your door into the base?

Main door is the only place you need to keep your eye on. You can build stairs and don't crush the main gates. Or you can fortify the gates. In my practice I don't had any problems defending the base. But yeah you cannot feel 100% safe in Ashlands any way.

Yeap! I really like stone floor 4 by 4 meters!

Thanks man! Already working on another video!

Thank you! New video is coming out today ;)

I think that meny of us feel the same. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you so much! Keep on working. More content to go!

Thank you so much! Working on new video!

This is actually very good option! If you feel comfort to jump in and out.

Thank you so much! Would you like to see my main base in current playthrough?

@@AdventurestGaming As an older gamer who used to build houses for a living I play most games to build what I can. I never focus on endgame bosses, but on materials and build styles, I really liked what you did with that castle.

I respect and completely share your approach. Thanks for your comment!

You should upload something.

@@y0nd3r Me, I will try and put something together, I dont really know what im doing when it comes to making videos or editing so it might be garbage, but I can try.

Glad you liked it! Дякую Бро!

@@AdventurestGaming Оо, то ви з України?) Україномовного каналу не ведете?

Так! Це мій перший, та єдиний канал на ютуб. Вирішив одразу Англійською )

They almost forced us to build there. Lava Blobs are nasty little creatures. You gonna love them!

I'm very glad that our thoughts are aligned. I wish you good luck in building your new base!

Very glad you liked it! Thanks!

Thank you so much!

Thanks! New video will be soon!

Thank you sooo much!

Minas Morgul you just hit the nail on the head! Thank you very much for your comment!

100%

Sure! In this build I wanted to have workable gates. But there are different options.

Thanks for the comment! It can be as an option.

Check out my video about Fire Hazard. There is a section about Smoke mechanics - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FTloH7k-fgs.html In two words I made hidden wall behind the stairs. There is plenty of space for smoke to go.

Try the same place as it was in the video. Also recheck twise if there any gap between the wall and the floor piece. I've had some problems with gaps but I was able to solve them with Flametal beams.

You need to force the floor. Lay the basement floor on raised ground. Be sure that second floor touches the walls and force some places where you want to build heavy peaces with Iron or Flametal beams.

I just did this last night. It’s not permanent because I destroyed the center tower, but I still wanted a safe fortress in Ashlands (I’m not as good at the game as some, so it’s the first one I was able to tackle successfully). I had to use grausten pillars at the bedrock level for the basement to get everything to stay structural, I’ll probably swap to flametal when I get extra. My main floor seems fine for all my crafting stations, hearths, etc. The top deck (exposed level) is turning into a castle all on its own. I may end up with a 4-level by the time I’m done. But I had no issues with things breaking, and even the grausten floor tiles stuck directly to the outter walls at the stairs. It’s a thing of beauty.

You can find Iron ingots in the pots around the map to build stone cutter. You can also raise up the ground or build some near the walls to get inside. Thank you very much for the comment!

You can do it alone in less than a week without rushing

@@Soniquete_ yee on last boss but taking a break now that ive made the fort :P dont want to rush through anymore

you only need two molten cores, which you can get from one putrid hole, then portal them back and take all the stuff you need from your other base

@@inigogreenall5028 yee already got the base up cheers :). taking a break though since all i have left to do is kill the boss now

Sure! It's another good idea!

Everyone can play as they please. That's the beauty of this game. There is something for everyone. Thanks for the comment!

I dug a huge moat around my main base. It's basically a fortified island in the black forest now. So far, only the bat and Drake raids have been able to reach it, but they're pretty easy to manage

I was using such tactic at the beginning of my jorney in Valheim. Right now I prefer to make walls with raised ground.

So as not to spoil the internal walls of the tower, since it is also part of the interior. Well, the green light, of course.

:)

New video will be soon!

Probably it was clear weather

dig the ground

the tower walls are blocking the stairs

Watch the video again carefully. The ladder is not directly attached to the walls. There's a gap there.

I use a false wall that goes behind the stairs and goes all the way to the blacksmith's benches. The mechanics of the smoke are such that you don't have to blow it upward. It is enough just to give him space so that he can disperse. Approximately 12-14 meters are required.

@@AdventurestGaming can you make a video about it ?

Sure! I will think about it.

@@AdventurestGaming it can also be vented horizontally, from a 45 degree slope to even, i did this for an old tower base i made so i could have my cauldron in the center without smoking up the higher floors. Enclosed it too so it looks nice.

Nice one!

Only the most important ones. To keep the video short and informative.

@@AdventurestGaming Totally fair to make a video like that, I just wouldn't call it "Step-by-Step Instructions." It's more like a high level overview. In the end it's fine, figuring details out on your own can be fun, the title is just misleading.

I tried to explain as clearly as possible. If you have any questions, I will be glad to answer them!

I have already completed almost all the content, with the exception of the battle with the last boss and the quest to find the fire sword. It was of course very difficult. Especially at the beginning, but then you start to get used to the situation. I want to say that when traveling through a new location it is much easier to avoid unnecessary clashes with monsters because there may be too many of them. You just run past in search of points of interest and there you are already fighting for your life.

You definitely should try it without any cheats. It was a lot of fun. Especially when me and my friend first sailed to the Ashlands on Longship. Boat drowned in hot waters and we stuck on rock cliffs trying to get to the land. Man it was incredible 2 hour jurney ))))) Thanks for the comment!

@corporateturtle6005 I'm curious: What did you love so much about the initial game that you still follow it despite disliking the Mistlands (I assume because of the fog? Everything else was very "vanilla" for Valheim) and being so convinced you will dislike the Ashlands (I'm not sure why.. it doesn't have mist, although it has other ways to challenge the player and the use of ranged weapons)? Do you not expect to find what you liked, or is it just that the annoyance will outweigh it? Why bother to play if you devcommand your way through? (I admit I did as well, but just because I was lacking pre-ashlands resources and couldn't be bothered to go back and grind).

@@arthanor9631 Did you not actually play Mistlands to think "mist go brrrrrrr"? Had little to do with mist although it was a stupid and poorly implemented mechanic if we're being honest: The wisp had issues keeping up with a nonrunning player, couldn't at all for one running. The mist lamps didn't clear much and were a waste of resources to craft and place. The uneven terrain made melee combat problematic at best, useless at worse. If there was the slightest difference up or down you were guaranteed to miss 100% of the time as well as waste precious stamina. Speaking of stamina, most mobs could fly with no limitations making an already bad biome mechanic even worse. However that's not a Mistlands problem, combat itself is poorly designed and has been since release with no effort on the part of the developers to remedy this despite the massive disappointment and constant complaints from the community. But no "mist go bbbbbbbbbbrrrrrrrr" was not my main complaint.

@corporateturtle6005 I see the mist as an indirect nerf to the bow. Same with the lava making most fights happen in smaller areas. Since it's the most common complained, I assumed it was yours too. I agree the steepness of the terrain and wisplight behavior were annoying. Neither of those are issues in Ashlands though, as the terrain is pretty smooth and there's no wisp mechanic. There also isn't any annoying "wait to harvest" mechanic like for sap and the underground parts are more like troll caves than mines, which is welcome. Combat is still valheim combat though, but as you say, it's always been like that. I think Valheim's problem is that for most of the community, the thrill of discovery is gone. The new stuff isn't quite feeling new enough (it's still pretty much the same recipe of difficult to get ores, special items in dangerous places, wood and food are non issues, unlike Mistlands which at least didn't have a metal), so it just seems like something to get over with, hence your devcommand comment I guess.

I know the first couple of days there was a bug w aggro from every tree burning that was fixed. This is the test branch of ashlands. Maybe wait for public release before you get so angry lol.