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Yes, when we finish my friend and I will run it all in one loop, no stops. No way to know how many hours. Toby was a full year in before I got there and I've been there for 2 years. Most of the time playing the game, building other things and shenanigans with our time. We get into a road spurt every few months and pound out a bunch, then go back to other things in the game.

It took me a long time to embrace building in the Mistlands, Once I found the perfect spot, it was easier to jump in. Thanks for the compliment. Good luck with your builds. Cheers!

@@Justtwodangmany A great game buddy makes all the difference. I have vanilla worlds and cheat worlds. Both are fun but very different. I find being in creative mode on the collective site better for me and grinding in my private worlds preferable. So many hours in, all of one or all of the other can become tedious. Bast of luck. Thanks for your comment.

Likely done on PC woth cheats on but or in creative mode

Black Cores as well.

Enemy will attack your torches and some lights for sure. A road without them will not get attacked, that I've seen.

We have intentionally stayed, mostly, out of the biomes we knew were going to be expanded. Staying out of the Deep North still until it's update. That way, when the updates come through, so far, it gets updated quite naturally. Toby started this world 3+ years ago with a friend of his. They are both still there. I was invited in 2 years ago. A few others have toured, one other has picked their first building area, but not started construction yet. You can contact Toby through his Twitch act and/or his UA-cam, for an interview and tour. We have just started to recruit new peaceful builders. His links are in the description. Toby & I share the costs of the world. He can fill you in on further details of what it took to start it all up, as it was him who originally set it up. I don't know those deets.... I just spend hours and hours in there creating and building. Though I have come into this world with Vanilla characters, my first and most advanced character is mostly there. We have adjusted the settings over time to preserve our builds. We were, of course, raided many many times in the first long time... but now we have made it a less volatile place to build at ease. All of us grind in our own worlds and Toby for sure has ground it out, and continues to in this world. Have a great day & thanks for the comment/questions.

@@ThePsychicwendy Oh, so you mean the generation of the biome happens only when we are close to them ? That makes sense. For example, since ashlands, when you went there AFTER the release there was the charred fortress, the mobs, etc ? I'm not sure i understand the rest of the answer tho (not native english speaker here x_x) When you mean raided, you mean, by players ? Or mobs ? To be clear i don't intend to join, i'm french and i would like to basically create a sort of world like this with my friends. Not sure if i should mention that but i'm 31 and sometimes i'd like to have an easy way to hang with friends who are far away, alternative world like valheim are a nice place to build and meet with these pals.

@@lysvaerd4480 Yes. They generate when you go close. After the Ashlands upgrade, we went in and had all the right stuff... charred forests and all. Yes, I meant that we were raided by mobs, not players. Only a few of us here and we are all friendly. Yes, having a great land shared with friends is the way to go. I hope you go ahead and create one. You can have friends join you in your existing worlds by inviting them in when you are on already. They just wouldn't have access to it when you were not there. Your English seems amazing to me! Best of luck.

@@ThePsychicwendy thank you for your answer, i wish you the best of adventures too :D

For sure!

Looking forward to making Part 2 with you.

I lift my cup, with tears in my eyes and thank you for sharing Hardy's story. It's comforting, reading the details of his tumultuous life and knowing that you were right there by his side in his final moments. You have honored him well with a grave in your world. His offspring, no doubt, will carry his epic survival skills and loving nature for generations to come. Cheers.

Yes, the spot was so unique there. 3 people have been building in our world..

2 of us have built the road. There is another player in our world, but not involved in the road builds. Your world sounds amazing. Yes, it locked up, I assume a "world save" point, then a glitch of some kind. Not too sure there. It sounded like a boat dropping, to me. No idea what it was. I know it was terrible weather for my jog. My buddy and I will be finishing it soon, then run it all in one (the main circle) with no stops along the way for a true time count once and for all. I've never seen The King's Road. I will look for it. Thanks for your comment/impute. Peace.

@@ThePsychicwendy You've inspired me to find some video capture software and try and make a video where I run the longest stretch of road I have. Like you, I've got one small segment of bridge to complete to link up one end. I am curious about your world seed that generated such a nice encircled "sea" with a central island and only smallish channels to cross to get all the way around. Always on the look out for unique seeds that produce curious configurations.

@@NimrodClover I like to go to: valheim-map.world/ To search for perfect layout seeds for my own worlds. My friend Toby hand picked this seed. It took him quite a long time to settle on the perfect one. I think he chose really well for the huge road and many other great reasons. It's like secret sauce, though, and I don't know the generation code for this one.

@@NimrodClover Hi Nimrod, u can use the game bar(Crtl+G) to capture your gameplay or u can use the OBS to capture.

@@tazbugado Did some digging yesterday and from all the comparative videos and tutorial sites I looked over using OBS is by far the best free software to use. I'll be getting it and learning the controls (rather simple). Thanks for the encouragement.

Great spotting. It's hard to see in the video. Those purple ones are uncommon for sure. We're at day 3760 as of this morning.

I agree about the awesome visuals in the mountains. Thanks for the compliment. I don't pre-plan my builds, I just start and see where they go. The dungeon was jus calling to be built.

Nice! Fun to run isn't it?

Watching your tree house video right now. Amazing!

@@ThePsychicwendy My run and jump are never low thanks to this build haha thank you for stopping by! Keep up the amazing work and content

@@paulrosebush9137 I keep going back in and adding more. All species bury and honor their dead in different ways, in my imagination there. Thanks for comment.

@@ThePsychicwendy Keep up the great work. I followed along with your 'longest road' episode. Like the way you do your videos with the captions here and there letting us know information.

​@@paulrosebush9137I figured for my videos, might hear what I'm hearing for hours and hours of play versus my talking. Cheers!

Us too!

Trial and error is how I approach all my builds like an an art project. Have fun with it and let your creativity flow.

I would assume that the swamp tree in the middle is providing lots of extra stability, making the atructure taller than usual. I have seen towers built the same way by helping them go higher by using a pine tree in the middle, gonna be a sad day if the tree is chopped down though, at least the swamp one is invulnerable!

@@OBUNGUS487 Yes, the tree is adding stability. I used iron beams through out. I bet I could go even higher now with the new beams added from the Ashlands update.

@@ThePsychicwendy oooh thats really smart.

I call mine "The King's Road". It's just a dirt path cleared of trees, I find it useful when running from trolls.

@@iloshwdgac9213 Wasn't there a video about running the King's Road.... didn't it have some sort of game breaking modification that had to be cut off and the road built anew around the render distance from that fault so that players could continue down the path ? I recall that if the game attempted to render some alteration or added object that it would crash and the only way to "fix" it was to just build around the problem area. They could not even delete the now dead end portion because that would require rendering the problem spot/item. So there were just a whole bunch of WARNING signs where the road suddenly took a 90 degree turn to start around that mystery spot. One of the videos did show a person ignore the signs and they went a few meters down the original path before the game just locked up and the screen went black after a few seconds. I believe it was some combination of added vegetation and objects in a shrine like clump and some conflict of objects simply broke the program.

@@DonaldMalmstrom Thank you! It's fun to run.

Thank you. Loved building this.

It sure does.

Thank you. I will look into it.

Custom Settings

That swamp road had to be up in the trees.

I used to joke and call my buddy a "purist" for leaving everything natural in the beginning... but I've become one now too.

hahaha