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I'm really enjoying the series so far! I started playing valheim like 2 days ago with a group of friends, more experienced ones They offer to start a new world for me to try and learn the basics... but yeah, those knuckleheads are just way too hasty! I barely was getting used to the antler pickaxe, next thing I know, I already had some Fenrir Clothes with troll armor and was helping them excavagen the goddamn MOUNTAINS. Love my group of friends, theyr are tight, glad to be with those guys, but I barely had time to learn how broze was made and what a swamp even is before they pull me to the mountains LMAO. Like, I don't mind, but going this fast is making me not get used to a role I want to do in the group, like we already have a builder, a farmer, a blacksmith... And we're going so far I just feel drag, I want to be of use damnit.

So you go in the stores and beg for stuff from employees? What is the point of these videos?

Excellent tutorial!! Thank you!!

Love your video dude, my favourite thing to do in Valheim is build.

I've been enjoying it but I think they need to deal with RESPAWNS. I don't mind there being a lot of enemies and an insane difficulty, but once I conquer an area, why is it that less than 1 minute later I'm swarmed again? Respawns I think are the issue now. It's just not fun when I can never actually explore or go anywhere because I spend the whole in-game day just fighting the same enemies over and over again. Idk what do you think?

it's not an anchor. it's thor's hammer, mjolnir

This Videos Are so awesome pls dont stop making this content . Its so helpful and fun to Watch 😁

Awesome! 👏🏼 Tnx. Nice and simple..

I'm struggling to wrap my head around the fact that you use 'D' as the interaction key. Are you using the arrow keys for movement?

Biggest Miss in that dungeon: take All the yellow mushrooms on the way out. 2nd big miss: place a fire just inside entrance to redo rest buff. Need to drop a fire Often generally, to dry off & refresh buff. 3rd is a choice. Club enjoyers might like using Stagbreaker to bash bone piles thru closed doors. They are also handy for finding treasure in the stone ship formations back in Meadows, and even breaking the chest without digging. Lol.

How’d you get piles of wood and rocks to stack like that at the beginning of the video next to your site?

Intimidating yet enthralling game. These guides have been incredibly helpful, and have given me some confidence I've lacked in facing the mangled horrors Valheim offers.

I’m still trying to learn all the things about this game and these guides have been extremely helpful and are making me more confident to take on the next biome. Awesome videos!

53:30 great edit 😁

Do wolves follow you around once you tame them

I really appreciate your videos man! Thanks alot

50 hours of playing now

Bronze age, iron age, silver age... Does that imply there's a black metal age too? Sounds Norwegian af 😂

Subnautica and Valheim have one thing in common. The mountains are scary af! 😰

I normally do the framework first to have the shape of the house and ensure the stability.

Ive searched. 3 mountains with no silver. Wtf. 😢

I have been playing Valheim since it first came out and I still learned things from your video. Excellent series and fully recommended to anyone who plays the game.

Welcome to Games Tarnation

thanks for all the help, your iron age guide helped a lot and now onto the silver age!

thanks

total noob here, thanks!

When breaking a spawner I like to use my axe and fight the mobs while striking the spawner, usually you can break it very quickly before more spawn too

Crystals yield 2 or 3 if you harvest them with a pick, instead of by hand. Nice guide!

Valheim stealth archer build?

Love the game, love the series. This has been very helpful, entertaining, and also comfy to watch. Can't wait to see the rest of the biomes and what other videos you come out with!

29:26 the faannnggg u forgot the fangggg :')

Love this serie, helped me a lot. Will you continue with it? Looking forward for the plains one

How long did it take you to get to this level? I’m seeing stuff I didn’t even know existed 😂

Really enjoyed this series would love a plains episode

I killed it woth arrows by hving a portal at the altar, it did take like 1000+ arrows but it very worth it to level up bow for ahead of mountain biome and plains, it makes a massive difference having a high skill in it as early as possible

i know am 10 months late , but i just wanna put this here ur videos didn't just help n but they was insaaaaaaanly fun plz don't stop putting more videos

Thank you for these videos. They are not only useful, but also interesting and comfortable

Bro u literally walked RIGHT by an egg when fighting the drakes at the beginning

Okay I need some serious help 😅 I died in a frost cave and my spawn is in a base I made at the top of the mountain…and I have no spare gear lol any ideas how I get myself out of this predicament?

Hey Rob, just discovered your channel and it’s helped me tremendously. I love the positive demeanor you display in your videos and your storytelling. Would love to see a continuation of the Beginner’s Guide with the Plains biome and onward. Love the content, keep it up!

When Mistland released the difficulty isnt as bad as Ashland. I get it Ashland meant to be harder than prev. Biomes (Mistland), but when Mistland came out before patch nerf is still tolerable than Ashland. As for my opinion whether flametal sinking or not, Im agree and disagree.

To me the biggest BS about Ashlands is how all the mobs are immune to lava. You can't even build stone structures above lava (not touching the lava) because they immediately get destroyed.. And yet we're expected to believe the mobs can just casually wade thru lava and don't get incinerated? Also there is a lot of these ultra-dark nights where you literally can't see shit. But unfortunately not being able to see is a bit of a theme in this game.

Big like to this video. Very few content creators know how to make a good noob guide. Oftentimes it seems like they are more interested in flexing their knowledge of niche or overly-specific details beyond the need-to-know of fresh beginners, than they are of stating and restating the fundamentals until it sticks. Clearly you put thought into the mind of a new player, and executed the video in a highly effective show-not-tell way. Well done!

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7:13 try and be careful of the magic you use in Ashlands. ... Charred mobs have 75% resist fire. Asksvins, Morgens and Valkyries 50% to fire. Use lightning (Valkyries are weak to it) or ice (Voltures are weak to it), on other mobs they do normal damage.

Why they wont do it dependable ob player numbers? We play as four and it is perfect. It is hard but it is good for teamwork. Mage shields, tank with parry, ranger and dd with dual axes

I beat the Ashlands on PTB and while hard, was doable. What I wished they would have done was reduce the natural spawn rate in the zone and greatly increase destroyable spawners in the zone that way you conquer your way through the zone and get to harness the resources in the area once you do. Also, people really just need to learn how to use the mobs against themselves and not just bash their faces against each and every mob.

yeah for me the most annoying thing is it feels like I do when I go to the ashlands is fighting mobs and not resource gathering or exploring

Personally playing with 1-3 other players this concerns me. The game has always been most balanced for playing with 2-4 people. But if you have 2 bonemass powers, you can steamroll most content except Mist and Ashlands. I like how you have to manage your surroundings a little or else things snowball. I welcome the lowered max spawns, and some minor tweaks, bc solo play does seem far fetched, but most people are not using the tools provided, tamed askvins are OP, nevermind if u get a * one, weather shields to stop fireballs when crossing lava, trollstaff to aid in fortress clearing, make outposts with the infinite grausten the biome shoves in your inventory. Don't see the point of the spires not sinking, it was a really creative way to scale resources to the # of players playing and doing this won't really make them easier.