Great episode! I like how you assign personality to every person and animal you meet. As someone who doesn't play the game but enjoys watching , I feel like i am reading an adventure book with moving pictures. Keep up the good work!
It has been prophesied that when the need is greatest the Dales shall come forth. I got an ear to ear grin with how excited you were when you found. Daleabora.
I've placed groupings of picnic tables with clay jugs, clay bowls, baskets, and extra fruit around them. It's kinda neat to see them sit at all the different picnic areas. It feels "lived in" Thank you for the episode, Ohno! 😀
I finished off kingdom come series that i enjoyed inbetween medieval dynasty episodes. But that sucks because now i got to find something else to watch while waiting for the next medieval dynasty episodes that i enjoy so much.
When it's really dark at night, and I need to find my way around my village, I pull out my hammer, and go to "repair" mode. All my walls light up nice and green (hopefully), and I can see where I am!
Yep, that is the downside of making all those houses... my tax bill grew a bit ;) I might have been aiming a bit too high but that's because there is arrow drop and I was trying for head shots. I suspect I did misjudge some of the drop though ;) Thank you C Branom!
Do you plan to make any changes to the blueprint of the houses( change windows, doors etc.)? I think it makes the village more beautiful, alive, some houses made with logs and daub, some with stone and limestone, or the mix of both. Oh, another thing - when making those torches, don't put them too close to the house doors. I did that and in the morning when the villagers came out, the door got stuck behind the torch, and now they have an open house ...🤪🤭🤨 Love your gameplay, I don't mind when you cook or make firewood, it's part of the game. 👍 55:20 LOL!!!!
Hmm... I keep forgetting that the game supports changing the location of doors and such, I will have to try that out :) I do like the idea of logs with daub but the level of the house impacts the happiness of the villagers. They are happiest with rock walls plus limestone so that is generally what I aim for. That said, many of the farm and production buildings keep the log build style so you do get a bit of variety that way :) LOL! I will have to remember that regarding the torch! Thank you! Thank you Renata!
By the way, after hunter sense and anti-sway. I also hit the next two levels of traps. They let you stay at home and still build hunting skill/tech. you can from 4 traps get 3 points for each rabbit, bird, and rat. So 36 a day when not hunting. Plus fishing traps do add a bit when you can sell the fish at the market stall. Hunting is the slowest skill for build-up when you want the herbalist shack to get to level 2 for the reset skills potion. And none of the town herbalists sell the potion. Yes they can get annoying but they feed the village a bit and build skill.
Yep, I remember having four traps, two each for rabbit and birds. Any more than four and I start to avoid doing them. Good point about it being an effective way to boost hunting experience though.... Hmm... Thanks for the tip on the Herbalist Hut too! Much appreciated Static :)
Masterful video Ohno, enjoyed it immensely. Great bears take down, I've been playing the game over 1000 hrs in 3 seasons and I would NOT want to be tackling those brutes with a longbow and stone arrows! Huge respect for that. One thing- only if the condition of food is red do you need to avoid it, several items in your food storage were at 37.5% and still black- so still usable! I know you want rot- but use all the food you can; there'll be more than enough to make a fabulous reeking heap of oozy rot! ;-))
Thank you Nick! LOL! I felt safe knowing that I did a quicksave before attempting those bears ;) Ah, I think I am getting my games mixed up... in KCD the "spoiled" level is 50%. Oops!
@@OhnoCoho lol my dad is a Marine. Served In Vietnam..... He said Full Metal Jacket was the most realistic movie (from his experience) *note I said my dad IS a marine.... There is no such thing as "used to be" you are or you are not.... Marines never retire
Grats on the Bear hunt. Takes little extra effort to build your houses out of stone(winter is easest time to find stones) move you windows / door around also nakes it look morw real ? Watched and 👍 Liked
Thank you Will :) Yes, it takes more effort to build out of stone but once I have the Excavation hut running it should make it much more possible. It's definitely a mid to late game thing though :) I do need to try out moving doors and windows, I keep forgetting they added that!
@@OhnoCoho Two things in favour of building dwellings from stone and limestone Ohno- firstly your villagers' happiness, but also you get much better thermal insulation in their houses using stone so they use considerably less firewood.
In third person you can get a much better view of the placement of buildings and visually see your surroundings while you're hunting. Yes, I had a bear go in the cave and he died in there. I had to kill the other bear before I could go in to the cave. Your copper arrows would have been good for the bear hunt, they do more damage. You can use them for the Wisent hunt. The Moose are highlighted in green (like the Deer) and will run, haven't had them chase me. I found a lot of iron arrows from crashed carts and from doing some of the quests; as the game progressed (I'm on a 30 day) I started buying them as they kill most of the animals with one shot. Good "show" today Ohno.
Ah yes, I really do need to use third person, thank you for the reminder! Hmm... that is a good point about the copper arrows for hunting wisent and moose... excellent suggestion :) Thank you!
Yes, there are moose where you said you remembered seeing them. Theres a lot of them actually. And may I ask, Mr Coho, why you didn't dump all the food on the ground on season change? Hmm? 😜 Oh and another thing (just an oh-thats-cool moment, nothing gamechanging) but watch your villagers in the morning when they are sitting in the gathering area. They don't just sit there like lifeless dummies anymore. They will strike different poses, and sometimes, they will eat or drink something. I've seen apples and pears and cups of water, so far.
Cool, I look forward to having moose run from me ;) LOL! I know about the benefit of dumping food but I tend to forget about it so end up losing it. I know myself well enough to know it'll happen ;) Hmm... I will definitely need to watch them in the morning! Thank you for that, I love these little changes that have been added since I last played :) Thank you Badger!
If you go to the first place you found a bandit camp across the river. Or northwest of your village. Then go NNW of that first camp there is a few moose in that area. But make sure you are clean and creeping. They will see you from a bit off and smell you from farther if dirty. Not the one that was just across the river but the one you almost ran into like I did do. :D basically between the T town name and The Bri is a road. They will be on one side of the road middle-top to the middle. Most of the time on the right on the map. Since the map is for some reason south on top. They are best to hunt during winter when you can see the blood on the ground. Until you have hunter sense and can see it with the "sight beyond sight" :D OH NO, Ohno you went to bed with 30 Kg of cabbages at 100% and woke up with them being worth 50%. They were worth .8 coins each instead of 1.1 to 2.2. I don't know if you get 25 of her price or 50% but she sells 100% at 4.5 coins each. Yours she put to 2.3 as soon as you sold them to her. :D :P
Ah! Ok, I also know of moose on the way to Denica so that is another option. Good point about being clean and sneaky... I will have to remember that :) Oops! I forgot about the cabbages... Oh well, at the very least I accelerated their path to becoming rot ;) Thank you!
Great episode! I like how you assign personality to every person and animal you meet. As someone who doesn't play the game but enjoys watching , I feel like i am reading an adventure book with moving pictures. Keep up the good work!
Awesome! That is exactly what I am going for so it's great to hear, thank you Sherry!
Your videos make my time at work go much faster. Especially medieval dynasty. Well done
Awesome, that is great to hear! Thank you :)
It has been prophesied that when the need is greatest the Dales shall come forth. I got an ear to ear grin with how excited you were when you found. Daleabora.
I knew you would like that ;)
@@OhnoCoho And I truly appreciate that you have bought into the narrative that runs through my mind. 🙏👍😁
:)
I've placed groupings of picnic tables with clay jugs, clay bowls, baskets, and extra fruit around them. It's kinda neat to see them sit at all the different picnic areas. It feels "lived in" Thank you for the episode, Ohno! 😀
That is a brilliant idea.
Nice! That sounds like a great idea! I will have to remember that :)
Thank you Tiffany!
love how you talk to all the characters like they are your RL peeps ;)
I find it makes the village seem a bit more interesting if you personalize the villagers a bit. :)
49:22 I remember that bossy and judgemental gander! 😂
Oh, if I remember correctly it was a goose and not a gander ;)
@@OhnoCoho no it was a he not a she. Well my memory is not eideric so who knows
You killed *two* bears, then you saved yourself from bear murder on login by walking home before logging out for the day. A reallly good episode.
Thank you Gwen, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)
I finished off kingdom come series that i enjoyed inbetween medieval dynasty episodes. But that sucks because now i got to find something else to watch while waiting for the next medieval dynasty episodes that i enjoy so much.
Oh my! Sorry about that!
I too have to wait for stuff from my favourite creators so I do understand :)
When it's really dark at night, and I need to find my way around my village, I pull out my hammer, and go to "repair" mode. All my walls light up nice and green (hopefully), and I can see where I am!
LOL! That would work wonderfully! :)
That's properly cunning! I'm pniching that for myself! Thanks matey 🙂
Lots of houses, lots of taxes. Glad you got your bear; looked to me like you were aiming a little too high? Hope the Wizent is next.
Yep, that is the downside of making all those houses... my tax bill grew a bit ;)
I might have been aiming a bit too high but that's because there is arrow drop and I was trying for head shots. I suspect I did misjudge some of the drop though ;)
Thank you C Branom!
Do you plan to make any changes to the blueprint of the houses( change windows, doors etc.)? I think it makes the village more beautiful, alive, some houses made with logs and daub, some with stone and limestone, or the mix of both. Oh, another thing - when making those torches, don't put them too close to the house doors. I did that and in the morning when the villagers came out, the door got stuck behind the torch, and now they have an open house ...🤪🤭🤨 Love your gameplay, I don't mind when you cook or make firewood, it's part of the game. 👍 55:20 LOL!!!!
Hmm... I keep forgetting that the game supports changing the location of doors and such, I will have to try that out :)
I do like the idea of logs with daub but the level of the house impacts the happiness of the villagers. They are happiest with rock walls plus limestone so that is generally what I aim for. That said, many of the farm and production buildings keep the log build style so you do get a bit of variety that way :)
LOL! I will have to remember that regarding the torch! Thank you!
Thank you Renata!
Great episode Ohno. When you walk out of your house, turn right. Just before the large clearing on the left you will find moose =) happy hunting!
Cool! Thanks for the tip Mojo jojo! :)
By the way, after hunter sense and anti-sway. I also hit the next two levels of traps. They let you stay at home and still build hunting skill/tech. you can from 4 traps get 3 points for each rabbit, bird, and rat. So 36 a day when not hunting. Plus fishing traps do add a bit when you can sell the fish at the market stall. Hunting is the slowest skill for build-up when you want the herbalist shack to get to level 2 for the reset skills potion. And none of the town herbalists sell the potion.
Yes they can get annoying but they feed the village a bit and build skill.
Yep, I remember having four traps, two each for rabbit and birds. Any more than four and I start to avoid doing them. Good point about it being an effective way to boost hunting experience though.... Hmm...
Thanks for the tip on the Herbalist Hut too!
Much appreciated Static :)
Masterful video Ohno, enjoyed it immensely. Great bears take down, I've been playing the game over 1000 hrs in 3 seasons and I would NOT want to be tackling those brutes with a longbow and stone arrows! Huge respect for that. One thing- only if the condition of food is red do you need to avoid it, several items in your food storage were at 37.5% and still black- so still usable! I know you want rot- but use all the food you can; there'll be more than enough to make a fabulous reeking heap of oozy rot! ;-))
Thank you Nick!
LOL! I felt safe knowing that I did a quicksave before attempting those bears ;)
Ah, I think I am getting my games mixed up... in KCD the "spoiled" level is 50%. Oops!
Bears are easy, wisent are deadly, you cannot even run from them or you die :(
Remember to visit the Memorial Tree when you go back to the cave to collect the dropped stuff. The tree is just past the cave and down the hill a bit
Yep, I do intend to visit the Memorial Tree again, I really like that spot :)
Thank you Gavin!
@19:42 "This is my shovel. There are many like it but this one is mine. My shovel is my best friend. It is my life."
~The Shovelmans Creed. ~ 😉😁😁😂
LOL! You picked up on that! Nice :)
@@OhnoCoho lol my dad is a Marine. Served In Vietnam..... He said Full Metal Jacket was the most realistic movie (from his experience)
*note I said my dad IS a marine.... There is no such thing as "used to be" you are or you are not.... Marines never retire
Grats on the Bear hunt. Takes little extra effort to build your houses out of stone(winter is easest time to find stones) move you windows / door around also nakes it look morw real ? Watched and 👍 Liked
Thank you Will :)
Yes, it takes more effort to build out of stone but once I have the Excavation hut running it should make it much more possible. It's definitely a mid to late game thing though :)
I do need to try out moving doors and windows, I keep forgetting they added that!
@@OhnoCoho you dont need the Excavation hunt, i have seen people do it from day one
@@OhnoCoho Two things in favour of building dwellings from stone and limestone Ohno- firstly your villagers' happiness, but also you get much better thermal insulation in their houses using stone so they use considerably less firewood.
Now that you have a crafts person for the sewing hut you should check it out to make sure it is not haunted like the last time. lol
I was thinking about that... it was the tier 2 hut that was haunted though. I will keep an eye on it regardless ;)
Good hunting!
Now you need the kitchen so that someone can cook the tons of bear meat ;-) Dalebora would like to cook, she said.
Thank you Gerda!
Yep, I do plan on making a Kitchen fairly soon but I really need to find more villagers first. :)
another good one from my main man ohno!
Thank you! :)
In third person you can get a much better view of the placement of buildings and visually see your surroundings while you're hunting.
Yes, I had a bear go in the cave and he died in there. I had to kill the other bear before I could go in to the cave. Your copper arrows would have been good for the bear hunt, they do more damage. You can use them for the Wisent hunt. The Moose are highlighted in green (like the Deer) and will run, haven't had them chase me. I found a lot of iron arrows from crashed carts and from doing some of the quests; as the game progressed (I'm on a 30 day) I started buying them as they kill most of the animals with one shot.
Good "show" today Ohno.
Ah yes, I really do need to use third person, thank you for the reminder!
Hmm... that is a good point about the copper arrows for hunting wisent and moose... excellent suggestion :)
Thank you!
Hello ohno iam learning English with that seris and in just 3 days i watch 22 episode without boring. Thank you
Hello :)
That is really nice to hear! Thank you :)
hello Ohno, with the mouse wheel you can zoom in and out the buildings without moving
Ah, I keep forgetting about that, thank you for the reminder! :)
Easiest way to get stone before an excavation shed is to build a second storage next to a mine and go clear it out, over 400 stone in 1 season!
LOL! That would work! Unfortunately it would not be great video ;)
Yes, there are moose where you said you remembered seeing them. Theres a lot of them actually.
And may I ask, Mr Coho, why you didn't dump all the food on the ground on season change? Hmm? 😜
Oh and another thing (just an oh-thats-cool moment, nothing gamechanging) but watch your villagers in the morning when they are sitting in the gathering area. They don't just sit there like lifeless dummies anymore. They will strike different poses, and sometimes, they will eat or drink something. I've seen apples and pears and cups of water, so far.
Cool, I look forward to having moose run from me ;)
LOL! I know about the benefit of dumping food but I tend to forget about it so end up losing it. I know myself well enough to know it'll happen ;)
Hmm... I will definitely need to watch them in the morning! Thank you for that, I love these little changes that have been added since I last played :)
Thank you Badger!
@@OhnoCoho Make a note, tape it to your monitor! :)
If you go to the first place you found a bandit camp across the river. Or northwest of your village. Then go NNW of that first camp there is a few moose in that area. But make sure you are clean and creeping. They will see you from a bit off and smell you from farther if dirty.
Not the one that was just across the river but the one you almost ran into like I did do. :D basically between the T town name and The Bri is a road. They will be on one side of the road middle-top to the middle. Most of the time on the right on the map. Since the map is for some reason south on top. They are best to hunt during winter when you can see the blood on the ground. Until you have hunter sense and can see it with the "sight beyond sight" :D
OH NO, Ohno you went to bed with 30 Kg of cabbages at 100% and woke up with them being worth 50%. They were worth .8 coins each instead of 1.1 to 2.2. I don't know if you get 25 of her price or 50% but she sells 100% at 4.5 coins each. Yours she put to 2.3 as soon as you sold them to her. :D :P
Ah! Ok, I also know of moose on the way to Denica so that is another option. Good point about being clean and sneaky... I will have to remember that :)
Oops! I forgot about the cabbages... Oh well, at the very least I accelerated their path to becoming rot ;)
Thank you!
Don't forget to find some snowmen during Winter.
Personally I always forget to check the leaf piles in Autumn/ Fall...
Oh... That's right, I should be looking for snowmen! Thank you for the reminder :)
Need to put wash tubs outside each house so they can washup after a hard day of work.
Hmm... I believe I do end up placing regular wash tubs but I don't remember when that was...
She's pacing because you've ignored her from the day you got hitched.
I just pair villagers up at random, just like in real life not every married couple is a perfect match but most of them make it work.
You used to have to keep them within 10 years of each other but that isn't a thing now... thankfully :)
Time for a kitchen perhaps? Smiles.
Yep! I agree, I just need to find some villagers and then I will be doing a bit more building :)
im miss sassy goose lol
So do I! LOL! :)
In real life bronze is only 12% tin. I don't know what the ratio is in game.
lol if only women could change clothes and get ready that fast irl XD
I'm always amazed by how quick they change clothes :)