I hope you're still planning to do that let's plan in the future. I'd really enjoy to watch that. My first attempt at the game was sloppy, it'd be nice to see how your process and how you organize yourself.
my buddy got me this and im hooked, found this channel and ill say this... im waiting for your playthrough series lol no for real man your vid are great and have helped me a lot in my game, thanks.
Hi! I have been recovering from back and shoulder surgery the past few months so I haven’t been creating content. But gonna get started on it again here soon! I would love some input on the type of content you’d like to see! Been thinking about a bunch of different games but would love to see what the community wants to see!
@@prospectz1919 Oh, goodness, hope recovery is going well! I still enjoy Dinkum. My other current games are Farming Together (I play on Switch & Steam), Two Point Hospital, WOW Classic, The Sims 4, & The Elder Scrolls Online. I play a lot of different stuff, going through phases. Looking forward to seeing the stuff you're into! Take care!
Hi, i see you didnt mention that in the deep mines, you can use the torch to stun the animals(only once). It would also be best to take a Iron pickaxe or Jackhammer to the mines, they way more efficient and less time consuming.
Another great way is to start an Apple Plantation because appletrees grow 4 fruits instead of the 3 for lime and gundong (?) or the 2 bananas. With the same amount of trees you get more fruit to cook jam from and sell it. If your plantation is out of sight you can also just plant a respective fruit in front of your house and time the harvest so the tree in front of your house is an indicator for when you can start harvesting (same applies for bee hives for example) Also while farming check if crops can grow and be harvested in 2 seasons. crops such as tomatoes should be planted on summer first to generate the highest possible yield throughout 2 seasons
im a lil late to the game but this was superbly well done and was sad that i couldnt find the lets play series...either way, i hope youre doin well and hope to see your videos if you decide to come back!
Fishing is by far faster. A single cooked saltwater fish is 2800 and some raw ones sell for more than that. I made 100k dink just fishing from morning to night only catching bluefish and flatheads.
Thank you for the comment, this has given me new motivation! I will be making a comeback here soon! Been recovering from a back and shoulder surgery due to a car accident. I’m not sure if it will be Dinkum content or not though. Is there any game you’d like to see? I have been thinking Minecraft and possibly some city builder/management games. May also jump into some prison Architect. I also have been playing Valorant lately and may look into streaming that as well. But again, let me know what content you would like to see! :) Thanks again for the support!
@@prospectz1919 sorry to hear about the car accident. I hope you're much better soon. I'm playing TOTK right now. I'll likely get back to other games in a few months. I don't have game suggestions other than Dinkum. I like farming games but haven't played Minecraft in a few years.
I’ve found that trapping is very time consuming and is more luck based. You could be waiting days before trapping anything. Running around killing different animals, like the kangaroos (I know it’s horrible but they don’t really fight back). And cooking their meat. Farming/processing the crops is also a good way to make money. Treasure hunting using a metal detector and selling the items you find is also a great way to make money!
trapping is decent money if you do it right. Place a trap, then chase an animal into the trap. The best money/time ratio seems to be jackaroos, they're worth 6k each and are pretty easy to corral into the trap edit: jackaroos are not the best, kidnas are worth 8400 and far easier to get. 7 traps nets me 58,800 per day
Great video, but these tips are for beginners not advanced players. Do you really think advanced players didn't know about franklyn, licenses, windmills, teleports, caring for animals, farming?
I’ve found that holding onto the used tools to upgrade is a better use for me personally. It allows me to have multiple tools to use before having to use a repair kit as those can cost quite a bit.
Repair kits aren't that cost effective early on since you would rather break tools for the milestones anyways. Basic and copper tools are really really cheap to make and depending on your current progress even iron tools too. You realistically should only use repair kits for the weapons Ted Selly can craft for you since you don't really find him everyday and those weapons are pretty expensive and rare. Tools that don't have upgraded versions, the bug net and shovel, I suggest you just break the ones you have and buy spares when you can rather than saving them up for repair kits. Buying spare tools and upgrading them will always be better than buying a repair kit for the sole purpose of repairing basic/copper tools unless you're really starving on ingots because you don't like mining or whatever reason and rather just spend Dinks.
Bit hard to make a Noob to Advanced player guide, when you don't remember how to be a noob. Licenses has pre requisite unlocks, a new player won't have cargo/toolbelt and others in the list until they unlock them and I don't think they even get unlocked together, so saying cargo is ahead of toolbelt is nonsense as the player may only have toolbelt unlocked. Craft torches, because you can place them on the ground and create light while you switch away from the held one. The bought torch is a stupidity tax on players, that make the mine more expensive.
Thanks for your input. I’m sorry that you missed the point of the video. The video is for players who have made it past the beginning portion of the game already and are moving on to more advanced areas of the game. The guide was compiled of things that I wish I knew on my first play through. Yes licenses have pre-requisites as per mentioned in the video. All my play throughs, the tool belt and cargo licenses were unlocked together. Torches are a great way to light up the mine, but the torch you buy is brighter. You may see it as a stupidity tax, but I see it as a quality of life purchase.
I watched his new player guide and now his advanced player guide . You had some negativ comment to say in the other video too . Might wanna reconsider your mentality , "noob" , " stupidity tax " , "nonsense" just shows what kinda poor person you are . I wanted to comment on the first video but thought "nah hes not worth it " , but now here you are again ... i thought his videos arent good why are you keep watching them ? Dont bother answering cause i will not respond .
You can take a picture of the ruby, Amber, ect. When you find them. Save the picture. Sometimes the quest board asks for a picture.
I hope you're still planning to do that let's plan in the future. I'd really enjoy to watch that. My first attempt at the game was sloppy, it'd be nice to see how your process and how you organize yourself.
my buddy got me this and im hooked, found this channel and ill say this... im waiting for your playthrough series lol no for real man your vid are great and have helped me a lot in my game, thanks.
Kinda bummed to discover you currently only have 3 videos. Hope to see more in the future! Just subbed!
Hi! I have been recovering from back and shoulder surgery the past few months so I haven’t been creating content. But gonna get started on it again here soon! I would love some input on the type of content you’d like to see! Been thinking about a bunch of different games but would love to see what the community wants to see!
@@prospectz1919 Oh, goodness, hope recovery is going well!
I still enjoy Dinkum. My other current games are Farming Together (I play on Switch & Steam), Two Point Hospital, WOW Classic, The Sims 4, & The Elder Scrolls Online. I play a lot of different stuff, going through phases. Looking forward to seeing the stuff you're into! Take care!
Thanks for this! Looking forward to your playthrough!
Hi, i see you didnt mention that in the deep mines, you can use the torch to stun the animals(only once). It would also be best to take a Iron pickaxe or Jackhammer to the mines, they way more efficient and less time consuming.
Another great way is to start an Apple Plantation because appletrees grow 4 fruits instead of the 3 for lime and gundong (?) or the 2 bananas. With the same amount of trees you get more fruit to cook jam from and sell it. If your plantation is out of sight you can also just plant a respective fruit in front of your house and time the harvest so the tree in front of your house is an indicator for when you can start harvesting (same applies for bee hives for example)
Also while farming check if crops can grow and be harvested in 2 seasons. crops such as tomatoes should be planted on summer first to generate the highest possible yield throughout 2 seasons
I can't wait for the play through. I will definitely be following it.
Love the content! Keep it up! I recently got the deep mine and it's game changing in terms of access to rarer ores.
Good video. Learned a few things, keep up the good work! :)
Good I’m glad! Thank you very much!
I’m your 1000th like lol I hope you’re recovering well from your back surgery!! I am looking forward to your next video someday
This was super helpful, thank you!
I just discovered your channel and i love it(instand sub). But i saw that you only have 3 videos :(. Hope to see more soon!
im a lil late to the game but this was superbly well done and was sad that i couldnt find the lets play series...either way, i hope youre doin well and hope to see your videos if you decide to come back!
best dinkum video I have ever seen
You explain it really good
An expert guide video would be grate
Enjoy your day people
Very well done video!
These are amazing tips! I’m new and just got started. Watched all 3 vids, do you have any more recent Dinkum vids?
Great video it helped a lot thank you!
So helpful, thanks man 🙏🏻
Great video, earned a like and sub!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
You day devs but from my understanding this was made my one person.
Fishing is by far faster. A single cooked saltwater fish is 2800 and some raw ones sell for more than that. I made 100k dink just fishing from morning to night only catching bluefish and flatheads.
I think the fastest money making method early is capturing and shipping Bush Devils / Crocs
Did you decide to not do any more videos? I like your three videos that you did already and i'm hoping that you do more.
Thank you for the comment, this has given me new motivation! I will be making a comeback here soon! Been recovering from a back and shoulder surgery due to a car accident. I’m not sure if it will be Dinkum content or not though. Is there any game you’d like to see? I have been thinking Minecraft and possibly some city builder/management games. May also jump into some prison Architect. I also have been playing Valorant lately and may look into streaming that as well. But again, let me know what content you would like to see! :) Thanks again for the support!
@@prospectz1919 sorry to hear about the car accident. I hope you're much better soon. I'm playing TOTK right now. I'll likely get back to other games in a few months. I don't have game suggestions other than Dinkum. I like farming games but haven't played Minecraft in a few years.
Thank you for taking the ti to do tNice tutorials i know I’m gonna enjoy figuring it out
Thank you so much! It’s been an extremely fun game to play and I look forward to getting a break from school and being able to play again!
Trapping worth the time?
What are some good ideas to make money beside the mine? I don't really like the combat in the game.
I’ve found that trapping is very time consuming and is more luck based. You could be waiting days before trapping anything.
Running around killing different animals, like the kangaroos (I know it’s horrible but they don’t really fight back). And cooking their meat. Farming/processing the crops is also a good way to make money. Treasure hunting using a metal detector and selling the items you find is also a great way to make money!
trapping is decent money if you do it right. Place a trap, then chase an animal into the trap. The best money/time ratio seems to be jackaroos, they're worth 6k each and are pretty easy to corral into the trap
edit: jackaroos are not the best, kidnas are worth 8400 and far easier to get. 7 traps nets me 58,800 per day
Use mods and turn off combat in the game 😇
@@BeetleBuns i make that fishing just basic fish in a evening.
@@gracepierce1024 and on your way to and from fishing you could be doubling that.
Pro tip: late night it's for fishing, cooking, etc...
Please upload more gameplaysss
Great video, but these tips are for beginners not advanced players. Do you really think advanced players didn't know about franklyn, licenses, windmills, teleports, caring for animals, farming?
Damn, your voice sound a bit like Ayrun a DBD player. But you sound a bit more chill.
What you play nice tutoet league on?
Can you rephrase please? Thank you’
John buys used tools.
I’ve found that holding onto the used tools to upgrade is a better use for me personally. It allows me to have multiple tools to use before having to use a repair kit as those can cost quite a bit.
Repair kits aren't that cost effective early on since you would rather break tools for the milestones anyways. Basic and copper tools are really really cheap to make and depending on your current progress even iron tools too. You realistically should only use repair kits for the weapons Ted Selly can craft for you since you don't really find him everyday and those weapons are pretty expensive and rare. Tools that don't have upgraded versions, the bug net and shovel, I suggest you just break the ones you have and buy spares when you can rather than saving them up for repair kits. Buying spare tools and upgrading them will always be better than buying a repair kit for the sole purpose of repairing basic/copper tools unless you're really starving on ingots because you don't like mining or whatever reason and rather just spend Dinks.
These arent advanced tips...
Equaius it’s my first ti using any software tho
just to help out your videos there is only one dev of these game his name is James
Bit hard to make a Noob to Advanced player guide, when you don't remember how to be a noob.
Licenses has pre requisite unlocks, a new player won't have cargo/toolbelt and others in the list until they unlock them and I don't think they even get unlocked together, so saying cargo is ahead of toolbelt is nonsense as the player may only have toolbelt unlocked.
Craft torches, because you can place them on the ground and create light while you switch away from the held one. The bought torch is a stupidity tax on players, that make the mine more expensive.
Thanks for your input. I’m sorry that you missed the point of the video. The video is for players who have made it past the beginning portion of the game already and are moving on to more advanced areas of the game. The guide was compiled of things that I wish I knew on my first play through.
Yes licenses have pre-requisites as per mentioned in the video. All my play throughs, the tool belt and cargo licenses were unlocked together.
Torches are a great way to light up the mine, but the torch you buy is brighter. You may see it as a stupidity tax, but I see it as a quality of life purchase.
I watched his new player guide and now his advanced player guide . You had some negativ comment to say in the other video too . Might wanna reconsider your mentality , "noob" , " stupidity tax " , "nonsense" just shows what kinda poor person you are . I wanted to comment on the first video but thought "nah hes not worth it " , but now here you are again ... i thought his videos arent good why are you keep watching them ? Dont bother answering cause i will not respond .
Give me clink bose