After having spent 2 1/2 in-game years to acquire my bees, I cringed so hard when he broke it, lmao. He's probably going to be cursing his past actions in a few episodes 😂
it is interesting watching a new player discover the game for themselves. i think it a testament to whether a mechanic is intuitive or not. to save you some dig time however i will say the density mode on the prospecting pick can be done with samples 4 blocks apart in any direction, and you can add material of a different type to a chisel block by dragging it onto the plus sign in the (f) selection menu. for example for adding glass to your chiseled windows
Maybe I just haven't looked in the right spot in the handbook, but I feel like the alloying is very unintuitive and obfuscated. I'm trying to play without looking stuff up online as much as possible, and a LOT of stuff can be found in game which is great, but the mineral names for example are kinda frustrating lol 🤦
I like how the front of the house has already evolved from being the one room, to the front entrance to an already fantastic looking house. Even if its early yet you've been very busy.
Tip: when exploring for ores, make a bunch of ladders and dig straight down. Ore deposits are usually only one or two blocks thick, but much wider (potentially hundreds of blocks wide). So it's very easy to miss a deposit diging horizontally, but much harder to miss digging vertically. Also, once you have a renewable source of beeswax, maybe look into how to make lanterns. They are brighter than the torch holders.
Water elevator works as well especially if you just do vertical 1 block shafts and is much MUCH cheaper than making thousands of ladders. He already has copper saw so making a single bucket is easier and the bucket can be refilled without picking up the water source block so you have essentially infinite water with a single full bucket, bonus with using water elevator is nothing will be able to spawn in the water so there won't be any drifters pestering you while mining
Interesting strategy. Although as of 1.19, being wet makes you get cold very quickly, so it might not be a viable choice during winter. Do note that if you use rope ladders and place them in a continuous line, you can pick them up from the top for easy reuse.
14:06 You can stack ingots on the ground at about maybe 64 / block instead of on shelves at 4 / block. Also, you should take the meat out of the chicken and then throw it on the ground so that chickens can respawn because dead ones count towards the spawn cap.
Your house is very aesthetically pleasing, but I must say, it's not very winter-proof. The game has an "indoor warmth" effect that makes fires almost totally unnecessary for heating, but it only applies to rooms that follow specific rules about room size and construction. You can dry bowstaves on a tool rack. You might want to make some to hold your more situational tools as well, like the hammer and saw, which you aren't likely to need while exploring. Bees aren't hostile unless you disturb their nest. I would suggest marking the location of any future hives you find so you can set up a bee farm for renewable wax and honey; wild hives do not respawn and aren't that common.
when prospecting with the pick you can't pick stones right next to each other. try at least 4-5 spaces between the stones. or just pick in 3 directions around you and that should work in 3 picks.
Haven't seen anyone else say this so I'll say it: The difference in ore grade is that, when you break the chunks apart, high-grade ores drop more nuggets. The order is (from best to worst): Bountiful -> High -> Medium -> Low. So a High and a Low-grade copper vein will yield the same amount of breakable chunks, but the High-grade chunks will yield more nuggets from those chunks.
Never has there been a time where I required more than two coal in the forge. As you can't unlit it, putting in more than two (more than one if you wanna be perfect) is a waste of coal. ;) Whenever you find bits (nuggets) of ore on the surface there will be a little vein below the dirt on this exact spot. Enjoy digging.
Perfect timing! Just got my pizza haha. Gonna have a good time watching this and eating. The last episode was great, so I am looking forward to this one :)
You can combine 2 or more materials together when chiselling... so wood and cobble stone can be part of your pallet within one block... the chisel has a plus sign in its function menu, and you drop the materials you want onto the plus sign.
that part where you put the "into the winter" pose made at 7:55 me laugh and think it looked like a TABS (Totally Accurate Battle Simulator) character. it made me wish there was a TABS skin mod pack for this lol.
You have been lucky with all that metal you found :) You can actually pan the gravels in a water source and look for nuggets when you start. Great series, as a noob myself (only played till leather and copper a few patches ago), I love it :)
the number listed on each light source is the radius of the light ...drifter require 7 or less to spawn..ie an oil lamp of 11 will keep drifters away in about 4-5 block area
God, him breaking the beehive without having a bee farm hurt. With all that copper and some beekeeping you can make tons of lanterns for your base. Lanterns are a lot brighter and don't snuff out under water.
highly recommend the mod "prospectorinfo" which makes prospecting a lot easier. It automatiically puts squares on your map to show what chunks you've prospected and what you found might be there. just make sure you use the chat command to turn it on after installing :)
Yeah I don't think it's ever shown up in the prospecting info (in a large enough amount at least) when I'm exploring, very happy I had that vein near me!
the verified ores where the quartz was from the node search means its within 6-8 blocks depending on your pro-pick settings aka you found it much earlier
10:00 that copper you found must be one of deep veins you find using prospecting and isnt indicated by surface deposits, deep copper veins can get pretty dang big, which is the incentive to look for those for copper rather than surface veins
if you have 'better ruins' mod. it can add a really interesting element of exploration. rebuilding castles, underground lairs, etc. shit- there could be a ruined city under your base and you'de never know. adding it during game basically makes it so that all unexplored areas can spawn the stuff.
made my day to see another one in this series! fantastic as always, and it's been remarkable to watch you progress in both knowledge and confidence in this game. i dont know much about the gameplay myself outside of what ive seen in a few videos, so it's cool to learn along with you, too. looking forward to the next episode!
Thank you for watching! I love feeling a little bit overwhelmed with a survival game only to have it all be rewarded within the mechanics as you progress! VS does a great job of this :)
Remember the borax now that you have bronze/iron! You can use it in making leather and you'll need it to make an iron anvil. Oh, and also, the reason your crops kept dying before was because wild animals were eating them, lol. You need to build a fence to keep rabbits and stuff out of your farms so they don't eat your crops. Also, you're lucky you found iron the way you did - it actually doesn't generate the way copper does. Iron comes in absolutely gigantic veins, but they're quite rare, and usually prospecting for an iron vein is quite difficult. A historical side note: the fact that you need bronze to get iron is actually quite ahistorical - you can use especially hard rocks as a surface to work iron (though they won't last too long), and there were a bunch of sub-saharan African civilizations that developed ironworking without first working brozne.
it is ahistorical in that you dont need bronze to work it rather it took time to find a method of heating it to the melting point to extract the iron from the oxides it is almost always found in. one example of the naturally pure Meteoric iron predating the iron age is Tutankhamen's dagger (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tutankhamun%27s_meteoric_iron_dagger) im off to google the sub-Saharan iron working now. thank you for that tidbit :)
the ore you found with your ultra high sphalerite, cassiterite, is tin - if you get some, you can make tin bronze. this is by far the simplest type of bronze to make, with the other two being alloys of three metals instead of just two (black bronze = copper silver and gold, bismuth bronze = copper zinc and bismuth) personally, I like making black bronze for aesthetic pieces, like lanterns, as I like how it looks. but tin bronze has the highest durability of the three and is the easiest to measure out alloying.
Tin bronze is definitely the most accessible, but it's the least durable (of the 3 bronze types) so tools made from it will have less durability than bismuth bronze and quite a bit less than black bronze. But all of them are better than copper.
The bow is doing bad damage because of your class. You have the melee guy with more hp and more melee damage but bad ranged damage modifier thats why its kinda bad compared to the inward curved sword.
I can't tell if this playlist is in the right order. it feels like I watched 4 (new game) then 3 (kill the bear), then 6 and now it's winter and you have a saw and a scythe?
Tip you can farm bees with a skep. Breaking the bee hive prevents you from gathering the bees.
After having spent 2 1/2 in-game years to acquire my bees, I cringed so hard when he broke it, lmao. He's probably going to be cursing his past actions in a few episodes 😂
it is interesting watching a new player discover the game for themselves. i think it a testament to whether a mechanic is intuitive or not. to save you some dig time however i will say the density mode on the prospecting pick can be done with samples 4 blocks apart in any direction, and you can add material of a different type to a chisel block by dragging it onto the plus sign in the (f) selection menu. for example for adding glass to your chiseled windows
I remember when I first discovered debarked logs and had to rebuild my whole house as they look so much better
@@moriarty6958 same XD
Half my base is logs.. time to debark EVERYTHING lmao
@@moriarty6958 wait, what? 🤨
You can debark logs!? 🤔
What else don't I know about???
Maybe I just haven't looked in the right spot in the handbook, but I feel like the alloying is very unintuitive and obfuscated.
I'm trying to play without looking stuff up online as much as possible, and a LOT of stuff can be found in game which is great, but the mineral names for example are kinda frustrating lol 🤦
I like how the front of the house has already evolved from being the one room, to the front entrance to an already fantastic looking house. Even if its early yet you've been very busy.
Thank you, glad you like it! I tend to go a little crazy on the base but my favourite part of a survival game is seeing the base evolve! :)
Tip: when exploring for ores, make a bunch of ladders and dig straight down. Ore deposits are usually only one or two blocks thick, but much wider (potentially hundreds of blocks wide). So it's very easy to miss a deposit diging horizontally, but much harder to miss digging vertically.
Also, once you have a renewable source of beeswax, maybe look into how to make lanterns. They are brighter than the torch holders.
Water elevator works as well especially if you just do vertical 1 block shafts and is much MUCH cheaper than making thousands of ladders. He already has copper saw so making a single bucket is easier and the bucket can be refilled without picking up the water source block so you have essentially infinite water with a single full bucket, bonus with using water elevator is nothing will be able to spawn in the water so there won't be any drifters pestering you while mining
Interesting strategy. Although as of 1.19, being wet makes you get cold very quickly, so it might not be a viable choice during winter.
Do note that if you use rope ladders and place them in a continuous line, you can pick them up from the top for easy reuse.
My guy, when your gear is turning like that, watch your sanity. You can go insane that way.
14:06 You can stack ingots on the ground at about maybe 64 / block instead of on shelves at 4 / block. Also, you should take the meat out of the chicken and then throw it on the ground so that chickens can respawn because dead ones count towards the spawn cap.
😊😊😊
Your house is very aesthetically pleasing, but I must say, it's not very winter-proof. The game has an "indoor warmth" effect that makes fires almost totally unnecessary for heating, but it only applies to rooms that follow specific rules about room size and construction.
You can dry bowstaves on a tool rack. You might want to make some to hold your more situational tools as well, like the hammer and saw, which you aren't likely to need while exploring.
Bees aren't hostile unless you disturb their nest. I would suggest marking the location of any future hives you find so you can set up a bee farm for renewable wax and honey; wild hives do not respawn and aren't that common.
This is one of my favorite Vintage Story playthroughs, I'd love to see you continue this series and improve your base. Keep up the good work! 😁
Thank you so much!! :)
when prospecting with the pick you can't pick stones right next to each other. try at least 4-5 spaces between the stones. or just pick in 3 directions around you and that should work in 3 picks.
If you liked the torch holder you're going to LOVE the lantern!
Haven't seen anyone else say this so I'll say it:
The difference in ore grade is that, when you break the chunks apart, high-grade ores drop more nuggets.
The order is (from best to worst): Bountiful -> High -> Medium -> Low.
So a High and a Low-grade copper vein will yield the same amount of breakable chunks, but the High-grade chunks will yield more nuggets from those chunks.
Thank you! I was wondering if this is what it meant :)
@@TimmyTwoNipples Also, the difference between normal chunks and Crystallized chunks is that Crystallized chunks drop double the nuggets.
Never has there been a time where I required more than two coal in the forge. As you can't unlit it, putting in more than two (more than one if you wanna be perfect) is a waste of coal. ;)
Whenever you find bits (nuggets) of ore on the surface there will be a little vein below the dirt on this exact spot. Enjoy digging.
Perfect timing! Just got my pizza haha. Gonna have a good time watching this and eating. The last episode was great, so I am looking forward to this one :)
Thanks for tuning in! Enjoy that pizza! :)
You can combine 2 or more materials together when chiselling... so wood and cobble stone can be part of your pallet within one block... the chisel has a plus sign in its function menu, and you drop the materials you want onto the plus sign.
2 is not the limit... you could add many
@slarzyer Well I did say 2 or more materials...
that part where you put the "into the winter" pose made at 7:55 me laugh and think it looked like a TABS (Totally Accurate Battle Simulator) character. it made me wish there was a TABS skin mod pack for this lol.
The lankiness of the limbs is very much TABS adjacent, TABS was so fun lmao
You have been lucky with all that metal you found :)
You can actually pan the gravels in a water source and look for nuggets when you start.
Great series, as a noob myself (only played till leather and copper a few patches ago), I love it :)
I definitely want to try panning, the less time I have to be underground the better lol
bow staff work great on tool racks...i like to make 4-8 at a time and keep them on a rack out of the way if im planning on using bow
Yeah I was wondering if this is possible lol way better then walking around with 5 foot long sticks in your pocket lmao
you finding that tapestry was so funny, gets jumpscared and immediately went "HUH?"
The noise was genuinely the scariest thing in the game so far 😂
the number listed on each light source is the radius of the light ...drifter require 7 or less to spawn..ie an oil lamp of 11 will keep drifters away in about 4-5 block area
Okay this is VERY good to know
God, him breaking the beehive without having a bee farm hurt.
With all that copper and some beekeeping you can make tons of lanterns for your base. Lanterns are a lot brighter and don't snuff out under water.
Beehive and lantern are now on the to-do list! Thank you! :)
highly recommend the mod "prospectorinfo" which makes prospecting a lot easier. It automatiically puts squares on your map to show what chunks you've prospected and what you found might be there. just make sure you use the chat command to turn it on after installing :)
it took me literally an irl week of prospecting to find iron, so lucky you stumbled on it organically
Yeah I don't think it's ever shown up in the prospecting info (in a large enough amount at least) when I'm exploring, very happy I had that vein near me!
the verified ores where the quartz was from the node search means its within 6-8 blocks depending on your pro-pick settings aka you found it much earlier
Timmy: node search.. density search.. uh.. i'm sure it'll make sense once i start digging
Prospecting Pick: sure, sure, go ahead
10:00 that copper you found must be one of deep veins you find using prospecting and isnt indicated by surface deposits, deep copper veins can get pretty dang big, which is the incentive to look for those for copper rather than surface veins
I think the guide doesnt tell you but for sampling, the 3 blocks you break just have to be at least 3 blocks away from each other to count
Plus, in default settings, the range of the node search is 6 blocks
if you have 'better ruins' mod. it can add a really interesting element of exploration. rebuilding castles, underground lairs, etc.
shit- there could be a ruined city under your base and you'de never know.
adding it during game basically makes it so that all unexplored areas can spawn the stuff.
I really need to check out the mods for this game, seems to be some really good quality of life ones!
I LOVE your little base. Just discovered you today. Can't wait to see more!
Thank you so much! More out now, more on the way! :)
I'm a relatively new player aswell and this video helped me finally get my head around how the prospecting works
Love to hear it! Thanks for watching!! :)
made my day to see another one in this series! fantastic as always, and it's been remarkable to watch you progress in both knowledge and confidence in this game. i dont know much about the gameplay myself outside of what ive seen in a few videos, so it's cool to learn along with you, too. looking forward to the next episode!
Thank you for watching! I love feeling a little bit overwhelmed with a survival game only to have it all be rewarded within the mechanics as you progress! VS does a great job of this :)
Remember the borax now that you have bronze/iron! You can use it in making leather and you'll need it to make an iron anvil.
Oh, and also, the reason your crops kept dying before was because wild animals were eating them, lol. You need to build a fence to keep rabbits and stuff out of your farms so they don't eat your crops.
Also, you're lucky you found iron the way you did - it actually doesn't generate the way copper does. Iron comes in absolutely gigantic veins, but they're quite rare, and usually prospecting for an iron vein is quite difficult.
A historical side note: the fact that you need bronze to get iron is actually quite ahistorical - you can use especially hard rocks as a surface to work iron (though they won't last too long), and there were a bunch of sub-saharan African civilizations that developed ironworking without first working brozne.
it is ahistorical in that you dont need bronze to work it rather it took time to find a method of heating it to the melting point to extract the iron from the oxides it is almost always found in. one example of the naturally pure Meteoric iron predating the iron age is Tutankhamen's dagger
(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tutankhamun%27s_meteoric_iron_dagger)
im off to google the sub-Saharan iron working now. thank you for that tidbit :)
the ore you found with your ultra high sphalerite, cassiterite, is tin - if you get some, you can make tin bronze. this is by far the simplest type of bronze to make, with the other two being alloys of three metals instead of just two (black bronze = copper silver and gold, bismuth bronze = copper zinc and bismuth)
personally, I like making black bronze for aesthetic pieces, like lanterns, as I like how it looks. but tin bronze has the highest durability of the three and is the easiest to measure out alloying.
I love the look of the black bronze stuff in the handbook, haven't seen gold yet but I'll keep an eye out! :)
Tin bronze is definitely the most accessible, but it's the least durable (of the 3 bronze types) so tools made from it will have less durability than bismuth bronze and quite a bit less than black bronze. But all of them are better than copper.
The bow is doing bad damage because of your class. You have the melee guy with more hp and more melee damage but bad ranged damage modifier thats why its kinda bad compared to the inward curved sword.
I definitely need to get more healing and start swinging a tier 4 sword more often, the damage output is crazy!
@@TimmyTwoNipples or you can just use the sprint more to dodge enemy attacks
I like your style of videos, keep up the good work.
Also seeing you use the prospecting pick was physically painful
I have realized my mistakes, apologies for any discomfort lmao thanks for watching! :)
You: "my brass pickaxe"
Me: *visible confusion*
Me: oh, tin bronze pickaxe haha
Yeah I was trying to pour brass into a mold the other day and was utterly confused as to why it wouldn't work lmao definitely meant bronze
am loving this series (cant wait for the next episode)
Thank you so much! :) New episode out now!
@@TimmyTwoNipples just finished watching it
You´re doing a great job keep going!
Thank you!! :)
It is possible for there to be multiple levels of those cave ruines under the floor or past the ceiling
I've found a few with hidden rooms behind walls, I usually dig around and remove the cobblestone! :)
Always sweet to watch
Thanks for watching! :)
First Winter • Has Handbaskets
Holy moly I am usually skipping those because they are too small and the next tier has almost the same price
Yooo he brought the old name back!
We reppin' the TwoNipples again!
Broooo, you broke the wild beehive 😭😭😭
R.I.P to the bees, they'll get more respect from me next year I promise lol
The blocks you mine for the ore searching must be atleast 3 blocks apart to count btw
Mistakes were made, I'm a professional prospector now though!
I can't tell if this playlist is in the right order. it feels like I watched 4 (new game) then 3 (kill the bear), then 6 and now it's winter and you have a saw and a scythe?
Why do you not cover the top center of your base with glass? You can also use glass slabs to double your output.
you only need one coal to fully heat up 4 ingots
I kinda did some research and I found out this Game's as Class....
😢 They don't have the Chef Class or Medic....
Or Farmer....
4:19 Need sticks?
MAKE SHEARS 👍😉👍
Shears = sticks, got it! lol
I am in the winter in my world right now too ☺
It's an amazing season if you ignore the lack of food and freezing temperatures! Glad you're experiencing it with me lol
Oh boy, zinc in granite, rip
Literally almost missed the whole vein, impossible to tell the difference lol
Do you plan on adding mods on your playthrough?
Btw i love your build style❤
I've been thinking about it! The new update is amazing but I might also look into some mods :)
yooo a timmytwonipples vid!
Thanks for watching!!
new update time
New update is SUPER nice! Amazing quality of life animations. Love it
can you stack ingots on the ground in vanilla?
You can indeed, I have now started stacking my copper bars lol
This is everything Minecraft should be
Could not agree more!
Im 70hr into my frist world are, its funny watching you make some of the same mistakes I made, like slowing learning prospector pick.
love it
Thanks for watching, very much appreciate it! :)
ayo video
How is he getting the right answer with the wrong formula?
I have a plethora of survival crafting games on my steam wishlist so I always try to jump on demos/ early access stuff! :)
holy fov
I did tone down the fov for the new update they just put out lol arms were looking a bit wonky
😄😄
It hurts me to see a lot of garbage in your pockets, please make chests
Chests are on the way lol
This guy doesn’t even craft smh
This guy's stinkyyy
These videos are awesome! A release right on my bday too, what a great way to turn 23
Happy birthday!! Thanks for checking out the video. Hope you had a good one! :)