Would recommend getting all the single point skills as they are the best in game with getting resources back from destroying buildings to seeing resources or animals they all help out. Don’t build too close to a city, try place your town central to all of them for when traders run out of coin or just checking different stock. Craft axes and chop down trees for feathers, sticks and logs; sell the feathers, turn the sticks into spoons to sell and use the logs to build. When building your house you can change what material it’s made out of so you don’t waste firewood on cheap houses furthermore you can insulate houses to lessen the firewood again and don’t forget about slaves... I mean townfolk that do your work for you.
Thanks for doing it in a "vanilla way". Because I want to feel the power of the game and no, I don't need to rush everything. I love it to get rewarded for hard work. So thank you very much for your video!
Nice tips but my first tip would be chop trees make spears and sell em. Once you had enough go to a town with a seamstress and buy a backpack and a large bag for increasing your weight. They are not too expensive and will be a great help. No need to build near a settlement since you wont there much but for missions that end quick. Im on my first game play and it seems i am build my town far ahead than the chapters.
Best is make stone knives. Sells for the same as axes 20 coin without skill modifier , but weighs 0.5 kg and takes 5 sticks and 2 stone. Whereas, axes weigh 2.5 kg and takes 10 sticks and 2 stones.
You don't need survival sense to see the things that you've dropped with alt. Inspector mode (as the devs call it) is available in the very beginning, if you're close enough to things you've dropped. Just FYI. Decent tips. I love that you included not to rush the game. That's one thing that I notice new players doing more than anything else...trying to build a whole village in the first season. It's better to take your time and explore this gorgeous world.
I mean… there’s not much to actually experience except the village building mechanics. There aren’t any cities, the premade villages all look pretty similar, the enemies are kind of a joke.
Any bigger animals like wolves, deer and boar just creep up as close as you can to get good aim and take a headshot. One shot with the spear every time as you get better with the aiming
I haven't heard about this game until yesterday and been looking for a game to fill my dreadful winters. Thanks to this video I'm going to give it a go.
*Tip 22:* A faster way to get sticks and rocks is by holding a spear, or shovel, and holding down *E* key. This skips the grab animation and lets you instantly pick them up. Any living plants in the way still has a gathering progress bar though. This works best in 3rd person so you can see more ground, and tapping the ALT key for the "Survival Sense" to spot them easy.
I think a great tip would be to extend the number of days per season. Side quests often disappear during a season change, plus this just extends the game as well. I personally do 10 day seasons, in season 1 that gave me time to build my 5 buildings, do side quests and stock up on supplies for the next season.
This might not be a good idea actually. The bigger the settlement the more taxes you pay. Also it would take you a long time for your dynesty to grow up. If you also extend the days you run out of spawned items as they are seasonal based. On a side note all my videos are filmed with vanilla settings. Nothing has been changed or made eaiser so I understand the game as it is meant to be played. Enjoy and GL
@@PitstopHead 1 day is 40 minutes of real time - this tip is for gamers with no life whatsoever. 3 days per season means 2 hours for one season, 8 hours for one year, 148 hours for an heir to become 18... 10 days per season means 6.40 hours for one season, 26 hours for one year, etc...
I also extend my seasons, though I only do it to 5 days. The 3 days was just too constrictive and after fiddling with different lengths I've found that 5 days works best for me.
Thanks for the tips, I'm going to give the game a try. I've been waiting for a decent survival game on Xbox for a while. Menus look very Oblivion like!
I've heard people say to build your village at the unstuck point so you can always have a way to warp home. Very smart, but unfortunately it's not a great spot in terms of flatness or farmland. PLENTY of resources though!
I applaud your ingenuity. You've got shade, protection from the wind, rain, and a solid barrier between you and your enemies. Everyone should be living under a rock! I think I'll start selling Rock time shares!
Just came across this game in Game Pass. It's been quite a learning curve. I've started it five times and I've had to employ the game customization options to mitigate deoralization from the constant grinding and what not. I'm looking forward to going back through and using some of these tips. Many thanks.
Awesome video! Straight and too the point - and great tips :) Went into this gaming knowing nothing, tried it out - was discouraged, but after watching this, I'm going to start another play through! Thank you! Also - checked out your other videos and you seem to have the same interests in games as me - saw a few other recent uploads that I will def be watching lol - new sub!
I started the game and put in about 15 hours before totally restarting it. I found those 15 hours was a Learning curve and after restarting it I've tackled the game completely different and I'm absolutely loving it. I think the best tip is do not rush it especially with the building and recruitment. It was a big mistake I made. I'm now about 6 hours in and I've only built for myself and recruited nobody yet. I've literally spent it doing quests,exploring, hunting and selling stuff to make coin. it really is a game that should be taken slowly and thoughtfully. Always plan ahead and make sure you have the resources for yourself all sorted 1st before you start expanding and when you do make sure you recruit slowly and always check each member has the right stats for the job its so important. 👍
I think you hit the nail on the head saying take your time. The 15 hours I put in at 1st was probably the best thing I done tbh.To restart a game after that long shows the replayability of the game. I could go on for ages trying to give tips but from my experience it was excellent learning the way I did. Great video by the way and yes it's a superb game really enjoying it.
@@PitstopHead It's pretty easy just write Chapters in the description, take a look at my vid ua-cam.com/video/xqesv5niwkU/v-deo.html , basicly just copy past that into your description, change the time and title to your preference, easy peasy. And the popup thingy is probably something you could add in your video editor, otherwise canva has some free options, just make it on a green screen and remove the green in your editor.
The diagonal running thing is funny. That's an old school tip from old games that used to do that all the time, where moving diagonally you move faster then running straight forward. It's kind of funny seeing that works in this game, I hadn't even tried it as modern games don't really do that anymore. I'll give it a go, haha.
Grab the spoon blueprint from the lvl 1 Workshop blueprints to make a spoon for each stick you have. Each spoon sells for a coin I’m pretty sure if not more then harvest trees selling the feathers, turning sticks into spoons and using the logs or turning them into cups to sell (also in lvl 1 workshop). Also make your buildings out of stone with plank roofs then insulate them so you don’t use so much firewood so you can sell more cups.
I really don't know how, but so many playing this have layouts that looks so like old Norwegian 'klyngetun' and 'bygdetun'. So accurate in terms of how old villages, farms and house-steads looked like. It's so cool. Also, great tips. Thanks bro! Btw: the only thing I like to change in settings, is days pr seasons. I think three is just to.. well, unrealistic. Like, meaning you could spend half a season just ging to a town, and then back, and the season a new one have began. Although I want to try max that out at some point. I like to have it on 6 days, so 5-7. That way it feels better... it feels more realistic, not AS rushed/stressful, but still enough so you gotta pay attention to the fact winter is coming. Still though 6 days does feel stressful. You still got the pressure of getting things done in time. that feeling is what i really like abt this game, and something I think they do better than other survival games. Just because it is seasons in it. Like you get a minuscules hint to how it must have been to worry abt such things IRL . Just know, i am not trying to talk down other games. I just say this is a nice change when playing Medieval Dynasty. They have been able to, without a combat based game, and without all the hocus pocus fantasy magic, to make a game that what you do feels important.. while being '''simple''... or maybe the basics is a better word for it. Like, community, family, food, etc. Which have to be done right, or else it would be boring. To not need to lean on magic etc, and to it good, shows the devs are going something right. If you think of it.. many mediocre survival games are just your typical combat based, half-assed RPG, with a crafting/building system in it. Often it feels like they just threw it in there because it's trendy, and it can become obvious they focus on to many things. That it would be better to have fewer things to do, so they could REALLY put their effort into making those things VERY GOOD. I think Palworld is suffering from that. Now as the hype is gone, and we all rushed trough it, it's hard to see how that will become....more. So to come full circle. Medieval dynasty delivers on what it says it is; survive, build, community, hope, family, love, life, death. True love too btw.. i have never cared so much about my virtual family before, as in Medieval Dynasty. I am literally honored when my kid takes over after me - Yes me.. :) (it became a lot of BTW's as you see... but i just really like this game. Something abt it.. and the ppl who likes it just as much as me as well. You all know what i mean )😊
Berries and other low value foods do turn into rot, at least if stored in a compost bin. At the change of the next season they automatically turn to rot in the compost bin, even if it's only for a day, so long as it's during a season change.
Great guide... especially the traps. I looked for so long before I spotted it. It's not furniture and I can't think of anyone that would set a trap for decoration.
Recently got this game and I'm about 15hrs in....watching this video just makes me realize I'm literally doing the same damn thing 600 yrs later lol🤦♂️
Watching because I decided to give Aska a little more time in the oven before I continue with it, but I love the genre. The one thing that was great with Aska though was that pulse for locating interactable items in the world. Night or day...especially at night, lol. Anything like that in MD?
The "take your time" tip is huge. Coming from Dont Starve, the pace of this game is much slower. I like that though. Also, my man is SMOOTH with the speak! Meanwhile, im chasing rabits with an axe like a psychopath 😅
Great tips! Especially exploring, I never did this and was kicking myself when I watched videos to learn people were just picking high-level tools off the ground 🤌 The only edit I'd say would be to Build a compost early and throw all the old food in it when it's like 25%, this is the best way to get Rot going for later in the game when you start farming! 😊
Each resource in your bag has an icon that says where to store it, and it’s basically either resource storage or food storage. You can store resources in workshops or barns, but only worker assigned to these places will automatically use them. If the resources are stored at the communal storages, all workers have access to them regardless of where they are assigned. So a good tip could be to organise the resources according to the icon, to make the management of resources work better.
I started a new game after playing some on pure vanilla settings. On the new game I turned on infinite stamina and faster building. Fast travel is expensive and getting a horse takes a lot of time. So adding time already long journey times just for "because" or "immersion" doesn't do much for me. When it comes to building, needing to swing the hammer 5 times when you have all the materials rather than just once just doesn't make sense to me either. And this isn't about "immersion". Swinging a hammer 1 time or 5 times isn't any more or less "realistic" or "immersive" to building a structure in rl. IDK. I guess these setting add additional "challenges" to the game without adding value to the gameplay.
Berries are very good as material for rot; you can carry loads of it and you can harvest thousands for the next season! As you need 10 rot for 1 fertiliser it's a quick wy to obtain rot.
He said that berries do not turn into rot at 18:49. I wonder if this mechanism has changed since before? I made a lot of rot using berries and cabbage before I got pigs.
@@andreasask6791 he was wrong about the berries not turning into rot. I've been playing this since beta, and berries have been turning into rot the whole time.
@@deebraun7488 I’ve had a break from this game for a while and just found out that there were birds everywhere now. So I thaught there might have been some other changes as well.
@@andreasask6791 There has been lots of changes since & before the birds, but berries rotting isn't one of them. Used to be better to sell sell berries for a tidy profit. They were worth 1 coin each, instead of the .1 they're worth now. But that was back before roads....
hello, tank you for the tips, it help me a lot, just a question you play with only 3 days to the season change?? i saw some people saying to put it with 10 days, just to make some quest
Hi . I dont know whats wrong . I cant get my imployis to work. I have done every thing. Build houses ,food and water . Tools on there work place .But they just stand and look. Heeeelp me. There is a red sign under Them. Dont know What that means.
Bandits are scattered around the map. When you come by one they come out and attack within a curtain range. Try for head shots, they are easy to agro and then you can run off and get a good hot shot with a spear. You get great loot at bandit camps. GL
I’m not really a fan of only having three days per season, it makes me feel like I’m constantly running out of time to do things. I noticed you can change this in the settings but they strongly advise against it, saying something about things regrowing or something. Can anybody clarify what they’re talking about and help me figure out if I’m gonna shoot myself in the foot by increasing season length? Brand new so please avoid spoilers.
I’ve only been playing for a few days but I bumped it up to 5 days and so far I like it. I’m not as rushed to do things but it also isn’t dragging. Not sure if it’ll bite me in the ass later but at the moment for me it’s fine.
I've been playing for almost a year and I have it set up for 5 days per season, it works perfectly for me. I have plently of time for the quest, manage my village, deal with the bandits and get the resources that I need or that i am running short of.
I restarted the game a few times while I was getting the feel for it and ultimately opted for 7 days a season as I felt this ideal for me for the purposes of grinding - 4 days was too short I felt. Though the beauty is that if you do run out of stuff to do by 4 days you do have the option of sleeping straight through to the next season.
Resource deposits like metals and whatnot regen with each season shift. The reason the game warns against extending seasons is due to potentially exhausting your supplies too early I guess and being forced to skip to the next season.
I’m on 10 day cycles with infinite stamina, if you run out of resources your doing it wrong as I built my 55 buildings without help whilst making them out of the best material and insulating them. If one mine runs out just go to the next and plant your crops on the last day of the season and harvest them the next day, apart from that you just have extra time
as much as I agreed in the other comments of op's that the framerate isn't bad. My good PitstopHead, these tips? are all fucking in the game already, either specifically stated on the screen or in the fucking knowledge tab of the menu. if you give tips make them not freaking knowledge someone who played for 10 minutes can know
@@PitstopHead because it's not bad at all, it's just some master race bullshit. Playing on the series X and I have no problem, I'm also mid 20's so it's not even an age thing.
made dozens of searches on google to know if this game is good or not and the opinions are so divisive... is this good or not? lol i love fallout games, build cities, rpg elements... but i don't want to spend hours walking looking for stones... im confused.
Would recommend getting all the single point skills as they are the best in game with getting resources back from destroying buildings to seeing resources or animals they all help out. Don’t build too close to a city, try place your town central to all of them for when traders run out of coin or just checking different stock. Craft axes and chop down trees for feathers, sticks and logs; sell the feathers, turn the sticks into spoons to sell and use the logs to build. When building your house you can change what material it’s made out of so you don’t waste firewood on cheap houses furthermore you can insulate houses to lessen the firewood again and don’t forget about slaves... I mean townfolk that do your work for you.
good tips!
the proper nomenclature is “student athletes”
😂😂😂
Thanks
Thanks for doing it in a "vanilla way". Because I want to feel the power of the game and no, I don't need to rush everything. I love it to get rewarded for hard work.
So thank you very much for your video!
no problem, the vanilla wat is the only way if you ask me
Nice tips but my first tip would be chop trees make spears and sell em. Once you had enough go to a town with a seamstress and buy a backpack and a large bag for increasing your weight. They are not too expensive and will be a great help. No need to build near a settlement since you wont there much but for missions that end quick. Im on my first game play and it seems i am build my town far ahead than the chapters.
Nice one. GL
I've been doing it with stone axes. Worth double the spear.
Stone axes 🪓 for the W
@@itsa22pewpewstafford21 true also knifes are better or 🧺
Best is make stone knives. Sells for the same as axes 20 coin without skill modifier , but weighs 0.5 kg and takes 5 sticks and 2 stone. Whereas, axes weigh 2.5 kg and takes 10 sticks and 2 stones.
You don't need survival sense to see the things that you've dropped with alt. Inspector mode (as the devs call it) is available in the very beginning, if you're close enough to things you've dropped. Just FYI. Decent tips. I love that you included not to rush the game. That's one thing that I notice new players doing more than anything else...trying to build a whole village in the first season. It's better to take your time and explore this gorgeous world.
Maybe that has changed then! And yes no need to hurry this game, it's very rewarding as well. Cheers GL
I mean… there’s not much to actually experience except the village building mechanics. There aren’t any cities, the premade villages all look pretty similar, the enemies are kind of a joke.
@@TheSCPStudio It's an open concept game, only limited by each player's imagination.
Any bigger animals like wolves, deer and boar just creep up as close as you can to get good aim and take a headshot. One shot with the spear every time as you get better with the aiming
Crossbow is very good for headshots
@@PitstopHead yes I forgot to mention I'm a new player using the spear as well
@@tylerstickle49 A crossbow can be found in the village of Denica on a table outside one of the buildings. cannot remember which building =(
I haven't heard about this game until yesterday and been looking for a game to fill my dreadful winters. Thanks to this video I'm going to give it a go.
It is great. You will be rewarded. I have rarely played a game that has such a long end game so it will keep you engaged for sure. GL
@@PitstopHead I gave it a go last night just to test the mechanics and was drawn in for nearly 4 hours! This will be my new addiction and obsession.
Unripe berries can be left to rot for free fertilizer. I always collect a bunch of them as I collect resources for my first house, early game.
*Tip 22:*
A faster way to get sticks and rocks is by holding a spear, or shovel, and holding down *E* key. This skips the grab animation and lets you instantly pick them up. Any living plants in the way still has a gathering progress bar though. This works best in 3rd person so you can see more ground, and tapping the ALT key for the "Survival Sense" to spot them easy.
Good tip!
What's e for console?
@@THPHB0 Whatever picks things up. Didn't think this ran on a console.
@@HalkerVeil thanks, yeah just came out on the game pass for xbox thankfully. Downloading later so will try this
@@tylerstickle49 not gamepass. its free with gamepass
I think a great tip would be to extend the number of days per season. Side quests often disappear during a season change, plus this just extends the game as well. I personally do 10 day seasons, in season 1 that gave me time to build my 5 buildings, do side quests and stock up on supplies for the next season.
This might not be a good idea actually. The bigger the settlement the more taxes you pay. Also it would take you a long time for your dynesty to grow up. If you also extend the days you run out of spawned items as they are seasonal based. On a side note all my videos are filmed with vanilla settings. Nothing has been changed or made eaiser so I understand the game as it is meant to be played. Enjoy and GL
no dont do this. You wont get your food from farms and actually have ur village progress with kids etc
I mean I do 7 day seasons it's not much more than 3 and it's basically like every in game week is a new season
@@PitstopHead 1 day is 40 minutes of real time - this tip is for gamers with no life whatsoever.
3 days per season means 2 hours for one season, 8 hours for one year, 148 hours for an heir to become 18...
10 days per season means 6.40 hours for one season, 26 hours for one year, etc...
I also extend my seasons, though I only do it to 5 days. The 3 days was just too constrictive and after fiddling with different lengths I've found that 5 days works best for me.
Thanks for the tips, I'm going to give the game a try. I've been waiting for a decent survival game on Xbox for a while. Menus look very Oblivion like!
It's great but it is a slow burner with big rewards
I’ve only just got this game and played for an hour or so and needed some tips so thank you! Looking like a great game so far
I've heard people say to build your village at the unstuck point so you can always have a way to warp home. Very smart, but unfortunately it's not a great spot in terms of flatness or farmland. PLENTY of resources though!
Interesting
Amazing video straight to the point dragging on ! one suggestion i would make though is add time stamps
Thanks!
I been living under a rock and only found this game the other week on Steam. Helpful tips!
Thanks, enjoy! GL
I applaud your ingenuity. You've got shade, protection from the wind, rain, and a solid barrier between you and your enemies. Everyone should be living under a rock! I think I'll start selling Rock time shares!
If u found this a year ago and live under a rock, i dont know where i live man cause i just found this game today.😂
The tip about crafting more than one item it’s was10+ hours into the game before finding! An easy thing to miss
Awesome video and best one I've seen by far for beginners like myself. Keep up the great videos
Thanks Wayne that means a lot.
Just came across this game in Game Pass. It's been quite a learning curve. I've started it five times and I've had to employ the game customization options to mitigate deoralization from the constant grinding and what not. I'm looking forward to going back through and using some of these tips. Many thanks.
No problem 😉 enjoy, it’s worth the effort
Awesome video! Straight and too the point - and great tips :) Went into this gaming knowing nothing, tried it out - was discouraged, but after watching this, I'm going to start another play through! Thank you! Also - checked out your other videos and you seem to have the same interests in games as me - saw a few other recent uploads that I will def be watching lol - new sub!
Thanks my friend I appreciate the support!
I started the game and put in about 15 hours before totally restarting it. I found those 15 hours was a Learning curve and after restarting it I've tackled the game completely different and I'm absolutely loving it. I think the best tip is do not rush it especially with the building and recruitment. It was a big mistake I made. I'm now about 6 hours in and I've only built for myself and recruited nobody yet. I've literally spent it doing quests,exploring, hunting and selling stuff to make coin. it really is a game that should be taken slowly and thoughtfully. Always plan ahead and make sure you have the resources for yourself all sorted 1st before you start expanding and when you do make sure you recruit slowly and always check each member has the right stats for the job its so important. 👍
Glad you’re enjoying it and great tips!
I think you hit the nail on the head saying take your time. The 15 hours I put in at 1st was probably the best thing I done tbh.To restart a game after that long shows the replayability of the game. I could go on for ages trying to give tips but from my experience it was excellent learning the way I did. Great video by the way and yes it's a superb game really enjoying it.
I love this game so much. It’s so relaxing but still requires you to think
I found a pair of Noble's Boots very early game and they are fantastic.
The best - keep exploring
I found an abandoned cart with over 1000 coins worth of wine, definitely worth looking for these!
Good find!
Hey man, nice vid. Great flow. Just missing some chapters and popups for the tip numbers :) Keep up the good work
Thanks Brandy, never done those chapters things...still don't know how to do it!
@@PitstopHead It's pretty easy just write Chapters in the description, take a look at my vid ua-cam.com/video/xqesv5niwkU/v-deo.html , basicly just copy past that into your description, change the time and title to your preference, easy peasy. And the popup thingy is probably something you could add in your video editor, otherwise canva has some free options, just make it on a green screen and remove the green in your editor.
The diagonal running thing is funny. That's an old school tip from old games that used to do that all the time, where moving diagonally you move faster then running straight forward. It's kind of funny seeing that works in this game, I hadn't even tried it as modern games don't really do that anymore. I'll give it a go, haha.
It is very handy when encumbered! GL
*morrowind flashbacks*
@@PitstopHead Ive only seen this during encumbrance, non-encumbered seems to be the same speed.
Man I should have searched tips sooner. I'm in my second season with alot of buildings and no money lol
Get some fields going. Seed sells for a good price too. GL
Grab the spoon blueprint from the lvl 1 Workshop blueprints to make a spoon for each stick you have. Each spoon sells for a coin I’m pretty sure if not more then harvest trees selling the feathers, turning sticks into spoons and using the logs or turning them into cups to sell (also in lvl 1 workshop).
Also make your buildings out of stone with plank roofs then insulate them so you don’t use so much firewood so you can sell more cups.
I really don't know how, but so many playing this have layouts that looks so like old Norwegian 'klyngetun' and 'bygdetun'. So accurate in terms of how old villages, farms and house-steads looked like. It's so cool.
Also, great tips. Thanks bro!
Btw: the only thing I like to change in settings, is days pr seasons. I think three is just to.. well, unrealistic. Like, meaning you could spend half a season just ging to a town, and then back, and the season a new one have began. Although I want to try max that out at some point. I like to have it on 6 days, so 5-7. That way it feels better... it feels more realistic, not AS rushed/stressful, but still enough so you gotta pay attention to the fact winter is coming.
Still though 6 days does feel stressful. You still got the pressure of getting things done in time. that feeling is what i really like abt this game, and something I think they do better than other survival games. Just because it is seasons in it. Like you get a minuscules hint to how it must have been to worry abt such things IRL .
Just know, i am not trying to talk down other games. I just say this is a nice change when playing Medieval Dynasty. They have been able to, without a combat based game, and without all the hocus pocus fantasy magic, to make a game that what you do feels important.. while being '''simple''... or maybe the basics is a better word for it. Like, community, family, food, etc. Which have to be done right, or else it would be boring. To not need to lean on magic etc, and to it good, shows the devs are going something right.
If you think of it.. many mediocre survival games are just your typical combat based, half-assed RPG, with a crafting/building system in it. Often it feels like they just threw it in there because it's trendy, and it can become obvious they focus on to many things. That it would be better to have fewer things to do, so they could REALLY put their effort into making those things VERY GOOD.
I think Palworld is suffering from that. Now as the hype is gone, and we all rushed trough it, it's hard to see how that will become....more.
So to come full circle. Medieval dynasty delivers on what it says it is; survive, build, community, hope, family, love, life, death. True love too btw.. i have never cared so much about my virtual family before, as in Medieval Dynasty. I am literally honored when my kid takes over after me - Yes me.. :)
(it became a lot of BTW's as you see... but i just really like this game. Something abt it.. and the ppl who likes it just as much as me as well. You all know what i mean )😊
Nice. I didn’t know that. The layout for this just came about naturally
That corner where you were at 2:11 is where i've placed my first community. Plenty of the basic materials on the doorstep.
Exactly! GL
Thanks man for the tips, great video by the way. I recently downloaded this game & am interested in any information about this game. Thank you!
No problem! GL
There wares do never disappoint
Berries and other low value foods do turn into rot, at least if stored in a compost bin. At the change of the next season they automatically turn to rot in the compost bin, even if it's only for a day, so long as it's during a season change.
Great guide... especially the traps. I looked for so long before I spotted it. It's not furniture and I can't think of anyone that would set a trap for decoration.
Recently got this game and I'm about 15hrs in....watching this video just makes me realize I'm literally doing the same damn thing 600 yrs later lol🤦♂️
Must be the right thing then!
Great tips, thank you 👍
Thanks I'm glad I could help
19:15
Berries do in fact turn to rot, I use them all the time
yep that was my mistake! Good spot
Just started playing this on Xbox Game Pass, loving it but skipping through the long conversations in the storyline as I just want to get on and play.
U seen there is a 60fps performance mode now
Video was worth the subscribe button to me.
Thanks!
Thanks
Watching because I decided to give Aska a little more time in the oven before I continue with it, but I love the genre. The one thing that was great with Aska though was that pulse for locating interactable items in the world. Night or day...especially at night, lol. Anything like that in MD?
Thanks for the video
Thank you for watching and leaving a nice comment!
I sold the all bro . I knew it
Iam kicking myself.
Tip 21, you can outrun a rabbit and punch and kill it. You don't need any range weapon to kill it.
Thanks for the tips
Great video!
great video, very helpful
Thanks, enjoy!
for that 20th tip you get a like and subscribe my friend
The "take your time" tip is huge. Coming from Dont Starve, the pace of this game is much slower. I like that though.
Also, my man is SMOOTH with the speak! Meanwhile, im chasing rabits with an axe like a psychopath 😅
Great tips! Especially exploring, I never did this and was kicking myself when I watched videos to learn people were just picking high-level tools off the ground 🤌
The only edit I'd say would be to Build a compost early and throw all the old food in it when it's like 25%, this is the best way to get Rot going for later in the game when you start farming! 😊
Thanks! Love this game
Just downloaded the game out the PlayStation store (sale) looks nice
It's a slow burner but well worth it!
What I would like this game to have is more populated environments, it seems too empty so far
does anyone have any actual confirmation of their trees growing back from leaving the stump?
Berry's do turn in to rote drop berys on the floor ween changing sessions and it turns to rot works with food to
You're right!
@@PitstopHead torches as well 1 stick and 10 straw they sell for 5 cones each its a blocking way to make money
Soz brocking
Great tips thank you
No problem, glad I could help!
That deer isn't dieing fast lmao.
lol
1000th Like and I just subbed.
Thanks. Merry Christmas!
Berries turn to rot if you leave them on the floor
Yes that was the one mistake I forgot to take out, well spotted!
You can change that in the settings though so dropped items don’t deteriorate
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Find it useful to get rot for fertiliser, drop 100 meat and end with like 1000 rot next season
Wish I had a triumphet musical piece play every time I paid taxes irl.
Lol there would be a constant sound of trumpets 🎺 if we all had that
@@PitstopHead That'd be one way to get everyone in the world screaming "Taxation is theft!"
should have mentioned that the bison are aggressive too.
This game was most definitely made by the devs of Kingdom Come huh
Seems like a good call
Inventory Menus are a carbon copy of KCD ones 😀
14:30 X-RAY VISION, X-RAY VISION, X-X-X. I SAY THAT'S NOT FUN...
- Worth a Buy
Where do I storage the seeds and fertilizer to my workers use them to plant the crops on the fields
resource storage shed. they need a bag too btw.
@@danb2529 thank you
In the barn my friend
Each resource in your bag has an icon that says where to store it, and it’s basically either resource storage or food storage.
You can store resources in workshops or barns, but only worker assigned to these places will automatically use them. If the resources are stored at the communal storages, all workers have access to them regardless of where they are assigned.
So a good tip could be to organise the resources according to the icon, to make the management of resources work better.
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Thanks
Your link in the description for intermediate tips is linked to this video.
Thanks for letting me know. I'll sort it. Cheers
Thank you for the guide. What's with the quality of the video? Is it just me or does it get really pixelated at some parts?
I started a new game after playing some on pure vanilla settings. On the new game I turned on infinite stamina and faster building. Fast travel is expensive and getting a horse takes a lot of time. So adding time already long journey times just for "because" or "immersion" doesn't do much for me. When it comes to building, needing to swing the hammer 5 times when you have all the materials rather than just once just doesn't make sense to me either. And this isn't about "immersion". Swinging a hammer 1 time or 5 times isn't any more or less "realistic" or "immersive" to building a structure in rl. IDK. I guess these setting add additional "challenges" to the game without adding value to the gameplay.
Do you get feathers from cutting down trees? I've had this a few times which would negate hunting?
Yes, but just not as many. Also hunting also gives you meat, leather and fur.
@@PitstopHead thank you! 😊
Berries are very good as material for rot; you can carry loads of it and you can harvest thousands for the next season! As you need 10 rot for 1 fertiliser it's a quick wy to obtain rot.
Cabbage is the best though, as one cabbage turns into 4 rot. ;)
He said that berries do not turn into rot at 18:49. I wonder if this mechanism has changed since before? I made a lot of rot using berries and cabbage before I got pigs.
@@andreasask6791 he was wrong about the berries not turning into rot. I've been playing this since beta, and berries have been turning into rot the whole time.
@@deebraun7488 I’ve had a break from this game for a while and just found out that there were birds everywhere now. So I thaught there might have been some other changes as well.
@@andreasask6791 There has been lots of changes since & before the birds, but berries rotting isn't one of them. Used to be better to sell sell berries for a tidy profit. They were worth 1 coin each, instead of the .1 they're worth now. But that was back before roads....
hello, tank you for the tips, it help me a lot, just a question you play with only 3 days to the season change?? i saw some people saying to put it with 10 days, just to make some quest
Hi . I dont know whats wrong . I cant get my imployis to work. I have done every thing. Build houses ,food and water . Tools on there work place .But they just stand and look. Heeeelp me. There is a red sign under Them. Dont know What that means.
So after you build your settlement whats next?
When do the bandits come? Or where do I found them? I haven't seen any human enemies yet.
Bandits are scattered around the map. When you come by one they come out and attack within a curtain range. Try for head shots, they are easy to agro and then you can run off and get a good hot shot with a spear. You get great loot at bandit camps. GL
Ba fits come during year 2
Berries turn to rot on the console version
You sound a bit like boris Johnson 😂
I turn on unlimited weight and max days. Everything else is vanilla
Building a simple small house is LITERALLY one of the first objectives when entering Gostovia....wouldn't consider that a tip friend
Fine change what material you build your house from to stone with your second building being the woodworks so you can make planks and change your roof
Tip twenty one would have saved my first dynasty.
shooted with a potato 4k
bro your video is good but its super stuttery... it hurts my head... maybe lower the graphic setting when recording? thanks
I’m not really a fan of only having three days per season, it makes me feel like I’m constantly running out of time to do things.
I noticed you can change this in the settings but they strongly advise against it, saying something about things regrowing or something.
Can anybody clarify what they’re talking about and help me figure out if I’m gonna shoot myself in the foot by increasing season length?
Brand new so please avoid spoilers.
I’ve only been playing for a few days but I bumped it up to 5 days and so far I like it. I’m not as rushed to do things but it also isn’t dragging. Not sure if it’ll bite me in the ass later but at the moment for me it’s fine.
I've been playing for almost a year and I have it set up for 5 days per season, it works perfectly for me. I have plently of time for the quest, manage my village, deal with the bandits and get the resources that I need or that i am running short of.
I restarted the game a few times while I was getting the feel for it and ultimately opted for 7 days a season as I felt this ideal for me for the purposes of grinding - 4 days was too short I felt. Though the beauty is that if you do run out of stuff to do by 4 days you do have the option of sleeping straight through to the next season.
Resource deposits like metals and whatnot regen with each season shift. The reason the game warns against extending seasons is due to potentially exhausting your supplies too early I guess and being forced to skip to the next season.
I’m on 10 day cycles with infinite stamina, if you run out of resources your doing it wrong as I built my 55 buildings without help whilst making them out of the best material and insulating them. If one mine runs out just go to the next and plant your crops on the last day of the season and harvest them the next day, apart from that you just have extra time
Modern Age of Empires?
Is 3rd person default?
scroll the wheel to go 1st person.GL
@@PitstopHead i like both camera views...what do you recommend for this one??
@@joecaronna2450 I go with third person but 1st person when searching bandit camps. GL
@@PitstopHead thanks man!!
Is it my phone or is that frame rate atrocious?
Can you only have 5 buildings in vanilla
As you gain reputation by doing quests and killing bandits your building limit goes up. The videos you see me playing are all vanilla.
as much as I agreed in the other comments of op's that the framerate isn't bad. My good PitstopHead, these tips? are all fucking in the game already, either specifically stated on the screen or in the fucking knowledge tab of the menu. if you give tips make them not freaking knowledge someone who played for 10 minutes can know
lol yeah was hoping to learn a new tip game hadn't already shown me
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lol
Tip #4 should be tip #1, slow the hell down!!!
2023 and they still making PS2 Like Games smh
frame rate is horrible
Oh okay. It's fine for my old eyes lol
@@PitstopHead keep hearing about this frame rate. I'm playing this on gamepass cloud on OG Xbox one. Runs perfectly fine for me💀
@@conqueefador5136 I dont notice any poor frames rates, seems responsive me as well
No one asked
@@PitstopHead because it's not bad at all, it's just some master race bullshit. Playing on the series X and I have no problem, I'm also mid 20's so it's not even an age thing.
made dozens of searches on google to know if this game is good or not and the opinions are so divisive... is this good or not? lol i love fallout games, build cities, rpg elements... but i don't want to spend hours walking looking for stones... im confused.