You can disregard my final point about fireproofing / acid proofing containers. It happened because I have misunderstood a viewer’s point and I didn't test it properly. This one is me! My sincere apologies to guys! ;)
Yeah, ironicly evading Taxes is way more punishing than Selling people to Slavery Murder Stealing Eating a Cat(Yes, you actually get Karma penalty for eating normal Cats but not normal Dogs)
I think since one of the gods is close to cats the god of luck, he punishes you a bit whenever you blaspheme by eating cat meat. Least that's what I think :p
The other big advantage with mass exhibition is how fewer admin points it takes to enact. I often feel very starved for admin points. You definitely want to try and rely on multiple settlements rather than having one 'generalist' one that can do a bit of everything.
That's a great point! I think it could tie nicely to the mechanic that allows you to make only three tax free zones. In other words, it would make sense to make lands that specialise as farms but generate no income and forward all the produce three commercial lands that generate all the income.
I've really been dragging my feet on diving fully into Elin so I'm only like 8 hours in, but your content on the game has been great. I thought Elona+ was really unique and fun but often fell out of it due to the jankiness of some controls or system functions, having someone dive into mechanics and just share what they've learned AS they've learned it is very unique and refreshing, almost like we're discovering these neat interactions alongside you! Keep it up man.
You can get the tourism value to show up on the lower info bar by clicking the system button, widgets. and middle click/press r on the left or rigth info bar and select tourism in the settings.
Seems like developers realized the potential of the old elona shops and museums, and by merging them, expanded it into straight up catering. You are basically supposed to build high end hotel-restaurant thingies now.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel yeah elin was supposed to be stardew/rimworld kinda thing so its name was elin's inn later the developer was like imma do my thing instead of forcing myself to make something different just for the sake of being different
keep em coming :) btw... I' doing a big mushroom farm...full lot. 5h in still not done planting them. I just want to see how much is possible in a year with just mushrooms. Might just film it and post it haha
Your probably gonna hit fertility problems and have a decent chunk of the seeds fail Though if you liter your property full of tents on top of that yeah I can see that working Tents have infinite fertility and don’t consume a lands fertility if they are planted Used it as a pretty good fishing to wine selling operation
@@aripas1000if you factor in the harvest god and max out fertility The difference becomes shockingly close Though I still find blue berries to be a slightly better option Since automated farming usually takes 2-3 days to replant Which mushrooms just lose value unless you want to manually cut and replant it Then the margins are better but you still run into annoying over seeding or under Inefficiency with berries and crim is usually evened out by the higher yield and farming exp via watering them But a manual mushroom farm will always be the most profitable if you are willing to fertilize and harvest repeatedly
Theres no "fireproof" potion my dude. Though the rest helped me immensely! I'll probably do a resort at some point with both wine production, sale, beds and all the statues i can muster so i can get to eventually pay a *certain person's* debt XD PS: The palmia times you've been making for banners are just peak comedy! 😂 Keep it up!
@Rainner_Von_Kessel terrible. Just terrible how could i ever forgive you such a grave mistake?! Although...Your videos are massively useful and entertaining for someone like me who's trying to find projects to do and how stuff works in elin, so if you want my forgiveness you might just earn it if you make more of these wonderful videos :D
Interesting. Should be able to boost my income a bit by beefing the tourism thanks to this. Amazing video as always. As far as the inventory, what I ended up going with was plastic sturdy boxes for my bags. They are fireproof (acid proof isn't needed as they cannot be targeted by acid) they are relatively light (only 2.7s) and they can hold a massive 35 items each. Backpack is lighter so is probably preferred if you can make it out of a material which is fireproof, but has less space. Depends on what you want I suppose! I did not learn backpack recipe though. Sturdy box is learned by default though so anyone can do it! Plastic ore is common in Vernis so.
You can learn it randomly if you increase your sewing skill and sleep (the "Easy Sleeper" feat helps) or by finding it in treasure chests if nothing else...
@Whosaneca Thank you! I have found this hint in one of the festival 'fortune cookies' (so it might just be trying to bamboozle me again) but I think that it might be true (needs more testing). It said that you can get better recipes sleeping in beds of better quality. The evidence is a bit incidental but a few times I have snuck into royal castles to sleep in their beds, I did get some recipes I never got before. Might be something worth checking out :)
@@Whosaneca i do the same hmmm...maybe i got it from a recipe or a shrine then? I DID recently visit the fortune bell and Miral and Garokk's Workshop (died like 50 times trying to get there XD) so you can try and check them too...other than that and main story progression i cant find or think of anything else...
haha! I'm glad to hear I'm not alone in this. The worst part about this, is that I have found out that I was saying it wrong and still mess it up every now and then ;_;
i've been ignoring tourism/baseupgrading untill i've started collecting furniture from littlegarden to place as decoration in a makeshift church, and suddenly that land started to get a "Salary" every month with the amount of money i'm getting exeeding my bills. i should have started placing all these statues way earlier to save alot of money.
You've been extremely helpful! Now, if only I could find the recipe for even the most basic of beds :D This run has been for over 400 days and I can only make the basic bed. I've also not been able to beat the first boss (the cave you're sent to). I beat the one at the mine though 😅🙄
If you have high enough crafting/carpentry skill, you can dismantle a bed using hammer to learn the recipe. Either use ticket to get the bed then dismantle, or just take the karma hit haha.
@@joshuatjeuw9253 Oooooh, THANK you. I forgot all about using the hammer! I've tried stealing a bunch of stuff (especially beds lol) but I'm always told certain things are too heavy. I did luck out by failing a quest in the very early game. It was delivering a bunk bed. It's what I've been using at my main base :D
@awitness4jehovah Thank you! Don't worry, there is no need to rush any bosses. I think it's almost encouraged to take your time and slowly grind all the skills until you can defeat anything (but companions all help big time!). @joshuatjeuw9253 made an excellent point! Dismantling is definitely a way to go. I am not entirely sure about this (still needs more testing) but I think that sleeping in a better quality/ comfort bed may provide you access to higher quality recipes. This could work together with an easy sleeping perk that 'Increases chance of learning a recipe when sleeping'. It might be worth looking into it! :)
ohh thank you very much!!; this clarifies soo many things, by the way, do you happen to know where can I get the publicity book? Loytel doesn't seem to sell it, at least not in my game
@anon2447 Hi there! You can buy books on different policies from 'scholar' npcs. You can find them in most major cities. They will have a different inventory of books each time (but you can utilize save scumming to get the book on publicity straight away). At the start of the game you can find a scholar quite quickly either at the tinker's camp or in the castle of Mysilia. Hope it helps!
Where do you get these flask of fireproof potion? Also you can't acidproof backpack?? And even if you do acidproof/fireproof them, you sure items inside will not burn? Something you said in Bonus tips seems to counter what we've known about the ga,e
You can't acidproof a bag. It will glow but wont accept a container as a valid recipient for the potion effect. There's no fireproof potion. He probably meant to say you could fireproof your backpack (which is done by changing its material or making one in a fireproof material from scratch).
@caesarlau9381 & @pedromoura1446 This was incorrect info and it is absolutely on me. I have misunderstood one of the viewers points. My apologies! I was under the impression that a mercury potion can fireproof items. I must have dreamt it (because it only acid proofs them). Before I was playing a lot with some of the material hammers I've found so I have incorrectly assumed that potions can have a similar effect. Sorry for causing all the confusion!
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel no problem at all! We all make mistakes. We're just here to have fun and discover the mechanics of this marvellous mess of a game ;) On a side note i made this comment without trying a mercury potion on my bag (only acidproof) though i'd wager they work the same since the wiki doesnt say anything...kinda weird though...you'd expect a game like elin to allow you to make anything acidproof for no other reason than "you can" XD
Better quality/comfort beds also increase lodging income. And exploration job/hobby gives both publicity and produces gold bars. With good beds my characters have a 17% to produce a gold bar every day and provide 2 publicity each.
it took this video for me to notice you can actually check your tourism value i thought you just place things and pray they make you money lol - also woo i'm famous Unrelated to tourism specifically, I've only now noticed what you did with the shop. I've just been selling stuff in the chest normally because that gets you gold bars but shops don't, but I see what you've done is run a shop for more money, but then pay extra taxes to still get gold. Honestly never even thought of doing it that way and it might actually be way better than purely using the shipping chest, as I think extra taxes give you more gold bars once the chest gets to like 5k per bar AND you get more money from using a shop! Now I'm gonna have to try set that up aswell and see if my money situation improves (i don't wanna fish anymore man)
EDIT: what I was replying to is gone since we've cleared it up, but I'm still leaving this up for the information Sir I never said anything about them being on the floor, or them protecting the items inside them. You're right, fireproof pouches DO NOT protect items INSIDE the pouches from fire. The only way to protect individual items, from in this example fire, is a fireproof blanket. However, items in your inventory if you do not Have a fireproof blanket, or it ran out of charges, can all get destroyed by fire unless fireproof. My point was, that this INCLUDES THE BAGS. If you do not have any blankets, and your extra bag/chest/box inside your inventory is NOT fire/acid/coldproof, the bag/chest/box ITSELF can get destroyed, and the items will not spill out of it, they will simply all disappear along with the Container. Therefore if you're carrying extra containers such as pouches or backpacks in your inventory for extra storage space, do not have them acidproof, and have No blankets, those containers can get destroyed when you get attacked and you will lose all items inside them. I was never talking about them protecting the items you put in them by being fire/acid/coldproof, nor was I talking about placing them on the ground. also the first line was a joke, I genuinely wanted to know what you mean because I simply wanted to give good advice for everyone enjoying this game as much as I am.
@jhonangarthor You are being incredibly respectful and while I didn't read your initial line as a joke, I also acknowledge I was extremely heated. For that, I apologize and I'll be deleting my comments in explanation since you do know what you're talking about in that very specific and select case. I suppose since I didn't see what you told Kissel, I took extreme issue because the way he phrased it, as well as questions that started coming in on Discord, were around the very topics of fireproofing containers to protect their contents. You know it, I know it, but the way it was delivered in the video gave the impression that it would extend that protection to its contents. Well, regardless, I hope you enjoy Elin. I also love the game too and I took that a bit far this time.
No worries man, I'm not gonna lie to you I never mentioned acidproofing the containers (because I currently don't have acidproof liquid to test out if you even CAN), what I said was a reply to someone who said they use packages as extra space because of their weight, telling them that if those packages themselves get destroyed by elemental damage, all the items inside them vanish, so I told 'em to change those to something else (i use plastic pouches cause you can craft those and they're light (edit: and fireproof) ). I get where the misunderstanding came from tho because I also initially thought (Hoped.) that containers protect stuff inside them, but I learned the hard way that they don't. If Kessel reads this pls add that as a bonus fact next video lol, regardless tho the best advice is to always have some blankets both on you AND your companions (their items get destroyed too) and that still stands.
@@jhonangarthor I am so sorry you had to go through this because of me! This one's on me and I owe you one. My sincere apologies! I will make this point in the next video and add a highlight comment explaining the misunderstanding. I must admit that I was also super certain that it would work since I was playing with some material hammers before and it definitely changes properties of the items. For some reason I also thought that a potion of mercury can fireproof items but I must have dreamt it (it only acid proofs them). So it all made sense to me that properties that can be added to gear would work for containers. I truly appreciate you helping people in the comments and it was one me to double check it so no misunderstanding happens.So once again - I'm super sorry for this!
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel All good, we all had the best of intentions here and I just assumed you tested it cause I didn't get to, I went and tested it just now to make sure but No, you infact Cannot use acidproof liquid on containers, so the only way to make them fire/acidproof is by making them out of materials with those properties either by crafting or material hammer (there is nothing coldproof in the game to my knowledge, not sure tho). The main point is that even if the containers have those properties, they *won't protect anything you put inside them* it just protects the container itself, since a lot of people misunderstand that (myself included initially)! So once again - as long as some people learn from this I'm glad, and I'll keep on adding relevant tips I figure out in the comments, we're all figuring this game out together after all edit: youtube is failing to bold the part I'm trying to bold I'm strugglin out here
That's a really great question and frankly I have no idea. It will be a bit challenging to test this but I will do my best. Thank you for bringing this up!
i have one question, how did you manage to make your residents stay in one building? for me i have to make them either have different rooms or different homes.
he marked the guest beds for guests only... and you can set buildings you dont want them going into as private buildings meaning they shouldn't just wander in there... they will also hang around where their job is located so for most jobs you can place the job signboard into a room and they will do their job in that room (for most jobs it doesn't matter where the signboard is... farming is an exception where the board needs to be where the farm is) so if you place their job boards all in the same room (minus farm one) they will all hang out in that room while they are working and then go to their marked bedroom for sleeping... you can later hide these signs from a faction board if you dont like how all the signs look so the room will look like it doesn't have any signs in it.
@giwrgosdavola74 Hi there! You are correct and you can make your own resident stay in one place. Once you hit level 2 of the hearth stone you can drag and place your residents all across the base. Once you place them in a desired location you only need to speak to them (i think the option is something like 'Actually...' ) and ask them to wait on the spot.
Hi there! You can usually find them in furniture shops. It helps to invest a little in a shop to increase the inventory of items sold. You can also save-scum this; by making a save before you check the inventory of the seller. If the item you are searching for is not there, you can just load the save and try again. Hope it helps!
@echoesinthevoid4663 Hi there! Yes, you can have multiple lands at the same time. Not only that but it is somewhat encouraged by the main story line and various benefits that come from different biomes. You can also choose to just ignore most of the base development in the game but as you might have seen in my videos it's one of the most interesting parts of the game for me. Hope it helps you make the right choice :)
Yes, you get a second one just from progressing story missions, and after that you can claim any wild territory you want with a land deed (they're expensive tho)
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel I see, have you ever thought about making a series focused mainly on property development? Most people who make videos about this game never go into depth on this aspect. Of course, I'm just suggesting an idea, if you don't feel comfortable with series, don't worry, your tutorials have been a great help so far.
Fireproof potions, firstly, don't exist in Elin. Acidproof potions do, of course, but they're not used to acidproof your backpack either. Because... to start with, you can't. Acidproof potions can't be blended with containers, only gear. And secondly, why would you want to? Acid damage (e.g., from acid slimes) and acid traps don't target your backpack's contents at all, or even your backpack itself, but rather, your equipped gear. Nerun herself literally says as much when you get hit by acid damage for the first time (and your gear goes to -1). Also, I have fireproof (simply from materials, like scale) backpacks already. Does this mean I haven't needed fireproof blankets since? Nope. Their charges still get consumed. Sure, you could argue that fireproofing your containers means that they're safe when you drop them on the floor and they don't get burnt by fire hounds or wyverns, but that's irrelevant to the current point. When they're in your inventory or when used, all items in them are independently subject to fire damage that only a fireproof blanket can prevent. Otherwise this fireproofing would completely obsolete them. Which is, again, impossible since fireproof potions don't exist. And fireproof containers themselves don't protect their contents when you're carrying them around (again, emphasizing the point).
This was incorrect info and it is absolutely on me. I have misunderstood one of the viewer's points. My sincere apologies! I was under the impression that a mercury potion can fireproof items. I must have dreamt it (because it only acid proofs them). Before I was playing a lot with some of the material hammers so I have incorrectly assumed that potions may have a similar effect. Sorry for causing all the confusion and thank you for clarifying this.
Don't worry it's not that bad :) I have requested to pay an extra 20k in taxes all by myself :) It is one of the ways that allows you to gain an additional 20 golden bars a month.
You can disregard my final point about fireproofing / acid proofing containers. It happened because I have misunderstood a viewer’s point and I didn't test it properly. This one is me! My sincere apologies to guys! ;)
Only in Elin do you stress about taxes more than slaying monsters. It's like the IRS decided to add 'final boss' to their job description.
Yeah, ironicly evading Taxes is way more punishing than
Selling people to Slavery
Murder
Stealing
Eating a Cat(Yes, you actually get Karma penalty for eating normal Cats but not normal Dogs)
I think since one of the gods is close to cats the god of luck, he punishes you a bit whenever you blaspheme by eating cat meat. Least that's what I think :p
haha @Whosaneca it seems to be that both the dev and ehekatl of luck really love cats (and catgirls).
I'm Brazilian, and I don't want play this anymore...
The other big advantage with mass exhibition is how fewer admin points it takes to enact.
I often feel very starved for admin points. You definitely want to try and rely on multiple settlements rather than having one 'generalist' one that can do a bit of everything.
That's a great point! I think it could tie nicely to the mechanic that allows you to make only three tax free zones. In other words, it would make sense to make lands that specialise as farms but generate no income and forward all the produce three commercial lands that generate all the income.
I've really been dragging my feet on diving fully into Elin so I'm only like 8 hours in, but your content on the game has been great. I thought Elona+ was really unique and fun but often fell out of it due to the jankiness of some controls or system functions, having someone dive into mechanics and just share what they've learned AS they've learned it is very unique and refreshing, almost like we're discovering these neat interactions alongside you! Keep it up man.
Elin has a better Control system and you can do almost everything with just the mouse so there's that...
@kurisuastralum4244 Thank you! And I'm super glad to have you along for the ride of discovery :)
You can get the tourism value to show up on the lower info bar by clicking the system button, widgets. and middle click/press r on the left or rigth info bar and select tourism in the settings.
Thank you! I actually didn't realise that! Appreciate it :)
Thank you so much
I bought Elin and was completely lost ( still lost), but your videos were a huge help!
Thank you for your encouraging words, it means a lot to me :) I'm glad I could be of some help.
Your thumbnails are top tier
You can see exact tourism value of items with a quick mod.
Also, you can set your stats widget to display current land tourism value on vanilla.
Thank you @PawlysBartys I didn't realise that you can adjust your widgets for it. Appreciate it!
It be cool if you could make shorts or a video that explains how all signs work. Sometimes im very confused about it.but loves all your videos =)
That's a great suggestion, thank you!
I gotta say, your thumbnail game is getting better and better.
Seems like developers realized the potential of the old elona shops and museums, and by merging them, expanded it into straight up catering.
You are basically supposed to build high end hotel-restaurant thingies now.
The original title for this game was Elin’s Inn so that makes sense
Elin is 100% more building and crafting focused than Elona
Now all they need to do is make it possible to automate it with the villagers and we'll be bff!!!
@Bronimin woah! I actully didn't know that. It all makes sense now!
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel yeah elin was supposed to be stardew/rimworld kinda thing so its name was elin's inn later the developer was like imma do my thing instead of forcing myself to make something different just for the sake of being different
Keep cooking with these thumbnails please
The way you go through each value and effect is very helpful.
Useful video thanks! I haven't bothered looking into the tourism systems much yet so this was a nice explanation.
Thank you! I'm glad I could be of help!
keep em coming :) btw... I' doing a big mushroom farm...full lot. 5h in still not done planting them. I just want to see how much is possible in a year with just mushrooms. Might just film it and post it haha
Please share how that goes, I’m genuinely curious
@@anyagreen5991 Will do. ;) give me a few hours haha
@@lucst-pierre6728 i also wait your info bro,i want to compare between crim farm and mushroom farm
Your probably gonna hit fertility problems and have a decent chunk of the seeds fail
Though if you liter your property full of tents on top of that yeah I can see that working
Tents have infinite fertility and don’t consume a lands fertility if they are planted
Used it as a pretty good fishing to wine selling operation
@@aripas1000if you factor in the harvest god and max out fertility
The difference becomes shockingly close
Though I still find blue berries to be a slightly better option
Since automated farming usually takes 2-3 days to replant
Which mushrooms just lose value unless you want to manually cut and replant it
Then the margins are better but you still run into annoying over seeding or under
Inefficiency with berries and crim is usually evened out by the higher yield and farming exp via watering them
But a manual mushroom farm will always be the most profitable if you are willing to fertilize and harvest repeatedly
Theres no "fireproof" potion my dude. Though the rest helped me immensely!
I'll probably do a resort at some point with both wine production, sale, beds and all the statues i can muster so i can get to eventually pay a *certain person's* debt XD
PS:
The palmia times you've been making for banners are just peak comedy! 😂 Keep it up!
Thank you! And apologies for all the confusion caused by my last point!
@Rainner_Von_Kessel terrible. Just terrible how could i ever forgive you such a grave mistake?!
Although...Your videos are massively useful and entertaining for someone like me who's trying to find projects to do and how stuff works in elin, so if you want my forgiveness you might just earn it if you make more of these wonderful videos :D
Interesting. Should be able to boost my income a bit by beefing the tourism thanks to this. Amazing video as always.
As far as the inventory, what I ended up going with was plastic sturdy boxes for my bags. They are fireproof (acid proof isn't needed as they cannot be targeted by acid) they are relatively light (only 2.7s) and they can hold a massive 35 items each. Backpack is lighter so is probably preferred if you can make it out of a material which is fireproof, but has less space. Depends on what you want I suppose! I did not learn backpack recipe though. Sturdy box is learned by default though so anyone can do it! Plastic ore is common in Vernis so.
You can learn it randomly if you increase your sewing skill and sleep (the "Easy Sleeper" feat helps) or by finding it in treasure chests if nothing else...
@pedromoura1446 yeah my sewing skills is like 20 I make my own fireproof and coldproof blankets for 4 adventurers. Still no has after 110 hours...
@Whosaneca Thank you! I have found this hint in one of the festival 'fortune cookies' (so it might just be trying to bamboozle me again) but I think that it might be true (needs more testing). It said that you can get better recipes sleeping in beds of better quality. The evidence is a bit incidental but a few times I have snuck into royal castles to sleep in their beds, I did get some recipes I never got before. Might be something worth checking out :)
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel oooooooooh! That makes sense...i did get a Higher lvl bed a while ago...
@@Whosaneca i do the same hmmm...maybe i got it from a recipe or a shrine then? I DID recently visit the fortune bell and Miral and Garokk's Workshop (died like 50 times trying to get there XD) so you can try and check them too...other than that and main story progression i cant find or think of anything else...
I had also thought ingot was ignot for years haha. Anyway great video man, learned a lot
haha! I'm glad to hear I'm not alone in this. The worst part about this, is that I have found out that I was saying it wrong and still mess it up every now and then ;_;
I love the thumbnails
This game is an actual grind. I love it though
another great vid!
psa
placing things on top of each other to save space disables their tourism value
I think only the bottom one counts
I thought i read somewere on the wiki that they counted until a certain height (the first 2 or 3 i think...can't recall exactly...)
Haha no way! Thank you for telling me this. But it looks so goofy! It seems I may need to dismantle it now :D
amazing videos
i've been ignoring tourism/baseupgrading untill i've started collecting furniture from littlegarden to place as decoration in a makeshift church, and suddenly that land started to get a "Salary" every month with the amount of money i'm getting exeeding my bills.
i should have started placing all these statues way earlier to save alot of money.
i love these thumbnails. lol
You've been extremely helpful!
Now, if only I could find the recipe for even the most basic of beds :D
This run has been for over 400 days and I can only make the basic bed.
I've also not been able to beat the first boss (the cave you're sent to). I beat the one at the mine though 😅🙄
If you have high enough crafting/carpentry skill, you can dismantle a bed using hammer to learn the recipe.
Either use ticket to get the bed then dismantle, or just take the karma hit haha.
@@joshuatjeuw9253 Oooooh, THANK you. I forgot all about using the hammer! I've tried stealing a bunch of stuff (especially beds lol) but I'm always told certain things are too heavy.
I did luck out by failing a quest in the very early game. It was delivering a bunk bed. It's what I've been using at my main base :D
@awitness4jehovah Thank you! Don't worry, there is no need to rush any bosses. I think it's almost encouraged to take your time and slowly grind all the skills until you can defeat anything (but companions all help big time!).
@joshuatjeuw9253 made an excellent point! Dismantling is definitely a way to go.
I am not entirely sure about this (still needs more testing) but I think that sleeping in a better quality/ comfort bed may provide you access to higher quality recipes. This could work together with an easy sleeping perk that 'Increases chance of learning a recipe when sleeping'. It might be worth looking into it! :)
ohh thank you very much!!; this clarifies soo many things, by the way, do you happen to know where can I get the publicity book? Loytel doesn't seem to sell it, at least not in my game
@anon2447 Hi there! You can buy books on different policies from 'scholar' npcs. You can find them in most major cities. They will have a different inventory of books each time (but you can utilize save scumming to get the book on publicity straight away). At the start of the game you can find a scholar quite quickly either at the tinker's camp or in the castle of Mysilia. Hope it helps!
Where do you get these flask of fireproof potion? Also you can't acidproof backpack?? And even if you do acidproof/fireproof them, you sure items inside will not burn? Something you said in Bonus tips seems to counter what we've known about the ga,e
You can't acidproof a bag. It will glow but wont accept a container as a valid recipient for the potion effect. There's no fireproof potion. He probably meant to say you could fireproof your backpack (which is done by changing its material or making one in a fireproof material from scratch).
@caesarlau9381 & @pedromoura1446 This was incorrect info and it is absolutely on me. I have misunderstood one of the viewers points. My apologies! I was under the impression that a mercury potion can fireproof items. I must have dreamt it (because it only acid proofs them). Before I was playing a lot with some of the material hammers I've found so I have incorrectly assumed that potions can have a similar effect. Sorry for causing all the confusion!
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel no problem at all! We all make mistakes. We're just here to have fun and discover the mechanics of this marvellous mess of a game ;)
On a side note i made this comment without trying a mercury potion on my bag (only acidproof) though i'd wager they work the same since the wiki doesnt say anything...kinda weird though...you'd expect a game like elin to allow you to make anything acidproof for no other reason than "you can" XD
Guts' "beach episode" is wild
I'm glad somebody noticed my little tomfoolery :)
man the end game in this crazy
LET'S GOOOOOO! TOURISM!
Let's gooo! :)
Better quality/comfort beds also increase lodging income. And exploration job/hobby gives both publicity and produces gold bars. With good beds my characters have a 17% to produce a gold bar every day and provide 2 publicity each.
do they have exploration in both job and hobby?
@@amazingcola2479 No. Just the bonus from 7 comfort/4 quality beds. They increase the chance from 5-6% to 16-17%.
@@amazingcola2479 No. The base chance is 5-6%. Beds upgrade that to 16-17%.
@HontounoShiramizu This is a great point! Thank you for the info! :)
it took this video for me to notice you can actually check your tourism value i thought you just place things and pray they make you money lol - also woo i'm famous
Unrelated to tourism specifically, I've only now noticed what you did with the shop. I've just been selling stuff in the chest normally because that gets you gold bars but shops don't, but I see what you've done is run a shop for more money, but then pay extra taxes to still get gold. Honestly never even thought of doing it that way and it might actually be way better than purely using the shipping chest, as I think extra taxes give you more gold bars once the chest gets to like 5k per bar AND you get more money from using a shop! Now I'm gonna have to try set that up aswell and see if my money situation improves (i don't wanna fish anymore man)
EDIT: what I was replying to is gone since we've cleared it up, but I'm still leaving this up for the information
Sir I never said anything about them being on the floor, or them protecting the items inside them. You're right, fireproof pouches DO NOT protect items INSIDE the pouches from fire. The only way to protect individual items, from in this example fire, is a fireproof blanket. However, items in your inventory if you do not Have a fireproof blanket, or it ran out of charges, can all get destroyed by fire unless fireproof. My point was, that this INCLUDES THE BAGS. If you do not have any blankets, and your extra bag/chest/box inside your inventory is NOT fire/acid/coldproof, the bag/chest/box ITSELF can get destroyed, and the items will not spill out of it, they will simply all disappear along with the Container. Therefore if you're carrying extra containers such as pouches or backpacks in your inventory for extra storage space, do not have them acidproof, and have No blankets, those containers can get destroyed when you get attacked and you will lose all items inside them. I was never talking about them protecting the items you put in them by being fire/acid/coldproof, nor was I talking about placing them on the ground.
also the first line was a joke, I genuinely wanted to know what you mean because I simply wanted to give good advice for everyone enjoying this game as much as I am.
@jhonangarthor You are being incredibly respectful and while I didn't read your initial line as a joke, I also acknowledge I was extremely heated. For that, I apologize and I'll be deleting my comments in explanation since you do know what you're talking about in that very specific and select case.
I suppose since I didn't see what you told Kissel, I took extreme issue because the way he phrased it, as well as questions that started coming in on Discord, were around the very topics of fireproofing containers to protect their contents.
You know it, I know it, but the way it was delivered in the video gave the impression that it would extend that protection to its contents.
Well, regardless, I hope you enjoy Elin. I also love the game too and I took that a bit far this time.
No worries man, I'm not gonna lie to you I never mentioned acidproofing the containers (because I currently don't have acidproof liquid to test out if you even CAN), what I said was a reply to someone who said they use packages as extra space because of their weight, telling them that if those packages themselves get destroyed by elemental damage, all the items inside them vanish, so I told 'em to change those to something else (i use plastic pouches cause you can craft those and they're light (edit: and fireproof) ). I get where the misunderstanding came from tho because I also initially thought (Hoped.) that containers protect stuff inside them, but I learned the hard way that they don't. If Kessel reads this pls add that as a bonus fact next video lol, regardless tho the best advice is to always have some blankets both on you AND your companions (their items get destroyed too) and that still stands.
@@jhonangarthor I am so sorry you had to go through this because of me! This one's on me and I owe you one. My sincere apologies!
I will make this point in the next video and add a highlight comment explaining the misunderstanding.
I must admit that I was also super certain that it would work since I was playing with some material hammers before and it definitely changes properties of the items. For some reason I also thought that a potion of mercury can fireproof items but I must have dreamt it (it only acid proofs them). So it all made sense to me that properties that can be added to gear would work for containers.
I truly appreciate you helping people in the comments and it was one me to double check it so no misunderstanding happens.So once again - I'm super sorry for this!
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel All good, we all had the best of intentions here and I just assumed you tested it cause I didn't get to, I went and tested it just now to make sure but No, you infact Cannot use acidproof liquid on containers, so the only way to make them fire/acidproof is by making them out of materials with those properties either by crafting or material hammer (there is nothing coldproof in the game to my knowledge, not sure tho). The main point is that even if the containers have those properties, they *won't protect anything you put inside them* it just protects the container itself, since a lot of people misunderstand that (myself included initially)!
So once again - as long as some people learn from this I'm glad, and I'll keep on adding relevant tips I figure out in the comments, we're all figuring this game out together after all
edit: youtube is failing to bold the part I'm trying to bold I'm strugglin out here
Does the policy level impact the gain of tourism value?
That's a really great question and frankly I have no idea. It will be a bit challenging to test this but I will do my best. Thank you for bringing this up!
You could take a statue from one base to another and see if the tourism amount changes.
i have one question, how did you manage to make your residents stay in one building? for me i have to make them either have different rooms or different homes.
he marked the guest beds for guests only... and you can set buildings you dont want them going into as private buildings meaning they shouldn't just wander in there... they will also hang around where their job is located so for most jobs you can place the job signboard into a room and they will do their job in that room (for most jobs it doesn't matter where the signboard is... farming is an exception where the board needs to be where the farm is)
so if you place their job boards all in the same room (minus farm one) they will all hang out in that room while they are working and then go to their marked bedroom for sleeping... you can later hide these signs from a faction board if you dont like how all the signs look so the room will look like it doesn't have any signs in it.
@@arcanumelite4853 sorry, i am just dumb, i thought they were residents not tourists.
@giwrgosdavola74 Hi there! You are correct and you can make your own resident stay in one place. Once you hit level 2 of the hearth stone you can drag and place your residents all across the base. Once you place them in a desired location you only need to speak to them (i think the option is something like 'Actually...' ) and ask them to wait on the spot.
I've been looking all over the world for a darn monitor or equivalent item. HOW DO I GET ONE O.O
Hi there! You can usually find them in furniture shops. It helps to invest a little in a shop to increase the inventory of items sold. You can also save-scum this; by making a save before you check the inventory of the seller. If the item you are searching for is not there, you can just load the save and try again. Hope it helps!
Excuse me, I was thinking about buying this game but I have a question, is it possible to have more than one territory at the same time?
@echoesinthevoid4663 Hi there! Yes, you can have multiple lands at the same time. Not only that but it is somewhat encouraged by the main story line and various benefits that come from different biomes. You can also choose to just ignore most of the base development in the game but as you might have seen in my videos it's one of the most interesting parts of the game for me. Hope it helps you make the right choice :)
Yes, you get a second one just from progressing story missions, and after that you can claim any wild territory you want with a land deed (they're expensive tho)
@@jhonangarthor Thank you for the explanation.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel I see, have you ever thought about making a series focused mainly on property development? Most people who make videos about this game never go into depth on this aspect.
Of course, I'm just suggesting an idea, if you don't feel comfortable with series, don't worry, your tutorials have been a great help so far.
How many days have passed for your guy?
774 but I have multiple saves
Fireproof potions, firstly, don't exist in Elin. Acidproof potions do, of course, but they're not used to acidproof your backpack either. Because... to start with, you can't. Acidproof potions can't be blended with containers, only gear. And secondly, why would you want to? Acid damage (e.g., from acid slimes) and acid traps don't target your backpack's contents at all, or even your backpack itself, but rather, your equipped gear. Nerun herself literally says as much when you get hit by acid damage for the first time (and your gear goes to -1).
Also, I have fireproof (simply from materials, like scale) backpacks already. Does this mean I haven't needed fireproof blankets since? Nope. Their charges still get consumed. Sure, you could argue that fireproofing your containers means that they're safe when you drop them on the floor and they don't get burnt by fire hounds or wyverns, but that's irrelevant to the current point. When they're in your inventory or when used, all items in them are independently subject to fire damage that only a fireproof blanket can prevent. Otherwise this fireproofing would completely obsolete them. Which is, again, impossible since fireproof potions don't exist. And fireproof containers themselves don't protect their contents when you're carrying them around (again, emphasizing the point).
This was incorrect info and it is absolutely on me. I have misunderstood one of the viewer's points. My sincere apologies!
I was under the impression that a mercury potion can fireproof items. I must have dreamt it (because it only acid proofs them). Before I was playing a lot with some of the material hammers so I have incorrectly assumed that potions may have a similar effect. Sorry for causing all the confusion and thank you for clarifying this.
You kinda sounds like codebullet :D
My first thought was Anomaly, when he began on UA-cam :D
u need 22k per 30 days as tax 😱😱😱😱
Don't worry it's not that bad :) I have requested to pay an extra 20k in taxes all by myself :) It is one of the ways that allows you to gain an additional 20 golden bars a month.
I guess just stack a billion posters on top of each other