Valheim - Blind longplay - Chapter 1 - Episode 83
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2024
- 'King checks Queen, impatience rewarded, and the core of the issue. What a crazy few days!
Be mindful that I'd like to experience as much of this fresh as possible. No spoilers please.
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- I'm doing something wrong.
- I could be doing something better.
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- They spoil the surprise or joy of discovery.
- They're about things I haven't seen, unlocked, or otherwise shouldn't know about yet.
- Finding out the hard way seems like more fun ;)
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35:25 Big skulls are rare...mine them as soon as possible. The upper cut on Frosnter is very useful on different levels of attack. The number of cores you got is awesome!
I'm pretty sure you have a bunch of feathers wandering around your backyard! 😉
Indeed I do, but I need to set them up properly first…😉
Quality of Life Tip (2):
I like to aim my throwing point by blocking and using that to give direction.
I used the iron found in the mistlands to build a stone cutter and break down the marble buildings for fast resources
This. You can very nearly fill a blackmetal chest just by breaking down all the marble from a mine's surface building.
Blondie, forget Valheim, given your luck, just buy a single lotto ticket and retire once you’ve won the jackpot! 😂😂😂. Finding the Queen location as your first structure….! And that dungeon was insane dude, seriously!
In terms of events we’re not going to speak of, even when you’re doing everything right you can get tagged through no real fault of your own, and the game, mistlands specifically, can be very unforgiving if you’re not playing with due caution.
Great fun to watch, looking forward to the next 👍👍
That was a stroke of luck alright.
Mistlands isn’t difficult per se, but I’m seeing that you need to pay more attention to fighting on even ground and picking good spots for battle. And not catching attacks with your face.
Las Cucarachas have been in the player select the whole time. =) There are actually two of them.
And I only just noticed them 😂
26:56 That's awesome you instinctively dodge rolled to shake the tick. I've see veteran players that didn't know that trick and took me a while to figure that out! That will probably save you life at some point. 42:52 Great sequence! 59:29 Such language!! My virgin ears!! Welcome to life in the Mistlands, I bet you will need a bar of soap by the end. 🤘🤘
I’ve seen the clinger enemy trope before and the player hasn’t been forced to use dodge up to this point so it made sense.
I reckon there’ll be liberal use of boss powers in this biome 😂
Wow.... I have quite a few hours into Valheim and never knew you could dodge roll to shake ticks... thanks!
Chicken eggs do not need to be very close to the fire, and the stone slabs do not transfer the heat. If I remember correctly, the active radius of the fire is 10 m (five 2m floor pieces). There are two conditions that must be met to hatch the eggs. You've got only one of them (fire) in that corner of the enclosure. And, yes, can confirm what Trengilly says that most players die a lot, that's nothing to worry about. And that was a 1* seeker too - a creature one should respect at least a bit - which you did not. Anyway, that was an insane infected mine with incredible quantities of stuff - both creatures and loot. 14 dark cores! I've had some mines without any cores, and then many with a single core or may be a couple. Once I got 10, but that was one such inf. mine out of many. In my last world I just gave up any hope to get even 5 after 6 mines that gave me altogether 19 sealbreaker fragments but... only 3 dark cores. You were insanely lucky in this episode.
Take the good with the bad. Sometimes we get lucky, sometimes not so much.
I think I have chickens figured now, though probably only a wild storm away from second-guessing that 🤣
The fact that you found the mistlands boss… almost right away, is outrageous… makes up for your plains tho :)
great luck indeed!!
Not what I expected for an intro to the new biome 😂
@@Blondefire_HeyBlondie Very lucky... also the amount of cores you found right away...
Well that's putting the cart before the horse eh? Now all you have to do is find/produce everything there is to get back there and get in; and yes the little side door is/was always there (boarded up). You are the first one I've seen break down the wall to get in!
Apparently there are many surprises here. I’m really looking forward to more mistlands.
More toys, more trophies, more recipes and a boss location, not a bad session,
even if you did let your impatience get the better of you.
1:17:22 I believe those picks are referring to popular fantasy trope that most dwarven mines meet their end, when they dig too deep and too greedily,
like the unleashing of the Balrog in the Mines of Moria, in LotR.
T’was quite the haul.
That would make sense, although it would be cool if you could save them (I’m sure you probably can, I’m just stumbling through 😋).
The Arbalest is a really interesting weapon. It has a number of unique roles, I think they did a great job designing it.
1) Its great for players who haven't developed their bow skills . . . and suddenly discover they need to be able to kill flying monsters! It doesn't take any particular skill (player or character!) to use effectively.
2) Works well as an alpha strike weapon for melee builds that don't focus on ranged combat much.
3) Excellent as a supplemental weapon in builds due to the zero stamina usage.
But for a regular ranged build, if your bow skills are good (and Blondie's are!) than I find bows better for general use.
I wouldn’t mind taking it for a long spin. I’ll probably end up defaulting to the bow, but the arbalest is pretty fun to use so far.
@@Blondefire_HeyBlondie I hope wherever you're going on vacation, they allow arbalests!
Haven’t seen any so far, but the bow is certainly fair game 😁
You complete, utter, jammy barsteward. I mean it. LOL. I have searched for a month ingame to find that queen. I still haven't found it and along you come and the VERY FIRST structure you find it. Karmic chance can lick the bottom of my left foot after I have stepped into some manure.
Steaming jealousy aside, well done on finding it. Take it from me it can be very hard to find. A little tip for your next dungeon trawl...Sledge time.
Excellent video as always. Thank you for uploading it.
😂🤣
I had a feeling as soon as I saw the glowing runes that it’d be something special 😁
Apparently there’s much more to discover so still plenty of work left to do in mistlands.
- Yeah, that sequence of events ought to be statistically impossible.. First Boss spawn, then a shocking amount of cores. I have seen larger mines but never one with more than five or so cores in them. The Allfather smiles upon you!
- Quality of life improvemnets (these are not needed with your skill level but nice to have the options): The spinning attack of the Atgeir is good for both dislodging and dispatching ticks. The sledge is good too.
The infested mines are the spots where those ooze bombs may come in handy for softening up and/or killing the littler foes that await behind barriers. Like in that instance when you tried to shoot the head of the seeker soldier clipping through the barrier. Just chuck a few bombs or use the sledge (that last option though will take down the barrier after a few swings).
Ooze bombs, I almost forgot they existed 😅
Don't feel bad about dying . . you are doing amazingly well. Most first time players die 30+ times (some well over 100). You've died, what, 4 times?
My current playthrough - on the public test server for the new biome I've died 6 times:
1) Got yeeted off a mountain by a golem and died from the fall
2) Was building my base and forgot to eat . . . fell off the roof and died 🙄
3) 3rd death was fighting the Mistlands Queen
Other three deaths are in the new biome . . . its brutal! 😯 But super fun! They outdid themselves.
Nr 2 - the most common death for me. A couple of times in each game.
Cheers. That one was just unnecessary, both because I could/should have avoided it, and the frost effect didn’t seem to slow the creature’s final attack. The maneuvering and hit detection definitely feels off in this biome, more so than others because of the verticality. I swear there’s also some weird hit detection when fighting around the organic matter too, there were a couple of hits which felt as though they should have landed because we were on flat ground, the only difference being swung across the goop. It’s something I’ll need to be very aware of now.
Oh man, it’s so easy to lose track of the food meter when you’re deep into base improvements. 😂
Can’t wait for ashlands!
Holy cow, you got 14 black cores out of ONE infested mine? I guess the game is listening when you say you are feeling impatient.
Apparently 14 in one mine is a good thing 😋
I swear it felt like I pulled out half as much while I was going through.
So much progress! Troubles aside, I absolutely cannot believe your luck. Not only did you immediately find a Queen spawn, but your first mine had 11 black cores and a ton of other loot.
It's saying something that this is still barely scratching the surface of the biome's secrets. Worry not, there's loads left to discover. :)
That infested mine was ridiculous! I've never seen so many cores. They seem to usually average just 2. Blondie actually got 14 cores from that one!
@@trengilly01 I'm pretty sure that's the most I've ever seen from one mine as well over I don't know how many playthroughs. Hell, my first ML playthrough it took me some weeks to find a fifth core because of shitty worldgen RNG.
I think the recent dungeon tweaks caused this. My last playthrough I had to visit at least 7 dungeons to get all the cores I needed. My current playthough, first burial chamber I visited had like 14 surtling cores in various rooms. I had never seen that before either. It seems like they may be trying to adjust to get new people to new content (Ashlands) faster.
Cheers!
I was shocked to stumble on the boss spawn, that was unexpected but welcome.
I hope that mine isn’t indicative of what’s to come, it was loaded to the brim with beasties.
I’m expecting camps/outposts of our new little friends, plus there’s the root resource to mine. And many others I’m sure 😉
@trengilly01 Being completely oblivious to the luck is like salt in the wound 😂
1:00:17 So I can't bite my tongue any longer, and don't mean to be a back seat viking. But...don't wait till your food timers tick down. Once your food starts flashing its "half digested" and you can then eat. From flashing on the food starts to degrade considerably in it's buffs. There is a formula here, but suffice to say you are severely limiting your survivability. You can see that after you ate you went from 108 health to over 170. The bugs in ML, even when fully geared and best food, can take you down to zero health in a few hits and no stam usually = death. I know you are trying to conserve resources but you don't appear to have a resource problem and you are at the current endgame zone so don't skimp on food. Just a friendly suggestion, take it or leave it.
What I was told was that food can be ‘replaced’ when the countdown reaches 2 minutes. Is that not true? Anything else is merely an oversight/caught up in the game (which happens a lot 😋).
Negative. Once it flashes ... You can eat. Either the same food or a replacement. Or if you want to erase it all .. "bukeberries" 😂
Interesting. I’ll try that next time.
Chicken Farm Hint: You purchased an item from Hildir that is great for chicken coups. There are also other sources of warmth that wont ignite your chickens :)
He already has it. he just hasn't figured out how to build/use it yet! 😉
@@trengilly01 Yeah I saw him buy them and transport them hehe One of the problems of having too much stuff 😂
I did build it in a previous ep, briefly, then broke it down again. As for using it, it looks mostly cosmetic, no contextual actions that I could see.
@@Blondefire_HeyBlondie You use the iron pit from Hildir to craft a Firepit Iron . . . a raised campfire that provides heat and light. Its elevated so chickens can't walk into it and unlike a regular campfire you can build it on wood surfaces
This 👆 and of all the Hildir items it's one of the best for these reasons... And it looks cool as well