What I find so compelling about Vintage Story, after years and years of Minecraft, is that one of the long term goals in Minecraft is to automate away all of the tasks so that you need not do them - while in Vintage Story, they've made the tasks engaging enough so that the act of doing them is rewarding in itself. And afterwards, the things you get out of it (a weapon after lots of forging, or a cellar full of food after a long growing season) are rewards *on top of* the enjoyment of engaging with the systems in the first place.
Love how much the Humble Abode resembles stone age/early bronze age house reconstructions i have seen. It really feels like you are advancing through the ages.
@@dialko2596 yeah you even have a very ancient gate design going on, i think i have seen it on old Irish ringforts but it's also described to be used by native Americans who lived in the forests of North America.
the house itself even looks like the ppl make in those survival videos, making the house out of logs and sticks, covering the walls in mud, then covering the roof with dry grass and branches
Also a hint that is good to know about this game if you do end up dying because we all do trust me, go into your settings and there is a minimap option as well as a coordinate sheet underneath the minimap and its got built in markers and other stuff like that ☕
@@dialko2596 I want to suggest you try playing this game in co-op. The experience is completely different, as if you are a small community in exile. I also recommend choosing the permadeath mode. And yes, if you play in co-op, I suggest setting the spawn radius to at least less than 100, otherwise you and the other players won't find each other. I'm glad you checked out this game, it's very atmospheric.
Fun video! A little tip I wanted to mention, holding an item in your off hand increases your hunger rate, so putting your torch away during the day will help your foraging and hunting last a bit longer. That was a rough spawn point on your first world, don't blame you for rerolling!
You did incredibly well for a first playthrough. Vintage Story quickly became one of my favourite games, it's basically all i wanted from a survival game, so glad more and more people are discovering it. There should be a new update coming pretty soon i belive, the game is constantly growing with a couple of big updates every year and the developers are always listening to the community.
I'm glad you are having a blast with VS! I REALLY love this game. The progression is a VERY slow burn and may not be to everyones tastes. The cool part about VS is how customizable it is so that can be changed with mods and ingame settings. I personally play with the primative tools mods and slightly more ore surface spawns to boost the early game. Anyways if you have any any questions about VS let me know! I'm happy to help where I can! Love the vids man!
It's awesome that you gave the game a shot! It's no joke when you say you're only scratching the surface, but I won't spoil anything. I can't wait to see another video!
Vintage Story is such a great game, glad you're having fun with it. :) You can see the "rift activity" (current rate of "portal" spawning) in the character menu (C by default). Tip: you get better food preservation by storing your containers away from sunlight, so moving your clay vessel inside should give you a bit more time on your foodstuffs. Eventually you will want to think about making a proper cellar (a specific room type, doesn't have to actually be underground), especially once your crops start to come in.
As someone who has been playing MC since beta, I’ve always wished I could forget everything and re-learn the game. I really enjoy exploring open world sandbox games, so I’m always looking for new ones to explore. Thanks for showing this off and I hope you play more of it!
glad youre playing VS! its been one of my favorite games for nearly a year now and its so much fun with friends. i think seeing you and mongster playing VS together would be my dream video lol
Dude I almost fell out my chair when you brought up stronghold lmao I fucking love that game and and the sequels are good to. Keep it up man enjoying the content.
Alright, I subscribed now that I'm invested in seeing where this newbie take on VS goes... I love your house, and suggest installing as much fencing & gates as you possibly can, to complement your lack of fighting abilities or fleeing abilities. Please continue this series for at least a while (if you want)
HELL YEAHHHHH I was just getting back into VS again and you have no clue how fast I clicked when I saw this. I would 100% watch a series on this from you.
A lot of people don't realize how good this game is yet, but I think it could get very popular once it gains traction. I watched this video the whole way through and would love to see more.
Damn Dialko, share more of those! I was looking into this game a few months ago and totally forgot about it, but it sure does look amazing, and a pretty fresh experience too. Loved the video
Oh boy, you’re going to love this. If you love old Minecraft, what you’ll enjoy is that every decision you make is valuable, and everything you get feels valuable. Nothing is trivial. You genuinely work for your progress, and you have to make hard decisions on what you will do, because there are real survival and progression tradeoffs for those early decisions. Enjoy it! Will definitely be watching.
Gotta say i agree with you on the stronghold comparison, around the iron age itll really start to remind you of it. I still hear that announcer when i need resources lol. Great video and i look forward to seeing you do more Vintage Story:D
Yes man keep going, I really liked this video and how you presented everything. There is so much more awesome stuff to get into in this game. It's worth it!
It's definitely not an easy game and can be tricky to grasp sometimes. But it is super satisfying, the mods are incredible and the runescape music fit this game so well! Really good choice :)
This game is absolutely wonderful, glad to see more people enjoying it and giving it some exposure. It originally was inspired by the Minecraft mod TerrafirmaCraft, it ran quite similar in its style but of course, Minecraft being what it is, is limited in it's modability and such. Thus having a whole separate engine specifically built for this and with modding in mind has created this wonderful game. There's really a lot to it, the metal progression currently reaches steel, there's some mechanics in place for mechanism like wind mills and some smithing automation/assistance. A couple useful tips for playing, well, 2 buttons really, is C for character and current world data, shows your temperature and what the local region is about. Second button is H, hover over any item and press it and it'll tell you what it's for and how to get it. Obviously you've already seem the guides in there too. Rest I'm happy to just leave you to figure out, seems you got the right idea on most of it.
Ever since I bought Vintage Story, I haven't played Minecraft. It doesn't scratch every itch that Minecraft does - redstone and command block engineers wouldn't be happy with the game at the moment and even builders would miss some features - but if you're looking for a blocky game about surviving, it doesn't get better than this. Although the best thing about VS, in my opinion, is the developers' relationship with their community - the modding support and the consistently high quality updates based on player feedback.
The spiritual successor to the original TerraFirmaCraft, and you're finally playing it! :) You could argue this's what Minecraft would've been if Mojang took the survival game route or if they did Notch's "Realism" gamemode idea. As much as I love this type of survival mode, I appreciate Minecraft as an ultimate sandbox more.
So a little context to this and to point out @3:30 this game wasn't just inspired by Minecraft it originally was a MineCraft mod called Vintagecraft. Then later became it's own standalone game.
@@dialko2596 fyi you can have minimap on top right of screen and set spawnpoints using temporal gears. The game will get less tedious the more you progress
if you ever find that napping and clayforming is giving you the omega carpel tunnel i would recommend the napster mod, it allows for an option to allow for automatic clay placement, napping and smithing, doesn't make it instant, just makes it less taxing on your wrist, especially if you are making a bunch of clay stuff. shingles are a nightmare without the mod.
great stuff really enjoyed seeing you play this. if you livestreams add the vod into the next parts even, or just leave them unedited, tbh would happily have this playing while working
VINTAGE STORY MENTIONED!!! I’ve been waiting for you to make a video on this game, it’s a seriously good time. Idec if you end up not liking it, I am going enjoy this video!
This was enjoyable to watch, exploring, taking baby steps into the unknown and especially the part where you get mauled by a bear out of the blue. It looks like Minecraft, but seems pretty different gameplaywise. I'm kind of wondering what the winter is like. Since the game is so focused on survival, I imagine that's where the going gets tough.
You make very nice videos at a baseline and I love watching people play vintage story ! I would never play the game myself, I don't think I would enjoy it but it is such a blast to watch :)
I remember hearing about vintage story because people on /v/ would spam threads about it and it really gave a bad taste in my mouth, but it looks pretty neat. I might try it sometime.
I think its helpful to start a new game frequently as part of the learning process for a game like this when you're new. It serves to reinforce your understanding of the basics.
nah. nothing wrong with starting over once or twice. but its not like you got limited time to play on a world. after you've been playing for 3 ingame years, you could be looking back on how in your first day you've been barely menaging to survive, looking for food, dying to wild animals and failing to grow crops. as now you are thriving, it feels more rewarding i at first cycled through like 3 worlds before settling down on one that i ended up having 200 hours in, but i mildly regret not staying in my first or second world.
I've seen it mentioned here and there, but this is the first time I actually click on one of the videos. Looks super cool, I spent a lot of money back in 2014-16 when survival games were going big looking for a game like this. Might just grab it.
@@myrtlemist checked out their website, no mention of Terrafirmacraft. They did work on the Vintagecraft mod for release 1.8 and one of them briefly worked on Hytale, but that's it.
@@myrtlemist 🤓actually, the devs from VS are the same from the mod VintageCraft, but then they realized that making mods for Minecraft is torture and decided to make their own game (which it's pretty inspired by TerrafirmaCraft, but it has differences, of course)
Great video. Lot of fun to see someone stumble through learning the basics haha. Hope you keep playing. I enjoyed watching quite a bit. Looking forward to you seeing some of the less cozy parts of the game. Would love to see your first reactions to some things. Something I would like to ask you to consider, is the music. As much as I love runescape music, I think the vintage story soundtrack is better for vintage story. It's really good. I'm not sure if you've disabled it and are playing RS over it as you play, or if it's an addition to the recording. I think the latter, but regardless. It might be good if you were to let your viewers hear the VS music, as well as the general ambient audio. I love them both, and think that they can stand on their own without needing another soundtrack over them. I just would hope that you'll consider the original audio. It will especially be good for anyone watching that isn't familiar with VS, as it could well be a selling point for them.
How looked my first game in vintage story Spawn, wandering around, die on hunger. Spawn, wandering around, trying to craft, die on hunger. Spawn, got basic food, eat bad mushrooms, die on poison. Spawn, finally got enough food. Actually read tutorial in game, and... Sudenly game is fun. Build little house. I have doors. Shelves etc. Portals appear. Monsters kill me. Spawn. Got back i to the house. Found my food is spoiled. Die on hunger. Spawn, got back. Cooked, trying pottery. Now i can cook proper food. Figured out i can preserve food. Figuring out if i burry vessels with food and actually use animal fat, that food can be preserved much much longer. now i have enough food. Starting first farm. Gathered bushes with berries. Winder is coming. That game is hard. It dont forgive mistakes. I was frustrated at start but now i actually love it. Now im forging. So, i RECOMMEND to read ingame tutorials.
would like seeing a full playthrough of this on your channel if there is an ending. if there isn't then just a showing of most of the game features through trial and error in stream or video form. Either way it seems like a really nice game all around.
This is pretty much one of, if not the, best game in the "minecraft-like" genre, including minecraft itself. This is what Minecraft should have been. Glad you're playing it. But yeah, that is a really terrible spawn lol.
I've never heard of this game before but it looks really cool it reminds of the RL Craft modpack for Minecraft, maybe it was a bit inspired by that. I'd def watch more of this from you.
Welcome to Vintage Story. It's simultaneously the most cozy, peaceful, calming game... And tense, dire and nerve-wracking. I can toss you my mod list if you really like. It's mostly just small add-ons, quality-of-life improvements... And something to stop drifters spawning inside your damn house during a storm because THAT is some BULLSH- If only it was possible to make them batter down your doors or something during a storm - make it really feel like a siege.
Excited to watch this video. I’ve seen a few people play this. How well does it run on your system? Does it feel like it runs pretty good compared to Minecraft Java?
What I find so compelling about Vintage Story, after years and years of Minecraft, is that one of the long term goals in Minecraft is to automate away all of the tasks so that you need not do them - while in Vintage Story, they've made the tasks engaging enough so that the act of doing them is rewarding in itself.
And afterwards, the things you get out of it (a weapon after lots of forging, or a cellar full of food after a long growing season) are rewards *on top of* the enjoyment of engaging with the systems in the first place.
I got an orgasm the first time I made a copper pickaxe and hammer
Love how much the Humble Abode resembles stone age/early bronze age house reconstructions i have seen. It really feels like you are advancing through the ages.
Yeah, I noticed that! My whole compound thing really feels like an early human settlement.
@@dialko2596 yeah you even have a very ancient gate design going on, i think i have seen it on old Irish ringforts but it's also described to be used by native Americans who lived in the forests of North America.
the house itself even looks like the ppl make in those survival videos, making the house out of logs and sticks, covering the walls in mud, then covering the roof with dry grass and branches
vintage story devs being fans of the channel is sick bro. Good stuff.
Also a hint that is good to know about this game if you do end up dying because we all do trust me, go into your settings and there is a minimap option as well as a coordinate sheet underneath the minimap and its got built in markers and other stuff like that ☕
Yes! I accidentally discovered the minimap way too late. I am now happily using it though
@@dialko2596 I want to suggest you try playing this game in co-op. The experience is completely different, as if you are a small community in exile. I also recommend choosing the permadeath mode. And yes, if you play in co-op, I suggest setting the spawn radius to at least less than 100, otherwise you and the other players won't find each other. I'm glad you checked out this game, it's very atmospheric.
Seeing Vintage Story on this channel is so surreal to me. Definitely keep going 🙏
Fun video! A little tip I wanted to mention, holding an item in your off hand increases your hunger rate, so putting your torch away during the day will help your foraging and hunting last a bit longer. That was a rough spawn point on your first world, don't blame you for rerolling!
Good to know, thanks!
You did incredibly well for a first playthrough. Vintage Story quickly became one of my favourite games, it's basically all i wanted from a survival game, so glad more and more people are discovering it. There should be a new update coming pretty soon i belive, the game is constantly growing with a couple of big updates every year and the developers are always listening to the community.
I'm glad you are having a blast with VS! I REALLY love this game.
The progression is a VERY slow burn and may not be to everyones tastes. The cool part about VS is how customizable it is so that can be changed with mods and ingame settings. I personally play with the primative tools mods and slightly more ore surface spawns to boost the early game.
Anyways if you have any any questions about VS let me know! I'm happy to help where I can!
Love the vids man!
I’m having a bad day today and this video genuinely helped, I really hope you continue Vintage Story
It's awesome that you gave the game a shot! It's no joke when you say you're only scratching the surface, but I won't spoil anything. I can't wait to see another video!
Vintage Story is such a great game, glad you're having fun with it. :)
You can see the "rift activity" (current rate of "portal" spawning) in the character menu (C by default).
Tip: you get better food preservation by storing your containers away from sunlight, so moving your clay vessel inside should give you a bit more time on your foodstuffs. Eventually you will want to think about making a proper cellar (a specific room type, doesn't have to actually be underground), especially once your crops start to come in.
As someone who has been playing MC since beta, I’ve always wished I could forget everything and re-learn the game. I really enjoy exploring open world sandbox games, so I’m always looking for new ones to explore. Thanks for showing this off and I hope you play more of it!
Please do more, loved watching every moment of the video! And listening to your thoughts was really interesting too
I just started playing the game a few days ago too and i've been LOVING IT. Its everything I wish Minecraft could be and more.
That Runescape OST running in the background bumped this up to an 11/10
glad youre playing VS! its been one of my favorite games for nearly a year now and its so much fun with friends. i think seeing you and mongster playing VS together would be my dream video lol
Dude I almost fell out my chair when you brought up stronghold lmao I fucking love that game and and the sequels are good to. Keep it up man enjoying the content.
Stronghold is the goat tbh
this series is something special in the making, please keep posting!
Alright, I subscribed now that I'm invested in seeing where this newbie take on VS goes... I love your house, and suggest installing as much fencing & gates as you possibly can, to complement your lack of fighting abilities or fleeing abilities.
Please continue this series for at least a while (if you want)
HELL YEAHHHHH I was just getting back into VS again and you have no clue how fast I clicked when I saw this.
I would 100% watch a series on this from you.
After watching a 5 minute rundown on gardening, I feel like an absolute pro
Im so happy that you are finally getting around to playing this masterpiece, also LOVE THE CONTENT!!!
i don't think i've been so immersed in a let's play in a looooong time
A lot of people don't realize how good this game is yet, but I think it could get very popular once it gains traction. I watched this video the whole way through and would love to see more.
It’s super addicting once you get to a certain stage
yeah, even though the game isnt even 20% complete (according to the devs)
looking forward to its future
Damn Dialko, share more of those! I was looking into this game a few months ago and totally forgot about it, but it sure does look amazing, and a pretty fresh experience too. Loved the video
Oh boy, you’re going to love this. If you love old Minecraft, what you’ll enjoy is that every decision you make is valuable, and everything you get feels valuable. Nothing is trivial. You genuinely work for your progress, and you have to make hard decisions on what you will do, because there are real survival and progression tradeoffs for those early decisions. Enjoy it! Will definitely be watching.
Holy shit I'm so glad you found Vintage Story! I love this game so so much and I sincerely hope you fall in love with it.
Basically the entire first year you roleplay as a Stark because the winter is coming.
(Upon watching further I see you already referenced that lol)
I never watch any Vintage Story playthrough but this was really great. You have a good calm voice and character.
This is giving similar vibes to when i first started playing Minecraft 😊 Learning how things work and exploring is fun!
Gotta say i agree with you on the stronghold comparison, around the iron age itll really start to remind you of it. I still hear that announcer when i need resources lol. Great video and i look forward to seeing you do more Vintage Story:D
Yes man keep going, I really liked this video and how you presented everything. There is so much more awesome stuff to get into in this game. It's worth it!
I like how calm ur videos are, I always watch them while drawing, thank u for makin them and I'm glad that I found ur channel :)
It's definitely not an easy game and can be tricky to grasp sometimes. But it is super satisfying, the mods are incredible and the runescape music fit this game so well! Really good choice :)
This game is absolutely wonderful, glad to see more people enjoying it and giving it some exposure.
It originally was inspired by the Minecraft mod TerrafirmaCraft, it ran quite similar in its style but of course, Minecraft being what it is, is limited in it's modability and such. Thus having a whole separate engine specifically built for this and with modding in mind has created this wonderful game. There's really a lot to it, the metal progression currently reaches steel, there's some mechanics in place for mechanism like wind mills and some smithing automation/assistance.
A couple useful tips for playing, well, 2 buttons really, is C for character and current world data, shows your temperature and what the local region is about. Second button is H, hover over any item and press it and it'll tell you what it's for and how to get it. Obviously you've already seem the guides in there too.
Rest I'm happy to just leave you to figure out, seems you got the right idea on most of it.
Ever since I bought Vintage Story, I haven't played Minecraft. It doesn't scratch every itch that Minecraft does - redstone and command block engineers wouldn't be happy with the game at the moment and even builders would miss some features - but if you're looking for a blocky game about surviving, it doesn't get better than this. Although the best thing about VS, in my opinion, is the developers' relationship with their community - the modding support and the consistently high quality updates based on player feedback.
I’d love to see more of this!! Such a comforting vid
The spiritual successor to the original TerraFirmaCraft, and you're finally playing it! :)
You could argue this's what Minecraft would've been if Mojang took the survival game route or if they did Notch's "Realism" gamemode idea. As much as I love this type of survival mode, I appreciate Minecraft as an ultimate sandbox more.
Really enjoyed this video, very laidback. Might give that game a shot.
Warm greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱.
So a little context to this and to point out @3:30 this game wasn't just inspired by Minecraft it originally was a MineCraft mod called Vintagecraft. Then later became it's own standalone game.
Love the nature aspect of this game, great vid
Loving the series so far!
I really hope you continue this as a series! I love your commentary and VS is one of my fav games
Oh yo, this is the greatest game ever, glad you're trying it
ye i love vintage story too
@@Btmodz wait a minute…
@@dialko2596 fyi you can have minimap on top right of screen and set spawnpoints using temporal gears. The game will get less tedious the more you progress
if you ever find that napping and clayforming is giving you the omega carpel tunnel i would recommend the napster mod, it allows for an option to allow for automatic clay placement, napping and smithing, doesn't make it instant, just makes it less taxing on your wrist, especially if you are making a bunch of clay stuff. shingles are a nightmare without the mod.
I love that you use classic runescape music. Very fitting
A story that is vintage
Great vid 👍 would love to see more
I had no idea Vintage Story was such a pretty & complexed game. It's like Minecraft on steroids.
great stuff really enjoyed seeing you play this. if you livestreams add the vod into the next parts even, or just leave them unedited, tbh would happily have this playing while working
Yes, thinking of streaming the game and then maybe editing vids into another video like this
@@dialko2596 would be great! wouldnt want to miss out on the content🤗
VINTAGE STORY MENTIONED!!! I’ve been waiting for you to make a video on this game, it’s a seriously good time. Idec if you end up not liking it, I am going enjoy this video!
This was very entertaining to watch! Felt somehow cozy, like watching those "survive in the woods" videos)
Really cool to see your choices in things to do! Cant wait to try the game myself
This was enjoyable to watch, exploring, taking baby steps into the unknown and especially the part where you get mauled by a bear out of the blue.
It looks like Minecraft, but seems pretty different gameplaywise.
I'm kind of wondering what the winter is like. Since the game is so focused on survival, I imagine that's where the going gets tough.
Yes please play more of it, its so cozy to watch
you have no idea how happy this makes me lol
You make very nice videos at a baseline and I love watching people play vintage story ! I would never play the game myself, I don't think I would enjoy it but it is such a blast to watch :)
More VS with Dialko, pls! Love your vids, they're very entertaining and relaxing, keep em coming!
I remember hearing about vintage story because people on /v/ would spam threads about it and it really gave a bad taste in my mouth, but it looks pretty neat. I might try it sometime.
I think its helpful to start a new game frequently as part of the learning process for a game like this when you're new. It serves to reinforce your understanding of the basics.
nah. nothing wrong with starting over once or twice. but its not like you got limited time to play on a world.
after you've been playing for 3 ingame years, you could be looking back on how in your first day you've been barely menaging to survive, looking for food, dying to wild animals and failing to grow crops. as now you are thriving, it feels more rewarding
i at first cycled through like 3 worlds before settling down on one that i ended up having 200 hours in, but i mildly regret not staying in my first or second world.
Yay! Dialko is playing Vintage Story! Dude, this is one of the best games I've ever played.
This game looks so sick! Definitely planning on getting it myself!
Awesome video and game! Please continue this series!!
I've seen it mentioned here and there, but this is the first time I actually click on one of the videos. Looks super cool, I spent a lot of money back in 2014-16 when survival games were going big looking for a game like this. Might just grab it.
Great video, very cool seeing this game get more attenion. ❤
Wow this game looks cool. Would love to see more videos or streams from you on this game!
I've also been curious about this game. It draws heavy inspiration from the Minecraft mod 'TerrafirmaCraft'.
It’s really fun if you like that sorta thing
I am pretty sure its made by same people behind TerrafirmaCraft. They explain their background and intentions on the vintage story website.
@@myrtlemist checked out their website, no mention of Terrafirmacraft. They did work on the Vintagecraft mod for release 1.8 and one of them briefly worked on Hytale, but that's it.
@@myrtlemist 🤓actually, the devs from VS are the same from the mod VintageCraft, but then they realized that making mods for Minecraft is torture and decided to make their own game (which it's pretty inspired by TerrafirmaCraft, but it has differences, of course)
@@rogerdecks Ah, thanks for the correction, I guess I misremembered it!
Welp, I'm hooked. Looking forward to the next episode! I gotta get this game
Haha. Really enjoyed this video. Just started playing this game with my girlfriend and it's a wonderful game.
You have such a relaxed tone and are perfect for videos like this.
What a cool game. Will check it out when it's finished
when youre prepping for winter you can seal a crock with wax or fat to make it last around a year iirc, well over a year if you store it in a cellar
bro everytime I hear that runescape song I feel so nostalgic
Nice one, listening to good old songs while watching new game played :3
lovely runescape tunes :3 very fitting for this cozy game
Please make this a series!
Great video. Lot of fun to see someone stumble through learning the basics haha.
Hope you keep playing. I enjoyed watching quite a bit. Looking forward to you seeing some of the less cozy parts of the game. Would love to see your first reactions to some things.
Something I would like to ask you to consider, is the music. As much as I love runescape music, I think the vintage story soundtrack is better for vintage story. It's really good. I'm not sure if you've disabled it and are playing RS over it as you play, or if it's an addition to the recording. I think the latter, but regardless. It might be good if you were to let your viewers hear the VS music, as well as the general ambient audio. I love them both, and think that they can stand on their own without needing another soundtrack over them. I just would hope that you'll consider the original audio. It will especially be good for anyone watching that isn't familiar with VS, as it could well be a selling point for them.
i love your videos Dialko they make me sleepy
How looked my first game in vintage story
Spawn, wandering around, die on hunger.
Spawn, wandering around, trying to craft, die on hunger.
Spawn, got basic food, eat bad mushrooms, die on poison.
Spawn, finally got enough food. Actually read tutorial in game, and...
Sudenly game is fun. Build little house. I have doors. Shelves etc.
Portals appear. Monsters kill me.
Spawn. Got back i to the house. Found my food is spoiled. Die on hunger.
Spawn, got back. Cooked, trying pottery. Now i can cook proper food. Figured out i can preserve food.
Figuring out if i burry vessels with food and actually use animal fat, that food can be preserved much much longer. now i have enough food. Starting first farm. Gathered bushes with berries.
Winder is coming.
That game is hard. It dont forgive mistakes. I was frustrated at start but now i actually love it. Now im forging.
So, i RECOMMEND to read ingame tutorials.
If you are interested in another minecraft “spinoffs” than I recommend you the Survivalcraft
This kinda gives me minecraft meets daggerfall type of vibe. Seems like an interesting game so far.
great video! i love long videos, thanks!
Loving this game.
judeau profile picture AND vintage story?
wowie
would like seeing a full playthrough of this on your channel if there is an ending. if there isn't then just a showing of most of the game features through trial and error in stream or video form. Either way it seems like a really nice game all around.
This is pretty much one of, if not the, best game in the "minecraft-like" genre, including minecraft itself.
This is what Minecraft should have been.
Glad you're playing it.
But yeah, that is a really terrible spawn lol.
This game is pretty fun, I have it.
Good Minecraft alternative since survival craft.😎👍
This is the game. You've found it!
I've never heard of this game before but it looks really cool it reminds of the RL Craft modpack for Minecraft, maybe it was a bit inspired by that. I'd def watch more of this from you.
I heavily vibe with this! I didn't know this game existed.
If you ever get lost again the game has a built-in map which you can add waypoints to
New vid after 1 month? :0 Also, I've been watching Dialko's old vids and really want a Part 4 to his Zelda series a long time ago.
22:00 wouldn't say annoying but... Watching on phone leads to me eeeing just inventory bar and occasional gray pixel in sea of black lmao
YES VINTAGE STORY IS A VERY GOOD GAME YES
Welcome to Vintage Story. It's simultaneously the most cozy, peaceful, calming game... And tense, dire and nerve-wracking.
I can toss you my mod list if you really like. It's mostly just small add-ons, quality-of-life improvements... And something to stop drifters spawning inside your damn house during a storm because THAT is some BULLSH-
If only it was possible to make them batter down your doors or something during a storm - make it really feel like a siege.
New viewer here, please play more of this game :)
ps: I can't wait to see your reaction to some of the later stuff hehe
Ain't no way you played vintage story!
Yes way dude!
LETSSS GOOOOOO 🗣️🗣️ Incredibly underappreciated game
Excited to watch this video. I’ve seen a few people play this. How well does it run on your system? Does it feel like it runs pretty good compared to Minecraft Java?
any chance for a complete series? was enjoying the whole hour🙂