sleep didnt work for me, i woke up this afternoon(i was awake until 7 am, dont ask) and it was playing...2 hours later....uhh... i ended up downloading it
I actually enjoy watching him try to learn a game whilst being entertaining and thereby losing the thread of the video game and getting stuck.. but whatever floats his boat, I just enjoy the content for some scorny reason
@@dustybeta4055 I love Vinny bumbling his way through a new game, but sometimes taking the time to understand the mechanics can actually make the game more enjoyable and by proxy the stream/video.
When the person asked for a potion to help put out fires in the field and house, my first thought was "oh yeah sure, just use a water potion"... but then I realized that a water potion would probably just a be a vial filled with water... and then I realized that would be hilarious if you could sell that.
My little nephew was playing this. He had me help him with some of the words to figure out what kind of potion some of the customers wanted. He didn't seem to consider some of the shadier requests that caused his shop to lose a little reputation for giving the customer what they wanted, but he was having fun. Kind of an exploration mechanic with the "map" of potion effects along with a little deductive reasoning in both effectively getting the effects you want and figuring out how to fulfill the requests. And maybe resource management, though I'm not sure if there's some time limit or anything that'd make that very important.
I’ve not played since the full release, but there was no time pressure, which made for a pleasantly chill experience. Definitely some resource management, as you only get a few random ingredients from your garden each day and whatever you can get if a merchant comes by
@@polocatfan Unless it was an old version, you were losing popularity, not reputation. As far as I'm aware, you can't easily gauge Reputation. That being said reputation currently affects nothing.
@@Technature7567 In the current release, there's a number representing your reputation and another representing popularity. Refusing requests always results in a loss of popularity (the amount lost increases based on what your popularity ranking is). Reputation is more complicated. There are three kinds of requests: Good, Neutral, and Evil. Good and Evil are pretty self-explanatory, Neutral are harder to spot and in my experience, relatively rare. For Good requests, you gain reputation for fulfilling them and lose reputation for refusing. The opposite for Evil requests. Neutral requests don't seem to affect your reputation. There's no real penalty for having your reputation be too high or too low, it just changes your clients. If you have high reputation, you get more clients with Good requests, which tend to require certain kinds of potions, and vice versa for low reputation. It seems like staying closer to neutral is beneficial to keeping a more balanced set of ingredients, but it's up to how you want to play. There are achievements for hitting highs and lows for reputation.
This game is great, I brew a potion with charm 3 and libido 2 and called it Giga viagra, it sells for over 300 gs. Also watching the first minutes of vin trying to remember the tutorial gives me agita
The potion renaming is easily the best feature in this game IMO, I made a sleep 3 potion and rename it "Literally Rohypnol", a 3 explosion and 2 light potion and called it "Nuclear Bomb", and my favorite, 3 poison and toughskin "Instant Skin Cancer"
This was a weirdly satisfying watch. Hope Vinny plays more of this in the future. I initially put it on as a sleepy time stream and I became as intrigued as he did.
Vinny, there is a Karma system in this game. You get different clientele depending on your karma. Help more good people and heroes and knights visit the shop. Help out thieves and murderers and evil necromancers and warlocks start showing up.
'Hey brah, yeah. Lemme mix you up a totally bro-tastic potion so you can swoon those wenches, my brah.' Californian Mixologist Dude-brah would make a great salesman for Vinny's shop; "Vine's Sauces".
When Binny tried to smash two herbs together I was like "yo dude what are you doing", but few moments pasts and he already making an acid. Incredible. Pure chaos energy. Btw, best dwarf voice ever.
The best way of making dosh in Elder Scrolls - Alchemy. Ah yes, the "Gatorade Scam" as I nicknamed it (even know it has nothing to do with Gatorade, lol), where you mash nothing but cheap fruit and vegetables and stick it in a bottle, and sell it for vastly inflated prices, especially with higher alchemy skill. Reminds me of the "Bottled water scam" from Fallout 4.
Fallout 3 is about finding your father who was trying to mass purify water in a post apocalyptic wasteland and Fallout 4 is about being a purified water salesman and rebuilding society thanks to the events of 3, it was Todds original vision but Zenimax made him tack on a story about finding your son. My uncle works at Bethesda
Sorry for resurrecting an old comment, but the whole “boilsome random plants you found in your yard with water and put in a bottle, name it something fancy and overcharge for it” thing seems like how the “herbal supplements” are made in the real world, too. “This is Dr Fakename’s Elixir, it cures baldness, and will make you super hot in 3 days, just trust me bro” kind of thing.
Yeah, Mr. Sauce. Yeah, ALCHEMY Honestly this looks like an interesting and relaxing game, might try it out. The map mechanic representing your experimenting with potions is a neat idea.
26:22 Haha, because in the universe of the Witcher young boys are subject to extremely painful mutations to make them stronger and able to consume extremely toxic potions.
Could already tell there's more to this game that Vinny glossed over. The most obvious thing being the bad customers who want to use your potions for crimes negatively affecting you, or that it looks like you could just lie to people by slapping a different label on a potion.
Another thing is that he seems to always grind up the ingredients to the max, without considering what the best position for the destination is (the "X"), or taking advantage of the portals. You can easily make a level 3 Strength potion with just ONE fully ground up mudshroom, if you mix the potion just close enough to the portal's hitbox, then activate it with the fire. It'll teleport you, while still giving you enough to reach the effect's center.
Having just played Potionomics not too long ago (I recommend it btw. It is a really well made game), it's really interesting seeing how this and Potiononics can have similar mechanics and still be so completely different from each other.
Donno if it matters but I went out and bought this game after watching 20 minutes of this video. And by went out, I mean I stayed in and clicked on the steam icon and searched for it and then found out it was on sale and fuckin bought it with my hard earned moneys. thank you very much... Vinny.
I'm about 5 hours in (day 18) and it doesn't seem like you can use a *finished* potion as an ingredient. However, if you save a recipe, you can continue a brew from it and then navigate to another effect, like adding 2 levels of Stoneskin to a recipe for a 3-level Strength potion. Don't think there's been an upgrade for the garden just yet, though the game does have a screen saying that merchants will sell different alchemy equipment eventually. Could be a mid- or late-game thing.
So when does Vinny make the robertson expansion potion, or the bempis enlongener potion, or the SPEEN potion, or the glitch potion, or the corruption potion. or the Cheap Cuns Potion.
Wanted to like it, even had it wishlisted after the demo a while back. The random nature of the supply sellers screwed me over some times and left me dead in the water without basic ingredients. The novelty of "sailing a sea" of effects would make a great crafting minigame for an RPG, but it wore off as a main mechanic eventually. Maybe I was in a bad spot when I constantly couldn't use my recipes due to low supplies.
It did feel worrying at the early days since there's so little at first, but after going for the harder haggling options I always had plenty of money to buy a TON of ingredients. Still, there were times I was running low on something for a basic potion or two. Best you can do is just reach the effect with a different route, even if it's not as effective.
This reminds me of the hours I spent doing that little alchemy minigame in the thaumcraft 4 beta version for minecraft. I'm actually kind of disappointed they made it easier in the final release.
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I like how the achievement for creating a tier 3 potion is called "I need only your strongest potions"
They knew
It would've been weird if they didn't reference that video.
So many close call of tier 3
tfw you can't handle the potion seller's strongest potions
@@DS-ib8ih They aren't fit for a beast, let alone a man
I appreciate Vinny taking off-screen time to learn a game so we the viewers can enjoy a smooth video experience while I sleep.
sleep didnt work for me, i woke up this afternoon(i was awake until 7 am, dont ask) and it was playing...2 hours later....uhh... i ended up downloading it
@@Knox420 scorn
I actually enjoy watching him try to learn a game whilst being entertaining and thereby losing the thread of the video game and getting stuck.. but whatever floats his boat, I just enjoy the content for some scorny reason
@@dustybeta4055 I love Vinny bumbling his way through a new game, but sometimes taking the time to understand the mechanics can actually make the game more enjoyable and by proxy the stream/video.
When the person asked for a potion to help put out fires in the field and house, my first thought was "oh yeah sure, just use a water potion"... but then I realized that a water potion would probably just a be a vial filled with water... and then I realized that would be hilarious if you could sell that.
'Potion of Hydration' is now my preferred way of refering to bottled water lmao
They do, they're about 1-2 dollars at the gas station.
Nestlé would like a word with you
Homeopathy
[insert joke here about the price of water bottles at airports]
*"You can't handle my strongest potions."*
>only has a weak healing potion
>sells it anyways
>refuses to elaborate
Fake it 'til you make it
Well, he DID say they can't handle the stronger potions.
its a meme
"a strong a fast acting potion" dyslexia is a hell of a drug
no he's just italian
him not noticing it was poison almost made me wish chat was there to obnoxiously correct him
almost
VINE SELLER! I NEED YOUR STRONGEST VINEBOOM
YOU CAN'T HANDLE MY STRONGEST VINEBOOM
MY VINEBOOM ISN'T FIT FOR A SCOOT LET ALONE A MAN!
Ok
*Insert Vineboom sfx here*
MY VINEBOOMS ARE TOO STRONG FOR YOU TRAVELLER (vineboom) (vineboom) (vineboom)
My little nephew was playing this.
He had me help him with some of the words to figure out what kind of potion some of the customers wanted.
He didn't seem to consider some of the shadier requests that caused his shop to lose a little reputation for giving the customer what they wanted, but he was having fun.
Kind of an exploration mechanic with the "map" of potion effects along with a little deductive reasoning in both effectively getting the effects you want and figuring out how to fulfill the requests.
And maybe resource management, though I'm not sure if there's some time limit or anything that'd make that very important.
I’ve not played since the full release, but there was no time pressure, which made for a pleasantly chill experience.
Definitely some resource management, as you only get a few random ingredients from your garden each day and whatever you can get if a merchant comes by
I've gotten reputation losses from avoiding shady requests so I don't know what the game wants at times.
@@polocatfan Unless it was an old version, you were losing popularity, not reputation. As far as I'm aware, you can't easily gauge Reputation.
That being said reputation currently affects nothing.
@@Technature7567 In the current release, there's a number representing your reputation and another representing popularity. Refusing requests always results in a loss of popularity (the amount lost increases based on what your popularity ranking is).
Reputation is more complicated. There are three kinds of requests: Good, Neutral, and Evil. Good and Evil are pretty self-explanatory, Neutral are harder to spot and in my experience, relatively rare. For Good requests, you gain reputation for fulfilling them and lose reputation for refusing. The opposite for Evil requests. Neutral requests don't seem to affect your reputation.
There's no real penalty for having your reputation be too high or too low, it just changes your clients. If you have high reputation, you get more clients with Good requests, which tend to require certain kinds of potions, and vice versa for low reputation. It seems like staying closer to neutral is beneficial to keeping a more balanced set of ingredients, but it's up to how you want to play. There are achievements for hitting highs and lows for reputation.
I really like giving the bald guy a potion of sleep and wild growth. He wakes up, and has a full head of hair!!
There are some customer requests to grow their hair which can be satisfied with a wild growth potion
"Potion of Rip Van Winkle"
genuinely love how instead of grinding the ingredients vinny just pulps them with the pestle until theyre dust
You are too powerful for Vinny’s strongest potions.
finally vinny can make these blood potions he always talks about when playing fromsoft games
Thank you Knox, very engaging
Joel: "We always referred to healing potions in games as "The Blood""
@@chrislaezur730 Kid is desperate for them views I tell ya what.
Really hope vin continues this. Thought itd be great backjground sound but just ended up watching him
Vinny, I am going into battle and I need your strongest potions.
This game is great, I brew a potion with charm 3 and libido 2 and called it Giga viagra, it sells for over 300 gs.
Also watching the first minutes of vin trying to remember the tutorial gives me agita
The potion renaming is easily the best feature in this game IMO, I made a sleep 3 potion and rename it "Literally Rohypnol", a 3 explosion and 2 light potion and called it "Nuclear Bomb", and my favorite, 3 poison and toughskin "Instant Skin Cancer"
It's not Giga Viagra until you add the Enlargement effect to the mix. I called my Charm and Libido potion "Divorce Repellant" instead.
@@Setupthemabomb I saw someone make an atom bomb with 3 explosion, 1 fire, and 1 light
Strongest vineblinds in a while got damnnnnn. Checking every potion saved except wild growth. killed me
I'm glad he checked this game out, I figured this would be a nice little meditative title that Vinny would enjoy.
potion SELLER
And I require your strongest potions.
@@DenisChainGuy My potions are too strong for you, traveler.
@@RF-Ataraxia *please* potion seller
"I don't know if I love it."
Proceeds to play it for 2 hours
watching him use two ingredients at once is hurting my soul
Only 1 gets consumed
@@Xperto_ Thankfully, though he's still wasting time for no reason doing it.
im more bothered by him haggling at the easiest level for a long while
This was a weirdly satisfying watch. Hope Vinny plays more of this in the future. I initially put it on as a sleepy time stream and I became as intrigued as he did.
I really love the art style in this game
Vinny, there is a Karma system in this game. You get different clientele depending on your karma. Help more good people and heroes and knights visit the shop. Help out thieves and murderers and evil necromancers and warlocks start showing up.
How vile, all people are welcome in my shop. -Quark
'Hey brah, yeah. Lemme mix you up a totally bro-tastic potion so you can swoon those wenches, my brah.'
Californian Mixologist Dude-brah would make a great salesman for Vinny's shop; "Vine's Sauces".
he has a name you know (briqam)
You cannot handle my potions! You'd better go to a streamer that sells WEAKER POTIONS!
This was an oddly satisfying video. Calming, and I love it. More plz.
There's a dude who always walks in and says he gonna beat up a rich guy so he needs a strength potion. I brew him a tier 3 every time.
Loved that, won’t mind a part 2. Lovely mushroom man
34:01 The man wanted poison btw. Not "potion" - "poison".
When Binny tried to smash two herbs together I was like "yo dude what are you doing", but few moments pasts and he already making an acid. Incredible. Pure chaos energy.
Btw, best dwarf voice ever.
Fast acting _POISON,_ blindyot, not potion
Vinny refusing to say nigredo was very funny
Nigredo
Nothing happened to me
@@drantigon Hello this is the Nigredo police, we received a Nigredo report.
then he turned himself into a pestle
funniest shit I've ever seen
The best way of making dosh in Elder Scrolls - Alchemy. Ah yes, the "Gatorade Scam" as I nicknamed it (even know it has nothing to do with Gatorade, lol), where you mash nothing but cheap fruit and vegetables and stick it in a bottle, and sell it for vastly inflated prices, especially with higher alchemy skill.
Reminds me of the "Bottled water scam" from Fallout 4.
V8 is very popular in Cyrodiil
Fallout 3 is about finding your father who was trying to mass purify water in a post apocalyptic wasteland and Fallout 4 is about being a purified water salesman and rebuilding society thanks to the events of 3, it was Todds original vision but Zenimax made him tack on a story about finding your son. My uncle works at Bethesda
Sorry for resurrecting an old comment, but the whole “boilsome random plants you found in your yard with water and put in a bottle, name it something fancy and overcharge for it” thing seems like how the “herbal supplements” are made in the real world, too. “This is Dr Fakename’s Elixir, it cures baldness, and will make you super hot in 3 days, just trust me bro” kind of thing.
Finally... a game where you get to pulp the things going into the potions.
Winking Mushroom Crust Man is my favorite character
I love this game, glad your playing this Vineyard Voresauce
looks really nice. any idea how long does it take to beat?
@@maw9406 depends on what you classify as best for me I got philosophers stone at around 12 or so hours in
@@maw9406 around 15 hours for me, though be aware that the game gets insanely grindy toward the end
I- voresauce?..
I watch this every time I sleep
Haven't gotten to play this yet always wanted to be a Medieval Alchemist In a game now I can live that dream 😁😁
Yeah, Mr. Sauce. Yeah, ALCHEMY
Honestly this looks like an interesting and relaxing game, might try it out. The map mechanic representing your experimenting with potions is a neat idea.
1:59:10 Suddenly the game explodes into Factorio recipe complexity
26:22 Haha, because in the universe of the Witcher young boys are subject to extremely painful mutations to make them stronger and able to consume extremely toxic potions.
i'd love another stream or prerecord of this
Blorkyn is adult man and doesn’t need babby tutorial.
45:46 nice achievement name
1:57:54 Vinnys weird watto giving birth sound
26:40 great line
Could already tell there's more to this game that Vinny glossed over. The most obvious thing being the bad customers who want to use your potions for crimes negatively affecting you, or that it looks like you could just lie to people by slapping a different label on a potion.
Nah, the labels are just cosmetics.
They're really useful for the challenges and contest over their Discord however.
Another thing is that he seems to always grind up the ingredients to the max, without considering what the best position for the destination is (the "X"), or taking advantage of the portals. You can easily make a level 3 Strength potion with just ONE fully ground up mudshroom, if you mix the potion just close enough to the portal's hitbox, then activate it with the fire. It'll teleport you, while still giving you enough to reach the effect's center.
And of course a little bit more in and he figures that stuff out, oops!
all my potions include duende powder
The ghost of Reccetear lives on
1:19:05 Vinny is a small bird.
1:58:20
While working to create *WHAT,* Vinny? *What* are you working to create?
1:19:04 funi old man wistle
I would love yo see more of this! Happy new years! I hope this years got good things ahead for you.
Oh hey! Potion Craft! Bought it years ago and following the development of the game since then. It's all I wanted from a potion game.
34:11 he said "poison" vinny 😂
Vineblind doesn't see he had three Wild Growth potion pages lmao
Having just played Potionomics not too long ago (I recommend it btw. It is a really well made game), it's really interesting seeing how this and Potiononics can have similar mechanics and still be so completely different from each other.
Vin is the one who knocks.
Donno if it matters but I went out and bought this game after watching 20 minutes of this video. And by went out, I mean I stayed in and clicked on the steam icon and searched for it and then found out it was on sale and fuckin bought it with my hard earned moneys. thank you very much... Vinny.
Can you use finished potions as ingredients?
Can you use a growth potion on your own garden?
I'm about 5 hours in (day 18) and it doesn't seem like you can use a *finished* potion as an ingredient. However, if you save a recipe, you can continue a brew from it and then navigate to another effect, like adding 2 levels of Stoneskin to a recipe for a 3-level Strength potion.
Don't think there's been an upgrade for the garden just yet, though the game does have a screen saying that merchants will sell different alchemy equipment eventually. Could be a mid- or late-game thing.
You don't have to "mash" the ingredients, you can just "grind" them which takes less mouse effort.
@Mark Aspen *CRUNCH CRUNCH **_tink_** crunch crush **_tink_** smursh smush **_tink tink_** mush mush **_tink_*
I wonder if the people with burns would be more appreciative of a healing potion of frost? Or is it a one solution kinda thing?
Thought about getting this game. Happy you played. It's so relaxing & charming.
>Vinny plays Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator for PC Live on Vinesauce!
Hmmm
OG dealers
If there isn’t a reference to Potion Seller I’m gonna be so upset
If you make a level 3 potion you get an achievement “Only Your Strongest Potions” on the Xbox version
@@crocodilerock4662 you get that achievement on steam too
Now Vinny has to play Potionomics
Potionomics was great... Until they babified it so much that it's laughably easy.
So when does Vinny make the robertson expansion potion, or the bempis enlongener potion, or the SPEEN potion, or the glitch potion, or the corruption potion. or the Cheap Cuns Potion.
And just like that, my Sunday evening viewing experience has been made.
Could he have haggled better by clicking the top tabs in the haggle menu?
Never mind he figured it out
Running a medieval pharmacy
Whoa I have had this game since it was in beta and was just playing it today it is wild that Vinny got to experience it!
Wanted to like it, even had it wishlisted after the demo a while back.
The random nature of the supply sellers screwed me over some times and left me dead in the water without basic ingredients.
The novelty of "sailing a sea" of effects would make a great crafting minigame for an RPG, but it wore off as a main mechanic eventually. Maybe I was in a bad spot when I constantly couldn't use my recipes due to low supplies.
Agreed, something like weighted spawns for basic ingredients you are low on would go a long way.
It did feel worrying at the early days since there's so little at first, but after going for the harder haggling options I always had plenty of money to buy a TON of ingredients. Still, there were times I was running low on something for a basic potion or two. Best you can do is just reach the effect with a different route, even if it's not as effective.
This game is just Papa’s Potioneria retextured
Hello potion crafter. I am going into battle, and I want your strongest potions.
I would love to see you more of this. It's fun to watch.
This reminds me of the hours I spent doing that little alchemy minigame in the thaumcraft 4 beta version for minecraft.
I'm actually kind of disappointed they made it easier in the final release.
imagine this exact game but with math theme. if that makes sense.
This is the coolest shit I can't wait to get my hands on this
Binny I enjoy this bideo, would love to see more of this game
Id love to see more of this.
Before war lord organ trading simulator. We did this
ngl
healing potion is like teriyaki chicken
everyone sells them
Fast-acting POISON!
hello potion seller
i am going into battle
and i need some of your strongest potions
Anyone know why Screenyot started doing prerecords instead of livestreams?
bought the game before i even finished watching, i love it so far
This is a card game in disguise
Please make more of this!
Kingdom Come: Deliverance's alchemy minigame made me want more alchemy simulators.
Binyorp I require your strongest sauce
I JUST got addicted to this game! DAMN! What a time!
really enjoyed how chill this was, pleeeeas play mor binty
Vobyo please play more of this
The whole video's good, but you can get a lot of amusement with just Vinny's customer interactions.
This kicks ass do more plz
Mona Simulator
JESSE!
This game looks a little more interesting than I first thought.
Come on, show us more of this!