Let's Play Vintage Story! Part 1

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  @Nephelangelo · 1 year ago

  When Gem discovers chiseling, it’s over. She will be hooked forever.

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  @theguyfromsaturn · 1 year ago

  Gem, I can't wait for you to discover chiseling. I know it's still far away but with you being a builder you can't help but fall in love with chiseling. When you discover it, I hope you will have noticed that you can combine multiple blocks into a single block... it is not only chiseling a single block, but actually having multiple materials in that one block.

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  @ashmatheson234 · 1 year ago

  I have been waiting soooo long to see a hermitcrafter play vintage story. You, grian, and bdubs wouls do really well in this as far as your builds. It's right up your alley.

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  @teareese · 1 year ago

  The #1 thing i would recommend to new players (especially coming from Minecraft), in world creation set your tool durability to 400%. This will allow you to focus more on figuring out the world and mechanics. The #2 thing i would suggest in world creation is setting your map to color acurate mode. Both these are found in the survival set up tab when you customize.

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• KU

  @Kurazarrh · 1 year ago

  Watching the realization dawn on you while reading about the animal husbandry was *chef's kiss*. Love watching the depth of the game really sink in.

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  @TheRustRanger · 1 year ago

  I'm glad that Gem knows to be careful with pit kilns. Early on I made an elaborate log cabin, built a pit kiln, logged off the server, and came back on the next morning to find my cabin had burned down 😭

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  @mel-m5k9u · 1 year ago

  Heard Etho talk about wanting to do a series on this during some livestream, maybe scars. So excited. Vintage Story is a natural evolution of the terrafirmacraft basemod and modpacks. So nostalgic.

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  @SilvasRuin · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifye5PiZRU8&amp;t=2118">35:18</a><br>Supposedly the type of stone the sand/gravel originates from and even sand vs gravel only effects what rocks you get out of it. Bony Soil has a very different pool of loot, and one of the most valuable early on is candles.

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  @Kurazarrh · 1 year ago

  Oh, this is neat. Great to see someone with a much larger audience than myself pick this game up and run with it! I wish you many happy hours wondering if you&apos;ll make it through winter, running from bears, and discovering the wonders of chiseling! Enjoy the ride; this is one of those games where your first time playing is something really special--the atmosphere, the danger, the wonder. Some of that never goes away, but the element of discovery makes way as you become a veteran. Good luck, and I&apos;ll be watching these for sure!

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  @thomashiggins9320 · 1 year ago (edited)

  A couple of suggestions:<br>1. Mark resources and ruins (the stones of the ruins, themselves are a resource) on your map.<br>2. If you see a ripe grain or vegetable, harvest it; otherwise, leave it alone until you&apos;re ready to farm -- but mark it on the map.<br>3. Do not settle in low-fertility soil areas -- you need at least medium fertility, especially in the first year, because you&apos;ll have a shorter time to get a farm started.<br>4. Rainfall needs to be at least, &quot;Common&quot; and &quot;Very Common&quot; is better; however, &quot;All the Time&quot; is a bit much.<br>5. Think tactically and defensively in this game, far more than most people do in Minecraft. Hilltops are better than flat spots for bases; open areas are better than forests, fences can &nbsp;save your life. The old concept of &quot;Tower of Power&quot; definitely applies.

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  @salty7922 · 1 year ago

  OMG she finally played it!! I love seeing this game gain more and more traction over the years. This game has been close to my heart since it was just a mod for minecraft.

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• CO

  @confusinglygay · 1 year ago (edited)

  As a clarinet player i am honored that you chose it as your voice &gt;:D

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