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Super cute baby chicks! I can’t wait until I am at this point in my build. Thank you so much for the daily uploads! ❤

rot in a barrel makes compost

The animal yard is looking good! Please don’t buy wax. Pan bony soil for candles (even if you do it off camera) or find some bees. Buying wax is a waste of gears IMO. Quenching was indeed in the last update. Been around for a while.

Wi-Fi fecundation, the range is around 8 blocks

Now you got. Me. Hooked man I checked like 5 times why haven't you unloaded.... 😅

Heyo :) If my microphone sounds weird and muffled, it's because I was testing a new microphone out, but couldn't figure it out in time for today's video. I had to revert back to my old mic but I lost my settings - Should be fixed by tomorrow. ALSO - Sheep* not goat 😅

Hens are shifty af! I don’t trust em either Joe!

Now that you have a chisel in hand, if you tap glass with a chisel it will remove all of the black frame, then you can chisel and/or add material to make your own window frame. Great video. :)

I think the lighting rod protects a pyramidal area, as wide on each side as it is tall.... Basically think of a Minecraft Beacon pyramid where the lightning rod is the beacon, and the pyramid below it to the ground is the protected area.

You don't have to worry about "messing up" chiseling. You can always add back material. It's not only about removing in the game. You can also add different materials.

You should chisel a decorative brass pan.

Someone entered the rabbit hole of chisseling. don't get absorbed.

Lightning rod is in the wrong place. It protects from top to bottom. A pyramid shape of protection. Place it high above chickens.

In fact, due to flint being harder than granite, it is a better material.

The windows are "dirty" because they are made of clear quartz. 2 things you can do to improve visibility: 1. Cut them into glass slabs with the saw... they are half as thick so they are somewhat easier to see through. 2- Use glass instead. You need to make bloomeries to melt crushed quartz to get glass. You probably can buy glass from some traders too. Of course, the nicest windows are from leaded glass, for which you need both glass and lead.

I have to say, the view into your "bowl" from your home looks pretty cool.

FYI, lightning can kill animals not under a roof. You might want to put a lightning rod somewhere close to the chicken coop.

Since 1.20 you can use a rope to lead big animals. Can be problematic. Also since 1.20 there are wooden shingles as well. Just FYI. And your chicken coop will not work. Chickens hate going up the ladders or going down. As you have noticed their pathfinding is kinda bad. You got to have it flat~ish coop. No tight door spaces. Gradually you can increase height. And chickens need small troughs. And egg thingy for the eggs.

Tule = Toolee or Tooly. Sod roofs are my favorite for barn type buildings, easy to make once you have a saw, but they also have a nice aged wood edge, speaking of which is another great wood. Make sure you harvest it at/in ruins when you see it, that is if you like it haha. btw You will need nests if you want the eggs to hatch, with plenty more eggs dropped outside the nests for harvesting, you could separate a few hens just for the eggs later on down the road. You could use some plain hay bales on the undersides of your thatched roofing if you wanted a less staircase look. Anyway its great seeing your progress. :) (ps you can make thatch roofing with grass hay bales) last thing, if you want details like buttons take some time to learn about chiseling

looks nice, is this a game using Minecraft system?

Sorry about your bad dream and jumpscare bro 😢

Love your content bro, thanks for the upload!

Why did the monster sound like the beginning parts of the the sans fight? 💀

Light mud bricks can be helpful with your ideas. Once again, check all the things you can do with full intact blocks of granite. You may find an option that will help with coblestone availability issue. And might look better. The big ones that need mortar are great, but mortar is mortar.

incase you answer this as well i think you should try have a multiplayer world on this game might be a break through for you this game and youtube -there is no multiplayer vids of this game-

I'm really trying to get this came for me and my friends

when you install another version, I'm pretty sure the graphics config are not the same as your previous one, which I assume was custom. That could be the reason why you find it different. That is, if they didnt change anything in the new update concerning graphics, I'm not sure if they did

Bismuth bronze is not *better*. It has better durability, yes, but tools of tin bronze mine faster, and weapons do more damage. I think Bismuth bronze armor is better. Basically, tin bronze is "harder" and bismuth bronze is "tougher". They both have their uses. That is what I love about this game, how it keeps everything relevant.

Yay! You found Tiny Tin. I love Tiny Tin. He's so *adorable* . He puts a *golden* colour to your copper. For that alone, he should be called *el dorado*.

The valley is looking good. Looking forward to see how the wall turns out. Temporal stability dropping based on Y level is not new to the update. You just didn’t encounter it yet. Stability also doesn’t drop based on enemy proximity. When your stability gets low enough it will trigger a temporary storm until you move to an area of higher temporal stability and you get above 15% (I think). I could be wrong on the percentage.

Animals despawn below a certain light level. Place a bright light source in their enclosure, like a lantern, or a torch in a torch holder.

Dont forget about pathways - you do have a bit too many stones. Sheers help with all that stick issue. Give him a light source. And find a female. But it might be better to atract them with troughs filled with food.

What game is this?

Just stumbled across your channel. How long have you been playing VS? I love the game but have so much to learn!

I gotta say, that was a beautiful ending. It brought tears to my eyes. This may come as a surprise, but I love panning. :D Tip while panning (at least if you're panning large amounts at once, which I *may* have done once or twice), you want to make sure your off-hand is free so that if a temporal gear drops it will go there if your inventory is full instead of risking despawning by falling on the ground.

I like the texture that the cobblestone gives the bottom of the walls. I too like panning, its how I get gems to sell to the traders. :)

Welcome to 1.20! Terraforming with COPPER tools... it honestly sounds like hell to me. Iron is okay, steel is preferable. You can check speed and durability of iron and steel tools ;) Elk should be purchased. Treasure hunter trader I think. 1.20 added a lot of stuff! You can no longer just find fire clay. Its rare and spawns only under some coal. Or just craft it. Also new fence out of sticks, that you can later turn to blocks, using dirt and clay. Packed dirt can be packed multiple times. New bricks. New clays. FUN TEMPORAL STORMS! And more.

Did you really gather all that clay with your bear hands? I admire the dedication.

New episode. Oohhhh the suspense. Will there be panning? I sure hope so.

Found your channel recently and I binged your content up to this point. Finally got to watch a new video as it was released! I am still pretty new to VS but I will drop any hints I have picked up in comments. I'm also very interested to see your take on chiseling whenever you get to it, I dont remember having seen you use it at any point.

I try and avoid going underground when I can. Meteoric iron is always a Godsend

Mighty progress, Sir. Please don't forget to plant some of your apple trees. You need to do that before winter to harvest some fruit next year.

It's all coming along really well!

Damn the drifters are evolving, they now have paratroopers! Be careful out there fellow seraph.

Nooo! Don't chop down the whole pear tree!! Well, hopefully one will grow for you, but they're only 40% likely to - it's usually best to leave the stems and only take the branches. Good luck!

Hey, Joe. Thanks for another great video! The plan for the valley sounds good! Love the idea of walls. You could do some custom walls with chiseling. - You can turn off temporal storms or turn on sleeping through temporal storms withe the commands below. /worldconfig temporalStorms off /worldconfig temporalStormSleeping 1 - Your pro pic searches an area with a 6 block radius (by default) which ends up being a 13x13x13 cube. The radius can be changed during world creation or via commands. Prospecting a few blocks from where you recently prospected rarely helps to locate ore. - Small amounts means there are 10-19 blocks within your pro pick radius. So if you find 1 block of ore look around that block on all sides for more. - Ores generate in flat disks. Look at the quartz as an example. The vein you were mining ius the same vein as the one you took a sample from on your way home. Sometimes those disks are not horizontal. They can be tilted slightly and in rare cases they can be vertical. They also often follow the terrain so if the surface is jagged so will the vein. - If you are going on a long mining trip either make a mining bag, bring a stack of clay, or craft walls with the stones to free up inventory space. - Although tilled soil is hydrated up to 3 blocks away, the reduced hydration also reduces growth speed. On medium fertility soil the growth speed on 50% hydrated soil is 14% slower than on 75% hydrated soil. So unless it rain very often in your area or you manually water your crops to 100% almost daily the optimal configuration for a 'set and forget' farm is a 3x3 area tilled with a water block in the center. This keeps all the crop at a minimum of 75% hydration.

You know, when flattening an area, you may want to use cob instead of dirt. Cob will grow grass, like dirt blocks, but because you can use your scythe to gather a lot of grass fast, you can really increase your soil efficiency and have to shovel much less of it. Cob is my goto for soil-filling operations anyways.

"We can pan for the rest" is ALWAYS the right answer. :D

A nugget is 5 units. An ingot is 100 units, or 20 nuggets.

i recommed you do a sick intro, that would be cool