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"Like the game I shall not name" I find it a little ironic, considering you're using font of that game for your counter

I enjoyed this video!

Please do not compare VS to MC, everything from the philosophy to the code is so different it doesn't make sense. Additionally, VS is still "early access" technically

15:41 kind of cool to see the mini map change so much from this

Absolutely charming series, really like to watch them, thank you!

40:31 So another game with that kind of tool. Minetest has a screwdriver that rotates the faces and axes of nodes (or blocks in Minecraft).

This was fun! I think I want to play this game

Is there a way to get a count of all the materials used in a build in creative mode?

Is there a way to get a count of all the materials used in a build in creative mode?

*Too bad you lost those Cabbage seeds!!* *They would have helped so much!*

how do I play this

28:53 earned you a sub

Your initial trader shelter is exactly what I did on my first 1.18 game. Though I quickly learned bears could climb right over the 3 block high wall. Eventually it expanded to 4 high and the area got larger but I left the enclosure after building a house nearby, replacing the dirt with real fences since bears couldnt climb that and it provided a better view of the lake and forest for my best friend and survival goods provider.

The handbook is accessed with H, that can be searched for recipies, like making tongs.

What VS needs are horses

thank u for making these videos they are so lovely to watch ^^

Bro got high sphalerite and high magnetite on his first prospecting and said it was boring

There's now two thirst mods

this game is still in early access so it is kind of hard to be patient when you want a bit more content but at least there are mods

good news, thirst mods (2 even) have come out recently

can you start going mod showcases?

then just play minecraft. if someone wants to do megabuilds, wacky automated farms and machines that don't make sense, or other project, then just play minecraft. vintage story has its own identity and goals to achieve. automation would be nice, but minecraft's physics and logic wouldn't fit in VS. it's grounded to reality and familiarity, yet immerses you in its otherworldly settings, stories, and mechanics mixed with elements of horror here and there. and as such, the progression mimics how prehistoric humans survived through the ages until the discovery of man's steel. I don't want to "gather *slime* from *slime monsters* that only spawn in *slime chunks* that you have to dig out a 16x16x256 cuboid hole in the ground to *maximize*, *optimize*, and *efficiently* farm a thousand *slimeballs* to create *slime blocks* for your sugarcane farm to make millions of paper to sell to hundreds of caged librarians to make money and buy enchanted books." I applaud builders who try to make sense of these mechanics by integrating designs and details into farm builds, like support beams for overhanging/floating structures, the typical medieval builds, or just people who want to look at something nicer than an *empty shell of a machine made of mostly stone that's oozing with slime, covered in red glowing powder, and for some reason there's a haybale used for target practice and a wooden lectern.* but I guess it's weird when I put it like that. I like minecraft, it has funny mechanics that only a madman can think of (thanks notch), but I don't think every game should be like minecraft. I like mining out tunnels in mountains being careful not to drop the ceiling on my head, or prospecting and surveying the land before setting up camp to dig out a quarry to mine a lot of stone for cobble, larger rocks for more polished and smooth stone builds, and the penultimate iron source. regarding "endgame" tho, there will come a time when vintage story will start working on steam power, as indicated in their roadmap tldr; minecraft is a silly and fun game, but I don't think vintage story should mimic minecraft's success for its own gain, and instead focus on what it has to offer that minecraft can't, and have people learn mechanics that our ancestors discovered, learned, and perfected for millennia

Fine

Whats the end game for life? Im not a fan of "end games" its like the devs are saying "you had fun but it's time to pack up." My biggest mistake in Minecraft was soloing the Ender Dragon. I dont even play the game anymore because of that, it's done. Part of what keeps Vintage Story so fresh for me is that I have no cut and clear goal, instead Im just a man trying to survive. Id hate for that to change.

Why are ruins look so bad here? Is that some older version?

This video is so relaxing to watch! Keep doing what you’re doing

this game really shows how much work goes into bricks...

Meat, hides, fat and bones?! Find a southern Desert with Gazelle... they yield like 12-16± meat per, plus like 10-14± from their babies... If you find a good spot with loads of spawns and have at least Tin Bronze arrows you can spend about 30min-1hr irl time and walk away with a 8-16 stacks of meat, half to full stack or 2 of fat, multiple stacks of hides and tons and TONS of bones... Gazelle are SOOOOOOO amazing for their yield vs kills ratio. After about 30min of hunting I was able to make over 2 years worth of full meat/veg and meat/fruit meals and enough hides to make like 8+ stacks of leather. The only thing that's better is if you have that medieval items mod that adds "cows" (an ancient extinct ancestor of today's cows). They yield a TON of everything plus double bones (some bones in harvest inventory as well as in world skeleton broken for bones) and on top of all of that they are breedable. Grass in a large trough to feed, so cheap cheap cheap for high yields. Unfortunately I don't think they can become domesticated if I remember correctly, but that kind of works to your advantage. Just don't treat them like VS animals, think more like MC cows... aka build up a large herd, breed all up that can and after birth cull the herd. Leave 2 or 3 males and a dozen or 2 females and then replace the floor in the area they are kept. Replace the floor with chisled blocks with holes large enough for the babies to fall in but not the adults. This is similar to the generations filter by Odd Ape however there's no escaping the chamber below. Now wait for the babies to grow up and harvest those, now and forever the adult cows above are the "seed" cows and shall never be killed.

WHAT? minecraft was never the same after they established their endgame. Its a creative survival game there shouldnt even be an end

13:22 The 1.20 update will be adding animal riding, so this shouldn't be a problem.

Christ, you really have will made of steel! I don't think I could dedicate so many hours just for one VS project. Congrats!

Vintage story needs an expansion on the tech tree in an dynamic way that allows each playthrough feels different by limiting the possibilities you are allowed to chose. Some gameplays you may focus on smithing, others alchemy, exploration, shamanism, engineering and so on. The best way to such with preserving the more survival focused elements and heavy grind present on the game compared with other block games is a time progression where the games gets harder and harder as time goes on and certain resources would be only present in certain areas to incentive the player to explore harsher environments with different needs for survival. If you want daturas to make a poison potion or to use to get really high to talk to the gods of time you need to move to south, that is hotter but you have to deal with an more active and dangerous fauna. Add some magic, dungeons and a few other things and the games becomes a master piece. I have the entire design document inside my head.

now make a small model of it using the chisel

Once they implement overheating mechanics these worlds are going to be just as bad as the arctic. Luckily for you , you didn't do what I did once and lower the tree count. While realistic it was horrible having to go from tiny tree patch to the next widley spaced tiny tree patch, while starving.

Wait I don't get this is this a minecraft mod or an entirely different game.

Maaan, I remember the grind to get to steel. What a fantastic game.

When 300 Days xD, keep up the good work

Im sorry but bro repeatedly says "and to add insult to an injury" and hes getting it wrong every time 💀

My girlfriend and I found your channel yesterday and we've been hooked. This build is seriously impressive. Looking forward to what comes next!

In winter, food is scarce for you and the animals. If you hunt, their weight will be low and you're very unlikely to get any fat from them. The same probably applies to the traders' stock

Excelenteo! You are the best! Seriously.

use BetterSticks(?) mod to craft sticks from planks

I appreciate the dedication but considering how much freedom this games chiseling system offers, I can't help but feel that you could've achieved the same exact design with 1/16 of the size

These massive projects will definitely burn you out. That said, are you planning to spice it up in the near future? Like a modpack or multiplayer server.