Vintage Story Guide - 1.16 - Ep. 5: Don't Starve! Farming Basics and Our First Temporal Storm!
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2022
- In this episode, we cover some of the basics of early-game farming, including a discussion on different soil types available to us in the Stone Age and how to irrigate and care for your crops.
But the rust-red clouds of a temporal storm soon appear on the horizon, and before we know it, we're thrust into our first temporal storm!
I'd like to take a moment to give a special thanks and shout-out to Nemonaemo (channel: / nemonaemo ) for mentioning my name and this guide over on his channel. If you like Vintage Story content (and lots of other content!), check out his RUclips channel and look for him on Twitch!
Game acquired by purchase.
Thumbnail logo created using existing Vintage Story assets and my amazing Photoshop skillz.
Game Style: Survival, "Vanilla with Sprinkles" (lightly modded, primarily minor QoL adjustments)
Mod List:
Better Crates by Dauron
Campaign Cartographer by Apache
Carry Capacity by copygirl
Extra Chests by Dauron
Farmland Drops Soil by copygirl
Simple HUD Clock by Rhonen
VS Prospector Info by P3t3rix
Workbench Expansion by Rhonen
XRowBoat by xeth
Upload Schedule: Mondays & Fridays, at "when they're finished processing" o'clock! 
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'This house is going to be bigger, better, have a thousand rooms.
: proceeds to build a lump of dirt
What did you just call my castle??? 🤣🤣
The rough wooden door is a comedy prop.
Gotta dig up the ol' Benny Hill theme... And then get copyright banished!
In many years playing "other block games" I have never watched such well edited tutorial videos on RUclips. You go above and beyond.
Thank you! I'm really happy to hear you say that! I'm glad you're enjoying the series! :)
@@Kurazarrh And the game is great too.
@@dubsar Absolutely! I'm excited to see how it develops with further updates!
There is also barren soil, which is even worse than low-fertility. It only offers 10% nutrients. You'll generally find it in hot, arid areas near the equator. However, with that mod you have, you might also get one if you used low fertility soil to grow crops and then tried to dig it up while it was below maximum nutrients. Not that I think you'll ever end up in that situation... =P
So in total there are five soil tiers: barren, low fertility, medium fertility, compost, and terra preta.
You know, I completely forgot about barren soil! I've actually never seen it even though I have a southerly manse on a public server. Maybe I'll cover that in a future episode, though by the time we get it, I expect it won't even be relevant. The compost soil type I mentioned but didn't get into, since we have no way of creating it at the moment.
This game is so complex, and your videos are showing me so many things and details I overlooked or couldn't even imagine.
Please keep up the great work, it's the best guide out there, and also very entertaining. I can't watch it all at once, but I will watch all of them.
Thank you for such a glowing review!
It certainly is a complex game with many systems and subsystems that work together in different ways. It helps to take it slow the first time, build some muscle memory for the game, and then next time you play, you can bootstrap yourself a lot more easily and in far less time.
Started this last night and this is so good. Top notch playthrough right here and I'm loving when " other block games " are mentioned 🤣.
:D Thank you! It's something if a community joke since that other block game is so ubiquitous, we don't mention it by name! ;)
Those double headed drifters drop great loot. I got a temporal gear, a rusty gear, and flax from the one I killed.
They are treasure piñatas for sure! I enjoy the coy naming of "double headed" when it looks like the reason it has "two" heads is that its original, single head got split down the middle!
Terra pretta is elusive in my world. I'll start looking on the ground as well. Thanks again!
Terra preta is generally a lot more common than people think, but it can be dreadfully difficult to spot, especially if you haven't trained your eye to passively notice it. Good luck in your search!
Love this series, you've inspired me to buy this game. I'm still absolutely clueless as to what to do, but luckily I have you to guide me along. Thanks for this
Hey, that's great to hear! I hope you enjoy your time in the wild and dangerous world of Vintage Story!
I love how hard you avoid saying M*necraft. I got this game a couple of years ago but it was a bit rough then so I've been putting off playing it. It's looking very good now! Seems very clearly inspired by Terrafirmacraft, one of my favourite M*necraft mods.
I don't know what you're on about. I'm just talking about That Other Block Game over here. Innocently, of course...
;P
Actually, the lead developer of Vintage Story worked on Terrafirmacraft back in the day, and started Vintage Story because he found modding to be too limiting, IIRC. Among other reasons, like updates breaking mods.
Thank you so much for this videos, the game is quite complex and your videos are very helpful :D
:D Glad to be of service! Hope you enjoy the series!
Really loving this playthrough. Thanks for the videos.
Glad you're enjoying! Thanks for stopping by!
As far as I understand it, during the more severe temporal storms drifters can spawn in midair, so I think the "stuff on the floor" spawn proofing is not guaranteed to work if the room is more than 2 blocks high. Personally I find the storms very annoying, I'm glad the game has options to sleep through them, or even turn them off completely....
I'll keep an eye out, but I haven't had any drifters spawn in the air yet. I have seen them occasionally spawn in a 1-block high area and then get shunted into a space containing a rock/other debris, but I'm not sure if that's a feature or a bug.
@anotherJRB what is the command to turn temporal storms off?
@@tamagoO3O I'm not him, but the command is: /worldconfig temporalStorms off
This doesn't turn off rifts or mess around with temporal stability, though. There are other commands related to that which can be found here: wiki.vintagestory.at/index.php?title=World_Configuration
@@Kurazarrh Ty :D
The one time I found a traderless wagon, I took shelter in the wagon overnight and the trader mysteriously appeared after a few hours. I think it must be a glitch with how they spawn.
Sometimes they'll spawn in a glitched location; other times they may never spawn. They also can spawn with their cart partially deleted; usually cut in half.
good episode, thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching! :)
Im getting prepped for this right now :o I had no idea.
Farming is pretty intense in Vintage Story! Good luck! I can't wait to watch your next episode! :)
@@Kurazarrh Im very happy youre enjoying the series. Wish I had more time to actually play but life!
@@kunipshunfit I feel ya there! Vintage Story is, at the moment, almost my sole hobby! Episodes just take so long to record and edit that I don't have time for anything else! @.@
@@Kurazarrh I do!! Lol. Im building a boat and motorcycle, decorating our new home. I have a family. Recovering from back surgery. Man... Im busy AF. I get a few hours every week or so to record. Thats why my videos are just a playthrough. Im neglecting my MC SMP. :( but no time to grind.
@@kunipshunfit Oh man. "New home" and "back surgery" are not themes that fit well together. I wish you good health and a speedy recovery! I had noticed you were absent for a bit and was worried something had happened!
Not a fan of the game-y "feature" of placing partial blocks that in world look exactly the same as regular blocks but magically prevent enemies from spawning. I really like what better than wolves, a mod for a different block game did with the spawning mechanics. Mobs will apear in any block, whether it is a full block or a partial one. But they will only spawn on dirt or stone based bloks, so you can prevent spawns in an area by replacing the floor with wood, either logs or planks. Much more consistent than the whole full block/half block thing.
If I had to guess, I'd say that the current spawn mechanics aren't going to be around forever. Especially given that the engine obviously CAN handle spawning on other blocks via mods, I wouldn't be surprised if the base spawn mechanics change dramatically in the future! (And really, they should).
Come on, finding copper pickaxes and terra preta 'accidentally'...bogus. Admit it, you've set this up! ...lol, just kidding. Holy smokes man, I've to chime in along the other YT denizens - is the rest of this playlist as good as these first few episodes? You've got a good mike setup, your commentary is very calm and pleasant and your editing makes the experience all the more enjoyable. Hmm, I wonder, was there maybe another very good content creator you took some ideas from? What was his name...Schnitzelmiffs, no...Rixelpuff...no...ah, I can't seem to remember. But who cares? (Also it was this other block based game, eww, we don't want to mention it here)
Seriously, well done. But I think we're missing a few zeroes in the subs department. I wish you all the best for 2023 and and can't wait to see where this journey goes.
:) Thank you! Glad you're enjoying the series. I do pull a lot of inspiration from RUclipsrs who cover other block-based games!
The terra preta envy is real...
I'd send you some of mine if I could!!!
I LOVE your videos can you please show me how to make windows please!!! i used all the clear quartz i found laying around :(
;) If you keep watching, episode 12 is the one that covers glassmaking and windows (I think). Could be episode 11, but pretty sure it's 12.
@@Kurazarrh Oh darn! i stopped at 10, if only i kept going. D; THANK YOU SO MUCH keep making vids NEVER STOP
how to pick up storage vessel???🤔
If you just mean to break it and pick it up, you can break it by hand. If you want to pick it up with all its contents and move it around, you need to install the CarryCapacity mod. Then you can crouch + hold right-click to pick up, put down, or wear/remove to/from your back.
Well you must be living right - to find terra preta while just digging in the dirt. Has not been my experience for sure.
Yeah I got SUPER lucky there. I think there's some kind of worldgen factor that goes into how common terra preta is in a given area (fertility?), so I suspect I just happened to settle in a place with high fertility!
Woah this is the first game other than Edengrall that has no much depth on crops, nice
Yeah, the crops in Vintage Story are well-thought out. There are some significant changes to them since this video was released, but I think they've mostly been for the better (making them more realistic, which also made them more versatile and easier to manage, which is kind of unusual when games go for "realistic").
I have a huge problem with people doing what you are doing. Making a Let's Play series, and calling it a "Guide". You poison the SEO and you have to know what you are doing because the ONLY reason you do this is to get your Let's Play in front of people who search for "Guide" videos. You don't even put time stamps. This video is 32 minutes long and it's Episode 5, like WHO is going to watch 2.5 hours of You playing a Game in order to learn anything? From your "GUIDE" " " " " airquotes abound. You are probably an ok guy and your series is probably alright just call it what it is man! A Let's Play! ... What's wrong with that?!?!
Well atleast kurazarhh
Tells the viewers what he is doing like seriously man
He didn't use the copper pickaxe because he wants this walkthrough to be progressive not a skipping one
I kinda envy him for having that luck in vintage story but meh
The other guides aren't fun as this guy's videos, And kurazarhh tells us what he does and not just saying "Guys this would be really important later" or "This is some good stuff guys" instead Kurazarhh says things like "This reed is good for bags for the early game" and this Episode is about farms and the first temporal storm
The way Kurazarhh does the videos feels soothing reminds me of a certain afro haired painter
And there is just this feeling when watching a one series of a game you don't know in a channel that is not so popular