I've seen a few people mention it here, but it's worth noting that innkeepers and bakers sell really really really good food for as little as 150orens a piece. (Pro tip: if it's not listed as "fresh", then it doesn't rot). Visiting cities, doing a few quests, getting money and using it for buffing yourself as you travel (rather than using travel rations or cheap steaks you cook on the field) will make you much more powerful over time. It's one of the few things worth buying from vendors in towns, in my opinion. Also, would it be possible for you to add video chapters to these tutorials? You cover a lot of topics in each video, and it'd be nice if you used video chapters to title each segment (in case I want to look back at a tutorial part later, for example). Keep up the great work on these tutorials!
You can invest in NPC shops to make them carry better stuff, making it a viable alternative if you don't wanna engage with the basebuilding side and know how to get a decent cashflow. A few things to keep in mind tho: >shit's expensive as fuck >get Persuasion and join the Merchant's Guild, investing progresses both >investing into a town through the mayor is MORE expensive, but ups the levels of all the shops within >if you want your shops close at hand, you can nab shopkeepers and a mayor for your own base >and yes, you can invest in those too
Thank you! I will look into those video chapters (I'm somewhat afraid that my chaotic nature of narration will make it a bit troublesome to 'extract' specific themes but I will try!).
The Bonito Flakes tip was new. Awesome. Effective way to make lots of wine. But if you want to turn fish into seasoning/sauce for cooking, however, put it in the Millstone with a piece of seaweed. It will give you 4-5 bottles of soy sauce that combine the highest traits of both ingredients. I'm not sure if you can turn soy sauce into wine, and it would be less efficient than Bonito Flakes even if you could, but it will let you jam a few extra traits from the seaweed into your meals. You can also make Gelatin the same way by combining two blue corpses that drop from slime monsters.
It is so fun fumbling through this game I do find at times wondering what in the heck I should do though. Then I go grind something random for a bit. But this content is nice to open up more ideas and how they actually work.
Cooking takes a LONG time to level up even at 200% potential. 3 Perks is also a STEEP ask, but it is definitely important to get at least 2 of them so you can see all effects and ADD additional items to each recipe. Once you get yourself into the mid game where you can setup a farm and do ranching, but not enough to feed a party of 3-6 . . . it is indeed a good idea to just buy the food. Early game you really want to have gourmand so you can see food bonuses so YOU individually become more powerful, because getting enough charisma outside of gear takes dozens of hours to push it above the 50 mark before bonuses to recruit things. I don't do slavery and animal breeding is NOT an early game thing either. Cheap foods from 25-70 orens will stave off hunger, while the PACKS of food will help keep you going through long journeys. IF you are developing skills and stats, buying 6-10 grade food in a relevant stat that has both (lvl) POTENTIAL and ADDITIVE will ensure that specific stat grows within a few cycles of meals. The biggest barrier to cooking is having the work stations. Not having a BBQ, Oven, and etc means you simply won't have immediate access to those higher quality and slot recipes to really juice the bonuses up.
I'm losing my mind trying to figure out what you pressed to get that info pop up about the mushroom seeds around 5:35. It's probably really simple, but I need you help, Mister Kessel! Thank you in advance and thank you for these wonderful guides!
You can bring up a full item description by pressing 'X' on your keyboard (when hovering your cursor of the item). I hope it helps! And thank you so much for your kind words! :)
Yeah, basically turns 1 mushroom into like 5 wine by doing the bonito flake thing. I have been messing around with some other crops too, the Palulu for example since it is a tree chopping it down will always get you a seed (not sure if the seed level is based on lumberjack or farming though) while you can harvest the fruit. Palulu logs have a high price value and the fruit has STR and END (watermelon being the other type to start with END) but palulu like other fruit trees takes twice as long to be harvestable. But can't farm watermelon rn. Obviously having to wait so long to harvest something with such a high fertility cost doesn't quite make it the same as mushroom farming where you breed for STR and END stats.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel Yeah, some wood have both the bonus for price and the bonus for bed healing quality. If you want more seeds of one type you wait for it to die then you get no logs but like 3 seeds. Chopping when harvest is ready gets you 1 seed plus log. But mushroom farms really pop off, especially when you roof them so they don't die during winter (I don't think u can water them if the water freezes)
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel As long as you plant trees in tilled soil, the tree always drops atleast 1 seed with a chance of multiple when chopped. In the case of fruit trees, you can actually sickle the fruit to get the seeds instead (which you cant do on a normal non fruit tree). Personally for fruits I go for cactus fruits since they give 3 End potency and 3 Dex potency at base level, I dont actually like palulu since it has a -2 Dex potency (unless ofcourse I get Dex palulu seeds). As for tree logs, I personally go for cherryblossoms since they have lvl 3 healing/bed comfort and lvl 2 price at base level, plus they only consume 0.5 fertility instead of palulu's 2 fertility
Something to note. Giving NPCs food makes it last longer before rotting then even storing it in the cooler. Of course they do eat the food in their inventory starting with the foods that give the highest number of bonuses. So they won't eat rotten food unless they have no other food in their inventory.
Knowing this game I bet there is a mechanic with drinking so if you do this strategy you may get a negative trait becoming a alcoholic and have negative effects when not drunk which would be cool and flavor to the game as well ❤️ 10-10 video
It was such a pain to get the good food cooking stations, i started just buying food... which turned out amazing. Store bought food doesn't go bad by large, and typically pack way better stat boosts. Deserts are especially good as they're not very filling.
once you start fishing up a lot of fish and turning them to bonito flakes, I like keeping around some as seasoning to further enhance the foods with gourmet, I didn't know about the stew though mushrooms look real nice now.
Where were you when I needed you?? Literally not a single guide video showed up for me just playthroughs. Took me a while to find out that just doing things relating to that stat brings up that specific stat. Was stuck trying to figure out how to get charisma up when i could just play music or have an ally parasite onto me. And with appraisal you could just walk around and have a chance of appraising stuff as long as you have it learned.
1% potency doesnt seem like much but that puts you 1% above everyone else and food bonuses effects pets too so say your party member need a certain skill lvl to do good dmg(like dex i think for gunners) that 1% could be the difference between killing or dying to a dangerous boss.
Thank you for letting me know! I thought it mainly affects the 'item quality' trait because of the item descriptions but you are absolutely correct! it does have an effect on stat bonuses as well!
think you can go over how to level up skills that may not be obvious or just skills in general, like weightlifting for example it will level up overtime when you are carrying more than your weight capacity (status - burden, burden! overweight [change to take damage] )
@Rainner_Von_Kessel there is the wiki but then the problem is then getting to a point in game where you can display it. currently working on a little gameplay learning ramble that went on for way too long... will be needing the timestamps for sure on that one
Idea for a guide I would like. What are all the currencies in the game? What and where,are they used? Some I figured out, others are still obtuse to me. For example I would of benefited greatly from knowing about small medals earlier and what they do.
Small medals are used in the workshop to the east in the snow. Can buy buy potions to cure the ether disease effects for 10, a 100 slot box for 20 and other items. Medals are also hidden in the towns. The wiki has their locations.
There is a tool you can make (bottomless pot) that allows you to move water tiles from one area to another. You can go to any area on the world map, draw water and bring it back to your base. Hope it helps!
Lvl 8-5 from innkeepers is really good way of powering up early game. Also make sure to feed your little girl(i know you took her- don't lie *wink*) cuz it helps a lot in combat It is certainly the best way i have seen food mechanics being used... I was really struggling with how to make such food myself Hopefully that's possible... Thanks for the video will watch it when i have free time
Love your content m8 🙂Helps a lot with understanting the mechanics of the game. Because many things you show can be used for a lot more things 🙂Small question because I am not very sure about it. Fenches are used for been pretty or you get avoid random animals eat your crops or something like that? Keep up the good work ;-)
Thank you! I must admit that I have initially assumed that animals will eviscerate my crops and that's why I did it. In reality they seem to have no impact on my little plantation. The fence seems to be doing a good job keeping random enemies away from my residents though ;)
I will do my best but I may need a little bit more time on this since I've been mostly playing from a relative safety of my base. Thank you for the suggestion.
Oh, I was just looking up what to do with all the dirty water potions you get from factory dungeon maps (collect chemical spills) and dirty water causes vomit.
Nice video, maybe you know something about breeding livestock, as in how to get them to produce higher tier eggs, milk and sheering products? I seem to be limited to occasional +1 cashmere from snow putits I've been breeding for two years now.
My best guess is that you need 'farming' skill to level up seeds and 'taming' skills to improve products of ranching and breeding. You can learn this skill from a trainer in Yowyn. I should have included it in the video. I hope it helps!
Good day. Just picked up the game for the winter break. Unfortunately, I accidentally ate a few too many human flesh dishes (really wish they would change the emblem for human flesh). Do you have any ideal of how to get rid of the cannibalism trait? Your videos have been helpful. THANK YOU ---- EDIT - I toughed it out a bit and avoided human flesh for about 10 days or so. Got a notice that "You are no longer addicted to human flesh." Hope this information helps someone.
And thank you for watching! Also, don't feel too bad about the cannibalism trait. According to Palmia Times human flesh consistently rates as top 3 foods consumed in the world of Elin :))
Hey there!! Some of the enemies can decrease your attributes through their attacks. Normally, you need to either go to the healer in the city or use a potion/ spell to cure yourself. You can also prevent this from happening by using an item that ‘sustains’ a certain attribute. Hope it helps! :)
There is a tool (bottomless pot). It allows you to move water tiles (and even set the level of water depth!). You can go to any area on the world map that has water, take it and bring it back to you base. Hope it helps!
That's a tricky one! The perk on level 3 seems to reduce the nutrition level of all the food you cook, implying that's a good thing. However, high nutrition does seem to affect bonuses in a positive way (pls check out the unlisted video in the vid description if you are interested). I guess it's still useful to some degree if you can eat multiple meals with high bonuses in place of one.
is there a way to remove an npc item without losing karma? also it looks that you have two pools with slightly different color and i don't know what the second pool is made of lol
Yes! You can take items away from the npcs without losing karma. You only need to provide them with an item of the same type that is considered better by them. The item that is not equipped by them can be taken for free. Also, NPCs have their own preferences in regards to weapon/ armour style. The first pool is the little lake you get at the start of the game (just relocated) and the second is river water from a random world map location (that has coincidently appeared in a neighbouring world tile).
He did say that cuz you want to be filled cuz you are won't get the max stat bonuses if you aren't 'hungry' So eating 2 serving to get 'filled' isn't worth it and getting filled has other benefits like better health regen Also you can use the exploit he told if you are filled
That's what I thought initially as well! However, I did some tests on block of cheese (on its own - 13 nutrition) and weed stew (no bonuses on its own) with block of cheese as an additional ingredient (17 nutrition overall). Weed stew provides more strength potency bonus. So I have inferred that it must be related to the nutritional level.
I have provided an additional unlisted video in the video description. Let me know if you think that's a good test to see whether it has an effect. There might be some other factor I'm not considering.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel yeah looks like you’re correct, checked the wiki and it also says that though the math isn’t the same. According to the wiki between 10 and 20 should provide the same bonus. The wiki could be wrong but there also could be hidden values we don’t see behind the simple hungry\full info
keep an eye when you open any workstation for the highlited items. If something is highlighted you can use it ;-) and you dont get recipes for the processing stations you need to discover them ;-) good examples are the powders for easy bricks ;-)
@@GamingLouis think there is a new patch that now shows usable items from your storage boxed above the craft UI for the input crafters so i wont be missing the strange things now and also dont need to manualy take out items from a chest to put it in. unless i never saw it and im dumb
Since you’re doing a lot of testing, not sure if u know about the console commands. If not, look into it, it’ll fast-track ability to test out things. (Basically an in-game cheat.)
Yeah but this is a single player game you’re basically robbing yourself of all the fun but just spawning anything you want in the game imo. If there was coop or mp, not trying to knock your advice your just being a helpful person but I feel this person gets enjoyment out of discovery of things.
Thank you for letting me know! It might come handy at some point. PuppetSasori is right though, I am somewhat afraid that I might get bored of the game if I start abusing consol commands.
I'm still not sure about it. I could see it being useful in some regards but since high nutrition definitely has some positive effect on bonuses, it seems to (arguably) be a waste of a feat point. I would also love to hear other people's opinions. What's your stance on this?
That is a great point and also a reason why I'm still sticking to cultivation of mushrooms. I think it all goes down to what you want to cook. Wheat and rice is necessary for a lot of recipes later on so it might be wise to have a field or two as well.
And also like, how do you set up a shop? Where like, an npc will sell stuff. Do you have to provide them stock? Cauze I want an actual village/city not some minmaxed farming place
Some of the NPCs are shopkeepers. You can usually see that in their title (for instance when browsing a quest board). Also, you can recruit shopkeepers from the cities so they move to your base. You don't have to provide them with stock, they function much the same as in any other city You can definitely make the place look alive. For setting up your own shop, you just need to place item you want to sell 'as furniture' and use an item 'sale tag' on it.
why worship ehekatl of luck and not kumiromi of harvest? if your goal is to be a big strong warrior, ehekatl doesn't exactly help with that; if you want to maximize farming, kumiromi is not only worthwhile, but easy if you want to maximize your warriorness, consider opatos of earth, who gives tons of buffs to physical stats if it's just for the roleplay, though, i fuck with that heavy
You are absolutely right! The reason for it is quite simple, I had no idea how faith works in the game. I thought that it might be something important only for priest or paladins and I have neglected it. Besides I have stumbled upon the cat god and i thought it was super adorable. Only today I had a chance to wrap my head around the mechanics of worship and I have realised the error of my ways! 😅It's fun to go into the game blind but you are bound to make some mistakes. Hopefully, it's not gonna make my other findings less valuable. Thank you for the suggestion!
Be careful about "resetting" satiety, because in elona you could become anorexic and basically not bei able to eat properly anymore so I suspect they definitely added something similar in elin
I think they definitely will add it in the game (even the fortune cookie claims that this system exists) but I must say I didn't experience anorexia in the game so far.
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I've seen a few people mention it here, but it's worth noting that innkeepers and bakers sell really really really good food for as little as 150orens a piece. (Pro tip: if it's not listed as "fresh", then it doesn't rot). Visiting cities, doing a few quests, getting money and using it for buffing yourself as you travel (rather than using travel rations or cheap steaks you cook on the field) will make you much more powerful over time. It's one of the few things worth buying from vendors in towns, in my opinion.
Also, would it be possible for you to add video chapters to these tutorials? You cover a lot of topics in each video, and it'd be nice if you used video chapters to title each segment (in case I want to look back at a tutorial part later, for example).
Keep up the great work on these tutorials!
You can invest in NPC shops to make them carry better stuff, making it a viable alternative if you don't wanna engage with the basebuilding side and know how to get a decent cashflow. A few things to keep in mind tho:
>shit's expensive as fuck
>get Persuasion and join the Merchant's Guild, investing progresses both
>investing into a town through the mayor is MORE expensive, but ups the levels of all the shops within
>if you want your shops close at hand, you can nab shopkeepers and a mayor for your own base
>and yes, you can invest in those too
Thank you! I will look into those video chapters (I'm somewhat afraid that my chaotic nature of narration will make it a bit troublesome to 'extract' specific themes but I will try!).
I didn't even know that investing into mayors has such an effect! That's great! Thank you!
I've watched 2 videos and learned more than playing the game for a week. Thanks
Kessel you’re an absolute gem to this game! Maybe you can make a video on gods and how the piety system works as well on the future maybe?
Sure thing! I will have it ready for tomorrow!
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel You are my hero, I wouldn't know how half of this game works without you. (I didn't know how to farm.)
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel you’re an absolute chill guy
The Bonito Flakes tip was new. Awesome. Effective way to make lots of wine.
But if you want to turn fish into seasoning/sauce for cooking, however, put it in the Millstone with a piece of seaweed. It will give you 4-5 bottles of soy sauce that combine the highest traits of both ingredients. I'm not sure if you can turn soy sauce into wine, and it would be less efficient than Bonito Flakes even if you could, but it will let you jam a few extra traits from the seaweed into your meals.
You can also make Gelatin the same way by combining two blue corpses that drop from slime monsters.
Woah! that's some really fantastic information. Thank you for letting me know about this.
It is so fun fumbling through this game I do find at times wondering what in the heck I should do though. Then I go grind something random for a bit. But this content is nice to open up more ideas and how they actually work.
Cooking takes a LONG time to level up even at 200% potential. 3 Perks is also a STEEP ask, but it is definitely important to get at least 2 of them so you can see all effects and ADD additional items to each recipe.
Once you get yourself into the mid game where you can setup a farm and do ranching, but not enough to feed a party of 3-6 . . . it is indeed a good idea to just buy the food. Early game you really want to have gourmand so you can see food bonuses so YOU individually become more powerful, because getting enough charisma outside of gear takes dozens of hours to push it above the 50 mark before bonuses to recruit things. I don't do slavery and animal breeding is NOT an early game thing either.
Cheap foods from 25-70 orens will stave off hunger, while the PACKS of food will help keep you going through long journeys. IF you are developing skills and stats, buying 6-10 grade food in a relevant stat that has both (lvl) POTENTIAL and ADDITIVE will ensure that specific stat grows within a few cycles of meals.
The biggest barrier to cooking is having the work stations. Not having a BBQ, Oven, and etc means you simply won't have immediate access to those higher quality and slot recipes to really juice the bonuses up.
Elin lack so much guide out there, glad there's ssomeone making them
Best Elin youtuber. thanks for your hard work
Thank you! I'm glad it is helpful to you. Btw what a fantastic profile pic!
Someone finally making elin guides, this is great! I sure do hope there will be more.
Thanks for the videos! Commenting to support
Amazing videos for a slow learner like me who hates diving through Wikis and Discords for info. And amazing thumbnails to boot~
I love this meme and the cat with all my heart.
Loving these videos of yours. Learning a lot about these mechanics.
Thanks for guide. Comment for support.
Thanks for the tutorials! Ive been learning a lot thanks to your vids
thanks for your videos, being such a new and complex game, these guides be gem
eating mushrooms and drinking alcohol, dwarf fortress in a nutshell
I look forward to every post you make. Thanks for the videos!
I am so glad I stumbled across your channel!
Banger video. Clarified a few things for me even 1400 days in :)!
This is really great to hear! Thank you!
I'm losing my mind trying to figure out what you pressed to get that info pop up about the mushroom seeds around 5:35. It's probably really simple, but I need you help, Mister Kessel!
Thank you in advance and thank you for these wonderful guides!
You can bring up a full item description by pressing 'X' on your keyboard (when hovering your cursor of the item). I hope it helps! And thank you so much for your kind words! :)
fantastic! i been looking for some decent information about how things work in this game 😀 thankyou so much
Yeah, basically turns 1 mushroom into like 5 wine by doing the bonito flake thing.
I have been messing around with some other crops too, the Palulu for example since it is a tree chopping it down will always get you a seed (not sure if the seed level is based on lumberjack or farming though) while you can harvest the fruit. Palulu logs have a high price value and the fruit has STR and END (watermelon being the other type to start with END) but palulu like other fruit trees takes twice as long to be harvestable. But can't farm watermelon rn.
Obviously having to wait so long to harvest something with such a high fertility cost doesn't quite make it the same as mushroom farming where you breed for STR and END stats.
Once again huge thanks for letting me know! I'm yet to dabble in forestry.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel Yeah, some wood have both the bonus for price and the bonus for bed healing quality. If you want more seeds of one type you wait for it to die then you get no logs but like 3 seeds. Chopping when harvest is ready gets you 1 seed plus log.
But mushroom farms really pop off, especially when you roof them so they don't die during winter (I don't think u can water them if the water freezes)
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel As long as you plant trees in tilled soil, the tree always drops atleast 1 seed with a chance of multiple when chopped. In the case of fruit trees, you can actually sickle the fruit to get the seeds instead (which you cant do on a normal non fruit tree). Personally for fruits I go for cactus fruits since they give 3 End potency and 3 Dex potency at base level, I dont actually like palulu since it has a -2 Dex potency (unless ofcourse I get Dex palulu seeds). As for tree logs, I personally go for cherryblossoms since they have lvl 3 healing/bed comfort and lvl 2 price at base level, plus they only consume 0.5 fertility instead of palulu's 2 fertility
Something to note. Giving NPCs food makes it last longer before rotting then even storing it in the cooler. Of course they do eat the food in their inventory starting with the foods that give the highest number of bonuses. So they won't eat rotten food unless they have no other food in their inventory.
I wasn't aware of this before! Thank you for letting me know.
Youre amazing, thank you! Looking forward to more Elin guides from you!
Thank you! I appreacite it :)
your basically my wiki for the game right now love the vids dood didnt know about the fish and sawmil thank u dood lol
Knowing this game I bet there is a mechanic with drinking so if you do this strategy you may get a negative trait becoming a alcoholic and have negative effects when not drunk which would be cool and flavor to the game as well ❤️ 10-10 video
I'd love to something like this as well! Maybe we should pitch it to the dev ;)
Ty for continuing with the guides!
Thank you for this explanation!!
Very helpful, thanks!
You can use the scroll of incognito (or spell) to end the combat with neutral npcs. (works in any situation, not only with love potions)
I have never thought about utilising this scroll together with the love potions! Thank you for suggesting it!
Love the content! Elin is the last game I ever need! ..well, plus Rimworld..and ONI. ..and Factorio, ok, it's among the greats!
my braw, i like those games, but what is ONI ? another gem
@@zachyrish2682 Oxygen not included
@@zachyrish2682 i think its Oxygen not included
I am so happy someone made some guides
gonna bench them all XD
It was such a pain to get the good food cooking stations, i started just buying food... which turned out amazing. Store bought food doesn't go bad by large, and typically pack way better stat boosts. Deserts are especially good as they're not very filling.
once you start fishing up a lot of fish and turning them to bonito flakes, I like keeping around some as seasoning to further enhance the foods with gourmet, I didn't know about the stew though mushrooms look real nice now.
Where were you when I needed you?? Literally not a single guide video showed up for me just playthroughs. Took me a while to find out that just doing things relating to that stat brings up that specific stat. Was stuck trying to figure out how to get charisma up when i could just play music or have an ally parasite onto me. And with appraisal you could just walk around and have a chance of appraising stuff as long as you have it learned.
1% potency doesnt seem like much but that puts you 1% above everyone else and food bonuses effects pets too so say your party member need a certain skill lvl to do good dmg(like dex i think for gunners) that 1% could be the difference between killing or dying to a dangerous boss.
Item Quality effects the stats you get , so your Tarnished -5 quality gives alot less than if you had the skill to make it neutral
Thank you for letting me know! I thought it mainly affects the 'item quality' trait because of the item descriptions but you are absolutely correct! it does have an effect on stat bonuses as well!
think you can go over how to level up skills that may not be obvious or just skills in general, like weightlifting for example it will level up overtime when you are carrying more than your weight capacity (status - burden, burden! overweight [change to take damage] )
It might take me some time to learn about every and each skill but it's a great idea for a video! thank you!
@Rainner_Von_Kessel there is the wiki but then the problem is then getting to a point in game where you can display it. currently working on a little gameplay learning ramble that went on for way too long... will be needing the timestamps for sure on that one
Interesting, I never thought about getting drunk in order to eat more for more stats LOL. Don't encourage bad behavior! :p
great guide thank you!!
Amazing! Thanks for the video!
Glad you liked it! Thank you!
Idea for a guide I would like. What are all the currencies in the game? What and where,are they used? Some I figured out, others are still obtuse to me. For example I would of benefited greatly from knowing about small medals earlier and what they do.
Small medals are used in the workshop to the east in the snow. Can buy buy potions to cure the ether disease effects for 10, a 100 slot box for 20 and other items. Medals are also hidden in the towns. The wiki has their locations.
It's a great suggestion for the video, thank you!
Thanks for the video! I gotta ask tho, how did you make the new pond/expand the pond we start with?
There is a tool you can make (bottomless pot) that allows you to move water tiles from one area to another. You can go to any area on the world map, draw water and bring it back to your base. Hope it helps!
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel Awesome! Thank you!
Great content, give me more
Lvl 8-5 from innkeepers is really good way of powering up early game. Also make sure to feed your little girl(i know you took her- don't lie *wink*) cuz it helps a lot in combat
It is certainly the best way i have seen food mechanics being used...
I was really struggling with how to make such food myself
Hopefully that's possible... Thanks for the video will watch it when i have free time
Love your content m8 🙂Helps a lot with understanting the mechanics of the game. Because many things you show can be used for a lot more things 🙂Small question because I am not very sure about it. Fenches are used for been pretty or you get avoid random animals eat your crops or something like that?
Keep up the good work ;-)
Thank you! I must admit that I have initially assumed that animals will eviscerate my crops and that's why I did it. In reality they seem to have no impact on my little plantation. The fence seems to be doing a good job keeping random enemies away from my residents though ;)
good job 👏
After the Piety video, perhaps we can get one about danger rating and location spawning
I will do my best but I may need a little bit more time on this since I've been mostly playing from a relative safety of my base. Thank you for the suggestion.
Clicked for blin cat
Thank you!
Oh, I was just looking up what to do with all the dirty water potions you get from factory dungeon maps (collect chemical spills) and dirty water causes vomit.
At the moment I was just collecting 'empty potion' flasks but you are right! it could be a good use for them!
Nice video, maybe you know something about breeding livestock, as in how to get them to produce higher tier eggs, milk and sheering products? I seem to be limited to occasional +1 cashmere from snow putits I've been breeding for two years now.
My best guess is that you need 'farming' skill to level up seeds and 'taming' skills to improve products of ranching and breeding. You can learn this skill from a trainer in Yowyn. I should have included it in the video. I hope it helps!
Good day. Just picked up the game for the winter break.
Unfortunately, I accidentally ate a few too many human flesh dishes (really wish they would change the emblem for human flesh). Do you have any ideal of how to get rid of the cannibalism trait?
Your videos have been helpful. THANK YOU
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EDIT - I toughed it out a bit and avoided human flesh for about 10 days or so. Got a notice that "You are no longer addicted to human flesh." Hope this information helps someone.
And thank you for watching! Also, don't feel too bad about the cannibalism trait. According to Palmia Times human flesh consistently rates as top 3 foods consumed in the world of Elin :))
I had question. What does the mods like "Sustain Will" or "Sustain Learning" do?
Hey there!! Some of the enemies can decrease your attributes through their attacks. Normally, you need to either go to the healer in the city or use a potion/ spell to cure yourself. You can also prevent this from happening by using an item that ‘sustains’ a certain attribute. Hope it helps! :)
Wow! That is so cool. Thank you!
where did you get that water floring from?
There is a tool (bottomless pot). It allows you to move water tiles (and even set the level of water depth!). You can go to any area on the world map that has water, take it and bring it back to you base. Hope it helps!
@@Rainner_Von_Kesselwhere'd you find your bottle water?
Can you explain what makes gourmet 3 good
That's a tricky one! The perk on level 3 seems to reduce the nutrition level of all the food you cook, implying that's a good thing. However, high nutrition does seem to affect bonuses in a positive way (pls check out the unlisted video in the vid description if you are interested). I guess it's still useful to some degree if you can eat multiple meals with high bonuses in place of one.
is there a way to remove an npc item without losing karma? also it looks that you have two pools with slightly different color and i don't know what the second pool is made of lol
Yes! You can take items away from the npcs without losing karma. You only need to provide them with an item of the same type that is considered better by them. The item that is not equipped by them can be taken for free. Also, NPCs have their own preferences in regards to weapon/ armour style.
The first pool is the little lake you get at the start of the game (just relocated) and the second is river water from a random world map location (that has coincidently appeared in a neighbouring world tile).
Wait, all the food stat changes are permanent? They can’t be undone? Cause I’ve just been eating anything and everything ha
My recent finding is that luck is bat shit insane stat if you can get it
You are absolutely right! Ability to re-roll a dice and get better results is always a huge advantage in any rpg. Thief meta soon? Or thief nerf? ;)
Wait you can teleport NPC to your location using the build board?
Yes! As the hearth levels up it allows you to manipulate more things around your base. Placing npcs is one of these features :)
I don't think nutrition has anything to do with stat bonuses, besides how long they will last, it is simply how filling the food is
He did say that cuz you want to be filled cuz you are won't get the max stat bonuses if you aren't 'hungry'
So eating 2 serving to get 'filled' isn't worth it and getting filled has other benefits like better health regen
Also you can use the exploit he told if you are filled
That's what I thought initially as well! However, I did some tests on block of cheese (on its own - 13 nutrition) and weed stew (no bonuses on its own) with block of cheese as an additional ingredient (17 nutrition overall). Weed stew provides more strength potency bonus. So I have inferred that it must be related to the nutritional level.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel Sometimes, I really wish this game wasn't so esoteric lol. Ty for testing for us
I have provided an additional unlisted video in the video description. Let me know if you think that's a good test to see whether it has an effect. There might be some other factor I'm not considering.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel yeah looks like you’re correct, checked the wiki and it also says that though the math isn’t the same. According to the wiki between 10 and 20 should provide the same bonus. The wiki could be wrong but there also could be hidden values we don’t see behind the simple hungry\full info
how you can ispect the items?
by defualt you can press 'X' as you hover over an item. Unless you mean the items of your npc - just middle mouse and 'trade' with them
WAIT you can saw the fish
keep an eye when you open any workstation for the highlited items. If something is highlighted you can use it ;-) and you dont get recipes for the processing stations you need to discover them ;-) good examples are the powders for easy bricks ;-)
haha I was surprised as well!
@@GamingLouis think there is a new patch that now shows usable items from your storage boxed above the craft UI for the input crafters so i wont be missing the strange things now and also dont need to manualy take out items from a chest to put it in. unless i never saw it and im dumb
Since you’re doing a lot of testing, not sure if u know about the console commands. If not, look into it, it’ll fast-track ability to test out things. (Basically an in-game cheat.)
Yeah but this is a single player game you’re basically robbing yourself of all the fun but just spawning anything you want in the game imo. If there was coop or mp, not trying to knock your advice your just being a helpful person but I feel this person gets enjoyment out of discovery of things.
Thank you for letting me know! It might come handy at some point. PuppetSasori is right though, I am somewhat afraid that I might get bored of the game if I start abusing consol commands.
Agreed, just raised for testing mechanics to help with content creation. (Can make a 2nd character for testing with cheat enabled.)
are you pro gourmet 3 or anti gourmet 3? what do the viewers say? i want to see what the people think
I'm still not sure about it. I could see it being useful in some regards but since high nutrition definitely has some positive effect on bonuses, it seems to (arguably) be a waste of a feat point. I would also love to hear other people's opinions. What's your stance on this?
Why should we cook/ farm anything other than mushrooms? They grow in one day.
That is a great point and also a reason why I'm still sticking to cultivation of mushrooms. I think it all goes down to what you want to cook. Wheat and rice is necessary for a lot of recipes later on so it might be wise to have a field or two as well.
Next can you explore how do you become stronger as a whole?
And also like, how do you set up a shop? Where like, an npc will sell stuff. Do you have to provide them stock? Cauze I want an actual village/city not some minmaxed farming place
Some of the NPCs are shopkeepers. You can usually see that in their title (for instance when browsing a quest board). Also, you can recruit shopkeepers from the cities so they move to your base. You don't have to provide them with stock, they function much the same as in any other city You can definitely make the place look alive. For setting up your own shop, you just need to place item you want to sell 'as furniture' and use an item 'sale tag' on it.
@@Rainner_Von_Kessel How about the register? Do I have to take that with tickets?
why worship ehekatl of luck and not kumiromi of harvest? if your goal is to be a big strong warrior, ehekatl doesn't exactly help with that; if you want to maximize farming, kumiromi is not only worthwhile, but easy
if you want to maximize your warriorness, consider opatos of earth, who gives tons of buffs to physical stats
if it's just for the roleplay, though, i fuck with that heavy
You are absolutely right! The reason for it is quite simple, I had no idea how faith works in the game. I thought that it might be something important only for priest or paladins and I have neglected it. Besides I have stumbled upon the cat god and i thought it was super adorable. Only today I had a chance to wrap my head around the mechanics of worship and I have realised the error of my ways! 😅It's fun to go into the game blind but you are bound to make some mistakes. Hopefully, it's not gonna make my other findings less valuable. Thank you for the suggestion!
Be careful about "resetting" satiety, because in elona you could become anorexic and basically not bei able to eat properly anymore so I suspect they definitely added something similar in elin
I think they definitely will add it in the game (even the fortune cookie claims that this system exists) but I must say I didn't experience anorexia in the game so far.
That thing about eating and drinking to eat again is why they added anorexia to the game
No way! That's amazing! I wasn't aware that there is an anorexia mechanic. Thanks!
Hmm, isn't vomiting a little risky? lol
haha it might be! I didn't kill me yet but I will let you know once I experience any negative side effects ;)