Re-upload because I had made a blunder in editing and all the footage the first minutes was shifted by quite a lot towards the right hand side. It was bothering me so much I just had to re upload despite knowing it most likely will hurt the views.
Thank you for the compliment and the time stamps. This reminds me I should probably look into how to add chapters to my videos. I'm still a very small fish in the youtube sea and this is very much late night hobby level so there is a lot of stuff I can do better production wise. Adding chapters/timestamps is probably one of the easier ways I can improve my videos to give the viewers a better experience.
Thanks. I live in Sweden and many of our smaller houses in the countryside used to be timmer with grass roof a if you go back a bit in time, like a few hundred years. We still got a few stil standing up north. That's why I wanted to see if i'd be able to make one.
Just started the game a few days ago. I love this video. It's easy to follow for clueless noobs like me. Every other video on Enshrouded is like "Here's a castle I built!" "I built Helm's Deep from LOTR!" Meanwhile, I'm thinking .... "How do I get a glider?" LOL.
Glad you found it helpful. I am working on a video with beginner tips to. Not what button is where but rather some general good to know stuff that might not be super obvious at the start
Gotta love when not just show us how to build them but it tell us where to find the materials! u just got a new follower! ty for the tutorials! keep them coming
I like this, lots of cool ways to mix materials and looks. For the flower soil (and other special terrains) you can duplicate them with the rake, exactly as you did to spread the road - place one block of flower or farm soil, then rake it out over an area and mine it.
It takes a bit longer, but if you use the 4x4x4 landscaping block, you can right click with it to remove terrain & get the material. I used that method for leveling/excavating stuff early on when resources like stone & dirt were still pretty tight.
Mind blown about the roof blocks creating arches. I'm still new to the game so I haven't experimented much at all yet. The grass roof is also brilliant. I will steal this idea for my eventual forest cabin build. I'm holdong off building something elaborate until I have all base building stuff unlocked. My own base so far is just tiny houses for all my NPC as a kind of cliffside village off the first spire. Even basic stuff looks really nice in this game. I can see myself playing this game for a long time and it's not even a full release yet. Thanks for all these ideas! This game's base building tools are amazing. You're super creative with the tools at your disposal. Not sure I would ever have figured that out by myself.
Even if you get more blocks and furniture later I really love that they actually let you create something quite nice early on. To many games (looking at you Nightingale!!!) hold out on pretty much all the interesting stuff until the very late game. I also see myself playing this game for quite some time. The major title I see competing with Enshrouded for my time Is Light No Fire made by Hello Games, but it has no release date yet.
@@Ketmo785 I'm also looking forward to Light No Fire! I have about 800h in NMS because of base building and I didn't even do any glitch building. Just using the vanilla tools. I hope Hello Games figures out how to make terrain edits persistent like I hope is the case in Enshrouded. That was a real bummer in that game. You could never terraform anything without it growing back. That's the brilliant thing about Enshrouded. There's also no base objects limit here as far as I can see. Very much looking forward to how HG improves on the NMS procedural generation. What I love about Enshrouded is that it's a handcrafted map that makes exploration fun. NMS is really shallow in that respect. It's more a tech demo marvel than a game that is fun to explore for long. After 30h you've seen everything there is in that game. One thing I hope Enshrouded gets sorted out is protecting your base from griefers. I was told that anybody on your public server can take all your stuff and destroy your base. That's terrible multiplayer design. NMS got that sorted out eventually. I'd love to share my world and let others see what I build. Fingers crossed they make bases protected in the future. I could see myself exploring other people's worlds for inspiration.
Yep. If you want your stuff safe, play on a password protected server and only let friends in. What I hope Light no Fire does different from No mans sky is co-op. In NMS you can really feel the co-op was just pasted on at a later date. Most stuff is impossible to do together. You end up playing side by side and not together. You have to have separate bases for the main mission to progress. You can not share a freighter etc. I hope Light No Fire will be design for co-op from the ground up. That you can do main quests together. That all unlocks for base building etc can be done together with other players.
@@Ketmo785 Minor gripes I have with co-op is that if my friend talks to an NPC I cannot have that conversation anymore. And loot doesn't spawn for both. Playing with friends it's fine, you can decide who gets what loot. But if I were to play with random people they might take all the loot and I only get XP for killing stuff. This game does not seem to be designed to be played with random people. Doesn't bother me much, I rarely play online with strangers. Just feels like an unfair system right now. Gosh, I'm so hooked on this game now. The moment I get off work I fire up this game and play for hours. Not good for my social life, lol. It doesn't feel like Early Access at all. Everything just works. Don't encounter any bugs at all. Smooth experience.
It sure is very polished for an Early access title. The building systems is really what makes it stand out for me thought. Once you got all the high tier armour and weapons and have explored the map most survival games end. The building is what keeps you playing.@@goblingoddessgaming608
nice little build, really fun and cozy. You talk about how snapping often causes more trouble than help, but I find that I'll place the first one or two pieces without snapping to make sure the alignment is correct, then turn on snapping to easily snap to the correctly aligned pieces. This helps minimize how often you put one out of place right in the middle of what you're doing and it makes filling in the middle of floors/ceilings/roofs actually go a lot faster
That is a good suggestion! My problem with snapping might also have to do with me doing lots of small detailing (a lot more than on this starting house on my later builds) and all those single blocks and edited sections kind of "confuse" the snapping tool I think :)
This was so helpful for me, thank you! I have been struggling so hard with roofs and didn't even dare try a basement. Got my tools out and ready to try some more!
Glad you like it. I have some other tutorial like videos too for indoors and such that you might find helpful: ruclips.net/video/Evrl7npwdXw/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/eA4Rw8t9zRQ/видео.html
I did a similar thing with my fireplace , before seeing it here !(like minds) Lol .. I used Flintstone and, rough stone, as well... I also , added a brazier inside chimney.. To mimic smoke coming out of it ... Great build thank you !❤
1 addition you can do is. Cut out a few stones from the top of chimney and put small torches in. You will see some from the top of the chimney it adds a small detail
I actually tried that originally hoping to see some smoke from the chimney but thought I couldn't really notice anything visually standing on the ground next to the house despite putting the torch quite close to the exit of the chimney so I ended up skipping it.
Very nice house tutorial - thank you so much for making it for everyone. I LOVE building in Enshrouded - I really enjoyed watching your video and love the grass roof - ty again for creating this video
Glad you like it. I have a few more builds planned. One focusing on building tips for interior mostly. Problem is I have had very little time to record and edit the last two weeks and building videos takes a long time to make (so I have made some shorter videos in the meantime) That is the reason I haven't put any more builds out on the chanel yet. Hopefully I will have some time next week thought to make another of these longer videos.
Love the house, great little place you got there. I'm new to the game so very much appreciate the building tips & tricks, like the grass roof, door and window decorations, patio railings. Thanks for a great build guide. 😀
Happy you like it. Build guides takes a bit longer to make than other type of content so I can't do them as often due to time constraints but I have a few more planned for Enshrouded that I can hopefully make in the following weeks
It was so easy to get the Viking look in Valheim (for obvious reasons) ...harder in Enshrouded. However I really like the terrain manipulation. I plan to do both underground base and try a tree house.
That was such a good video! I really like how you managed to build something nice out of basic materials. Love the creativity! You inspired me to experiment with my own builds. Thank you.
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed the video. Since my chanel is way too small to earn any money it is to get positive feedback like this that makes it really fun to make videos :)
The technique for the roof, railings and door frame is awesome! I didn't even know the flower dirt was a thing! TheRADIOMAN03 has made a huge cliff base but he actually dug it all out with the pickaxe! It looks great, but I don't have that much patience. lol
Thanks a lot! I have some ideas for mid and late game builds that I for sure will make videos about. This type of build video takes quite a lot of time to put together thought so It will be a bit in between each of them with shorter guide type videos and alike because I simply don't have time to make the longer ones that often.
one of my favorite to do in these games is build stuff! Valheim id spends days building these big towns and docks.. one thing they all lacked was building underground, you could kind of do it in Val but not like this.
I played a bunch of Valheim with my gf. Enshrouded does underground/digging much better. But valheim gave the freedom to rotate stuff in all direction as well as overlap building blocks. So it feels like terrein and underground is better in Enshrouded but the rest was better in valheim in terms of possibilities.
Overhang, eave, roof eave, same thing haha, Definitely english it's an overhang tho. Love the videos man. Just getting into the game for the build aspect of things.
First of all, thank you. Since I used the loft for the bed I figured it didn't matter much since I'd only go up there to sleep, so not very often and I din't want it to take up space indoors.
Thanks!!! I have some other builds planned that hope will turn out good. A hobbit den.. like everyone else, but just got to do that with the terrain manipulation possibilities, a tree house and a wizard tower and probably a flying castle too at some point. Unfortunately build videos take quite long to make so I won't be able to make them nearly as often as the shorter guide type videos.
In regards to building in Enshrouded there are a lot of things where you go.. I wonder if..?? and the answer very often is, yes you can. So it is really rewarding to experiment with the building and terrain systems
Thanks! How long have I been looking for this stone material for the wall! It is needed for the reconstruction of many houses and I could not figure out where to find it and whether it is even in the game.
Hi thank you. If you try to find recipes for materials then I can recommend this video: ruclips.net/video/m8AxhWuTjXA/видео.html It is by another small youtuber and list how to get every single material pre the hallow halls update.
I actually use that for the tunnel between the houses. But for large chunks it will take a lot longer to "dig" with the 4x4. So placing large blocks is way faster and extremely precise.
Love your design! I'm trying to replicate your Tarred Shingle Roof Block frames around the door, but for me, the frame does not change when I add the 2 blocks like you did. I'm using the Roughly Cut Stone Block as my base's wall. I tried it against the Rough Wood Block too and it still doesn't change into the frame like your video shows.
you can not. But you can put a little bit on the ground and then spread it out for free with the rake and then use pickaxe and repeat as many times as you like
Yes. As soon as you got the farmer NPC you can grow seedlings that you can plant, both of flowers and trees as well as different types of vegetables. And you don't have to plant in farm soil, you can plant in the grass. Stuff just grows faster in the farm soil.
Biggest block you can remove ground with is 3x3x3. Excavating a big area using that Instead of using the much larger building block is way slower. Despite that you do not need to remove anything.
Yes. For some reason I.. and no one else who commented seems to have noticed the first 5 minutes of the video had all the footage shifted to the right by quite a lot resulting in a big black border on the left side. It was bothering me so much I had to take it down and upload corrected even though I know it hurts views
I think a lot of new players make the mistake of not using scaffolding. You can craft them at the workbench and it really helps to get up on the same elevation when making the roof. They are not expensive since you can pick them up once you are done and place them somewhere else (or in a chest for later use)
I think it got one of the best terraforming o any game but I do miss the ability to rotate stuff and clip everything in Valheim. Making round shapes looking good is quite difficult in Enshrouded.
The tutorial at the end of the video still does not introduce how to make 0:40 this ladder, and it seems to have been removed in the editing. 29:09 There is no ladder yet, 30:49 after taking items from the carpenter and doing some decoration, the ladder was built, but there was no teaching on how to do it. I'd love to learn how to build a ladder.
Hi. Sorry that got cut out in editing since I did it during the decoration phase that I did not include in the video. I just showed the finished result. It is an item you craft at the carpenter just like tables, chairs or lamps. And then you place it just like you would do with any furniture (and you can pick it up again if you like)
Re-upload because I had made a blunder in editing and all the footage the first minutes was shifted by quite a lot towards the right hand side. It was bothering me so much I just had to re upload despite knowing it most likely will hurt the views.
Wonderful build!
13:24 Plant Fiber Roof Block -> patio fence
16:04 Tarred Shingle Roof Block -> window frame
23:24 flower soil roof
27:52 roof inside attic
29:26 fireplace
Thank you for the compliment and the time stamps. This reminds me I should probably look into how to add chapters to my videos. I'm still a very small fish in the youtube sea and this is very much late night hobby level so there is a lot of stuff I can do better production wise. Adding chapters/timestamps is probably one of the easier ways I can improve my videos to give the viewers a better experience.
I love that idea to build a grass roof.🙂
Thanks. I live in Sweden and many of our smaller houses in the countryside used to be timmer with grass roof a if you go back a bit in time, like a few hundred years. We still got a few stil standing up north. That's why I wanted to see if i'd be able to make one.
@@Ketmo785the fact that there’s some still standing is awesome!
Just started the game a few days ago. I love this video. It's easy to follow for clueless noobs like me. Every other video on Enshrouded is like "Here's a castle I built!" "I built Helm's Deep from LOTR!" Meanwhile, I'm thinking .... "How do I get a glider?" LOL.
Glad you found it helpful. I am working on a video with beginner tips to. Not what button is where but rather some general good to know stuff that might not be super obvious at the start
Gotta love when not just show us how to build them but it tell us where to find the materials! u just got a new follower! ty for the tutorials! keep them coming
Thanks a lot. I will keep that about materials in mind so that I include a guide to locations In future builds as well.
@@Ketmo785 Second, had no idea where to find that tarred wood block, love the log cabin look of it so thank you very much for showing it.
I like this, lots of cool ways to mix materials and looks.
For the flower soil (and other special terrains) you can duplicate them with the rake, exactly as you did to spread the road - place one block of flower or farm soil, then rake it out over an area and mine it.
Thank you. Yep. That's the reason for calling the rake MVP talking about the Rake. The rake probably deserves its own video :)
That's a really good tip! Thank you :)
I have only just started playing it so can use this new knowledge a lot!
It takes a bit longer, but if you use the 4x4x4 landscaping block, you can right click with it to remove terrain & get the material. I used that method for leveling/excavating stuff early on when resources like stone & dirt were still pretty tight.
Mind blown about the roof blocks creating arches. I'm still new to the game so I haven't experimented much at all yet. The grass roof is also brilliant. I will steal this idea for my eventual forest cabin build. I'm holdong off building something elaborate until I have all base building stuff unlocked. My own base so far is just tiny houses for all my NPC as a kind of cliffside village off the first spire. Even basic stuff looks really nice in this game.
I can see myself playing this game for a long time and it's not even a full release yet.
Thanks for all these ideas!
This game's base building tools are amazing. You're super creative with the tools at your disposal. Not sure I would ever have figured that out by myself.
Even if you get more blocks and furniture later I really love that they actually let you create something quite nice early on. To many games (looking at you Nightingale!!!) hold out on pretty much all the interesting stuff until the very late game. I also see myself playing this game for quite some time. The major title I see competing with Enshrouded for my time Is Light No Fire made by Hello Games, but it has no release date yet.
@@Ketmo785 I'm also looking forward to Light No Fire! I have about 800h in NMS because of base building and I didn't even do any glitch building. Just using the vanilla tools.
I hope Hello Games figures out how to make terrain edits persistent like I hope is the case in Enshrouded. That was a real bummer in that game. You could never terraform anything without it growing back. That's the brilliant thing about Enshrouded. There's also no base objects limit here as far as I can see.
Very much looking forward to how HG improves on the NMS procedural generation.
What I love about Enshrouded is that it's a handcrafted map that makes exploration fun. NMS is really shallow in that respect. It's more a tech demo marvel than a game that is fun to explore for long. After 30h you've seen everything there is in that game.
One thing I hope Enshrouded gets sorted out is protecting your base from griefers. I was told that anybody on your public server can take all your stuff and destroy your base. That's terrible multiplayer design. NMS got that sorted out eventually. I'd love to share my world and let others see what I build. Fingers crossed they make bases protected in the future. I could see myself exploring other people's worlds for inspiration.
Yep. If you want your stuff safe, play on a password protected server and only let friends in. What I hope Light no Fire does different from No mans sky is co-op. In NMS you can really feel the co-op was just pasted on at a later date. Most stuff is impossible to do together. You end up playing side by side and not together. You have to have separate bases for the main mission to progress. You can not share a freighter etc. I hope Light No Fire will be design for co-op from the ground up. That you can do main quests together. That all unlocks for base building etc can be done together with other players.
@@Ketmo785 Minor gripes I have with co-op is that if my friend talks to an NPC I cannot have that conversation anymore. And loot doesn't spawn for both. Playing with friends it's fine, you can decide who gets what loot. But if I were to play with random people they might take all the loot and I only get XP for killing stuff. This game does not seem to be designed to be played with random people. Doesn't bother me much, I rarely play online with strangers. Just feels like an unfair system right now.
Gosh, I'm so hooked on this game now. The moment I get off work I fire up this game and play for hours. Not good for my social life, lol. It doesn't feel like Early Access at all. Everything just works. Don't encounter any bugs at all. Smooth experience.
It sure is very polished for an Early access title. The building systems is really what makes it stand out for me thought. Once you got all the high tier armour and weapons and have explored the map most survival games end. The building is what keeps you playing.@@goblingoddessgaming608
nice little build, really fun and cozy. You talk about how snapping often causes more trouble than help, but I find that I'll place the first one or two pieces without snapping to make sure the alignment is correct, then turn on snapping to easily snap to the correctly aligned pieces. This helps minimize how often you put one out of place right in the middle of what you're doing and it makes filling in the middle of floors/ceilings/roofs actually go a lot faster
That is a good suggestion! My problem with snapping might also have to do with me doing lots of small detailing (a lot more than on this starting house on my later builds) and all those single blocks and edited sections kind of "confuse" the snapping tool I think :)
@@Ketmo785 yeah for sure! my "tip" is really quick and easy for filling in bigger/longer sections, but it doesn't really work for the detailing at all
Very nice video! Thanks for the guide!
This was so helpful for me, thank you! I have been struggling so hard with roofs and didn't even dare try a basement. Got my tools out and ready to try some more!
Glad you like it. I have some other tutorial like videos too for indoors and such that you might find helpful:
ruclips.net/video/Evrl7npwdXw/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/eA4Rw8t9zRQ/видео.html
I did a similar thing with my fireplace , before seeing it here !(like minds) Lol ..
I used Flintstone and, rough stone, as well... I also , added a brazier inside chimney.. To mimic smoke coming out of it ... Great build thank you !❤
1 addition you can do is. Cut out a few stones from the top of chimney and put small torches in. You will see some from the top of the chimney it adds a small detail
I actually tried that originally hoping to see some smoke from the chimney but thought I couldn't really notice anything visually standing on the ground next to the house despite putting the torch quite close to the exit of the chimney so I ended up skipping it.
Simply adorable. Nice looking and not to difficult.
Thank you!
Very nice house tutorial - thank you so much for making it for everyone. I LOVE building in Enshrouded - I really enjoyed watching your video and love the grass roof - ty again for creating this video
Glad you like it. I have a few more builds planned. One focusing on building tips for interior mostly. Problem is I have had very little time to record and edit the last two weeks and building videos takes a long time to make (so I have made some shorter videos in the meantime) That is the reason I haven't put any more builds out on the chanel yet. Hopefully I will have some time next week thought to make another of these longer videos.
Nice video - grass roofs are nice - will try it! Thanks!
Love the flower roof
Thank you!
Love thus video!! Love the tutorials they are very easy to understand and follow!
Thank you!
Love the house, great little place you got there. I'm new to the game so very much appreciate the building tips & tricks, like the grass roof, door and window decorations, patio railings. Thanks for a great build guide. 😀
Happy you like it. Build guides takes a bit longer to make than other type of content so I can't do them as often due to time constraints but I have a few more planned for Enshrouded that I can hopefully make in the following weeks
@@Ketmo785 Thanks, I'll be watching 👍
very cool build. I like the use of different materials.
Thanks. I got some nice ideas for mid and late game builds to that I hopefully can do some videos about later on
Brilliant 👏 I need to try this. Great job.
Thanks a lot!
I was wondering forever which wood had that viking look to it. Finally I see it in your build! Time to tear down all my building and restart :D
It was so easy to get the Viking look in Valheim (for obvious reasons) ...harder in Enshrouded. However I really like the terrain manipulation. I plan to do both underground base and try a tree house.
@@Ketmo785 Oh I love the idea. We went classic timberframe but I wanna explore more possibilities now that we have so many more building materials.
Nice guide! Thank you for sharing
Glad you like it!
I really like your videos! You're doing a great job! Thanks!
You are a god with these creations! 💪
Thank you!
That was such a good video! I really like how you managed to build something nice out of basic materials. Love the creativity! You inspired me to experiment with my own builds. Thank you.
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed the video. Since my chanel is way too small to earn any money it is to get positive feedback like this that makes it really fun to make videos :)
The technique for the roof, railings and door frame is awesome! I didn't even know the flower dirt was a thing!
TheRADIOMAN03 has made a huge cliff base but he actually dug it all out with the pickaxe! It looks great, but I don't have that much patience. lol
Thanks. This house is a rather quick build once you have figured out the techniques.
Very useful, thank you.
Whole video is so satisfying, also editing, keep upload video pls dude ur so good👌
Thanks a lot! I have some ideas for mid and late game builds that I for sure will make videos about. This type of build video takes quite a lot of time to put together thought so It will be a bit in between each of them with shorter guide type videos and alike because I simply don't have time to make the longer ones that often.
yea its normal, but ur videos like that being so fluent, and its not boring even i am not gonna build that build,but its so fun to watch @@Ketmo785
Thanks a lot! I will do my best! :)
Awesome, I'm going to make my entire buildable area just flower soil
one of my favorite to do in these games is build stuff! Valheim id spends days building these big towns and docks..
one thing they all lacked was building underground, you could kind of do it in Val but not like this.
I played a bunch of Valheim with my gf. Enshrouded does underground/digging much better. But valheim gave the freedom to rotate stuff in all direction as well as overlap building blocks. So it feels like terrein and underground is better in Enshrouded but the rest was better in valheim in terms of possibilities.
great build!
Thanks!
Well made video. Thank you. I sub’d. 🎉🎉🎉
great guid
beautiful!
Thank you!
Overhang, eave, roof eave, same thing haha, Definitely english it's an overhang tho. Love the videos man. Just getting into the game for the build aspect of things.
The game for sure has amazing building system. Probably best I have seen in a crafting survival game
This was really well done. Did you ever think of putting the ladder inside instead? Save having to go outside.
First of all, thank you. Since I used the loft for the bed I figured it didn't matter much since I'd only go up there to sleep, so not very often and I din't want it to take up space indoors.
Holy moly!! Come over anytime & bring your 🔨 lol
Thanks!!! I have some other builds planned that hope will turn out good. A hobbit den.. like everyone else, but just got to do that with the terrain manipulation possibilities, a tree house and a wizard tower and probably a flying castle too at some point. Unfortunately build videos take quite long to make so I won't be able to make them nearly as often as the shorter guide type videos.
@@Ketmo785 sounds awesome! I have no control over my rake. It stresses me out! Lol
I didnt even think about making a floral roof....I know what I'm doing lol
In regards to building in Enshrouded there are a lot of things where you go.. I wonder if..?? and the answer very often is, yes you can. So it is really rewarding to experiment with the building and terrain systems
Thanks! How long have I been looking for this stone material for the wall! It is needed for the reconstruction of many houses and I could not figure out where to find it and whether it is even in the game.
Hi thank you. If you try to find recipes for materials then I can recommend this video: ruclips.net/video/m8AxhWuTjXA/видео.html It is by another small youtuber and list how to get every single material pre the hallow halls update.
@@Ketmo785 Thanks!
that was a neat "buIding"
thanks!
the is a 4x4 terrain that you can just delete the soil so you dont have to place the foundation at all to dig the basement
I actually use that for the tunnel between the houses. But for large chunks it will take a lot longer to "dig" with the 4x4. So placing large blocks is way faster and extremely precise.
Love your design! I'm trying to replicate your Tarred Shingle Roof Block frames around the door, but for me, the frame does not change when I add the 2 blocks like you did. I'm using the Roughly Cut Stone Block as my base's wall. I tried it against the Rough Wood Block too and it still doesn't change into the frame like your video shows.
Might be graphic settings. If they are set to low you won't get those details
@@Ketmo785 You were right! It was the graphics settings! Thanks :)
Are we able to craft flower soil as well? Or do we need to mine whatever we intend to use?
you can not. But you can put a little bit on the ground and then spread it out for free with the rake and then use pickaxe and repeat as many times as you like
@@Ketmo785 Oh awesome!! Thanks!
Can you place things like trees and plants to decorate the base?
Yes. As soon as you got the farmer NPC you can grow seedlings that you can plant, both of flowers and trees as well as different types of vegetables. And you don't have to plant in farm soil, you can plant in the grass. Stuff just grows faster in the farm soil.
@@Ketmo785 Oh cool. Thanks
if you remove the ground, you don't need to build anything before hand, just remove
Biggest block you can remove ground with is 3x3x3. Excavating a big area using that Instead of using the much larger building block is way slower. Despite that you do not need to remove anything.
5:53 and 6:01 GUYS 👁👄👁 SUGAR GLIDER EXPERIENCE OMG (edit cus now I'm seeing the 5 min one was really brief)
:)
Im curious, what happend with original video? You took it down for some reason?
Yes. For some reason I.. and no one else who commented seems to have noticed the first 5 minutes of the video had all the footage shifted to the right by quite a lot resulting in a big black border on the left side. It was bothering me so much I had to take it down and upload corrected even though I know it hurts views
spent like 3 hours trying to make a base only to figure out that it's nearly impossible to put a roof on it lol. then proceeded to press alt+f4
Once you get used to the building mechanics in this game you realize it's got one of the best building mechanics in any game
I think a lot of new players make the mistake of not using scaffolding. You can craft them at the workbench and it really helps to get up on the same elevation when making the roof. They are not expensive since you can pick them up once you are done and place them somewhere else (or in a chest for later use)
I think it got one of the best terraforming o any game but I do miss the ability to rotate stuff and clip everything in Valheim. Making round shapes looking good is quite difficult in Enshrouded.
Bjørk bjørk
The tutorial at the end of the video still does not introduce how to make 0:40 this ladder, and it seems to have been removed in the editing.
29:09 There is no ladder yet, 30:49 after taking items from the carpenter and doing some decoration, the ladder was built, but there was no teaching on how to do it.
I'd love to learn how to build a ladder.
Hi. Sorry that got cut out in editing since I did it during the decoration phase that I did not include in the video. I just showed the finished result. It is an item you craft at the carpenter just like tables, chairs or lamps. And then you place it just like you would do with any furniture (and you can pick it up again if you like)
@@Ketmo785 I totally didn't notice that he had a ladder to craft, thanks for the reminder!
Lmao using terrain as roof, you're 5 universe ahead
New u don't get the same amount back any more it's like half.just so u know
Oh. Good to know. I haven't played in a little while now so I guess they must have changed it in one of the later patches for some reason.
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