We can add the named roadsign on the path to the village (in a place where you would see the village, but wouldn't be yet near it), and by that I don't mean just a waystone or a Minecraft sign, but like a carved rock/wooden statue (or a carved piece of sorts) with the name and visual details/pieces, symbolising the village and its craftsmen, maybe with viking shields/helmets on it, maybe even the helmets and goods high on the stick poles. I had an idea of having the enemy helmets from previous raids on the poles, but I think it's a rather peaceful viking village, so craftsmanship on display would suit it better)
@@geesecouchtaming7223 yes thats what im sayin @lowresbones you can run complementary shaders, ive got a slightly worse pc than u and i can run it with the modpack at a consistant 90+ FPS
The village is starting to look lively, a stave church could be cool to add also its nice to have ruins in the world it makes the world have more history to it
i thought by looking at the thumbnail it was gonna be a documentary or something because it looked like some sort of village then I saw the title and it said Minecraft lol
The Vikings didnt believe in God tho... They believed in The Northern Myths, Odin, Asgard, Valhalla, Yggdrasil. So a Church wouldnt make much sense I think
@@meruem_1387 my bad I should’ve not called it churches but instead temples, Vikings did create temples some even looking like churches since they did explore a bunch it was also quite common for Vikings to convert to the local culture and religion in the place they moved to just like when the Vikings decided to raid France so the French king gave them land which would later became Normandy and the first Normans and would also be converted to the local religion in said area
One of the best Minecraft series I've seen in a long time. Feels very inspired by the original wave of Minecraft content. I love it and the cinematic transitions are so cool.
I love your commitment to realistic details like the charcoal piles. It’s much more immersive when there are historical elements that make that world true to period.
This is the first video of yours I've ever seen and my god, the DETAIL you give to this world, I aspire to care enough to put so much time into a passion project like this. Kudos on this work it's amazing.
I was quite disappointed, when you said, that you want to move on 'now' from this age - but then you suddenly went ahead and added the charcoal pits, another house and the treetop thingy - I love it! :D Also even though you said that the house is not the greatest piece architecturally, I think the whole style isn't something everyone could make happen. (I actually got the pack and tried... but failed miserably xD) Overall: I'm already hyped for the next era - and before that: the dining hall!
Hi, first video. Loved it. I've actually burnt charcoal at a weird school I went to. The smallest bit of realism that is lacking are a stream or pond nearby. For safety reasons, and because if the wood inside gets an excess of air it will all burn up (really quickly), so they could save some of the charcoal by stopping the flames. But this would of course ruin some of the harvest as well.
Love that mysterious dulcimer line that comes in at 5:51, super fun. Your compositions are so top notch. They have just the right balance of flavor from this world but structures and beats from contemporary ambient background music. Would love to have some of it for D&D or building sessions.
A Cool Addition would be to make the charcoal burner actually working. Like putting a furnace in it and something like a crate where you put logs in and so on. besides that, one of the best series i've ever seen. keep up the awesome work!
I've never come across you or any of your videos but just the start of the videos and all the fan made theories about the pillars, this modded lets play is probably really damn epic. I've only watched 1min42 seconds of this video but i imagine the pillars to be bones, a spine of a giant dinosaur like titan which once roamed around the earth as king, with the remainder of the skeleton being buried under hundreds of thousands of kilograms of dirt and impenetrable stone, with the village nearby slowly dying and frequent earthquakes laying more dirt on top, this skeleton would soon be forgotten and never to be found again by humanity. I'm 90% sure none of this makes sense or follows the current situations in your lets play but that's my view on the meagre 2 minutes I've spent watching this video.
Lowres! Your videos are freaking ART my dude!!! You’re suuuch an amazing detailed builder and an inspiration for most of us. Thanks for another great short movie!
This is my new favorite thing, was getting tired of minecraft especially cause I play bedrock and can’t even use shaders): after seeing this it really motivates me to get a pc for Java. The lore in this world is also great, and keeps me “immersed” into your world (:
Extra piece of thought here, The charcoal burner would have to sit there for LONG periods of time to make sure that the fire would not spread as it took a long time for the charcoal to form. If they did fall asleep, they would get punishments.
This is my first time watching and this looks great! fantastic work! For some reason, while watching though the video, I felt a sense of a weird nostalgia. Don't know how to explain it, like nostalgia and deja vu at the same time. None the less you builds looks stunning! Keep up the great work!
5:30 Covering the burning wood with dirt isn’t done just to contain heat, it’s done to burn the wood without oxygen, which causes more impurities to burn off. Stellar video and series concept by the way!
In ww1 some country’s tried making their conveys using concrete so if the next era is something to do with stone then I recommend making a huge Viking trading ship that’s made out of stone
0:53 WOAH- I wasn’t expecting mine to be there!! Also congratulations on 51K!! That’s a big goal! Now we need 48K more to 100K!! Edit: I think you should make the start of a small forming market! Like three small stalls and some stuff around it just to show the markets growing!
Top notch minecraft modded content. And you made all of this in survival, which is just jaw dropping, Your level of dedication is inspiring. All caught up and cannot wait for the next one. Your cinematics are stunning. Perhaps one day just have a slideshow of your best cinematic shots of your world, cause they are each a bit if art in and of themselves. Thank you.
I like so much what you do with what you got (I mean there is so much blocks I couldn't choose what to build and most of all how to build). All the details you put and the atmosphere you've created are making this world alive and I think this is one of the hardest thing to do in Minecraft. I just love watching The Hammer !
I love the wood burn piles! Some people might see that as not necessary, but if you're working to build lore in your world. I think details like that are incredibly important! I love your build style, gonna have to go back and watch the first 11 episodes now ^.^
I love everything about the series, but... the music! As an aspiring composer, I found myself really inspired by the atmosphere you generate with your music. You're extremely good at this!
I have no idea if this will go along with what you what the world will become, But my idea is that these stones are much older than everything. They Symbolize the gateway between ages and the passage way through times. The Land Beyond is the next age the dark age of maybe like Iron age? And the next "age" you build is beyond them? IDK but the prophesized entity was one was also epic. Great Vid!!
Inspirational, both your videography and your minecraft skills! Im surprised I haven't seen your content earlier and that you don't have 1 million + subs, one day you will if you keep this up!
This series is awesome man, its obvious you've got an eye for quality! I know it's a small portion of your audience but for such a cinematic series 1440p uploads would be sick :)
ok so this is the first ep ive seen but throughout this whole video i kept saying "Woah! this guy is good" i LOVE the renders/shader things too and its the absolutely breathtaking with the ambient sounds and still camera with movement
Dude. Holy cow, you've rapidly become my favourite RUclipsr atm. I need more content from you, I cant cope with every other week 😂 Keep it up man, love love love the content and your edit style!
"Ancient medieval profession" Oh lordy, they did that all the way up to the industrial revolution and probs for years after that. It's part of my cultural heritage, I live in the mining hearth of Sweden and I've known about charcoal burning my literal entire life. People used to live in little huts near where they burned the charcoal to make sure it burned properly. It's really quite fascinating. sorry about the defensive tone lol I'm just surprised that not everybody knows this haha
Hey lowres can you please explain your build process, your builds are so gorgeous and looks so damn awesome. I want to know do you plan your builds in creative or you build them directly in survival if so they how do you come up with those build ideas please elaborate. Btw congratulations for 50K hoping to see such awesome content from you.
@@lowresbones I was hoping to at least try to do a collab with a youtuber like butterjaffa because i like the content you and him make pls try to or CONSIDER it 😢😎👏
I'm amazed by your creation.. it looks like it has a history and bring some peace vibe in me when i look into it.. im very proud of you man.. awesome creation, awesome imagination.
Just watched the whole series in less than 24h. This is absolutely amazing. I can actually smell the meadows in the cinematics clips! Please keep on doing these videos!
I love you bro, I'm from Brazil and I'm a big fan of yours, I showed your videos to my girlfriend and I really get excited with every notification from you. You were the reason I came back to Mine. btw this series is sick
congrats on 50k! its honestly been a while for me to watch a minecraft vid all the way to the end, but this grabbed my attention, and before i even realized it, the video ended! I look forward to more of your videos🙌
Your videos from the hammer are so inspirational! I love them so much. It makes me think out of the box of traditional minecraft. Thank you for posting them ((:
Can't wait to see more of this series. I binged the whole thing and am inspired to DL these mods and play Minecraft again. You do such a great job with you sound design and cinematic shots. Hope to see more real soon! Keep up the great work!
@@lowresbones farming villages had low stone walls around their fields to delineate their boundaries and in Europe they had living hedge walls around pastures for their animals. With a stone section at the gates for securing the gates in place. And the main village would have a wall of some kind around it for defense from bandits. Village watch was a thing there would be shifts and each watchman would do a few hours because the watchmen could alert the village if bandits came
Amazing serie, I hope you get more attention because your work is very nice with a lot of thinkings and reflexion. Your cinematic and cutaway shots are wonderful! I wish you a nice day (from a frenchy)!
Well, My dad and his Great grandfather was making coal that way with many others from our village. I live in a small village in Northern Sweden. And yes they still do tihs in my village =) Going there this weekend to watch them work.
I'm a little late, but I just wanted to say, I love your attention to detail and the research that you put into your different builds throughout the series I love this village so much! Please don't feel like you're wasting time checking out the different angles of your builds because it just adds to the care and consideration you put into those builds! Super love and appreciate this series and you videos! Thank you :)
this si the first ever video ive seen from you. the intro actually REALLY grabbed my attention because it was something DIFFERENT instead of immediately the, "like comment sub, 80% of you watching arent subscribed" type stuff
I managed to find your video yesterday and I binged all of these episodes. I am really into viking stuff and this series really help me with my inspiration. These videos are great, they have a huge production value. Your style and editing is smooth amd funny, but also sophisticated with the cinematic style. Keep doing this, I will ne forever greatful for it! Hope you have a great day.
ayyy my comment made it into the video!! i also extremely relate to "wandering around the things you build just to look at them". i spent hours walking around the custom forest in my single-player world, sometimes turning on shaders to see the sun rays breaking through the canopy. it’s quite a nice payoff for the work you put into your creation.
This is literally the first video I have seen from you, and I'm HOOKED! Your video style is insanely polished.. and the music, BY YOU? You're super talented!
Wow! Just found your channel @lowresbones This build is amazing!!! I had no idea such detail could be found in Minecraft Loved the brewing area in that tree stump, although my OCD was going berserk for some reason over the roof you build... can't think of a different way of doing it though so oh well :'D
This is my first time watching one of your videos and omg this is so cool as a builder my self I find it so interesting and cool the mods you’ve added and how you’ve implemented them into your buildings definitely gonna check out the rest of this series and also gonna suscribe
saw this on my recommendation, new subscriber lmao. also these builds remind me of skyrim and honestly i bet someone could make parts if skyrim with this mod
i personally choose to believe that the stone spikes were once used as part of a defensive wall! with wood in between the massive spikes, it rotted and fell away, leaving just the supports!
If you want to go detailed, charcoal burners used to install those piles near rivers, for obvious reasons. The process was lasting about a week, and they would control the process regularly, creating air holes, or filling em up again to prevent wood pile from completely burning up or extinguishing completely. For that reason they would have had a ladder to climb up, as it was easier done at the top (imagine creating a hole at the bottom of a dirt pile..) It could also be nice adding some wood piles :)
I think it'd be a good detail exploration to open up one of the dirt mounds and expose the finished charcoal inside, and have a lump of dirt to the side, as they have to remove it once its done "cooking"
you should add the enhanced visuals mod, it totally fits the theme of this modpack! (and it may be a little bit horrendously nerve-racking but you don't need to worry about that)
Just found this channel and I am LOVING the cinematic shots you do in this series! I think shaders in minecraft don't usually fit the blocky aesthetic but the way you build and design your world just fits extremely well.
Hey! Been binging this for a couple days, really awesome series! Anyways, a couple of ideas for ya, -For your feasting hall, or maybe a separate building, Norsemen would hang their meat and fish and stuff high-up from their ceilings, as the smoke from a fireplace would dwell there and help preserve said meat. It could make for some cool decoration/attention to detail! -Finishing that stream near your starter cave-house (if you haven't already) -a privy, AKA, a hole to poo in, lol. Maybe near some water, as that's how some would clean up. -a place of worship? From what I read online, they usually didn't build chapels and stuff (until Christianity), and instead chose natural features like weird-rocks/weird-trees/waterfalls/such, but they'd usually mark them in one way or another, which would look cool. Anyways! Hope you return to this Village again in the future, even briefly. It's turning out really nice! Or even a similar idea in another location.
Hey man am on the third episode now and I need to say that I love this series, I love what u do and please don't stop, keep building and creating beautiful things!
Lore-wise, I really think you can tie the tree portal into norse mythology. I've mentioned before that it could represent an offshoot of Yggdrasil, the world tree that connects the various realms, and since it leads to the Nether, perhaps that's what inspired the legends of Muspelheim, the realm of fire. In fact, it is said that during Ragnarok, the sons of Muspelheim will burn the other realms, and this tree might just have started the vikings' fear of this invasion. As for the portal itself, it could be some kind of bifrost, though the original one only connected Midgard(Earth) and Asgard, so it could also be something different. Perhaps whatever destroyed the tree is at fault. If this tree was some kind of avatar of Yggdrasil, then whatever powerful monster's or god's attack managed to destroy it, was strong enough to tear into a different world and left a permanent rift. This rift might also attract or let through fae and other dangerous entities and the stone structures around the tree were left either as a warning or a barrier to protect the village.
I've been on RUclips for over a decade. I have never subscribed to somebody after watching only one video before. I only watched 8 minutes of your video and am now subscribed. Very quality content
Just got recommended to this video and I love your style. It's a bit like old school let's play but it's fresh at the same time. Keep up the good work 🙌🙌🙌
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I hope you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much for watching! What do you think still needs to be added before we leave the village?
We can add the named roadsign on the path to the village (in a place where you would see the village, but wouldn't be yet near it), and by that I don't mean just a waystone or a Minecraft sign, but like a carved rock/wooden statue (or a carved piece of sorts) with the name and visual details/pieces, symbolising the village and its craftsmen, maybe with viking shields/helmets on it, maybe even the helmets and goods high on the stick poles. I had an idea of having the enemy helmets from previous raids on the poles, but I think it's a rather peaceful viking village, so craftsmanship on display would suit it better)
Maybe you can make it so that the shaders are turned on on normal gameplays
You can build a castle I guess
That will be awesome
@@geesecouchtaming7223 yes thats what im sayin @lowresbones you can run complementary shaders, ive got a slightly worse pc than u and i can run it with the modpack at a consistant 90+ FPS
btw my specs are: RTX 2060 Ti, i5 8600k and 32gb ram
The village is starting to look lively, a stave church could be cool to add also its nice to have ruins in the world it makes the world have more history to it
i thought by looking at the thumbnail it was gonna be a documentary or something because it looked like some sort of village then I saw the title and it said Minecraft lol
The Vikings didnt believe in God tho... They believed in The Northern Myths, Odin, Asgard, Valhalla, Yggdrasil. So a Church wouldnt make much sense I think
@@meruem_1387 my bad I should’ve not called it churches but instead temples, Vikings did create temples some even looking like churches since they did explore a bunch it was also quite common for Vikings to convert to the local culture and religion in the place they moved to just like when the Vikings decided to raid France so the French king gave them land which would later became Normandy and the first Normans and would also be converted to the local religion in said area
@@fritz9789 true
@@meruem_1387 depends on the era, by 1050 most Norsemen were Christian
Can’t believe that when I started playing in 2012 we’d have a Minecraft as textured and evolved as this. It’s become a truly unique and open game
One of the best Minecraft series I've seen in a long time. Feels very inspired by the original wave of Minecraft content. I love it and the cinematic transitions are so cool.
congrats on 50k lowres u deserve alot more. and the hammer is just so cool keep on!
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I love your commitment to realistic details like the charcoal piles. It’s much more immersive when there are historical elements that make that world true to period.
the textures remind me of the old syndicate survival series, some nice nostalgia. Nice video dude!
big Mianite vibes
Ah, The Syndicate Project series, THAT takes me back man
just binge watched this whole series after this vid was recommended to me, so awesome! can't wait to see how this world progresses!
That is quite literally the exact same thing that happened to me
This is the first video of yours I've ever seen and my god, the DETAIL you give to this world, I aspire to care enough to put so much time into a passion project like this. Kudos on this work it's amazing.
I was quite disappointed, when you said, that you want to move on 'now' from this age - but then you suddenly went ahead and added the charcoal pits, another house and the treetop thingy - I love it! :D
Also even though you said that the house is not the greatest piece architecturally, I think the whole style isn't something everyone could make happen.
(I actually got the pack and tried... but failed miserably xD)
Overall: I'm already hyped for the next era - and before that: the dining hall!
Thanks!
what pack did you use?
Hi, first video. Loved it. I've actually burnt charcoal at a weird school I went to. The smallest bit of realism that is lacking are a stream or pond nearby. For safety reasons, and because if the wood inside gets an excess of air it will all burn up (really quickly), so they could save some of the charcoal by stopping the flames. But this would of course ruin some of the harvest as well.
My god man, production quality on this is beyond words...
Love that mysterious dulcimer line that comes in at 5:51, super fun. Your compositions are so top notch. They have just the right balance of flavor from this world but structures and beats from contemporary ambient background music. Would love to have some of it for D&D or building sessions.
Thanks Peter!
It kinda feels like a different game and still kind of minecraft, I really like that
A Cool Addition would be to make the charcoal burner actually working. Like putting a furnace in it and something like a crate where you put logs in and so on.
besides that, one of the best series i've ever seen. keep up the awesome work!
This channel is criminally underrated. Keep up the great work!
I've never come across you or any of your videos but just the start of the videos and all the fan made theories about the pillars, this modded lets play is probably really damn epic. I've only watched 1min42 seconds of this video but i imagine the pillars to be bones, a spine of a giant dinosaur like titan which once roamed around the earth as king, with the remainder of the skeleton being buried under hundreds of thousands of kilograms of dirt and impenetrable stone, with the village nearby slowly dying and frequent earthquakes laying more dirt on top, this skeleton would soon be forgotten and never to be found again by humanity.
I'm 90% sure none of this makes sense or follows the current situations in your lets play but that's my view on the meagre 2 minutes I've spent watching this video.
Lowres! Your videos are freaking ART my dude!!! You’re suuuch an amazing detailed builder and an inspiration for most of us. Thanks for another great short movie!
Thanks Havik 🙏
This is my new favorite thing, was getting tired of minecraft especially cause I play bedrock and can’t even use shaders): after seeing this it really motivates me to get a pc for Java. The lore in this world is also great, and keeps me “immersed” into your world (:
So cool to see something different. My first time watching this and I loved it. I hope you expand on this idea and have a very long series.
Extra piece of thought here, The charcoal burner would have to sit there for LONG periods of time to make sure that the fire would not spread as it took a long time for the charcoal to form. If they did fall asleep, they would get punishments.
The timelapses/scenes with shaders look so nice
Found this series and decided to binge it all the way through! I’m loving it and I’m so glad I got introduced to your channel!
Holy cow! I love the atmospheric cinematic shots and the sound design. So glad RUclips recommended this video to me.
Thanks RUclips 🙏
This is my first time watching and this looks great! fantastic work! For some reason, while watching though the video, I felt a sense of a weird nostalgia. Don't know how to explain it, like nostalgia and deja vu at the same time. None the less you builds looks stunning! Keep up the great work!
youre the golden standard of content for me. I absolutely love your style. 50k is only the beginning!
Amazing new video and congratz to the 50k! Well deserved 👏🏼
Man those stones in the mist give such an eerie mysterious vibe. Well done man. Can't wait what's planned for the next episode!
5:30 Covering the burning wood with dirt isn’t done just to contain heat, it’s done to burn the wood without oxygen, which causes more impurities to burn off. Stellar video and series concept by the way!
Fantastic work mate. I also feel your love/hate for layering. Can't wait to see what you do next with conquest!
Thanks mate! Yeah it’s super fun to do BUT you can get lost in it
@@lowresbones you get caught up and before you know it your 300 blocks away
what the village needs is a primitive graveyard :)
In ww1 some country’s tried making their conveys using concrete so if the next era is something to do with stone then I recommend making a huge Viking trading ship that’s made out of stone
0:53 WOAH- I wasn’t expecting mine to be there!!
Also congratulations on 51K!! That’s a big goal! Now we need 48K more to 100K!!
Edit: I think you should make the start of a small forming market! Like three small stalls and some stuff around it just to show the markets growing!
1:38 "HEY I'M WALKING HERE". gets me everytime HAHA
Top notch minecraft modded content. And you made all of this in survival, which is just jaw dropping, Your level of dedication is inspiring. All caught up and cannot wait for the next one. Your cinematics are stunning. Perhaps one day just have a slideshow of your best cinematic shots of your world, cause they are each a bit if art in and of themselves. Thank you.
I like so much what you do with what you got (I mean there is so much blocks I couldn't choose what to build and most of all how to build). All the details you put and the atmosphere you've created are making this world alive and I think this is one of the hardest thing to do in Minecraft. I just love watching The Hammer !
I love the wood burn piles! Some people might see that as not necessary, but if you're working to build lore in your world. I think details like that are incredibly important! I love your build style, gonna have to go back and watch the first 11 episodes now ^.^
can we all agree that this guy has one of the best survival series out there!
I love everything about the series, but... the music! As an aspiring composer, I found myself really inspired by the atmosphere you generate with your music. You're extremely good at this!
I have no idea if this will go along with what you what the world will become, But my idea is that these stones are much older than everything. They Symbolize the gateway between ages and the passage way through times. The Land Beyond is the next age the dark age of maybe like Iron age? And the next "age" you build is beyond them? IDK but the prophesized entity was one was also epic. Great Vid!!
Inspirational, both your videography and your minecraft skills! Im surprised I haven't seen your content earlier and that you don't have 1 million + subs, one day you will if you keep this up!
🙏 thanks
This series is awesome man, its obvious you've got an eye for quality! I know it's a small portion of your audience but for such a cinematic series 1440p uploads would be sick :)
Congrats on 50K subscribers!
You are awesome!!!
Halfway to 100K now :)
ok so this is the first ep ive seen but throughout this whole video i kept saying "Woah! this guy is good" i LOVE the renders/shader things too and its the absolutely breathtaking with the ambient sounds and still camera with movement
Man you do some AMAZING cinematics
Great job!
Dude. Holy cow, you've rapidly become my favourite RUclipsr atm. I need more content from you, I cant cope with every other week 😂 Keep it up man, love love love the content and your edit style!
"Ancient medieval profession" Oh lordy, they did that all the way up to the industrial revolution and probs for years after that. It's part of my cultural heritage, I live in the mining hearth of Sweden and I've known about charcoal burning my literal entire life. People used to live in little huts near where they burned the charcoal to make sure it burned properly. It's really quite fascinating.
sorry about the defensive tone lol I'm just surprised that not everybody knows this haha
That’s so fascinating! I’m from NZ which has a very short history/is a very young country so these traditions and practices are all new to me
OMG finally, more Hammer! I thought it wouldn't come out this month ahah)
First realistic-looking minecraft that actually looks good. Idk what textures/mods you're using but it's awesome! And the builds too ofc!
Hey lowres can you please explain your build process, your builds are so gorgeous and looks so damn awesome. I want to know do you plan your builds in creative or you build them directly in survival if so they how do you come up with those build ideas please elaborate. Btw congratulations for 50K hoping to see such awesome content from you.
I’ll talk more on it in future :) it’s a mix of both, but in this series I do 90% of the design in survival.
@@lowresbones I was hoping to at least try to do a collab with a youtuber like butterjaffa because i like the content you and him make pls try to or CONSIDER it 😢😎👏
I'm amazed by your creation.. it looks like it has a history and bring some peace vibe in me when i look into it.. im very proud of you man.. awesome creation, awesome imagination.
Just watched the whole series in less than 24h. This is absolutely amazing. I can actually smell the meadows in the cinematics clips! Please keep on doing these videos!
What a beast 😵💫😮
@@lowresbones actually just desoccupied and really into the series 🥹 tnx for replying! greetings from Brazil!
I love you bro, I'm from Brazil and I'm a big fan of yours, I showed your videos to my girlfriend and I really get excited with every notification from you. You were the reason I came back to Mine. btw this series is sick
Amazing series hope to see more from you
Congrats for 50k!
Also what a nice intro
congrats on 50k! its honestly been a while for me to watch a minecraft vid all the way to the end, but this grabbed my attention, and before i even realized it, the video ended! I look forward to more of your videos🙌
Your videos from the hammer are so inspirational! I love them so much. It makes me think out of the box of traditional minecraft. Thank you for posting them ((:
just discovered this channel and i am absolutely in love with this series!!! cant wait to see where it goes.
Can't wait to see more of this series. I binged the whole thing and am inspired to DL these mods and play Minecraft again. You do such a great job with you sound design and cinematic shots. Hope to see more real soon! Keep up the great work!
Just think if this was made SMP with characters and backstory to everything kings and commoners, nobles and everything even fantasy stuff :DD
Have you thought to put a big log wall around the village when you’re finished? I think it might frame it all better
I have but it’s also more of a farming village? Idk
@@lowresbones You can have some smaller farms inside the wall, and perhaps more farms outside the wall.
@@lowresbones farming villages had low stone walls around their fields to delineate their boundaries and in Europe they had living hedge walls around pastures for their animals. With a stone section at the gates for securing the gates in place. And the main village would have a wall of some kind around it for defense from bandits. Village watch was a thing there would be shifts and each watchman would do a few hours because the watchmen could alert the village if bandits came
Amazing serie, I hope you get more attention because your work is very nice with a lot of thinkings and reflexion. Your cinematic and cutaway shots are wonderful! I wish you a nice day (from a frenchy)!
ur bulding skills are amazing. I really like the intetion to detail and the stuff that you build. Admirations!
Your content is so refreshing. It's different and absolutely worth binging.
Well, My dad and his Great grandfather was making coal that way with many others from our village. I live in a small village in Northern Sweden.
And yes they still do tihs in my village =) Going there this weekend to watch them work.
This is awesome, i love the way you're building, using conquest reforged and other mods, please don't stop!
I'm a little late, but I just wanted to say, I love your attention to detail and the research that you put into your different builds throughout the series I love this village so much! Please don't feel like you're wasting time checking out the different angles of your builds because it just adds to the care and consideration you put into those builds! Super love and appreciate this series and you videos! Thank you :)
please create a viking series with this map
gooood damn this is the first time i am seeing this and i thought the thumbnail was a whole different game! Amazing I might give this mod pack a try.
this si the first ever video ive seen from you. the intro actually REALLY grabbed my attention because it was something DIFFERENT instead of immediately the, "like comment sub, 80% of you watching arent subscribed" type stuff
You get a sub for showing me this incredible mod pack, and a bell for generally great youtubeing as well as not spam uploading.
Really loving the village so far! it does feel a bit static and lifeless, maybe just some animated blocks or mobs could help spruce it up!
I managed to find your video yesterday and I binged all of these episodes. I am really into viking stuff and this series really help me with my inspiration. These videos are great, they have a huge production value. Your style and editing is smooth amd funny, but also sophisticated with the cinematic style. Keep doing this, I will ne forever greatful for it! Hope you have a great day.
ayyy my comment made it into the video!!
i also extremely relate to "wandering around the things you build just to look at them".
i spent hours walking around the custom forest in my single-player world, sometimes turning on shaders to see the sun rays breaking through the canopy. it’s quite a nice payoff for the work you put into your creation.
Haha yes exactly that. Climbing up and down hills to see different angles etc.
This is literally the first video I have seen from you, and I'm HOOKED! Your video style is insanely polished.. and the music, BY YOU? You're super talented!
Wow! Just found your channel @lowresbones
This build is amazing!!! I had no idea such detail could be found in Minecraft
Loved the brewing area in that tree stump, although my OCD was going berserk for some reason over the roof you build... can't think of a different way of doing it though so oh well :'D
My first video of this guy.. I love this already. It’s like Minecraft.. but not Minecraft.. but it’s still Minecraft. Truly amazing!
This is my first time watching one of your videos and omg this is so cool as a builder my self I find it so interesting and cool the mods you’ve added and how you’ve implemented them into your buildings definitely gonna check out the rest of this series and also gonna suscribe
saw this on my recommendation, new subscriber lmao. also these builds remind me of skyrim and honestly i bet someone could make parts if skyrim with this mod
Wow, this is the first episode of your series that i watched and it's really amazing :) It's so calm but also inspiring, interesting and fantastic
this new skyrim update is crazy
Ooo nice! Congrats on 50k :D!! Sorry I’m late! This series tho is just *chefs Kiss*
i personally choose to believe that the stone spikes were once used as part of a defensive wall! with wood in between the massive spikes, it rotted and fell away, leaving just the supports!
If you want to go detailed, charcoal burners used to install those piles near rivers, for obvious reasons.
The process was lasting about a week, and they would control the process regularly, creating air holes, or filling em up again to prevent wood pile from completely burning up or extinguishing completely. For that reason they would have had a ladder to climb up, as it was easier done at the top (imagine creating a hole at the bottom of a dirt pile..)
It could also be nice adding some wood piles :)
Thanks for the advice!!
@@lowresbones Thanks for caring a little a bout realism, really enjoy watching this kind of builds !
I think it'd be a good detail exploration to open up one of the dirt mounds and expose the finished charcoal inside, and have a lump of dirt to the side, as they have to remove it once its done "cooking"
Cool idea!
Congratz on hitting the algorithm, youtube led me here. Binged all of thr Hammer yesterday and I love it. Can't wait for the next episode!
Hell yeah! Welcome to the history lesson where people teach me new things everyday about Vikings!
you should add the enhanced visuals mod, it totally fits the theme of this modpack! (and it may be a little bit horrendously nerve-racking but you don't need to worry about that)
I had a been watch all your videos and they’re pretty entertaining. I’m looking forward to the next season.
Oh so cool, you even do builds with conquest modpack, im very happy to see that :p
Just found this channel and I am LOVING the cinematic shots you do in this series! I think shaders in minecraft don't usually fit the blocky aesthetic but the way you build and design your world just fits extremely well.
THE QUIET FOR THAT TIME DURING THE SHOTS OF THE VILLAGE.
Reminded me of a Primitive Technology video loool
nice work
Hey! Been binging this for a couple days, really awesome series!
Anyways, a couple of ideas for ya,
-For your feasting hall, or maybe a separate building, Norsemen would hang their meat and fish and stuff high-up from their ceilings, as the smoke from a fireplace would dwell there and help preserve said meat. It could make for some cool decoration/attention to detail!
-Finishing that stream near your starter cave-house (if you haven't already)
-a privy, AKA, a hole to poo in, lol. Maybe near some water, as that's how some would clean up.
-a place of worship? From what I read online, they usually didn't build chapels and stuff (until Christianity), and instead chose natural features like weird-rocks/weird-trees/waterfalls/such, but they'd usually mark them in one way or another, which would look cool.
Anyways! Hope you return to this Village again in the future, even briefly. It's turning out really nice! Or even a similar idea in another location.
Hey man am on the third episode now and I need to say that I love this series, I love what u do and please don't stop, keep building and creating beautiful things!
I just binged all 12 of these! Love these videos :) very cool.
Just watch this entire series in under 24 hours, keep the great job, I'm loving it
Bring back badd times pls I loved the series
Aww thanks 🙏 who knows when/if we will ever see that series again. I do miss it though
@@lowresbones Oh thanks for replying and pls do consider bringing back baad times whenever you are ready
Lore-wise, I really think you can tie the tree portal into norse mythology.
I've mentioned before that it could represent an offshoot of Yggdrasil, the world tree that connects the various realms, and since it leads to the Nether, perhaps that's what inspired the legends of Muspelheim, the realm of fire. In fact, it is said that during Ragnarok, the sons of Muspelheim will burn the other realms, and this tree might just have started the vikings' fear of this invasion.
As for the portal itself, it could be some kind of bifrost, though the original one only connected Midgard(Earth) and Asgard, so it could also be something different.
Perhaps whatever destroyed the tree is at fault. If this tree was some kind of avatar of Yggdrasil, then whatever powerful monster's or god's attack managed to destroy it, was strong enough to tear into a different world and left a permanent rift.
This rift might also attract or let through fae and other dangerous entities and the stone structures around the tree were left either as a warning or a barrier to protect the village.
Yooo you know so much! Super cool ideas thanks!
I've been on RUclips for over a decade. I have never subscribed to somebody after watching only one video before. I only watched 8 minutes of your video and am now subscribed. Very quality content
Just got recommended to this video and I love your style. It's a bit like old school let's play but it's fresh at the same time. Keep up the good work 🙌🙌🙌
I watched the whole series in one go, so enjoyable.