Vintage Story Guide - 1.16 - Ep. 7: Diggy Diggy Hole! Cellars and Food Preservation!
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- Опубликовано: 13 фев 2022
- Winter is coming (eventually), and in this episode, we start to prepare for its icy arrival by digging a cellar for storing our food. We discuss the benefits of storing perishables in a cellar and explore different options for food preservation.
But another temporal storm hits, this one worse than the last. Luckily, we find exactly what we need in order to set our spawn point directly inside our home. Which is great, because this storm was a doozy!
I'd like to take a moment to give a special thanks and shout-out to Nemonaemo (channel: / nemonaemo ) for mentioning my name and this guide over on his channel. If you like Vintage Story content (and lots of other content!), check out his RUclips channel and look for him on Twitch!
Game acquired by purchase.
Thumbnail logo created using existing Vintage Story assets and my amazing Photoshop skillz.
Game Style: Survival, "Vanilla with Sprinkles" (lightly modded, primarily minor QoL adjustments)
Mod List:
Better Crates by Dauron
Campaign Cartographer by Apache
Carry Capacity by copygirl
Extra Chests by Dauron
Farmland Drops Soil by copygirl
Simple HUD Clock by Rhonen
VS Prospector Info by P3t3rix
Workbench Expansion by Rhonen
XRowBoat by xeth
Upload Schedule: Mondays & Fridays, at "when they're finished processing" o'clock! 
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I could listen to the bubbling pot all day!
This, and the animations of the animals always get me fascinated. ;)
400 hours in the game and never heard of the scrollwheel trick before. Thanks! :D
I think if I wasn't already playing when Tyron announced that feature, I probably wouldn't know about it either! There are tons of little features that get mentioned in the release notes and then never mentioned again. I'm sure there are features I still don't know about, too!
@@Kurazarrh and you wonder why I like watching your series now lol
I watched the entire episode, but I missed the scrollwheel trick, what exactly is it?
@@Karsgar in any storage, hold control over a item and with the mouse wheel down you can grab items faster.
Usefull if you want to pick up a lot but not all
@@TheGonza6829 Thanks a lot!
Loving the series, reminds me of the glory days of youtube LPs
Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
Butterflies, flowerpots, cooking ASMR, fireflies..🦋🐞🍲🌷 I love to watch your series! I also playing this game for about 3 years but still learning.
I'm glad you make videos again! Keep going, you do a awesome job! I will stay as a new sub 💪
Thank you! This game has so many little systems, I've been playing for about as long as you have and I'm in the same situation of learning new things all the time!
Really enjoying this. I've watched quite a few LPS and I've learned so many things I didn't know already!
Awesome, it's great to hear when someone learns something new from this series! Thanks for watching and stopping to comment!
I have a feeling the tiny bit of inefficiency in your cellar has to do with the door allowing some sky light from the ladder directly through to the vessels. I've had the best luck in my cellars when I placed the entrance around a corner from the ladder or stairs.
Probably. I think I could get another 0.03 or so out of it, but that's just splitting hairs at that point! I didn't want to have to wait to the end of the hall every time I went down there so I made that compromise. In also pretty sure we'll have more than enough food to see us through the winter. We have like 2x the crops I had in my old single-player world, and I didn't starve even with 12-day months.
@@Kurazarrh Yeah, just expanding on your cellar info a bit in case anyone reading the comments is interested.
I don't think the crude door provides as much insulation as the proper wooden door, but more generally any kind of door gives a small penalty because it's not a stone/soil/ceramic block. So in theory you can get a tiny boost to preservation by blocking the doorway with dirt or something instead of a door, but the benefit is small enough that personally I don't feel it's worth the inconvenience.
AFAIK, the temperature has much more impact than that tiny bit of light. Some players even bring ice cubes to their cellars to cool them down! (sometimes mods are involved to keep the ice longer)
Anyway, sealed crocks will keep food longer edible than you mostly need. In temperate climate, I always get through the winter w/o any sealed food. Just the vessels in a cellar alone extend food spoilage so much, that I never had to starve, when combined with chicken/eggs, pig farming or hunting. Later on with bread and pies baking, it's even more easier!
Neat food storage system! I like this game.
It's a pretty in-depth system! There are more preservation methods to explore if we can get our hands on some salt!
just bought the game, and am loving the vibes, thanks for the great educational vids.
Hey, that's awesome! Glad to hear it! And thank you! :)
I was today years old when I learned about the ctrl + scroll thing
Yeah it was a handy little QoL feature added in 1.16!
Another great episode. Thanks
Thanks for dropping by to watch and comment!
Nice! Wish you could upload more though.
Thanks! I wish I could upload more, too. Unfortunately the Real World(TM) and my obligations to it mean I only have time for 2 per week!
eugh, the way those things beep and boop like a star trek computer during the storms is so offputting...
Ah, yeah, that's the audio filter that gets added during temporal storms. Everything bleeps and blurps like that.
20:31 did you notice that your health goes down a lot then jumps back and heals you. any idea what that is or is it a bug? I thought it might be a part of the temporal storm fucking with you a bit to make it seem scarier
You know, I never noticed that before! I'm guessing that's just a bug. Hopefully it's not actually dropping an extra 2pts right away, or I might be getting cheated out of my last 2 hit points!
@@Kurazarrh well that's what I was thinking, noticed it and was like that was a big hit, then looked again and thought you might have cut it slightly and healed up but nothing went down on your hot bar. so it's either a bug or intended to startle you. would be cool if it's an actual bait and switch but it's most likely just a visual bug at best and death blow at worst
anyone able to do the math on how many crocks you'd need to just stay in your house for the winter?
That depends a lot on what you're putting into those crocks. If you're making porridge, you'll need twice as many crocks than if you make red meat stew when cabbage and fruit. But with the aforementioned red meat stew, I usually need about 2.5 meals per day. So once you know how long winter lasts in your area, you can get a general idea from there. For me, to last all winter, probably requires at least 2 dozen crocks.
I don't get it. I have "Other" with 0.26x speed in my cellar, but the very same sealed meal is going to be fresh only for 1.3 year. It's kind of weird.
That sounds about right. There's a bit of variability in spoil times depending on the ingredients, but it ranges from 1.2 - 1.6 years or so depending on how perfect the cellar is. Meals in a crock also get the same bonus being in a flat vessel as they do on a shelf, and you can see that the default soul time (on a shelf that's NOT in a cellar) will be around 40 days, so what you're seeing is normal! :)
Why not cover the floor of the cellar in loose stone. And yes the drifters are dumb the little dirt building is a temporal storm murder shelter. Before the stone throwing add on people made murder pits.
Yeah I think I mentioned at some point about the murder pits. I'm no stranger to those. I don't like to stone places that I regularly go because it's ugly. Lol
You totally didn't get the title from Wind Rose, did you?
Lol no, it was originally a Yogscast song, though I really only knew of it as a bit of a meme.
How much is this game
In the area of $20USD, I think.
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