I built a canal THROUGH a mountain in Vintage Story!
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Timmy puts every pickaxe to work as he tunnels through the largest mountain in episode 9 of his Vintage Story Playthrough. Watch as he constructs his basement dungeon, delves into mountain caves and clears a path through the murderous mountains!
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:50 Lost Footage
01:15 Clearing a Path
04:55 Orchard Journey
08:15 Dungeon Planning
15:00 Aged Wood Adventure
21:00 The Tunnel 
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Something you probably haven't realized - this game has an insulation mechanic, and, unfortunately, chiseling blocks usually removes the block's insulation (specifically, if the inward face of the block has more than 20 voxels missing, it no longer provides insulation). That's part of why it gets so cold INSIDE your home during winter. If you're going to chisel down your walls, you should do it from the OUTSIDE!
Yeah, I had this problem with my chimney. Took a bit figuring it in order to see how big the hole could be
this is actually good to know, thanks for the tip
Great info! I do hope they change that though. Kinda silly that my chiselled glass windows don’t insulate just because I removed the inner most layer of glass
Fence up your currants and cranberries to keep out raccoons.
Bears love honey and are not afraid to lay waste to your apiary. I usually dig a 2 wide by 4 deep trench around my flowers and skepts.
You can use either honey or a lump of fat with a crock of food to seal it to lengthen its shelf life. Handy for winter when you’ll eat your hearty stews. Build a 7 x 7 x 7 windowless room (cellar) to store your food either in the ground or above ground. Keep the door shut at all times to keep food fresh.
that's a crazzy good fact to know going into my next winter, thank you!
absolutely no one telling this man that you could add a roof above the kilns so they dont get extinguished by rain
🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
I just thought the same right now and wanted to write it 😅👍
I came here to not tell him this. Glad it was you that didn't tell him.
little gremlins, some of ya 😂
hold up a roof over what?? nah soggy pit kilns for life
Tips 101:
1. Add roof on top of pit kiln to light them in rain
2. Use lantern instead of torches in offhand
3. Use stone path to walk/run faster
4. Tera pretha no longer naturally spawn in 1.19 but made with high fertility soil / coal . high fertility soil now naturally spawn it is a bit darker than medium fertility soil
5. That ore might be Nickel/Titanium. nickel is only used to make amazing gadgets. And titanium can be used to make a lvl.3 blast furnace to make steel
Amazing tips, thank you! :)
That mystery ore might be nickle, combined with copper and a few jonas-parts you can build resornators, night vision goggles and more. 🙂
Desperately want to head back there now, maybe with armour and bandages..
LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOO. Man this series is genuinely one of my favs. The magic of playing this amazing game for the first time and experiencing as much as it can offer. Not to mention your use of historical architecture in your builds. All in all it is a joy to watch. Looking forward to the next one!
Thank you! I love using the historical architecture vibes, makes everything feel lived in and purposefull! :)
one of the big things you learn about VS is that Infrastructure in any form, be it a simple dirt path, little bridge or looking at a mountain and doing your best Gurren Lagan impression, is it adds up! Ease of travel is always under apreciated until you think about all of the time and effort a straight line saves you. You should totally pop in on a public vanilla server *cough* come visit us *cough* and see you're not the only one that thinks spending several in-game days/weeks drilling and mining to save a walk/climb is normal :D
Sounds like my kind of people! I will definitely look into this, I just joined the VS Discord, lots of inspiration in there :)
I’m learning that in Vintage Story you should pick a home where you like the stone type underneath, as well as the views above. Good to know!
Very important, I'm thankful I have granite in the area but if I ever start a new base I would definitely look for a darker stone type! :)
The schematics showing your plans are a nice way to visualise them, thats a great idea!
Thank you! I was starting to get lost in my own dungeon so I figured I would visualize it lol :)
When the world needed him most, he reappeared. Cheers for putting all the work into this.
Thank you so much! :)
Bro deserves much more attention for this play through alone. Most accomplished vintage story run I’ve seen
Thank you so much!Just tryin' my best to survive lol
That nutrition coming out of winter always be lookin like a Victorian-era peasent-boy with a severe wheat alergy and lactose intolerance 😂
I think the mystery ore may be ilmenite, though I can't say for sure, btw. It's mostly used for T3 refractory for the cementation furnace, which itself is used for steel-making. Ilmenite (or titanium) can only be mined with steel currently. Again, may be entirely off with that, but it's my best guess!
That's how I be feeling 😭 lmao
Badass once again
I hope this world keeps growing for a long time
With the infrastructure you’re creating now this could become a major network of different specialized areas.
That would be amazing, I don't see this series ending any time soon so I might make that my goal! :)
Terra preta got changed in 1.19, any land generated in 1.19 onward will have high fertility soil instead of terra preta, the high fertility soil can be used to make terra preta, but you can also make it without the high fertility soil, there Dw multiple recipies laid out by the in game guide. I'm really loving this series so far. Keep it up!
OOH that's exciting, I'll have to search for some high fertility soil! I'll keep the vids coming, thanks for watching! :)
the ore at 20:17 is pentlandite (nickel). You'll need this for late-game stuff Jonas stuff.
I definitely want to head back there ASAP then thank you! :)
You can place a block above the pit, and the rain won't put it out
Homie your playthrough is baller
Glad your'e enjoying it! :)
You should also make a designated greenhouse before your next winter, your crops get a +5 degree C warmth bonus, so your growing season gets extended, and if you do one around your bees they'll stay active longer too
I've been mapping out where things will go and I've got a few concepts for a greenhouse, lots of projects on the go but that would definitely be a good one :)
quick tip
tree cutting have fairly high chance to die, so keep that in mind
also, good mod for quarrying is..."quarry"
Yep. Tree cuttings have a flat 40% chance to die with no way to decrease it.
You put some damn fine episodes, very entertaining. Clear away grass or plants, fruit trees work better without having to “share” nutrients with other plants. I got 60% of my trees to grow by making sure they were babied. I spread them at 5 spaces apart. They are such divas. 😂
Once they start producing, make a fruit press to get all the juice.
Also, if you’re ready for some long days, make a distillery. Oh and honey will make mead. You can make any type of spirits you want, from beer to wine to brandy. This game is so awesome.
quarry will be added to my mod list! :)
@@TimmyTwoNipples "Butchery" mod is also pretty good, allowing you to carry your prey back to base, hang them on hook and skin them, then let them bleed out before butchering them.
it also adds bone picks, allowing you break stone but not ore; sewing kits made from bone needles and dried sinew to save flax. it also allows you to smoke your meat raw, reducing its saturation, but increasing its shelf time (good 4 bush meat)
I really love to build those kind of chanels, its an infraestructure that makes easier to transport, but also something that add caracter to the world
Absolutely, it may have taken me an irreversable amount of time that I'll never get back just trekking around the mountain, but atleast it looks amazing! lol (I still think it will speed things up.. hopefully)
As a few comments have said, put something over the pit kilns. You could maybe make a permanent section for them and chisel the blocks to look like little roofs over the kilns
You hit the nail on the head, I know it would make my life easier but the idea of dirt blocks everywhere drives me crazy lmao I might just make little roofs like you're suggesting! :)
FYI - If you cover your pit kilns with a one block gap above at least then the rain will not put the fire out
The tunnel looks pretty liminal dude - I like it! Maybe though it could benefit from some fat lamps, and like a wooden fence post every now and then in there, to mimic the spotty lighting of freeway tunnels. Love your let's play, it's pretty refreshing to watch, almost all the folks who make vintage story videos have like encyclopedic of the game.
thank you! I definitely agree with the liminal space esque tunnel lol! I love to stumble through survival games making mistakes along the way is half the fun! :)
With the Fire pits instead of waiting for the rain to go away you can just make a roof on top of them. Don't just add a block on it it's not the charcoal pit. This lets you use them in rainy/snowing weather. you need to get prepared for steel age because steel is closer to meteoric iron
Man you have the best vintage story play through
Thank you, that means a lot! :)
Dude your log flume tunnel is so good, what a ridiculous idea and I absolutely love it
thank you so much! I should definitely add a steep drop with a splash zone somewhere lol
For the tunnel, I'd advise to use torch holders to light it up a bit. Like you place a torch holder and a torch at the entrances and the exits to caves and such.
I might do this, it is nice to actually see something other than darkness in the distance lol
Look up oil lamp in your survival guide. Nice job on the tunnel project!
Dude please keep making these videos, they're always a great watch and you give me so much inspiration for building in my own world.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you're enjoying it!
You are doing fantastic!! I loved the little schematic you made to show what parts of your house you were referring to. I’m excited to see what more you do!!
Thank you so much! Glad you liked the schematic :)
charcoal/brown/black coal can also be used in pit kilns and are faster then wood and peat. ALSO roof your kilns to ensure they dont go out
I really want to design cute little roofs for each pit lol
Aaah fruit trees in VS are such a joy (not). Cold fruit tree cuttings require vernalization process. Its when they get cold in the winter, but not too-too cold. Also every cutting has like 40% chance of surviving. Also #2 new trees start as young. So.... you need a new winter in order for 40% of your orchard to start as young trees. And only next year you'll see some fruits. Vintage story is fun :) Awesome series, my dude!
Thank you so much, it's an amazing game! :)
I love the blueprint to explain your layout
Thank you! I figured if I was confused about my own layout I should probably lay it out on a blueprint lol
Hell yeah, new Vintage Story video!
Man, that underground waterway IS a pretty big undertaking, SPECIALLY in Vintage Story. Congrats, really.
Thank you! I didn't expect it to take as long as it did (coming from minecraft) but the outcome is very rewarding! :)
i love episodes about DIGGIN DIGGIN holes, DIGGIN DIGGIN holes!
and I absolutely LOVE diggin diggin holes!
I'm happy to see another of your videos! It would be cool if you did a base tour so we could get a better feel of its layout and features.
I'm hoping to complete a majority of the manor this next winter so definitely keep an eye out for a base tour! :)
Came home to a new TimmyTwoNipples video, life is good
glad you enjoy the vids! :)
Should build a stone shed for the pit kilns so you don't have to wait for rain the to be over
Quality of life recommendations, CarryOn and Stepup mods. Look at the amount of people that use them and you’ll see why. Love the content, you’re as hooked as we are 😂.
I've added them to the list! I can not stop playing, haven't felt this excited to play a survival game in a while! :)
I like to block off cave dead ends with dirt, so i don't get lost when i go back.
dude I adore the new visuals to illustrate your point!
Thank you! I figured if I was getting lost in my own basement I better show the layout lol
7:45
to my knolegde, i dont think animals eat fruits, only crops. and they CAN climb over fences when there's snow piling up on either side
Raccoons eat from berry bushes, but yeah, fruit trees are unbothered as of now.
@@husch05 racoons also go after honey
very good to know!
uh oh I better make some more fences lol
A 3 tall door might look good with the 3 tall wood alongside the wall. @3:40.
I've been playing with the aged 3 tall doors, love the look of them! might be a good place for them :)
i love this series
Thanks for watching!! :)
That's the kindof slightly impossible projects i used to spend many an hour on with Minecraft.
It was very daunting but there's something about tackling projects like this that feels very rewarding lol like flattening hills in survival Minecraft to build a giant castle on top!
Keep up the good work man, video was great as always
Much appreciated! :)
quality vidéos on the best game out there, love your videos ♥♥
So i dont have lots of time in this game, but that tunnel must have taken 10+ real hours to do. Have you not found bees yet?? Build a few Skeps and go search for bees, usually the first thing you should be doing after building a hole in the ground to sleep in safety, LOL
Nice tunnel tho bud, maybe use some of the torch holders in there and have it lit up every 30-40 blocks, so you go dark light dark light, also help with knowing how far down the tunnel you are.
I definitely need to figure out the wax situation, I've been spending a lot of gears on trader wax (I want to be buying their insanely expensive tapestries instead..)
Awsome video:D
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it :)
you would probably build an amazing castle if you wanted to
I have a few locations nearby that I think a castle would look AMAZING in! :)
Man, it dawns on me that I've never found Terra Preta. Homie needs to cover his kilns so the rain doesn't put them out.
Terra preta doesn't spawn naturally in 1.19 you can craft it using compost and high fertility soil which you can now find
@@zacharywestall2366I did not realize he was playing an older version. no wonder I never see it! 😆
@@zacharywestall2366 it probably doesn't spawn naturally anymore because irl terra preta is from the Amazon and i don't think vintage story has rainforests yet
Rope Ladders are your Friend !
I missed this comment 😭 didn't even know rope ladders existed! Thank you lol
@@TimmyTwoNipplesYeah ... took a while for me to realise it when i first started playing.
Loving the series.
Good day !
You can take the moose antlers you got and put them on a rack and use them as decoration.
I've played around with the antler rack, love it! Definitely going to collect as many horns/ antlers as I can for my treasure room! :)
@@TimmyTwoNipples nice!
It would also be cool to put them above doors and fireplaces.
I hope once your done with this run you don't just leave this game, I would love to see another series after this... maybe modded or something
I'm working on getting some friends in on a modded multiplayer playthrough so keep an eye out for that! :)
i think you could get started on steel making, you should have all components for at least the basic furnace
Youre a mad lad
My sanity was definitely in question half way through this tunnel project..
im going through your entire playthrough non stop and im thinking of starting but i need help learning the game
I stumble through most of the mechanics in the game (not necessarily successfully) but I do learn a LOT along the way! Guidebook is super helpful :)
@@TimmyTwoNipples honestly your playthrough has helped me so much with stuff I didnt know and it's the reason i even started playing vintage story but i have no idea how prospecting pickaxe works im trying to find ore i have a good 24-25% found in area search and i just cant find any
you can see silver on the left right next to the torch at the minute 15:46
I'll head back! good eye holy cow
Glad you're using one of the better picks available to you, this stuff can be so time consuming. Are there better bombs available to you for rock mining?
I've looked through the handbook and It doesn't look like there's another bomb option :(
Plant Cabage...belive me
he did, you can see two cabbage plants in a later shot of his garden
@husch05 oh didn't seen that thx
I planted 2 or 3, definitely need more though lol
1x3 tunnel with Stone Path is much better an quicker!
Pitkilns burn faster with different materials, coal is the fastes and takes 12h I think
I'll have to mine, burn some more coal this winter to speed up next years clay production! :)
Maybe use all the claystone to make roads?
That's a good idea, I definitely have enough for it lol
Based video.
based comment.
Holy crap, my dude! Even though you don't understand 50% of the game mechanics, you are more than killing it! Massive, I mean massive respect!
That tunnel, at first I thought it was mostly pointless, but it really is good! I think that if you put down stone path bottom slabs (not top slabs, ie.. put them on the top of full blocks, not halfway up from a full block), you would find it faster to travel on than by raft.
Thank you so much! I've gotta try out these stone paths, wouldn't mind making a little highway :)
You should build a greenhouse....
I started one on the roof but never finished, definitely have space in the yard now though! :)
also it's better to turn your crops into meals instead of eating them raw.
I've been storing as much as I can for this summer, sometimes I just eat a full stack of turnips though I won't lie to you lol
Im surprised you havent gone for steel. Almost doubles the dura of iron for just some charcoal
Definitely on the horizon, I'm gonna focus on base upgrades for this coming winter and then pivot to steel once I feel like I've got my food situation under control :)
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Can anyone say why his sanity isn't dropping underground?
My mountain tunnel is basically at sea level so I'm never actually that deep underground thankfully!
Why do you never cover your pit kilns? That's an easy way to stop the rain lol
I'm all for the beauty, I think I might need to make cute roofs for each pit lol
@@TimmyTwoNipples not sure if thatched/wooden roofing will catch fire, might need to make them out of stone
11:35 why are you placing them one by one holes? cant you make 3x3 or4x4 hole and burned them once?
is there anything to find in this game? any exploration potential? the lore videos I watched hint at creepy stuff to find underground, but I havent seen any mention of structures or neat things to find other than enemies that hardly ever have loot.
Absolutely, plenty of abandoned ruins and very creep lore related dungeons, the enemies don't really drop extensive loot but it encourages you to explore the cave systems! :)
@TimmyTwoNipples awesome! I started a playthrough yesterday and I love the fight for survival and creepy vibe. Can't wait to get a real house built. Currently living in a hole with my sticks and straw 🙃
Why does he call abandoned houses abandoned caves?
abondoned houses in caves
What in the world of minecraft clones is this???
It looks like a branch of RLCraft, but it's not, it's its own game???
Gotta try this out.
More like TerraFirmaCraft, as it was THE inspiration
seriously do try it out! Best survival mechanics i've ever played with! :)
Have you encountered the disappearing clouds bug yet?
I have not, I'll have to keep my eyes to the sky!