2 pretty simple things that I missed when I first started playing. There are vendors in the stalls in the towns marketplace. not just the guy standing in the middle and the 2 beggars. They sell salt and wheat to level up cooking. Pistons and rope. If you have pistons and rope in your inventory you can right click on the piston when youre at the top of a cliff and it will drop a rope that can be used to go up and down the cliff saving you from walking all the way around every time
Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced, good fun. Along with Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced 2 for Nintendo DS. Final Fantasy Tactics/ Tactics war of the lions is also one of my favorites. Turn based grid map games are always a treat for me, like Disgaea as well. Though as of recent I'm wary of Disgaea games.
Wartales is such an epic game which I enjoyed playing a LOT in the past weeks. This is my first of many videos to get you guys started with your first adventures! *Here's my updated Wartales 1.0 ULTIMATE Beginner & Returning Players Guide to Everything You Need To Know:* ruclips.net/video/oc0GYeC5jR0/видео.html Make sure to join our Discord to stay in the loop with channel updates and connect with the community: tinyurl.com/04AMdiscord
I'm so glad I found this video, just by the intro I can tell we share a common ground for games and how hard it is to find one pearl in the ocean. I stumbled upon this gem yesterday and played for 5-6 hours straight ! That's right, I was glued to the screen. I barely completed some of the missions, almost didn't had enough to pay and keep my men happy, the sense of discovery, the gritty fights, accomplishment when I forged my first weapons and saw their impact on the battlefield, I could go on for hours. I placed the video in my watch later list and will definetly see the whole 30 minutes today when I have the time. I'm sure I'll learn a few things for my journey. Take care mate !
Notable that the current version has markedly different generation options. Volunteer is a mere 10% less wages and Lazy is twice as much (-20%) of a profession experience penalty. They may very well not be the best options anymore.
Ye. Are the Stupid trait vs Club-footed any good? Only reduce 5% exp, as I understand enemy scale with level in this game anyway, and club-footed only reduce movement by 1, which can be easily negated by leveling it up
As far as starting traits goes, I prefer Stocky, , and Glutton (as the negative). +1 food on your 4 starting mercs isn't a huge deal, and it's offset by the fact each merc will be able to carry 3 more weight (12 more off the bat). This is like getting a free saddlebag, at a point in the game where you are going to be hampered by your carry weight (early game). The rest of the positive traits don't scale as well (constitution for example) or you don't want to impact negatively (movement, willpower, and crit are your key stats---never take them as negatives). Also volunteer was broken before they nerfed it. But for the most part, you should never have any issues with gold income after the first month. Capturing prisoners and doing trade runs will give you all the gold you need.
I really like the game, except for a few things: no quest journal, and the random placement of your mercenaries when combat starts. Why are some of my mercs on the other side of the combat map when we entered combat together from the same side? Yes, I can move them all to one side, and I always do, but when you get more mercs, there is no enough room on one side for all of them, so then the few that are left on the other side are as good as dead.
Taunt is very useful though. If your archer gets attacked or a character that needs to be saved taunt make them focus on said troop and weaken them. Then you can use the move protector to get a valor point while taking 70% less damage
very informative, altough i would have liked some more information on some mechanics 2 examples for this: - you talked about fishing but didnt show how you can fish? do you have to go into camp menu near a lake and the its just there? - you leveled the archer and talked about the 3 specializations, where you gain a „point“ for certain actions (like ending your turn next to an ally) but never explained what this point does or why it is useful.. i only watched halfway so far, so there might be some more information coming
Can You make all those guides again? LOL. Voulenteer now lowers wages only 10% (instead of 50%) and Lazy now gives twice penalty (20% not 10%) for profession xp. Is it still worth to take it like You did?
If you change the profession, you will indeed lose all progress. I recommend you to stick to a couple professions like Tinkering, Blacksmithing and Cooking as you'll need them almost all the time while it s possible to switch between Fisherman/Woodcutter/Miner/Scholar for example if you have a small group of mercenaries as these are occasional jobs
Its agreat game and i am enjoying it but there are things that require fixing such as adding switching characters equipment menu and confirm after choose to make easier selection
Already has a couple of hundreds hours on this 'early access' builds and I can firmly and confidently say that this game has such a potential to maybe even be considered Game of the Year when it comes out officially. Big kudos to Shiro DEVs for actually playing similar games and taking what's the absolute best from them, representing some neat ideas and offering solutions to problematic parts where needed. It's already very well polished and prepared for the public and I really hope they'll manage to bang it all the way! I've played thousands of games in my 25-ish gamer career and this game, this game can be my favorite one of all times... We'll just have to wait and see. :)
Literally just bought this game and have been watching this as my first save all my companions died of starvation. where the heck does it say 'hey guys, click on the fire to feed your troops' ? did i miss it or am I just supposed to know it ?
The game has no instruction on resting and I had to look for a video to find out that you must rightclick the campfire to initiate a rest period. This should be told ingame so you dont freak out. lol
I usually go with a squad of max 6-7 (also as quick as possible) - 2 archers, 2 rangers/rogues, 2 tanks and something else. Usually a blacksmith, tinkerer, thief, alchemist, cook, constantly switch miner/fisher for early until I get lots of them, then switch to the archaeology thing. Some are just too important not to have 24/7 while others sare situational. Smaller squads also make combat less tedious (the bigger it is, the more enemies, turns, time waste etc). On hardest difficulty you will enjoy this the most imo
This is the first time in 23 years of gaming that i've needed a guide to play fuckin normal difficulty on a game. Honestly it's way too hard for no reason unless i'm missing something. Hopefully this video teaches me something cause i swear to god if easy is too easy and normal is too hard with hard being cock and ball torture.....
it's how your playing, hardmode is not hard with crafted armor and weapons, take your time do the missions and gather gold and loot to sell, take prisoners to sell to the jail, Crafting is how to win this game easy, Read my other post for tips at char creation and crafting
@@ashleythorei4494 Strait up you were right, i enjoy the game a lot more now and play it on hard but man that entry level for a new player was on another level, dark souls has nothing on this haha.
@@Snulge enjoy, take your time build your wealth and your team (bears are brutal pets great tanks) save up and open a transport hub (one in every major town) for 500g ,gets you a storage chest, to store all your ore etc..., make sure to get every profession class, they are necessary to complete all parts of the game. (keep some gems for dungeons) Great to see you are having fun now.
I like wartales but I prefer the combat system in wasteland 2 directors cut. You create a team of four as well and the character creation goes way more in depth and so does the combat. Definitely recommend to anyone who likes turn-based combat rpgs
@@ashleythorei4494 I took ,,the parks,, now im fast on the road, ya i have most of caracter at level 5 and armor and wapons made white leather but is stupid i can't use armor and weapons because I need a certain level, that is, I stay for a long time and it's fine just to level up characters for level 5 and up, it's hard to get xp, and the next set is blocked at level 8, it doesn't make any sense when a roleplay game doesn't let you use items because* level restriction, I understand that it's for balance, but it's still is stupid.
@@04AMofficial I took ,,the parks,, now im fast on the road, ya i have most of caracter at level 5 and armor and wapons made white leather but is stupid i can't use armor and weapons because I need a certain level, that is, I stay for a long time and it's fine just to level up characters for level 5 and up, it's hard to get xp, and the next set is blocked at level 8, it doesn't make any sense when a roleplay game doesn't let you use items because* level restriction, I understand that it's for balance, but it's still is stupid. xD
@@megas1227 keep doing missions, kill every pack or gang, open a transport hub for the storage chest, you need to grind a lot of gold , to stock up on food and other supplies ie buy lots of wood and all the types of food to store for later on whenever a merchant has it, also the rare metls they sell on the glowing wagon. buld your team i currently have 21, including 4 bears, still want a 2nd rogue and another aoe class.
this game is a survival cRPG, crafting gives superior weapons and armour early midgame to any drops or vendor bought. the crafted armor and weapons make the game easy on hardest difficulty, food buffs also add a lot of dps etc.. if you focus on movement stats to 18-20 on all characters ++movement. mobility will allow you to own the battlefield. when you start the game go to the mine to the right of the jail, get ore for crafting weapons and armor. the 20% crafting profession at the start of the game boosts your crafting a lot on your starting characters. i take 20% profession xp, chance of being attacked whilst resting, +1 movement, xp buff and stupid at character creation. farm the ghost wolves for ghost pelts very easy. ghost armor and weapons lvl 6 wear lvl 5 are uber. the dungeons give purple weapons as do the crown bosses on each map.
2 pretty simple things that I missed when I first started playing. There are vendors in the stalls in the towns marketplace. not just the guy standing in the middle and the 2 beggars. They sell salt and wheat to level up cooking.
Pistons and rope. If you have pistons and rope in your inventory you can right click on the piston when youre at the top of a cliff and it will drop a rope that can be used to go up and down the cliff saving you from walking all the way around every time
also if you give items to some of the beggars.... a new shop will open up later on and they will give you discounts.
Honestly the video wasn't that long was no longer than watching a TV show with commercials. Literally a perfectly fine time for a video like this
I love the turn based combat system and its mechanics. It reminds me of Final Fantasy Tactics on GBA lol
Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced, good fun. Along with Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced 2 for Nintendo DS.
Final Fantasy Tactics/ Tactics war of the lions is also one of my favorites.
Turn based grid map games are always a treat for me, like Disgaea as well. Though as of recent I'm wary of Disgaea games.
25:52 All Roads Leads To Rome! thank you for your wholesome tutorial
Wartales is such an epic game which I enjoyed playing a LOT in the past weeks. This is my first of many videos to get you guys started with your first adventures!
*Here's my updated Wartales 1.0 ULTIMATE Beginner & Returning Players Guide to Everything You Need To Know:* ruclips.net/video/oc0GYeC5jR0/видео.html
Make sure to join our Discord to stay in the loop with channel updates and connect with the community: tinyurl.com/04AMdiscord
Great tutorial man, just got into the game myself and found your vid VERY helpful!
Thanks, appreciate it!
I'm so glad I found this video, just by the intro I can tell we share a common ground for games and how hard it is to find one pearl in the ocean.
I stumbled upon this gem yesterday and played for 5-6 hours straight ! That's right, I was glued to the screen. I barely completed some of the missions, almost didn't had enough to pay and keep my men happy, the sense of discovery, the gritty fights, accomplishment when I forged my first weapons and saw their impact on the battlefield, I could go on for hours.
I placed the video in my watch later list and will definetly see the whole 30 minutes today when I have the time. I'm sure I'll learn a few things for my journey.
Take care mate !
You are corny af lmao
thank you so much for this vid. really amazing details. and this game looks really addictive.
Notable that the current version has markedly different generation options. Volunteer is a mere 10% less wages and Lazy is twice as much (-20%) of a profession experience penalty. They may very well not be the best options anymore.
Ye. Are the Stupid trait vs Club-footed any good? Only reduce 5% exp, as I understand enemy scale with level in this game anyway, and club-footed only reduce movement by 1, which can be easily negated by leveling it up
As far as starting traits goes, I prefer Stocky, , and Glutton (as the negative). +1 food on your 4 starting mercs isn't a huge deal, and it's offset by the fact each merc will be able to carry 3 more weight (12 more off the bat). This is like getting a free saddlebag, at a point in the game where you are going to be hampered by your carry weight (early game). The rest of the positive traits don't scale as well (constitution for example) or you don't want to impact negatively (movement, willpower, and crit are your key stats---never take them as negatives). Also volunteer was broken before they nerfed it. But for the most part, you should never have any issues with gold income after the first month. Capturing prisoners and doing trade runs will give you all the gold you need.
@@Trgn if you play the scaling version you miss the challenge of fighting enemies above your lvl
great info vid keep up the good work cheers
Thanks! Glad you liked it ^^
Thx for the informative video, I`m gonna check it out :D
fantastic guide
I have bought the game after watching this video. Thank you very much!
Thats great to hear, glad I was able to convince you and best of luck with it! I absolutely love this title ^^
Thanks for the video.
My pleasure ^^
great vid, thank you!
This is my early access version, made a new one for 1.0 but thanks ^^
Thanks for this video.
thx man!
great review thank
Read the title and then actually watch the video
Thanks!
I really like the game, except for a few things: no quest journal, and the random placement of your mercenaries when combat starts. Why are some of my mercs on the other side of the combat map when we entered combat together from the same side? Yes, I can move them all to one side, and I always do, but when you get more mercs, there is no enough room on one side for all of them, so then the few that are left on the other side are as good as dead.
There are upgrades for that at the strategy table, and your map is your quest log ^^
Taunt is very useful though. If your archer gets attacked or a character that needs to be saved taunt make them focus on said troop and weaken them. Then you can use the move protector to get a valor point while taking 70% less damage
thanks. very helpful
very informative, altough i would have liked some more information on some mechanics
2 examples for this:
- you talked about fishing but didnt show how you can fish? do you have to go into camp menu near a lake and the its just there?
- you leveled the archer and talked about the 3 specializations, where you gain a „point“ for certain actions (like ending your turn next to an ally) but never explained what this point does or why it is useful..
i only watched halfway so far, so there might be some more information coming
I like your videos mate
A different game! Nice
Yep, super excited!
Lazy and meek men are the meta guys. I got this
wartales is back?! yooo
Yea man I enjoyed it so much in the pasy weeks, I decided to start a big guide series for it. Looking forward to sharing everything there is to know!
@@04AMofficial this is the first time a youtuber responded to my comment i think :D
I assume Taunt is more for pulling people off your allies rather than a another form of engage, but I rarely use it.
Can You make all those guides again? LOL. Voulenteer now lowers wages only 10% (instead of 50%) and Lazy now gives twice penalty (20% not 10%) for profession xp. Is it still worth to take it like You did?
Go for Lazy! I plan on updating all my videos soon! Just made an announcement video about it ^^
very nice guide, so thanks! I have small question: if I will change the profession of a companion will it erase all lvl from previously changed one?
If you change the profession, you will indeed lose all progress. I recommend you to stick to a couple professions like Tinkering, Blacksmithing and Cooking as you'll need them almost all the time while it s possible to switch between Fisherman/Woodcutter/Miner/Scholar for example if you have a small group of mercenaries as these are occasional jobs
Its agreat game and i am enjoying it but there are things that require fixing such as adding switching characters equipment menu and confirm after choose to make easier selection
Already has a couple of hundreds hours on this 'early access' builds and I can firmly and confidently say that this game has such a potential to maybe even be considered Game of the Year when it comes out officially. Big kudos to Shiro DEVs for actually playing similar games and taking what's the absolute best from them, representing some neat ideas and offering solutions to problematic parts where needed. It's already very well polished and prepared for the public and I really hope they'll manage to bang it all the way! I've played thousands of games in my 25-ish gamer career and this game, this game can be my favorite one of all times... We'll just have to wait and see. :)
Actually delusional imo. Goty for a game like this? 💀 it’s pretty cool, yes.
Literally just bought this game and have been watching this as my first save all my companions died of starvation. where the heck does it say 'hey guys, click on the fire to feed your troops' ? did i miss it or am I just supposed to know it ?
Well, it is a sort of survival open world adventure and cooking is a very important aspect of it :D Poor companions xD
The game has no instruction on resting and I had to look for a video to find out that you must rightclick the campfire to initiate a rest period. This should be told ingame so you dont freak out. lol
What are average party sizes for what you can afford in the early, mid and late game?
I usually go with a squad of max 6-7 (also as quick as possible) - 2 archers, 2 rangers/rogues, 2 tanks and something else. Usually a blacksmith, tinkerer, thief, alchemist, cook, constantly switch miner/fisher for early until I get lots of them, then switch to the archaeology thing. Some are just too important not to have 24/7 while others sare situational. Smaller squads also make combat less tedious (the bigger it is, the more enemies, turns, time waste etc). On hardest difficulty you will enjoy this the most imo
Thank you bro very nice guide
He... He killed everyone... BLA BLA BLA :D
My pleasure :D
i have trouble feeding and paying crew to be successful
I believe they removed lazy from the horse as I cannot find it
Yeah they did, cuz i remember lazy as a trait.
They didn't, you guys are just not seeing it because your intellect isn't high enough
Great Guide, unfortunately, a patch broke some of the tips. I guess withonly 10% lesss wages, you should rather take only one advantage.
Almost done with my updated guide!
Is this mxmods?
Make a upp to date guide since 1.0 release
Almost finished!
This is the first time in 23 years of gaming that i've needed a guide to play fuckin normal difficulty on a game. Honestly it's way too hard for no reason unless i'm missing something. Hopefully this video teaches me something cause i swear to god if easy is too easy and normal is too hard with hard being cock and ball torture.....
You'll figure out everything eventually ^^ it takes patience and time with this game though, and becomes a LOT of fun when you did
it's how your playing, hardmode is not hard with crafted armor and weapons, take your time do the missions and gather gold and loot to sell, take prisoners to sell to the jail, Crafting is how to win this game easy, Read my other post for tips at char creation and crafting
@@ashleythorei4494 Strait up you were right, i enjoy the game a lot more now and play it on hard but man that entry level for a new player was on another level, dark souls has nothing on this haha.
@@04AMofficial Your guide helped a ton and i get enjoyment from the game now haha.
@@Snulge enjoy, take your time build your wealth and your team (bears are brutal pets great tanks) save up and open a transport hub (one in every major town) for 500g ,gets you a storage chest, to store all your ore etc..., make sure to get every profession class, they are necessary to complete all parts of the game. (keep some gems for dungeons) Great to see you are having fun now.
I like wartales but I prefer the combat system in wasteland 2 directors cut. You create a team of four as well and the character creation goes way more in depth and so does the combat. Definitely recommend to anyone who likes turn-based combat rpgs
Great house chore motivator game. I played it last night and it made me want to do dishes this morning instead.
is volunteer still strong?
its reduced to 10%
Nope! I would get something else instead ^^
@@04AMofficial thank you for the confirmation
4 lazy adventurer is just weird men. It takes away the immersion aspect.
as others have stated this guide is no longer accurate
70h is low.
how to speed up on the map is not a buton we lost so much time just by doing nothing
You can sprint using Knowledge from the first Knowledge tab ^^
thers a perk you can get 20% movement
@@ashleythorei4494 I took ,,the parks,, now im fast on the road, ya i have most of caracter at level 5 and armor and wapons made white leather but is stupid i can't use armor and weapons because I need a certain level, that is, I stay for a long time and it's fine just to level up characters for level 5 and up, it's hard to get xp, and the next set is blocked at level 8, it doesn't make any sense when a roleplay game doesn't let you use items because* level restriction, I understand that it's for balance, but it's still is stupid.
@@04AMofficial I took ,,the parks,, now im fast on the road, ya i have most of caracter at level 5 and armor and wapons made white leather but is stupid i can't use armor and weapons because I need a certain level, that is, I stay for a long time and it's fine just to level up characters for level 5 and up, it's hard to get xp, and the next set is blocked at level 8, it doesn't make any sense when a roleplay game doesn't let you use items because* level restriction, I understand that it's for balance, but it's still is stupid. xD
@@megas1227 keep doing missions, kill every pack or gang, open a transport hub for the storage chest, you need to grind a lot of gold , to stock up on food and other supplies ie buy lots of wood and all the types of food to store for later on whenever a merchant has it, also the rare metls they sell on the glowing wagon. buld your team i currently have 21, including 4 bears, still want a 2nd rogue and another aoe class.
You lsot me at the fishing game. There is NO way I will play a game where I have to manually do that to - ridiculous.
Uhm...
This guide seems very out of date and useless maybe update or delete. Loads of stuff has changed
Updates have hit this game, but this video is 3 months old and still has a lot of useful information.
and i am first :D
Nope, you're last. Like all the other things you do in life
Maybe if you didn't suck so bad you would be able to afford this already cheap game
@@absolutelyfookinnobody2843 God damn 😂
wish the game didint cost so much, because i would buy it if i could
its on steamsale right now
A beginners guide, cool. Then you choose the hardest combat difficulty, not cool. I stopped watching after that
this game is a survival cRPG, crafting gives superior weapons and armour early midgame to any drops or vendor bought. the crafted armor and weapons make the game easy on hardest difficulty, food buffs also add a lot of dps etc.. if you focus on movement stats to 18-20 on all characters ++movement. mobility will allow you to own the battlefield. when you start the game go to the mine to the right of the jail, get ore for crafting weapons and armor. the 20% crafting profession at the start of the game boosts your crafting a lot on your starting characters. i take 20% profession xp, chance of being attacked whilst resting, +1 movement, xp buff and stupid at character creation. farm the ghost wolves for ghost pelts very easy. ghost armor and weapons lvl 6 wear lvl 5 are uber. the dungeons give purple weapons as do the crown bosses on each map.