After seeing this dungeon I hope more people in the community learn to just trust Tyron and let him develop this game at the pace that suits his creative flow. Because this is glorious! 🤩🎉 My gears are spinning trying piece together all the visual hints! I wonder still what role the seraphs play. So many random pieces of lore we’ve had in books and clothes and tapestries… lt’s all coming together, as Kronk would say 😏
In regards to your question on stability- I had noticed my gear spinning down the whole time, but each time it dropped to 99 it would jump back to 100. So it’s probably made to be able to be explored to your heart’s content
Yeah. If the combat wasn't such garbage I'd probably not watch those episodes either and save the experience for myself, but as it stands I am not sure I could be bothered to deal with it. At least it doesn't seem to be swarming with constant enemy spawns, which was one of the things I was worried about.
I love that comment about feeling holy. Yes Its how I felt. The moment of knowing that you could sit now for thousands of hours and read was so nice. Even if the world didnt get any better. Great thoughts. Knowledge is great. Like a Cleric finding an Ancient Holy temple. Its like the world going to hell in a handbasket then finding the Library of Alexandria. What a feeling. And yes Flux cap. Back to the future totally.
:D I love the flux capacitor. I think it's pretty hilarious. Would be even better if we discovered it was useless; that is, that it was still just a movie prop in the Vintage Story world or something! XD
I believe with the rooms where things "Repeat" is completely intentional, and it gives me the idea that things are "Glitching", like copy/pasting part of a photo but in real life, theirs multiples areas like that in the Archives, like with the storage room the Bell was in, if you look up (And fly up since you can't build) the shelves stretch REALLY far up, abnormally far, and things start to unwind with pipes going every which way. In the commons as well, theirs a room where its copied and flipped upsidown, so theirs a room where theirs a bedroom on the ceiling as well. Theirs an area in the Noble Quarters that seems to repeat as well, and degrades each time its "Copied". Its fascinating, and I wonder what it might mean for lore or, even, potential future game mechanics
Yeah, I missed the message on that one! I think there should be a piece of lore that's easy to find that contains people griping about the weird geometry in those areas, just to make it a bit clearer!
Just a heads up, back at 10:15, to your right, you could see a ladder that goes down to the very bottom where you threw your torches thinking you couldn't go down there.
@@Kurazarrh You were literally standing next to it saying "I think we're missing something here." ... lol And then you walked by past it shortly after a second time.
Oh yes, I have so much to say ;D First of all, IT'S AN UNIMAGINABLE BUZZ! A very interesting dungeon, a terrible mine, an amazing library, it's great to watch you explore it all))) Secondly, you missed another ladder down!!!! It is located on the lowest tier just beyond the room with translocators. It's sticking right out of the flooring, I can't believe you didn't notice it.. т-т Thirdly, ahahhhhh, finally I can say HA! Do you remember, in some episode with answers to questions, you said that you would like to add the same golems from the tapestry to the game. О Oh, how I wanted to say that IT ALREADY EXISTS, IN THE ARCHIVE!! Ahahphphha, your reaction to him is priceless. Fourth, these are not generation bugs, this is how it should be, remember that room with a piece of granite in the chest, which was repeated over and over again, as well as the descent into this archive, where the same platform with the same owl box was repeated over and over again. And there were such oddities in the park of places. Fifth, I'm not sure, but you seem to have missed my comment (I wrote it in response to my other comment) under one of the past videos where I asked the question: #20Kuestions What hobbies and interests do you have? (Something strange happened to my nickname on RUclips, so I'll just ask you to sign me Misha) And finally, thanks for the video, it's a very cool episode)) P.s.: I don't speak English and use a translator, and I'm afraid that some misunderstandings may arise because of this, so if some of my phrases seem nonsense to you, point it out, I'll rephrase =)
Haha, thank you for the comment! I did find that ladder down, but not until after the episode was over. I noticed it, but I was talking about something else and then my mind... just moved on from it! XD Thanks for your question submission! It's been added to the list!
Yeah, a new series, hooray! The most interesting thing is the new dungeon. Although I have already seen it from other RUclipsrs, but there were only excerpts, but it's much more interesting to watch everything in its entirety, uhh
Wow this dungeon is amazing! So cool going to different areas to fix the main machine and so much lore! Amazing to see what they can actually do with a voxel based world generated game. I wonder if that boss could be a little different, not just exchanging hit points back and forth, but really cool to see a large boss at the end of a dungeon too.
Yeah, the Resonance Archive was pretty fantastic! The boss at the end could use some work, but I'm not sure what I would suggest in the absence of alternate movement and weapon options for our characters.
I'm no game dev either. and not sure if it would be annoying or not but i think a "zelda style" type boss could work. weather having to reach and hit three cannons or weapons' around the room to blast open a glowing mechanical brain week spot, or having a couple phases maybe where he attacks one arm at a time raising it to show a vulnerable spot you have to hit for max damage giving high risk/reward. i think something that is more puzzle styled combat fits the game a lot more. but that's just my thoughts@@Kurazarrh
I watched this video before going down to fight the boss to see if I could learn a few tricks and I learned indeed. You taught me that you can just drop a torch on the ground as a light source. I thought you had to either fight in the dark or carry a light in your offhand thus negating the shield since you can't plant the lights on the ground due to the ground being claimed. Hats off to you!
Haha, thanks! Yeah, the lack of ability to place items, and no torch holders in a lot of the areas down here, made light a bit of a challenge to overcome. Glad you learned a tip from the video! :)
@@Kurazarrh Indeed. The only thing i would want is to have a different colour. The green is nice, but i prefer the warm white light. Maybe a system to change the colour based on room.
I absolutely adore the library. I want to be able to craft (or at least steal) all of the fancy bookshelves and scroll racks and banners and lecterns and pillars and everything else. :D I like all the collectible useless things as well. There's a couple of particularly odd little collectibles in a couple of hidden rooms around the structure (or not so much hidden as very hard to find and awkward to get to). You can put candles on the candelabras above the library resonator, which looks pretty cool. (I'm also always paranoid that the diffuser will run out of fuel and the lights will go out - I don;t think badnasties spawn in the library, but I don't like being in the dark down there!)
So cool to watch Someone piece this puzzle together blind. I took that repeating fractal room in the bell workshop to be some kind of temporal glitch, no idea if it’s supposed to be that way or not but there’s a similar spot in the nobles quarters, where the pipes sticking out become more and more twisted.
Yeah, a lot of folks are saying it was designed that way intentionally. I think it needs more in-game context to make that connection, because it didn't jump out at me. It was definitely glitchy, but given how glitchy games can be, I had no idea it was SUPPOSED to be that way... XD
Amazing run, the Library was stunning and beautiful, but the lack of carrying space is infuriating lol. . I want it all ! It should be that when you defeat the boss the protection for the archives disapears, i also have to assume that there is an opportunity for more exploring to the bottom off the pit of death muahahaha 😮.
In the end it is kind of fitting to leave the books behind (for now.) You can gain knowledge, but you can't take the knowledge. In a library knowledge is meant to be shared. Or you know the library has just cursed you with a perpetual full inventory so you are forced to leave the books behind. Lol
Did I detect a teensy weensy bit of greed when you found the Anthracite? I haven't been able to find decent deposits for three different games now and am quite jealous. Once again I puckered up on a few of your jumps too, good stuff. I am only half way through the video and the suspense is killing me.
Haha yeah some of those jumps are a little suspect.... But I got a bit more confident later on! Anthracite is nice, but it's hardly necessary. One of the problems with it is that if you use it anywhere except the fire pit, it doesn't benefit from its extended burn time. Well, pit kilns benefit, but it's kind of a waste of anthracite.
It will be such a waste, if there is not 1 single hidden door behind all of those bookshelves! I have no idea if there is or not, watching this episode is the first time seeing the library! I doubt there is anything up the ladder, but there was a ladder in the mines you missed 36:21 Thanks for the video!
Those locusts made the fight so much better for me, it actually made the fight more intense. I had tailored gambeson armor, so I had to constantly run around and try to hit Eidolon with my bow, while making sure the locusts didn't catch up to me :D
I wrote a long comment and still didn't say everything I wanted... So, how about a summer cottage somewhere in the south? To equip there an orchard with all sorts of plums and peaches, to build a winery, a cellar for blue cheese, a moonshine still. I think it would be more interesting to live in the southern latitudes, at least just for a change. Of course, these are plans for a long time, but still how do you like this idea?
In the first season of the Guide series, I did move south eventually, where we built a big castle in the Silver Mountains. It was pretty fun, but I got a little burned out because it was VERY heavy on building and not so much discovering and discussing new features. I think if I do another permanent home in the south, it might be in a new series or Guide season!
"Indiana Jones-ing it and just stealing all these artifacts" Hey Indy doesn't steal the artifacts, he's an archaeologist trying to retrieve them for museums or stop villains from using them to end the world! There's only one artifact he's kept out of the movies, and it wasn't stolen by him. You're thinking Lara Croft or Nathan Drake, they're adventurer treasure hunter types that loot for personal gain.
I've never seen the Archive's Archive. Wonderful place!! They really outdid themselves!! Reminds me of the other "Library" in that other block game and, unless you need bookcases, how disappointing it is in comparison. #20Kuestions What did you enjoy the most in the Resonance Archive? What decor/chisel ideas did you get from the Resonance Archive?
Shields make a HUGE difference in combat, since they shave off a ton of damage before it gets to your armor calculation. Someone else also said they thought the eidolon was also supposed to spawn in locust friends, which didn't happen to me.
25:53 Oh, that worldgen error happened to me as well, in the exact same spot/room! ...it is a bug, right? The room's outer layer is basically perfectly duplicated downwards a couple of times...
According to a bunch of other commenters, this is not a bug at all and is part of the lore--how time and space got warped and "weird things" started happening.
@@Kurazarrh I've actually re-entered the archives just today and I noticed a very similar, although obviously more intentional thing happening in the noble quarters, but this time a single room is copied multiple times and with each iteration there's more of these rust-like uninteractable and unnamed appendages coming out of the walls... so I guess that might be true!
Difficult traversal makes sense to a degree, but since Vintage Story gives limited movement options (no crawling, for instance), it just feels kind of janky. I think it would have made sense if, particularly in the mines, we were able to dig out some of the piles of rubble to clear the way a little bit. For other things, like that pulley at the top of the ladder leading to the reservoir, in real life it would be possible to bump it out of the way, but in VS that's not possible, so I think it should either be removed, or perhaps recessed into the ceiling by a block (or even just half a block).
Not stealing like Indiana Jones, the man has higher goals, steal like Bilbo Baggins under the code of the British Museum. Take from other cultures and enrich your own dwelling
They really need to do something about the combat mechanics in this game, because that boss fight was just pathetic. The animation was cool, but every attack was mehhhhh... Just stand there and hit it until you have to heal and then repeat. Other than that I really expected more enemies from a "dungeon" that was left behind even by it's guards. Perhaps something new could be nice in the future that could replace drifters in there. Like a rust-crazed zombie seraph that was left behind? Maybe? Idk. I do have to say though, they did a fantastic job on this place visually. I especially loved the mines and the library :D
Yeah, that fight was pretty tame. Apparently it's supposed to spawn in bronze locusts, but I didn't get any. I think the philosophy behind the (lack of) difficulty, though, is that Tyron wanted to make it accessible to people at all levels of skill. I think the real "hard" part of the dungeon was the mines area behind the translocator. But difficulty aside, I loved it. In fact, I might not have enjoyed it as much if it was harder \ had more monsters because I might not have had time to stop and really look at the place. A higher difficulty might actually work against it here.
#20Kuestions You seem to not like water-related exploration, is it because it's "cumbersome" or it's creepy? Have you played any horror games, and if you have are the water levels your least favourite or there's other ones you dislike the most (creep factor reasons or otherwise)? Sorry I don't know if these counts as different questions or not since they are related to me.
Hey there! Thanks for your question submission, but I already have one from you queued up for a #20Kuestions segment. Hang on to your question for next time, though, if you're still inspired to ask it! :)
Ahh, gotcha. Yeah other folks have pointed the repeating rooms out as "not a bug." I think the lore needs to make it a little clearer WHAT these people are seeing. Something like, "Time and space no longer have any meaning in our burrows. Hallways stretch forever. Rooms that were once connected are... elsewhere. Or sometimes overlaid upon themselves like a fugue of reality itself. One can go to sleep--if one can sleep at all--and wake up to yesterday."
After seeing this dungeon I hope more people in the community learn to just trust Tyron and let him develop this game at the pace that suits his creative flow. Because this is glorious! 🤩🎉 My gears are spinning trying piece together all the visual hints! I wonder still what role the seraphs play.
So many random pieces of lore we’ve had in books and clothes and tapestries… lt’s all coming together, as Kronk would say 😏
Yeah this place was amazing, and I can't wait to see the next dungeon!
This game has gone from "better Minecraft" to "highly interactive Myst" and I'm all for it.
In regards to your question on stability- I had noticed my gear spinning down the whole time, but each time it dropped to 99 it would jump back to 100. So it’s probably made to be able to be explored to your heart’s content
Oh that's interesting. Thanks for sharing!
@@KurazarrhYes, same here. It seems to have stability protection. Would be nice to have that in our base too 🙂
@@jorrittyberghein7398 Haha yeah, wouldn't that be wonderful? XD
the true treasure of the resonance archive, the cat mask. lore? scares? no, it's the cat mask. most valuable find
100% it's the cat mask. If I could take only one thing from this place, it would be the cat mask! XD
This game does lore and environments much better than it does combat it seems. Love the atmosphere of this place.
Yeah, combat could use quite a bit of love, I think! The lore and the vibe here are amazing, though!
Yeah. If the combat wasn't such garbage I'd probably not watch those episodes either and save the experience for myself, but as it stands I am not sure I could be bothered to deal with it. At least it doesn't seem to be swarming with constant enemy spawns, which was one of the things I was worried about.
The Archives are so masterfully designed. Enough guidance so the player can work out what to do, but enough mystery to be fun. ❤
Yeah I'm really glad I got to go in blind and puzzle it out in real time. Very satisfying!
I love that comment about feeling holy. Yes Its how I felt. The moment of knowing that you could sit now for thousands of hours and read was so nice. Even if the world didnt get any better. Great thoughts. Knowledge is great. Like a Cleric finding an Ancient Holy temple. Its like the world going to hell in a handbasket then finding the Library of Alexandria. What a feeling.
And yes Flux cap. Back to the future totally.
:D I love the flux capacitor. I think it's pretty hilarious. Would be even better if we discovered it was useless; that is, that it was still just a movie prop in the Vintage Story world or something! XD
I believe with the rooms where things "Repeat" is completely intentional, and it gives me the idea that things are "Glitching", like copy/pasting part of a photo but in real life, theirs multiples areas like that in the Archives, like with the storage room the Bell was in, if you look up (And fly up since you can't build) the shelves stretch REALLY far up, abnormally far, and things start to unwind with pipes going every which way. In the commons as well, theirs a room where its copied and flipped upsidown, so theirs a room where theirs a bedroom on the ceiling as well.
Theirs an area in the Noble Quarters that seems to repeat as well, and degrades each time its "Copied". Its fascinating, and I wonder what it might mean for lore or, even, potential future game mechanics
Yeah, I missed the message on that one! I think there should be a piece of lore that's easy to find that contains people griping about the weird geometry in those areas, just to make it a bit clearer!
Here is a little hint for next episode: Make sure you don't ignore the library resonator.
Lol. You're gonna have a chuckle when you see what I ended up doing...
Right on!!🎉
You take the blonde and I'll take the one in the turban.
Ovaltine!
Just a heads up, back at 10:15, to your right, you could see a ladder that goes down to the very bottom where you threw your torches thinking you couldn't go down there.
Yeah everyone but me noticed that! XD
@@Kurazarrh You were literally standing next to it saying "I think we're missing something here." ... lol
And then you walked by past it shortly after a second time.
Oh yes, I have so much to say ;D
First of all, IT'S AN UNIMAGINABLE BUZZ! A very interesting dungeon, a terrible mine, an amazing library, it's great to watch you explore it all)))
Secondly, you missed another ladder down!!!! It is located on the lowest tier just beyond the room with translocators. It's sticking right out of the flooring, I can't believe you didn't notice it.. т-т
Thirdly, ahahhhhh, finally I can say HA! Do you remember, in some episode with answers to questions, you said that you would like to add the same golems from the tapestry to the game. О
Oh, how I wanted to say that IT ALREADY EXISTS, IN THE ARCHIVE!! Ahahphphha, your reaction to him is priceless.
Fourth, these are not generation bugs, this is how it should be, remember that room with a piece of granite in the chest, which was repeated over and over again, as well as the descent into this archive, where the same platform with the same owl box was repeated over and over again. And there were such oddities in the park of places.
Fifth, I'm not sure, but you seem to have missed my comment (I wrote it in response to my other comment) under one of the past videos where I asked the question: #20Kuestions What hobbies and interests do you have? (Something strange happened to my nickname on RUclips, so I'll just ask you to sign me Misha)
And finally, thanks for the video, it's a very cool episode))
P.s.: I don't speak English and use a translator, and I'm afraid that some misunderstandings may arise because of this, so if some of my phrases seem nonsense to you, point it out, I'll rephrase =)
Haha, thank you for the comment! I did find that ladder down, but not until after the episode was over. I noticed it, but I was talking about something else and then my mind... just moved on from it! XD
Thanks for your question submission! It's been added to the list!
Your translation was very good!
Yeah, a new series, hooray! The most interesting thing is the new dungeon. Although I have already seen it from other RUclipsrs, but there were only excerpts, but it's much more interesting to watch everything in its entirety, uhh
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :)
I'm so glad I brought my brown pants on and sat on my brown chair. The puzzle element is really fun and interesting.
Haha awesome, glad you enjoyed it!!
Wow this dungeon is amazing! So cool going to different areas to fix the main machine and so much lore! Amazing to see what they can actually do with a voxel based world generated game. I wonder if that boss could be a little different, not just exchanging hit points back and forth, but really cool to see a large boss at the end of a dungeon too.
Yeah, the Resonance Archive was pretty fantastic! The boss at the end could use some work, but I'm not sure what I would suggest in the absence of alternate movement and weapon options for our characters.
I'm no game dev either. and not sure if it would be annoying or not but i think a "zelda style" type boss could work. weather having to reach and hit three cannons or weapons' around the room to blast open a glowing mechanical brain week spot, or having a couple phases maybe where he attacks one arm at a time raising it to show a vulnerable spot you have to hit for max damage giving high risk/reward. i think something that is more puzzle styled combat fits the game a lot more. but that's just my thoughts@@Kurazarrh
I watched this video before going down to fight the boss to see if I could learn a few tricks and I learned indeed. You taught me that you can just drop a torch on the ground as a light source. I thought you had to either fight in the dark or carry a light in your offhand thus negating the shield since you can't plant the lights on the ground due to the ground being claimed. Hats off to you!
Haha, thanks! Yeah, the lack of ability to place items, and no torch holders in a lot of the areas down here, made light a bit of a challenge to overcome. Glad you learned a tip from the video! :)
I think the repeating corners of the rooms are actually part of the lore. Some sort of anomaly.
Yeah, that's what several other people have said! :)
9:44 Just after the Translocator room there seems to be a ladder down.
Hey, congrats of finding a way in the library!
Yeah, I noticed it but then my brain moved on. I rediscovered it later, though! :)
I like the exploration, but the hoarder in me is agonized over all the left-behind loot.
Not to worry! We'll come back for it in short order!
Going to be a lot of runs to and from the Hobbit Hole. Maybe should have relaxed the 20 Questions rule? Ha!
@@tehNashty He could've probably just made the base out of the top entrance, which would've been much closer storage.
10:20 was screaming about the ladder right there lmao
Haha, you know, my brain noticed it but then I moved on. Didn't rediscover it until later! XD
Wow the library is gorgeous! Definitely loving the RA so far!
Yeah, it was pretty incredible! Hoping to see more dungeons in the future!
The pipe lights are awesome
Oh yeah they're really neat! I hope we can use them or something similar at some point!
@@Kurazarrh Indeed. The only thing i would want is to have a different colour. The green is nice, but i prefer the warm white light. Maybe a system to change the colour based on room.
@@ScorpiusZA. The library itself had nice, warm-tinted coal gas lamps, which would be an excellent general-use color.
Wow the library is so beautiful. There is so much to see and take. Thank you.
Oh yeah this whole dungeon was a great experience!
I absolutely adore the library. I want to be able to craft (or at least steal) all of the fancy bookshelves and scroll racks and banners and lecterns and pillars and everything else. :D
I like all the collectible useless things as well. There's a couple of particularly odd little collectibles in a couple of hidden rooms around the structure (or not so much hidden as very hard to find and awkward to get to).
You can put candles on the candelabras above the library resonator, which looks pretty cool. (I'm also always paranoid that the diffuser will run out of fuel and the lights will go out - I don;t think badnasties spawn in the library, but I don't like being in the dark down there!)
I really hope we get the ability to make at least some of these really cool blocks, or at least collect them, in the future!
So cool to watch Someone piece this puzzle together blind. I took that repeating fractal room in the bell workshop to be some kind of temporal glitch, no idea if it’s supposed to be that way or not but there’s a similar spot in the nobles quarters, where the pipes sticking out become more and more twisted.
Yeah, a lot of folks are saying it was designed that way intentionally. I think it needs more in-game context to make that connection, because it didn't jump out at me. It was definitely glitchy, but given how glitchy games can be, I had no idea it was SUPPOSED to be that way... XD
Amazing run, the Library was stunning and beautiful, but the lack of carrying space is infuriating lol. . I want it all !
It should be that when you defeat the boss the protection for the archives disapears, i also have to assume that there is an opportunity for more exploring to the bottom off the pit of death muahahaha 😮.
Thank you! Yeah, the Resonance Archive was amazing!
In the end it is kind of fitting to leave the books behind (for now.) You can gain knowledge, but you can't take the knowledge. In a library knowledge is meant to be shared.
Or you know the library has just cursed you with a perpetual full inventory so you are forced to leave the books behind. Lol
No! I must have the precioussssssssss! XD
Did I detect a teensy weensy bit of greed when you found the Anthracite? I haven't been able to find decent deposits for three different games now and am quite jealous. Once again I puckered up on a few of your jumps too, good stuff. I am only half way through the video and the suspense is killing me.
Haha yeah some of those jumps are a little suspect.... But I got a bit more confident later on! Anthracite is nice, but it's hardly necessary. One of the problems with it is that if you use it anywhere except the fire pit, it doesn't benefit from its extended burn time. Well, pit kilns benefit, but it's kind of a waste of anthracite.
@@Kurazarrh cooking is where I use the anthracite mostly. But you’re right it doesn’t really matter. Peet is cheap and abundant.
It will be such a waste, if there is not 1 single hidden door behind all of those bookshelves! I have no idea if there is or not, watching this episode is the first time seeing the library!
I doubt there is anything up the ladder, but there was a ladder in the mines you missed 36:21 Thanks for the video!
Haha sadly, I did not find any hidden doors!!
Weird that you got no locusts to spawn during the boss fight. When I did this at some point the boss started spawning locusts
I brought my bug spray. Did you forget yours or something? XD
Those locusts made the fight so much better for me, it actually made the fight more intense. I had tailored gambeson armor, so I had to constantly run around and try to hit Eidolon with my bow, while making sure the locusts didn't catch up to me :D
Kurazarrh: Opens door, sees big dark room with fancy floor, turns back around and closes the door.
It's how I roll!
26:29 the room looks like it melted, not a bug i found it too
Yeah, lots of folks are saying this is intentional!
I wrote a long comment and still didn't say everything I wanted...
So, how about a summer cottage somewhere in the south? To equip there an orchard with all sorts of plums and peaches, to build a winery, a cellar for blue cheese, a moonshine still. I think it would be more interesting to live in the southern latitudes, at least just for a change.
Of course, these are plans for a long time, but still how do you like this idea?
In the first season of the Guide series, I did move south eventually, where we built a big castle in the Silver Mountains. It was pretty fun, but I got a little burned out because it was VERY heavy on building and not so much discovering and discussing new features.
I think if I do another permanent home in the south, it might be in a new series or Guide season!
Maybe we can put some tunes on that fancy resonator?
We'll have to give it a whirl! :)
Froderic, Froderic Fronkensteen.... my goodness. 😂
:D
27:02 You've missed some plates on the floot to the left of the chest
Oh wow, a pile of iron plates! I wonder if we can actually take them or if they're protected, too.
Yes. When I was exploring I was able to pick them up.
@@michaupinski6506 Oh, nice, thanks! Good to know for the next time! XD
"Indiana Jones-ing it and just stealing all these artifacts" Hey Indy doesn't steal the artifacts, he's an archaeologist trying to retrieve them for museums or stop villains from using them to end the world! There's only one artifact he's kept out of the movies, and it wasn't stolen by him. You're thinking Lara Croft or Nathan Drake, they're adventurer treasure hunter types that loot for personal gain.
I've never seen the Archive's Archive. Wonderful place!! They really outdid themselves!! Reminds me of the other "Library" in that other block game and, unless you need bookcases, how disappointing it is in comparison. #20Kuestions What did you enjoy the most in the Resonance Archive? What decor/chisel ideas did you get from the Resonance Archive?
Thanks for your question submission! It's been added to the list! :)
Daaang, we got our gears beaten by that guy, in a four people party. I think we had iron plate armor and no shields tho.
Shields make a HUGE difference in combat, since they shave off a ton of damage before it gets to your armor calculation. Someone else also said they thought the eidolon was also supposed to spawn in locust friends, which didn't happen to me.
@@Kurazarrh Yeah, we had a handful of locusts. Guess that only happens if there is more than one player in the fight.
@leonoliveira8652 I had lots of locusts, and I soloed it. My vids are on my channel. I was recently in the RA as well. Super fun experience!
wow how did he not see the ladder next to the table, just past the translocator room. ladder leads into the pit buddy
:P I saw it, but my brain skipped past it while I was talking. I rediscovered it after the episode, though! :)
25:53 Oh, that worldgen error happened to me as well, in the exact same spot/room!
...it is a bug, right? The room's outer layer is basically perfectly duplicated downwards a couple of times...
According to a bunch of other commenters, this is not a bug at all and is part of the lore--how time and space got warped and "weird things" started happening.
@@Kurazarrh I've actually re-entered the archives just today and I noticed a very similar, although obviously more intentional thing happening in the noble quarters, but this time a single room is copied multiple times and with each iteration there's more of these rust-like uninteractable and unnamed appendages coming out of the walls... so I guess that might be true!
@@Kh0rnet The Bell Workshop room where I fought the Bell (probably always one there come to think if it) also has a repeated upper wall.
Can i start breath egain? Its wow this archive.
I know, right? It's pretty amazing!!
I'm pretty sure the intention was to make traversal difficult. You wouldn't expect a ruin to have clean paths
Difficult traversal makes sense to a degree, but since Vintage Story gives limited movement options (no crawling, for instance), it just feels kind of janky. I think it would have made sense if, particularly in the mines, we were able to dig out some of the piles of rubble to clear the way a little bit. For other things, like that pulley at the top of the ladder leading to the reservoir, in real life it would be possible to bump it out of the way, but in VS that's not possible, so I think it should either be removed, or perhaps recessed into the ceiling by a block (or even just half a block).
@@Kurazarrh yeah being able to crawl would certainly make this more interesting instead of janky
1:04:00 zoolite : A fossilized animal.
So... a fossil from an animal as opposed to a plant?
Ahaaaaaaaa... the construction of that word makes sense now! XD
Not stealing like Indiana Jones, the man has higher goals, steal like Bilbo Baggins under the code of the British Museum. Take from other cultures and enrich your own dwelling
Hmm, yes... I like this idea more. Very preciousssssssssssssss.......
Again a repeating room. Certainly not a bug 🙂
I'm gonna fall back on, "This needs to be made clearer in the in-game lore!" ;)
did you completly miss the ladder at 10:16?
Haha yep!
They really need to do something about the combat mechanics in this game, because that boss fight was just pathetic. The animation was cool, but every attack was mehhhhh... Just stand there and hit it until you have to heal and then repeat. Other than that I really expected more enemies from a "dungeon" that was left behind even by it's guards. Perhaps something new could be nice in the future that could replace drifters in there. Like a rust-crazed zombie seraph that was left behind? Maybe? Idk.
I do have to say though, they did a fantastic job on this place visually. I especially loved the mines and the library :D
Yeah, that fight was pretty tame. Apparently it's supposed to spawn in bronze locusts, but I didn't get any. I think the philosophy behind the (lack of) difficulty, though, is that Tyron wanted to make it accessible to people at all levels of skill. I think the real "hard" part of the dungeon was the mines area behind the translocator. But difficulty aside, I loved it. In fact, I might not have enjoyed it as much if it was harder \ had more monsters because I might not have had time to stop and really look at the place. A higher difficulty might actually work against it here.
#20Kuestions
You seem to not like water-related exploration, is it because it's "cumbersome" or it's creepy? Have you played any horror games, and if you have are the water levels your least favourite or there's other ones you dislike the most (creep factor reasons or otherwise)? Sorry I don't know if these counts as different questions or not since they are related to me.
Hey there! Thanks for your question submission, but I already have one from you queued up for a #20Kuestions segment. Hang on to your question for next time, though, if you're still inspired to ask it! :)
these are not generation bugs, its reality breaking down
you should have looked up when you were in the bell's room
EDIT: did you saw what was at the center of the main room ?
Ahh, gotcha. Yeah other folks have pointed the repeating rooms out as "not a bug." I think the lore needs to make it a little clearer WHAT these people are seeing. Something like, "Time and space no longer have any meaning in our burrows. Hallways stretch forever. Rooms that were once connected are... elsewhere. Or sometimes overlaid upon themselves like a fugue of reality itself. One can go to sleep--if one can sleep at all--and wake up to yesterday."
@@KurazarrhTyron should hire you. That was perfect 🤩
There must be something in that blue temporal goo… 🤔 Hopefully we’ll find a hint in those books 📚
52:26 😏
"How to waste infinite amounts of coal." XD