Hey everyone! Since there have been reports of people not being able to generate the same world shown in the series, I talked with my very understanding Patrons, and it was decided that I should provide a download of the very first world backup here in order to work around this issue. You can download it here and put it into your %appdata%\VintageStoryData\Saves folder: www.mediafire.com/file_premium/2d4r0c5n4kw9tcn/guide_season_2_first_backup.vcdbs/file
@@andrewcullen2527 It's reasonably up-to-date. There is a new version coming out Soon(TM), so it'll fall a little farther behind, but most of the core gameplay is largely unchanged.
If you mark the map with pickaxe and choose the orange on the far right of the top row of colors, it will automatically label it copper, or at least it does for me.
@@gman1515 yes but i save the pick icon for actual mines and ores and not surface ores also with how many surface deposits of copper you find your map gets cluttered so much faster with pickaxes than with the smaller dots
This guide series and its predecessor both got me into vintage story and have carried me through my entire playthrough of the game, and it has become basically the "vintage story bible" for me and my friends. Great job all around.
Man, fantastic guide!! Best I've seen so far. It's not just straight, boring instruction. Some humor, some exploring, some instruction. Laid back enough that it's chill to watch. It's appreciated!
Alright I've been waiting for this. Looks like 777 is a lucky seed, I had to travel about 5km from the start in my world to find a spot to settle I'm only somewhat happy with, and I haven't found any Larches like I was hoping to.
777 has treated me VERY well so far! If you're looking for larches, you're probably going to need to look on mountains. Especially where there's a large amount of upheaval, you can sometimes find enormous larch forests in high-altitude terrain.
Larch seem to grow in colder climes? I generally start my worlds from the north pole and head down on a journey to find a home. The first two trees I invariably find a lot of are Larch and Pine, usually in that order.
Just finished the episode! Awesome stuff. Nice start and explanations and such. Also the trader conversation was cool, nice that they are building up the story and universe and stuff. I wonder if in time there will be the 'secured villages' he talks about. That could be interesting. Good stuff, looking forward to seeing what comes next. Especially the building, I love the building. hehe Well, onward to the next episode!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! And yes, I'm excited to see where the traders / villagers go. I would LOVE to be able to explore a generated village and have meaningful interactions with the people living there!
Wow, this video was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for making such an awesome guide :) I'm just getting started with the game so this helps a TON. I also really like the pace and the way you explain things 🌞
@@Kurazarrh I don't know, somehow the firestarter for me just works faster on the torch. So I light a torch before lighting the cooking fire thingy or the kiln
I set up my first ever base right next to a rift. I didn't see it on the first day so I would like to think it popped up and I didn't just miss it several times. Haha
Oh they do pop in and out of existence! Most rifts only last for about a day, and there won't be any at all whenever the rift activity is "calm." You can keep rifts from spawning in an area by placing bright lights (generally lanterns, since torches burn out quickly).
:D Yeah, it's handy. If you play that other block game, it works the same way. Though in Vintage Story, it ONLY works with left shift. I need to bug Tyron again because it's been a while with no movement on some lefty-righty accessibility issues.
Thank you so much I have been confused with the pots for a while now and have rendered them "useless" since I had no idea how to use them and thought you needed to put meat in them before the kiln. You are a great guide and would recommend to other newcomers, great job man!
Your back! Yea, I waited very patiently all week. A couple of things, first, I thought if you didn't break the mushrooms with your knife, they didn't grow back? and for #20Kuestions I have been hoping since I started watching you forever ago, for an explanation on the green stone, and the picture of the guy? So my question, what is the dealy with that? Happy to see the series started, I really enjoy your explanation of how to go about playing with the game.
Hehe, I'm glad you got to catch the episode shortly after it came out! The mushrooms were changed in... either 1.16 or 1.17 so they no longer require you to harvest them with a knife. They now have "areas" where they'll respawn regardless of how you harvest them. And I've got your question added to the list! :)
That mechanic was changed in 1.16. you no longer have to harvest the mushrooms with a knife in order for them to grow back (and you'll see that harvesting them with a knife also no longer leaves a little mushroom stub).
Was wondering about that. Didn't realize it was a version update that changed it. I thought I had a mod that affected mushrooms in prior versions or something!
careful lighting fire with torches with combustible things nearby; attempted to light one of mine once and some how lit grass that got in the way of targeting the firepit, and everything lit up, fire spread to burnable bushes, baskets, even me! I had water nearby but the loss in fruit bushes, and baskets that were too close as I panicked vs. destroying the burning block and or placing dirt. Tried to use water, but the water source block became a problem of its own! T_T Learning lesson from school of hard knocks learned! lol But I ain't one to gossip... .
Yep, that's definitely a potential problem! I don't recommend putting firepits on flammable blocks, and I usually prefer to have at least a 1-block ring of other non-flammable blocks around them (or at least in front) just in case I miss while trying to light them.
Hey thanks for watching and stopping to let me know! :D Whether it's for education, inspiration, or just something to chill to, I hope you enjoy the series!
@@Kurazarrh I very much am. a lot of youtubers and streamers are tooo slow, including everything...I'd just play the damned game myself if it were 1:1 like that. but where you can easily "skip the night" or use time lapse it definitely keeps it watchable. also...KUDOS to your patience about making an entire stack of arrowheads! even 9 at a time...that's soooo boring! [you did make me decide to give archery a try....the sling at 1 damage a stone is great early game, but once you get metal arrows and high tier bow...yeah....I need a faster kill time.
Wow this game is much more than just minecraft with a big modpack. I think I'll first go about watching these sort of videos, already played a bit, tackled the starter guide and made some tools, but the progression system seems really complex so I'll see how it's like to progress first before I do it for myself.
Hey, welcome to Vintage Story! Sounds like you play games the same way I do--I like to watch a few videos first to learn the ropes before I dive in! I hope the Guide series helps you on your adventures! :)
@@Kurazarrh That's cool, I just like the purples ones cause I think they look pretty althought the sea foam ones are probably another one of my favourites
Are you talking about the voices? XD I think the oboe voice is growing on me. I just hated getting stuck with the trumpet voice back in 1.17. There's a bug (and it's STILL a bug) that prevents the game from saving any changes from the .charsel screen except the class, after you've created your character initially.
I'm happy season 2 is here! Something I never noticed before is that they categorize mushrooms as a vegetable? Which is just plain weird in my opinion since fungi are much closer to being animals than plants and they contain a lot of protein.
Thank you! Glad you're excited for the series! If I had to guess, it's probably because from a culinary perspective, mushrooms are treated like vegetables. Kind of like tomatoes that are actually fruit, but you wouldn't put it in a fruit salad (unless it's salsa!). ;)
@@loviebeest Haha, possibly! Or more than that--tomatoes are a highly cultivated plant, and the world has gone through an apocalypse event, so anything that requires cultivation would be gone! Maybe we could find the tiny, wild tomatoes that we cultivated our modern large ones from, but no heirlooms for us! ;)
hi Kuruzarhh, love watching you play vintage story, sorry if this was in episode 0 or posted elsewhere, but can you share your display settings? im particularly interested in the view distance. thanks for the videos!
:D In glad to hear you're looking for more! I'm going to be starting something new in Vintage Story for 1.19 soon. It won't be a Guide series, but something more relaxed and casual, focused on building, survival, and more mods!
@@Kurazarrh I like to see the building aspects. Perhaps try a modded playthrough. There's some really cool mods for 1.19 such as better ruins and mods that add new decor. Can focus on good looking detailed buildings. The outlaw mod adds in fun combat moments.
They're not bad in the early game, especially when you're in the "stuff my face with whatever's on hand" phase, or if you're on a long journey and living off the land. But if I'm cooking, I'd rather have just about any other fruit (but not cherries or lychees).
Just picked this game up last night. Controls feel a little floaty compared to what I'm used to, but I'm excited to as where I can go in this game and your guide is treating me well so far. ❤
Hey that's awesome! Yeah it feels different especially if you're used to that other block game. Good luck and have a lot of fun!! Also try turning off vsync if it's on, that can help the floaty feeling!
So randomly, I just started watching this video cause life got distracting, but I had to comment on something - when making a knapped tool I am surprised that the recipe doesn't include some sort of fiber or grass string to bind the stick and head.
I would guess because in order to get grass, you need to have a knife in the first place. It could be done by substituting cattail reeds or papyrus, I suppose, with grass as an alternative once you have your first knife. I'll bet this is already on Tyron's radar, though! XD
lol ferns....i like to spread them out in a little row and use them like a wick to connect areas i want to burn! ...for the visibility of course!...and fire!.....not advised close to home or areas you want to keep intact
I generally don't set fire to the landscape except by accident... I've learned the hard way that it can be really difficult to put the flames out if there's no rain on the horizon!
@@Kurazarrh i dont normally but sometimes those wolves and bears are too annoying and scary so let em burn!!!! and the floaty bit of the left over leaves are a must to clean up afterwards ...floaty things MUST be destroyed!
Yeah, I wish there was a chance that like 50% of the mature fruit trees would bear fruit in the first year! Kind of odd from a realism standpoint that ZERO fruit trees would have anything in a particular year! lol
I probably should have been clearer in my explanation there: you can cook a *full pot* of meat and veggies, which is six meals, with as few as three pieces of wood. It's not possible to cook an entire six-meal pot of meat & veggie stew on one piece of wood, though a pot with just one serving in it could be done.
@@fictitiousnightmares I tried this out just now. You're correct, though this behavior appears to be due to a bug introduced in 1.18. It's not supposed to function this way--and the UI glitches out when you do this, too! What's *supposed* to happen is, after the log burns out and the fire's temperature drops below the pot's temperature, the pot's temperature is supposed to start dropping as well. Typically, by the time the fire temp hits about 100C, the pot temp should start dropping, and by 50C, it should be dropping even faster. Once the pot's temp gets below 150C, the cooking progress bar should reverse (pretty quickly), and completely reset after a few seconds.
@@Kurazarrh Yeah, I saw the bug where the temp/progress bar stops updating and showing what it should once the fire goes 'cold', but it still has the temp and finishes cooking. The temp DOES actually drop, you just can't see it. If you tried to cook 6 servings with 1 log you would see that it does the same thing, except it fails as the temp dropped, even though you couldn't see it due to the progress display bug when the fire goes cold. So not sure there is actually a problem with the temps, just the display of them.
@@fictitiousnightmares I'm still pretty convinced it's a bug, unless Tyron also changed how quickly the food temperature drops in 1.18. I don't see mention of that in any changelogs, though.
Was that a red skull and cross bones on the map after the cut to go get blue clay at 41:14? (Also on the main map at 42:18) Did you do the dieing? Enjoyed the first, of second season video! Thanks!
Thank you!! No, I didn't die over there, but I thought I heard a bear. Unfortunately, I wasn't recording at the time, but I'm going to have to start recording more of my random little travels--bears and wolves no longer seem to be restricted to spawning in forested areas, which is a big pain!
I feel like I'm missing something, could you answer this please: is there a reason why you only make one bowl and one pot instead of 4 each? I thought that when firing stuff in a pit, the time it took was uniform depending on material used to fire it, and that you always consumed the same resources to fire a pit kiln (a certain amount of hay and sticks, as well as logs or peat).
In the very beginning of the game, when time isn't on your side and you need to be out gathering resources, the last thing you want (as a new player, at least) is to spend more time or resources than you really need. You don't need more than one pot and one bowl at the beginning of the game, when digging up clay is a very time-consuming task. Hence, for a new player, one of each is enough, and maximizing for longer-term efficiency doesn't pay out in the short- to medium-term (and that added efficiency is so negligible in the long term that it might as well not even exist). Granted, if I left two slots open in the pit kiln, it probably wouldn't have hurt too much to make one additional bowl and pot (or three bowls total), but IIRC I was trying to conserve clay for other things.
lol, Kurazarrh, um, I am still working on watching both your rust world, and vintage story guild 1.16 (think that's what its called). which category does that put me under? I wonder how much I will get confused between the series. ? Hope you don't mind if I end up leaving a comment, and not realizing its for your other, other series. I work 3 jobs, so I'm usually running on, sleep depravation. 2 full time and one part time, that's about 75 hours of working. Either way, I am enjoying your videos. I still laugh about your comments about other block games. Is there anything you have been dreaming about the creators of Vintage adding to the game?
Oh wow! 75 hours is a LOT of work! @.@ As for adding new things into the game, every time I think of something, Tyron seems to add it to the game... Lol!
This looks interesting, I've been getting the itch to play Terrafirmacraft which i believe this is based on, but neither Vintage Story or building a TFC modlist are really an option for me.
@@Kurazarrh Unlikely, i could go and load up an old pack with the 1.7.10 version of TFC but the content it has is limited, no real support for mods outside it while the 1.18 version seems to have some modpacks that include Create which sounds like a neat combo but my system doesn't like the latest versions of MC. On paper I should be able to run Vintage Story, but I have tried and the game just refuses to launch.
@@ham8426 Ah, I read you. Strange that Vintage Story won't launch, since it should run on just about anything (though if you're running a Mac, it may have issues). Sorry you're having problems with it! =/
True, they do last longer. It makes them fine for foraging on longer trips, and if you're hungry, the best food is any food! But later in the game, cranberries are pretty much best used for pink dye and decoration!
I just bought the game and I'm very confused about the mapgen. I've used all of the same settings as you, thinking I'd play along, but even when I get myself to the same coordinates you're at I have a completely different-looking terrain - the shapes of the lakes in particular are notably different. I understood from your episode 0 explanation that it would only be the vegetation and NPCs and the like that would change, but the actual structure of the world would be consistent across uses of the same seed? Or did I miss something?
As it turns out, there are a couple things that have happened since version 1.18.0 (were on 1.18.15 now) that are preventing folks from generating the same world. 1) In 1.18.3, Tyron made some changes to the terrain generator to fix some bugs. This means that the map in the series can't be generated if you're on 1.18.3 or newer. In theory, you SHOULD be able to temporarily downgrade to 1.18.0 and generate the world, BUT... 2) Tyron just fixed a bug for the upcoming 1.19 release where he basically found that even worlds generated with the same seed sometimes have different appearances due to inconsistent values being set for the other parameters. I'm going to put up a "first save" world download in the description, so check back in a few minutes or an hour and check the video description for that. The only thing I worry about in addition is whether *additional* terrain generation after the initial load is going to also be affected, but I hope not.
@@Kurazarrh So in answer to your question about whether it makes a difference to the rest of the world, the answer is... kinda? Point the First: When loading your backup file, I appeared at roughly the same coordinates that you were at the start of the video but those coordinates were on a different part of the map. Thankfully you were between two fairly distinctively-shaped shorelines, and I wasn't too far away, so I made a cross-country dash to match up with you. Takeaway: Playing along, I won't be able to rely on matching your coordinates since it looks like my map's been shifted to the north-east by maybe 50 bocks or so. Point the Second: The fruit trees were in the same places you found them and were of the same types. Yay! Takeaway: Maybe specific one-off vegetation spawns like fruit trees are stable across the board? Point the Third: When I got to where you found the cattails, they were extremely under-represented. I was only able to harvest enough for 3.5 baskets, never mind the storage box. So I will be on the lookout for more cattails as I follow you around, and in the meantime be very conservative with what else I collect. Takeaway: Maybe general or area-covering vegetation is created on the fly as you get near it? Anyway, I'm still going to give following along a go. Hopefully the RNG won't screw me over too badly. 🤞
@@seonab Hey awesome thanks for the feedback on the experience! It's odd that the world coordinates shifted... While I definitely experienced that while regenerating worlds using the same seed, I would have thought that a world that already had been partly generated would keep its coordinates. Very strange! As for plants (apparently other than fruit trees!) They are not seed-deterministic, so you will definitely see some differences but should generally be in about the same area.
I personally liked the old voices better (the first-generation musical voices, not Tyron's voice). Some of the new ones are all right, but a lot of the vocalizations are... a bit long.
@@Kurazarrh okay with that I agree. I liked the first variants of the musical ones more but a lot of folks complained sadly.. As for the length I thought that was a bug lol
Yep! It's pretty handy. Though if you're doing other things like knapping and clayforming, I think you lose the benefit of the reduced rate until you stop doing those activities. Plus, sitting while doing those makes them somewhat difficult!
Think that “voice” of your character is not annoying, it is adorable. But you sound as if you need a huge Fenrir to protect you from the cold, cruel world…something that would make bears and wolves think twice about attacking. Alas, that Vintage Story has no such creature! Possibly you could impress the hostiles with your cooking skills? 😉
Yeah, this oboe voice is actually growing on me! It reminds me of the original voice I chose when starting the first season! If I'm going to be entertaining guests for dinner, I guess I ought to make a dining room, huh? :D
my 777 worldseed only shares very shallow similarities; granite does indeed start there but the topography is totally different and even looks kind of stretched as though it is being artificially warped.
What version of the game did you make your world in? And did you change any of the other settings? I've also heard that 1.18.3 might have changed the world generation a bit, so you might need to make the world in 1.18.1 and then upgrade again.
@@lostarsm9240 Yeah, someone else reported a similar issue with a world created in 1.18.3. It seems the main difference might be with the upheaval? But I'm not sure.
@@Kurazarrh Same problems here with 1.18.3. Standard of upheaval is now 30% not 40%, I tried both with 777 as a seed, but the map looks quite different to yours. Anyhow, I just discovered Vintage Story this Sunday and you yesterday. Really like your Videos :)
@@lukrezialaval2406 Hey, I'm glad you've discovered Vintage Story and my channel! Unfortunately there isn't a whole lot I can do about the seed mismatch, but if you temporarily downgrade your installation to 1.18.1 and create the world with the 777 seed, then you should be able to update to 1.18.3 and it *should* still work. I'm not sure how upgrading in the process of playing affects how the world generates (whether it has no effect or whether all chunks generated after updating will be "1.18.3" chunks).
I wish! I think that's just placeholder text for what the developer wants to add in the future. There ARE ruined villages with like, 3-5 ruined structures, and there are also small camps of 2-3 traders, but no actual villages.
For the big map/minimap? Not a mod, that's part of the base game. Though if you're playing in Wilderness Survival mode (I think maybe Homo Sapiens mode, too), the map and minimap are disabled. You can toggle them on with (I think) F6, or by going into the interface settings.
aaahahaha. just updated to 18.2. start oooonce again XD way easier to start with trader's base btw. some boxes, bed... a bit cheeeeezzzzy. but for new players kinda good i guess =)
15 health is the default, but several classes modify it. The Clockmaker, Malefactor, and Tailor all get fewer hit points, while the Blackguard gets more.
Thank you! I've never really had a problem with food spoilage, especially once I get a cellar up and running. You generally WILL lose some berries and meat to spoilage, but as long as you're somewhat proactive about finding and planting crops and digging/building a cellar, the default timers should be just fine (as long as you don't live way far north or have very long seasons!).
@@Kurazarrh i was living in the south- china type biome with bamboo and pandas, so getting ice was a NIGHTMARE i ended up just always making sushi and fishing. i never ended up needing a cellar back there because it was so bountiful but when i went north and winter came- oh man
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Hey everyone! Since there have been reports of people not being able to generate the same world shown in the series, I talked with my very understanding Patrons, and it was decided that I should provide a download of the very first world backup here in order to work around this issue. You can download it here and put it into your %appdata%\VintageStoryData\Saves folder: www.mediafire.com/file_premium/2d4r0c5n4kw9tcn/guide_season_2_first_backup.vcdbs/file
I just bought Vintage Story, realized I was lost, then found this series and man, it's been absolutely CLUTCH for learning what to do. This rules.
Hey awesome, that's exactly what I like to hear about the series. I hope you continue to find it helpful!! :)
Idk why I been seeing this game in my recommended recently, but how up to date is this guide compared to whatever current build Vintage Story is on?
@@andrewcullen2527 It's reasonably up-to-date. There is a new version coming out Soon(TM), so it'll fall a little farther behind, but most of the core gameplay is largely unchanged.
@@andrewcullen2527 Seems pretty practical still. I wound up getting bored of VS though and went back to Minecraft, so maybe this has changed.
If you mark the map with pickaxe and choose the orange on the far right of the top row of colors, it will automatically label it copper, or at least it does for me.
Yeah, I had forgotten about that feature--plus, since the text box comes first, I tend to fill it out before anything else! XD
better to just use the default dot and make it orange and label it c for surface copper
@@chitin122 my way only involves 2 clicks, yours involves a click and a keypress. It's the same amount of effort.
@@gman1515 yes but i save the pick icon for actual mines and ores and not surface ores also with how many surface deposits of copper you find your map gets cluttered so much faster with pickaxes than with the smaller dots
@@chitin122 i use the ladder for mines personally and the icons are the same size.
Not only you got scared at 47:36, I jumped as well 😅 These sheep are too sneaky
Haha yeah, whoops... it sure caught me off-guard!
Got me too. What a rascal.
Got me too, sheesh, that was horrible, lol.
Sheep scared you. You scared me 😂
@@CarnivoreChris89 Hehehe! XD
This guide series and its predecessor both got me into vintage story and have carried me through my entire playthrough of the game, and it has become basically the "vintage story bible" for me and my friends. Great job all around.
Hey, that's awesome! Haha, love the informal name for the series!
a hidden gem of a channel
Aww, thank you!
That sheep scared me! I thought it was the wolf, I dropped my iPad! Good game. You explain very well.
Haha I about dropped my mouse when it happened! :D Thank you!
Ahh the first dirt hut.... such an inauspicious beginning given the amazing things you built last season. Can't wait!
Ya gotta start with a dirt hut! It's the law! :D
Nice jumpscare with the ram😂. Also sticking to time honored tradition of demonstrating fire starting in pitch darkness. (Well, on my screen anyhow).
Haha, yeah that ram was a squeaky bum moment. I'd have liked to get to the firestarting earlier, but it took way too long to find enough reeds! @.@
Just bought Vintage story for myself, so I'm excited I'm starting season 2 for the first time.
Oh awesome!! I hope you have many exciting adventures! :D
Man, fantastic guide!! Best I've seen so far. It's not just straight, boring instruction. Some humor, some exploring, some instruction. Laid back enough that it's chill to watch. It's appreciated!
Hey, thank you!! Glad you're enjoying the format and style! :)
Alright I've been waiting for this. Looks like 777 is a lucky seed, I had to travel about 5km from the start in my world to find a spot to settle I'm only somewhat happy with, and I haven't found any Larches like I was hoping to.
777 has treated me VERY well so far! If you're looking for larches, you're probably going to need to look on mountains. Especially where there's a large amount of upheaval, you can sometimes find enormous larch forests in high-altitude terrain.
Larch seem to grow in colder climes? I generally start my worlds from the north pole and head down on a journey to find a home. The first two trees I invariably find a lot of are Larch and Pine, usually in that order.
Just finished the episode! Awesome stuff. Nice start and explanations and such. Also the trader conversation was cool, nice that they are building up the story and universe and stuff. I wonder if in time there will be the 'secured villages' he talks about. That could be interesting.
Good stuff, looking forward to seeing what comes next. Especially the building, I love the building. hehe
Well, onward to the next episode!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! And yes, I'm excited to see where the traders / villagers go. I would LOVE to be able to explore a generated village and have meaningful interactions with the people living there!
Wow, this video was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for making such an awesome guide :) I'm just getting started with the game so this helps a TON. I also really like the pace and the way you explain things 🌞
Hey, that's great! I'm glad you're finding it helpful. I wish you well in your journey into Vintage Story! :)
Super, i like this starts :D .In the end was nice view on the mountains behind and i had the idea to build "an hanging" house between them.
Thank you! Yeah, this is already turning out to be a really good world! I'm already coming up with some ideas for how to build our long-term house! :)
Yeeey new video, you're becoming my favourite youtuber :)
Aww, thank you! :D
The dirt Hut Police accepts the dirt wall because it has no roof! 😂 Great to bei Back!
I've got my permit right here, officer!
Woooo new series! Was watching the old series. Glad there is a newer one to watch!
Awesome! Hope you enjoyed the first season! :D
That goat jump scare lol, thanks for reaching me how to play too!
Haha yeah... It took me a moment to calm down afterward...! XD
What you can do to cheese the fire is light a torch first, as somehow the fire lighter works faster on it then light the fire with the torch.
I thought the firestarter just had a random 20% chance of lighting whatever it was pointed at?
@@Kurazarrh I don't know, somehow the firestarter for me just works faster on the torch. So I light a torch before lighting the cooking fire thingy or the kiln
I set up my first ever base right next to a rift. I didn't see it on the first day so I would like to think it popped up and I didn't just miss it several times. Haha
Oh they do pop in and out of existence! Most rifts only last for about a day, and there won't be any at all whenever the rift activity is "calm." You can keep rifts from spawning in an area by placing bright lights (generally lanterns, since torches burn out quickly).
Oh yeah! I gotta say, I never thought of attacking a trader.......and now I'm tempted
Haha, make sure you set your spawn first. The traders seriously do pack a wallop!
All this time and I never knew about the left shift to mass craft. Holy moly.
:D Yeah, it's handy. If you play that other block game, it works the same way. Though in Vintage Story, it ONLY works with left shift. I need to bug Tyron again because it's been a while with no movement on some lefty-righty accessibility issues.
First time playing this game and I've been doing a sorta play along with your world and it's been tons of help! This game is quite fun!
Hey that's so great to hear! Welcome to the game! :)
Thank you so much
I have been confused with the pots for a while now and have rendered them "useless" since I had no idea how to use them and thought you needed to put meat in them before the kiln.
You are a great guide and would recommend to other newcomers, great job man!
Hey, I'm glad I could teach you how to use those! Cooking pots make food so much more efficient!
I LOVE these videos! Just got the game and these are so helpful! Thank you very much for making them :)
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're getting something out of them!
LETS GO! now once I'm done with season 1, I can go straight to here.
:D
Please keep the series up ove been watching all your videos
Not to worry! :D New episodes will be coming out every Monday and Friday for quite some time!
Your back! Yea, I waited very patiently all week. A couple of things, first, I thought if you didn't break the mushrooms with your knife, they didn't grow back? and for #20Kuestions I have been hoping since I started watching you forever ago, for an explanation on the green stone, and the picture of the guy? So my question, what is the dealy with that? Happy to see the series started, I really enjoy your explanation of how to go about playing with the game.
Hehe, I'm glad you got to catch the episode shortly after it came out! The mushrooms were changed in... either 1.16 or 1.17 so they no longer require you to harvest them with a knife. They now have "areas" where they'll respawn regardless of how you harvest them.
And I've got your question added to the list! :)
Dropped my phone in the sink when the sheep popped up 😢
No worries though I survived (the phone did too lmao)
Oh no!! RIP in peace, phone!
I am so excited for the new season!!
:D Me, too!
That mushroom patch you harvested about the 20 minute mark, you didn;t use a knife, there will be no more.
That mechanic was changed in 1.16. you no longer have to harvest the mushrooms with a knife in order for them to grow back (and you'll see that harvesting them with a knife also no longer leaves a little mushroom stub).
Was wondering about that. Didn't realize it was a version update that changed it. I thought I had a mod that affected mushrooms in prior versions or something!
AW YEEAH, RIGHT ON TIME FOR LUNCH!
:D Perfect lunch break!
Pretty good comedic timing on that wolf howl discouraging you from getting the peat lol
XD The wolves always seem to have a thing or two to say about what I'm doing!
careful lighting fire with torches with combustible things nearby; attempted to light one of mine once and some how lit grass that got in the way of targeting the firepit, and everything lit up, fire spread to burnable bushes, baskets, even me! I had water nearby but the loss in fruit bushes, and baskets that were too close as I panicked vs. destroying the burning block and or placing dirt. Tried to use water, but the water source block became a problem of its own! T_T Learning lesson from school of hard knocks learned! lol
But I ain't one to gossip... .
Yep, that's definitely a potential problem! I don't recommend putting firepits on flammable blocks, and I usually prefer to have at least a 1-block ring of other non-flammable blocks around them (or at least in front) just in case I miss while trying to light them.
Awesome! Can't wait to see what you make this time!
:D Thank you! Glad you're looking forward to it!
Great video! I'm really excited to see next episodes :)
Thank you so much! You've got about 45 episodes to binge before you catch up to the present! Enjoy the ride!
@@Kurazarrh I'll gladly do! And thanks for the warm welcome ❤️
Yay! Can't wait for the next episode... and the next... and the next!
Hehe awesome, glad you're excited!
What a beautiful introduction to a beautiful game.
Thank you!! :D
An amazing video! Thanks so much, you've made the game much more understandable for me. Subbed!
Hey, glad to hear it! Thank you!!
I'm enjoying this series as a moderately experienced vintager. but you might teach me some things I didn't think of.
Hey thanks for watching and stopping to let me know! :D Whether it's for education, inspiration, or just something to chill to, I hope you enjoy the series!
@Kurazarrh I am so far. I like that you zip through a lot of the slowpaced stuff. with timelapses and jump cuts. it helps keep the pace engaging.
@@TizonaAmanthia :) Awesome. Glad you like the pacing!
@@Kurazarrh I very much am. a lot of youtubers and streamers are tooo slow, including everything...I'd just play the damned game myself if it were 1:1 like that. but where you can easily "skip the night" or use time lapse it definitely keeps it watchable. also...KUDOS to your patience about making an entire stack of arrowheads! even 9 at a time...that's soooo boring! [you did make me decide to give archery a try....the sling at 1 damage a stone is great early game, but once you get metal arrows and high tier bow...yeah....I need a faster kill time.
Wow this game is much more than just minecraft with a big modpack. I think I'll first go about watching these sort of videos, already played a bit, tackled the starter guide and made some tools, but the progression system seems really complex so I'll see how it's like to progress first before I do it for myself.
Hey, welcome to Vintage Story! Sounds like you play games the same way I do--I like to watch a few videos first to learn the ropes before I dive in! I hope the Guide series helps you on your adventures! :)
@@Kurazarrh thanks, I already finished this first video and it's really informative so I'll continue watching. This game is really good lol.
to be fair i have trouble resisting the sea shells too, especially the purple ones
Oh yeah, those seashells. The purple ones are great but my favorite are probably the seafoam just because they seem to be rarer.
@@Kurazarrh That's cool, I just like the purples ones cause I think they look pretty althought the sea foam ones are probably another one of my favourites
Is it just me that likes the sounds lol
Are you talking about the voices? XD I think the oboe voice is growing on me. I just hated getting stuck with the trumpet voice back in 1.17. There's a bug (and it's STILL a bug) that prevents the game from saving any changes from the .charsel screen except the class, after you've created your character initially.
I'm happy season 2 is here! Something I never noticed before is that they categorize mushrooms as a vegetable? Which is just plain weird in my opinion since fungi are much closer to being animals than plants and they contain a lot of protein.
Thank you! Glad you're excited for the series! If I had to guess, it's probably because from a culinary perspective, mushrooms are treated like vegetables. Kind of like tomatoes that are actually fruit, but you wouldn't put it in a fruit salad (unless it's salsa!). ;)
@@Kurazarrh That explains a bit. I wonder if that's why there isn't tomato in the game because of having to categorize it as a vegetable or fruit. XD
@@loviebeest Haha, possibly! Or more than that--tomatoes are a highly cultivated plant, and the world has gone through an apocalypse event, so anything that requires cultivation would be gone! Maybe we could find the tiny, wild tomatoes that we cultivated our modern large ones from, but no heirlooms for us! ;)
Damn I just found out about this game, haven't even downloaded it yet! Can't wait!
Awesome! I hope you enjoy the game!
thank you so much for uploading this, ive been having such a tough time lately and this made me smile and turn off my brain for a while!
Aww, hey I'm glad this series can be a companion when life isn't treating you well! I hope things look up for you soon!
hi Kuruzarhh, love watching you play vintage story, sorry if this was in episode 0 or posted elsewhere, but can you share your display settings? im particularly interested in the view distance. thanks for the videos!
I don't think I showed my display settings (and sometimes I tinker with them) but I usually play with the view distance at 384.
This is so helpful, thank you!
Awesome, glad to hear it! :)
Would love to see an updated 1.19 season 3 playthrough 😊
:D In glad to hear you're looking for more! I'm going to be starting something new in Vintage Story for 1.19 soon. It won't be a Guide series, but something more relaxed and casual, focused on building, survival, and more mods!
@@Kurazarrh I like to see the building aspects. Perhaps try a modded playthrough. There's some really cool mods for 1.19 such as better ruins and mods that add new decor. Can focus on good looking detailed buildings. The outlaw mod adds in fun combat moments.
immensely useful! thanks for sharing!
:D I'm glad you found it helpful!
Love the new lanterns and you don't need quartz, can't wait to see if you use them... as always excited for future episodes
I think you're thinking of a mod. There aren't any lanterns in vanilla that don't require quartz.
@@Kurazarrh i think your right its the primitive survival mod
@@dellanpinegrove6178 yes it is the primitive survival mod
Cranberries take twice as long to rot. I like them better!
They're not bad in the early game, especially when you're in the "stuff my face with whatever's on hand" phase, or if you're on a long journey and living off the land. But if I'm cooking, I'd rather have just about any other fruit (but not cherries or lychees).
Awesome. Pumped for season 2 of vs
Great! Thanks for watching and commenting! :D
Just picked this game up last night. Controls feel a little floaty compared to what I'm used to, but I'm excited to as where I can go in this game and your guide is treating me well so far. ❤
Hey that's awesome! Yeah it feels different especially if you're used to that other block game. Good luck and have a lot of fun!! Also try turning off vsync if it's on, that can help the floaty feeling!
@@Kurazarrh Yes Exactly. I usually turn vsync off, but thanks I'll have to check if I did that or not.
Hell yeah! Can't wait to get into this!
:D Awesome! Enjoy!
So randomly, I just started watching this video cause life got distracting, but I had to comment on something - when making a knapped tool I am surprised that the recipe doesn't include some sort of fiber or grass string to bind the stick and head.
I would guess because in order to get grass, you need to have a knife in the first place. It could be done by substituting cattail reeds or papyrus, I suppose, with grass as an alternative once you have your first knife. I'll bet this is already on Tyron's radar, though! XD
Hey!
Glad you are doing 1.18!
I was kinda bummed at the end of season 1.
Yeah it was tough saying goodbye to our first world! Hope you enjoy this new adventure!
Sir, you gotta upload like 2 episodes at a time, I cant wait long for the next one! :(
Haha if I had enough time to play that much all at once, I absolutely would!
Very excited for season 2 :D
Awesome! Check back every Monday and Friday for more episodes! :)
@@Kurazarrh Schedules make my brain happy! Thank you
You can tell it's a larch tree because of the way that it is.
Super episode and I will be playing the seed. Thank you.
Awesome! Thanks for dropping a comment to say so!
lol ferns....i like to spread them out in a little row and use them like a wick to connect areas i want to burn! ...for the visibility of course!...and fire!.....not advised close to home or areas you want to keep intact
I generally don't set fire to the landscape except by accident... I've learned the hard way that it can be really difficult to put the flames out if there's no rain on the horizon!
@@Kurazarrh i dont normally but sometimes those wolves and bears are too annoying and scary so let em burn!!!! and the floaty bit of the left over leaves are a must to clean up afterwards ...floaty things MUST be destroyed!
You have to go through winter before the fruit trees will bloom and until they bloom no fruit
Yeah, I wish there was a chance that like 50% of the mature fruit trees would bear fruit in the first year! Kind of odd from a realism standpoint that ZERO fruit trees would have anything in a particular year! lol
58:26 Actually you can cook red meat and veggies with a single piece of wood. I cook all my meals with one piece of firewood each.
I probably should have been clearer in my explanation there: you can cook a *full pot* of meat and veggies, which is six meals, with as few as three pieces of wood.
It's not possible to cook an entire six-meal pot of meat & veggie stew on one piece of wood, though a pot with just one serving in it could be done.
@@Kurazarrh I probably should have been clearer myself. I cook a full crock worth. 4 meals with one firewood.
@@fictitiousnightmares I tried this out just now. You're correct, though this behavior appears to be due to a bug introduced in 1.18. It's not supposed to function this way--and the UI glitches out when you do this, too!
What's *supposed* to happen is, after the log burns out and the fire's temperature drops below the pot's temperature, the pot's temperature is supposed to start dropping as well. Typically, by the time the fire temp hits about 100C, the pot temp should start dropping, and by 50C, it should be dropping even faster. Once the pot's temp gets below 150C, the cooking progress bar should reverse (pretty quickly), and completely reset after a few seconds.
@@Kurazarrh Yeah, I saw the bug where the temp/progress bar stops updating and showing what it should once the fire goes 'cold', but it still has the temp and finishes cooking. The temp DOES actually drop, you just can't see it. If you tried to cook 6 servings with 1 log you would see that it does the same thing, except it fails as the temp dropped, even though you couldn't see it due to the progress display bug when the fire goes cold. So not sure there is actually a problem with the temps, just the display of them.
@@fictitiousnightmares I'm still pretty convinced it's a bug, unless Tyron also changed how quickly the food temperature drops in 1.18. I don't see mention of that in any changelogs, though.
The icon for ore will change the text to copper if you pick the orange color in the top right of the color selection.
Thank you! I remember reading that in the patch notes and it's been pointed out by a couple other people, but it slipped my mind! :D
@Kurazarrh No problem, I'm just glad that you are making these videos as I just recently got into Vintage story
I hope I can get this game!
I hope so, too! It's such a great experience!
comfy time
Was that a red skull and cross bones on the map after the cut to go get blue clay at 41:14? (Also on the main map at 42:18) Did you do the dieing?
Enjoyed the first, of second season video! Thanks!
Thank you!!
No, I didn't die over there, but I thought I heard a bear. Unfortunately, I wasn't recording at the time, but I'm going to have to start recording more of my random little travels--bears and wolves no longer seem to be restricted to spawning in forested areas, which is a big pain!
This game is so un-intuitive. This really helped. Liked and subbed. Thanks!
Hey I'm glad the series is useful! It's what it's here for! :) Thanks for watching and dropping a comment!
Default for swapping is the X key.
Ah, thank you!
I feel like I'm missing something, could you answer this please: is there a reason why you only make one bowl and one pot instead of 4 each? I thought that when firing stuff in a pit, the time it took was uniform depending on material used to fire it, and that you always consumed the same resources to fire a pit kiln (a certain amount of hay and sticks, as well as logs or peat).
In the very beginning of the game, when time isn't on your side and you need to be out gathering resources, the last thing you want (as a new player, at least) is to spend more time or resources than you really need. You don't need more than one pot and one bowl at the beginning of the game, when digging up clay is a very time-consuming task. Hence, for a new player, one of each is enough, and maximizing for longer-term efficiency doesn't pay out in the short- to medium-term (and that added efficiency is so negligible in the long term that it might as well not even exist). Granted, if I left two slots open in the pit kiln, it probably wouldn't have hurt too much to make one additional bowl and pot (or three bowls total), but IIRC I was trying to conserve clay for other things.
@@Kurazarrh That makes sense, thanks for replying
When you choose the orange color and he Pick Symbol, wehen setting a mark at the map, he automaticaly writes Copper as name.
Yeah, I found out about that later... but the muscle memory is REALLY hard to overcome! XD
42:40 - Clay, Pot, Meals
lol, Kurazarrh, um, I am still working on watching both your rust world, and vintage story guild 1.16 (think that's what its called). which category does that put me under?
I wonder how much I will get confused between the series. ? Hope you don't mind if I end up leaving a comment, and not realizing its for your other, other series. I work 3 jobs, so I'm usually running on, sleep depravation. 2 full time and one part time, that's about 75 hours of working.
Either way, I am enjoying your videos. I still laugh about your comments about other block games. Is there anything you have been dreaming about the creators of Vintage adding to the game?
Oh wow! 75 hours is a LOT of work! @.@
As for adding new things into the game, every time I think of something, Tyron seems to add it to the game... Lol!
This looks interesting, I've been getting the itch to play Terrafirmacraft which i believe this is based on, but neither Vintage Story or building a TFC modlist are really an option for me.
Not an option? That's too bad. I hope that situation changes for you soon!
@@Kurazarrh Unlikely, i could go and load up an old pack with the 1.7.10 version of TFC but the content it has is limited, no real support for mods outside it while the 1.18 version seems to have some modpacks that include Create which sounds like a neat combo but my system doesn't like the latest versions of MC. On paper I should be able to run Vintage Story, but I have tried and the game just refuses to launch.
@@ham8426 Ah, I read you. Strange that Vintage Story won't launch, since it should run on just about anything (though if you're running a Mac, it may have issues). Sorry you're having problems with it! =/
I wish i found this earlier would have saved me some trouble
( Im a new player )
Hey, I'm glad you found the channel! I hope you find the series helpful as you learn the game! :)
Point of Information: Cranberries provide the least nutritional value of any berry, but last more than twice as long without rotting.
True, they do last longer. It makes them fine for foraging on longer trips, and if you're hungry, the best food is any food! But later in the game, cranberries are pretty much best used for pink dye and decoration!
I just bought the game and I'm very confused about the mapgen. I've used all of the same settings as you, thinking I'd play along, but even when I get myself to the same coordinates you're at I have a completely different-looking terrain - the shapes of the lakes in particular are notably different. I understood from your episode 0 explanation that it would only be the vegetation and NPCs and the like that would change, but the actual structure of the world would be consistent across uses of the same seed? Or did I miss something?
As it turns out, there are a couple things that have happened since version 1.18.0 (were on 1.18.15 now) that are preventing folks from generating the same world.
1) In 1.18.3, Tyron made some changes to the terrain generator to fix some bugs. This means that the map in the series can't be generated if you're on 1.18.3 or newer. In theory, you SHOULD be able to temporarily downgrade to 1.18.0 and generate the world, BUT...
2) Tyron just fixed a bug for the upcoming 1.19 release where he basically found that even worlds generated with the same seed sometimes have different appearances due to inconsistent values being set for the other parameters.
I'm going to put up a "first save" world download in the description, so check back in a few minutes or an hour and check the video description for that. The only thing I worry about in addition is whether *additional* terrain generation after the initial load is going to also be affected, but I hope not.
@@Kurazarrh Aha, that all makes sense. Thank you so much for both the explanation and the save file. 🥰
@@seonab Sure thing! Good luck! :D
@@Kurazarrh So in answer to your question about whether it makes a difference to the rest of the world, the answer is... kinda?
Point the First: When loading your backup file, I appeared at roughly the same coordinates that you were at the start of the video but those coordinates were on a different part of the map. Thankfully you were between two fairly distinctively-shaped shorelines, and I wasn't too far away, so I made a cross-country dash to match up with you.
Takeaway: Playing along, I won't be able to rely on matching your coordinates since it looks like my map's been shifted to the north-east by maybe 50 bocks or so.
Point the Second: The fruit trees were in the same places you found them and were of the same types. Yay!
Takeaway: Maybe specific one-off vegetation spawns like fruit trees are stable across the board?
Point the Third: When I got to where you found the cattails, they were extremely under-represented. I was only able to harvest enough for 3.5 baskets, never mind the storage box. So I will be on the lookout for more cattails as I follow you around, and in the meantime be very conservative with what else I collect.
Takeaway: Maybe general or area-covering vegetation is created on the fly as you get near it?
Anyway, I'm still going to give following along a go. Hopefully the RNG won't screw me over too badly. 🤞
@@seonab Hey awesome thanks for the feedback on the experience! It's odd that the world coordinates shifted... While I definitely experienced that while regenerating worlds using the same seed, I would have thought that a world that already had been partly generated would keep its coordinates. Very strange!
As for plants (apparently other than fruit trees!) They are not seed-deterministic, so you will definitely see some differences but should generally be in about the same area.
I like the seraph noises :(
I personally liked the old voices better (the first-generation musical voices, not Tyron's voice). Some of the new ones are all right, but a lot of the vocalizations are... a bit long.
@@Kurazarrh okay with that I agree. I liked the first variants of the musical ones more but a lot of folks complained sadly..
As for the length I thought that was a bug lol
Sitting reduces hunger rate?? I gotta sit down...
Yep! It's pretty handy. Though if you're doing other things like knapping and clayforming, I think you lose the benefit of the reduced rate until you stop doing those activities. Plus, sitting while doing those makes them somewhat difficult!
Think that “voice” of your character is not annoying, it is adorable. But you sound as if you need a huge Fenrir to protect you from the cold, cruel world…something that would make bears and wolves think twice about attacking. Alas, that Vintage Story has no such creature! Possibly you could impress the hostiles with your cooking skills? 😉
Yeah, this oboe voice is actually growing on me! It reminds me of the original voice I chose when starting the first season!
If I'm going to be entertaining guests for dinner, I guess I ought to make a dining room, huh? :D
my 777 worldseed only shares very shallow similarities; granite does indeed start there but the topography is totally different and even looks kind of stretched as though it is being artificially warped.
What version of the game did you make your world in? And did you change any of the other settings? I've also heard that 1.18.3 might have changed the world generation a bit, so you might need to make the world in 1.18.1 and then upgrade again.
@@Kurazarrh I did update to 1.18.3 before making the world. That makes more sense now.
@@lostarsm9240 Yeah, someone else reported a similar issue with a world created in 1.18.3. It seems the main difference might be with the upheaval? But I'm not sure.
@@Kurazarrh Same problems here with 1.18.3. Standard of upheaval is now 30% not 40%, I tried both with 777 as a seed, but the map looks quite different to yours. Anyhow, I just discovered Vintage Story this Sunday and you yesterday. Really like your Videos :)
@@lukrezialaval2406 Hey, I'm glad you've discovered Vintage Story and my channel! Unfortunately there isn't a whole lot I can do about the seed mismatch, but if you temporarily downgrade your installation to 1.18.1 and create the world with the 777 seed, then you should be able to update to 1.18.3 and it *should* still work. I'm not sure how upgrading in the process of playing affects how the world generates (whether it has no effect or whether all chunks generated after updating will be "1.18.3" chunks).
Is there village's in Vstory now?.. going on what the trader said.
I wish! I think that's just placeholder text for what the developer wants to add in the future. There ARE ruined villages with like, 3-5 ruined structures, and there are also small camps of 2-3 traders, but no actual villages.
also while napping u can open the char menu...for those who find holding alt annoying
Yeah, I think I mention this in a later episode.
You might want to use the web pronunciation tool for peridotite unless you are joking. Sorry if I missed the joke.
For $500 a day I'll stop trolling everyone... 🤣🤣
so.....would i be wrong if i said this was basically terrafirmacraft as a full blown game? cause thats pretty cool
The developer actually wanted to do his own take on TFC and started VintageCraft, but then ended up making an entirely separate game instead!
@@Kurazarrh some of the best games ive played were created for similar reasons. im confident this game is no different. seems like great fun
@@Northraider123 Oh, it's a blast. I 100% recommend this game, even if you have a low-end PC. It'll run on a potato.
Started playing this got killed by a goat a boar a bear a wolf no food except for some roots.
Yeah, nothing really wants to die, so you have to be careful when hunting, or you might just end up being the meal!
Whats the map mod are u using
For the big map/minimap? Not a mod, that's part of the base game. Though if you're playing in Wilderness Survival mode (I think maybe Homo Sapiens mode, too), the map and minimap are disabled. You can toggle them on with (I think) F6, or by going into the interface settings.
aaahahaha. just updated to 18.2. start oooonce again XD
way easier to start with trader's base btw. some boxes, bed... a bit cheeeeezzzzy. but for new players kinda good i guess =)
Haha, at least 1.18.2 is mostly small changes and fixes!
@@Kurazarrh oh. so... no any ingame stuctures or smthn added in that update. got it. thanks!
@@alexanderff6272 No, though they did potentially fix an issue with the placement of a structure that's new in 1.18 in general.
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yea, this sounds are annoying - hope they won'T change it :D
Are you talking about the drifter growls? XD
@@Kurazarrh no, I meant Player Sounds
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Good guide but you got really unlucky with the trees.
Thank you! Yeah those trees didn't give us any seeds, but larches are kind of like that. I'm sure we'll get some seeds soon enough! :)
I've yet to actually build a house on my single player worlds. hermit life best life I guess ololol
Hey that's a totally valid way to play! XD
Wohoooooooooooo!
:D
I thought you started at 15 health.
15 health is the default, but several classes modify it. The Clockmaker, Malefactor, and Tailor all get fewer hit points, while the Blackguard gets more.
am i the only one who though he said fckem 00:21
Hey! Watch your mouth! And while you're at it, watch MY mouth, too! 🤣
hey!!!!!
im here for this
i think you shouldve reduced food spoiling rate a tiny bit.
this game is so brutal with food.
Thank you! I've never really had a problem with food spoilage, especially once I get a cellar up and running. You generally WILL lose some berries and meat to spoilage, but as long as you're somewhat proactive about finding and planting crops and digging/building a cellar, the default timers should be just fine (as long as you don't live way far north or have very long seasons!).
@@Kurazarrh i was living in the south- china type biome with bamboo and pandas, so getting ice was a NIGHTMARE
i ended up just always making sushi and fishing. i never ended up needing a cellar back there because it was so bountiful
but when i went north and winter came- oh man
@@Durzza Yeah if you start in the south where you can farm pretty much year-round, it can be a big surprise once you start playing in the north!