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Nah, you should definitely sprint a lot, early on. It's only when we reach the swamp that it becomes dangerous, before that we should be leveling up that running skill as much as possible.
I'd say its better to just develop some dicipline. I sprint everywhere, but only until my stamina is above 50% or so and im totally fine. Burning it all at once is the mistake peopple make.
@@Komyets Nah you can burn it up completely at most times. What's important is keeping it high at certain times, like the night in the swamps or in higher level biomes.
Springting everywhere is no issue except in the Mistlands where you can not see the enemy. All other cases just have situational awareness and you are fine. Terraforming used to be a massive issue, which is why people still think of it today. Before they patched it there was a memory leak that related to terraforming where the game would constantly remember what the land was like and what you did to it, and it would constantly cycle this every time and add onto it already doing this. Thus that regions memory files became massively cluttered and laggy. Also the randomness of the world gen is part of the fun. If you know what the world looks like then exploration isn't really that interesting.
Fair point on sprinting and you're exactly right on terraforming. Thank goodness thats been patched. I agree with you on exploration. I like the unknown
I used to believe the upwind smell thing back in 2021 it was a popular thing back then since people saw how realistic the game was. It turned out deers just acted weird
This tip is personal preference, but I play with Tutorial hints for this sole purpose: I refuse to talk to Hugin when he is alerting you about a dungeon or valuable object. It helps you locate them when visibility is bad, such as at night or just being in the Mistlands. I can't count how many times he's helped me find the entrance to a Mine or find a Skull, and even Burial Chambers in the Black Forest -- it's SUPER helpful.
@@SpazzyjonesGaming I'm happy to share! I know it's not how the devs intended Hugin to be used, so it might feel like cheating for some players, but sometimes it's nice to get whatever advantages you can muster (without doing an actual exploit).
I used to build walls around my base, but now I dig trenches instead. It's much more effective - essentially eliminating base raids - and it doesn't block the view.
@@atwixtor If they happen, I'm sure it would be an issue.But luckily for me, trenches usually shut down raids completely. Other than the wolf raid, of course.
The reason the terraforming myth exists is because terraforming used to increase the instances. That behavior was patched a while ago, but the rumors remain.
I feel like instances ended up overloading my save on console and corrupting it if I progressed past a certain point. This was at the release of mistlands on xbox
1:49 Very succinct explanation. I have seen a lot of people confused about stacking resistance, and instead of fumbling over words, I will just link them to this video instead.
Spazz: "Dont sprint into bioms depleting all your stamina" Also Spazz: "When you arrive with your boat however, deplet all your stamina destroying it and catch the wet debuff to safe your boat"👍
Smashing up your boats is awesome, you can also carry them through portals that way. We used that technique whenever we were exploring, take some wood and the materials for a portal with your boat. Find a nice place to set up, deconstruct the boat, make a hut, some chests and a portal so you can easily get back to base for repairs. It did feel a bit weird having us all smashing up our boats but saved a lot of time and effort in the end!
absolutely! being able to breakdown your ship and carry it through a portal is OP! i use it often to cross a big island too rather than sailing all the way around
For #6, I usually just park my boat a bit further out into water in order to swim to and from shore. Mobs don't seem to care about the boat if it's not within walking range.
I made a huge trench around my base because some trolls killed all my boars from a raid. No longer can any raid happen to that base, and it gave me an insurmountable amount of stone. Equally as powerful as the hoe, just requires tactical setup as oppose to quick setup.
I would add: DO NOT RUSH. This game actually gives you more oportunities when you are slowly exploring and going for right biomes. The only thing that is good to rush is - when you see plains, check out the shore if there are no berries near. I love getting cloudberries early.
problem with #12 , is that livestock only get autofeed or reproduce when you are in the vecinity , when there are not rendered just freeze in place , like put a lot of chicken eggs inside a troll cave and wait , well thats work but they will no lay eggs if you are in other far place :)
About stamina, you NEED the sprint skill as high as possible tbh. The way i survive unknown territory is to only use half or maybe two thirds of each stamina recharge, with rested of course. Works wonders! Especially useful in mountains and mistlands :) Glhf all!
Also of note, when spam clicking your furnaces on a multiplayer server, you can accidently feed it too many ore, which sometimes burns the ore without giving you an ingot in return. My friends and I lost more than we'd like before we figured this out.
@@jerrydominguez1862 Rapidly pressing E to load it has fast as possible. Although, holding down E may cause you to overload as well, depending on latency.
A big asterisk on 12:36: yes, your fall damage is capped at 100 HP... in one single fall. If you land somewhere unstable like the steep side of a mountain, you might continue to fall and land somewhere else, taking away another 100 HP.
"You'll never be killed by fall damage no matter the height" is not quite true... sometimes the reason you're falling might be that you missed a dodge and a stone golem punted you off the mountainside. Speaking hypothetically, of course.
Tip I use. If you need to run from a situation, move normal speed right until a mob is about to strike you, then do a short speed burst. You can stay ahead of the mobs and conserve stamina.
If you sprint to half way empty, then let it regen before doing it again, you will be sprinting for the same amount of time as if you sprint to empty before you let your stamina regen because it will take longer before it's full. That way you still move quickly but you never run into anything with less than half stamina (this is true for nearly every game with a sprint/stamina feature).
I feather sprint, short bursts of sprinting, regenning a little in between, always keeping enough to swing a sword or jump if I need to. Faster than not sprinting while managing stamina. And it also depends on where you are and how far into the game you are. if you're still at level for the biome, not only will sprinting drain stam but also draw attention.
I spend lots of time scanning as I sneak through new biomes. When I figure the coast is clear, I sprint a bit before stopping and regenning and scanning. Helps level both skills and keeps me alive while allowing me to push new territory and gather resources.
I think the worst habit BY FAR is that people are waaaay to reliant on their (cross)bows. I saw tons of people who are afraid of melee combat. And because they were afraid of melee combat from the beginning, never learned how to do it. Just two days ago, i saw people fighting Yagluth and it took them an hour to bring him down to half HP, because all they were doing was running in a circle and shoot an arrow at him every now and then. I saw that so many times. Also in the ashlands, i would highly recommend not using the feather cape. Because if you forget to refresh your potion, the chance of being toast because of that cape is pretty high
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Yes, definetly! Especially when you're playing it with a friend. I for example, am playing a heavy build. Using the heavy armor, a round shield to be able to parry but still being able to block normaly. Together with a Mace and the Himminafl, to gain a good amount of crowd control. That enables my friend, who plays a light build, to deal an insane amount of damage, without ever taking a single hit. When we do a fortress at the ashlands, we just barge in and clear it within two minutes that way and fader is the only boss where one of us died once! It's amazing. We're running around together as one absolute unit. I didnt look through all your videos, but doing a video on build combos for multiplayer (singleplayer too) might be great for some people.
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@@SpazzyjonesGaming Raid will always be the one that gives you the most backlash bc of how frequent ppl see it, as well as the nature of the game. But who cares, they arent the ones being paid for it so they dont understand why it makes sense for you to endorse it. Do whatever you gotta do dude, glad to see you succeed
always keep "junk" items you may not think you need. these can be used for later in surprising ways, or for coal when you unlock that zappy box thing that i can't remember the name of. if you have _waaayyyy_ too much stone, you can just _zap_ and boom, you now have coal
#15. I never have minded the worlds I’ve been in except for one thing. I’ve generated probably 20 or more worlds and I’ve only had 2 where I could find the trader. It’s ridiculous how far away that guy tends to spawn from me. I try to be adapts with my world spawns and roll with what I’m given but that guy always spawns in literally multiple hours away in a place I never reach. I view this guy as essential because he will buy a lot of my junk and is the only way to get the item required to get Thor to personally smite your garbage and that’s just freakin’ awesome.
There is no misconception about Terraforming affecting the performance. It has impacted the performance until some patches ago, heavily at that, until they fixed it.
"Terraforming does not decrease performance" Yes it does. On our server there is a massive trench where we leveled an entire plains to the lowest level it can go. The frames are nonexistent there.
Definitely a learning process for me to get the right speed! thanks for the feedback! Im curious though, could you share with me which video you found me speaking too fast? It really helps! thanks
My biggest mistake is going into the mistlands ;) Sorry, I just don't care for that biome. I've played through it a couple times but that was enough for me.
A mod called Mistbegone returned my joy for that biome, it's actually rather pretty now...... Of course, up to the individual whether they wish to play with mods or not :)
@@AlmightyRawks I have no trouble with mods. I don't have a lot of time for gaming and Valheim is too grindy for me. So I already use a few mods to shorten the grind. I'll check it out thanks. Last time I looked there weren't any good mistlands mods, but that was quite awhile ago.
Fun fact on 3rd, i just realized after 200 hour i can hold the e, not just spam as i always did, if the server lagging a bit you can overdose the number as well. 27/20 is my record.
Great vid, first one I’ve seen that actually has some stuff I didn’t know (fall damage scaling and where the cap is, plus how resistance works). If I didn’t get lucky I also wouldn’t know about the inherited star values of tameables.
I love the breeding tip like it's easy to find 1 or 2 star creatures. I have about 60 hours played and I haven't seen any 2 star tameable creatures and the only 1 star boar I tamed died to troll raid
The further you are away from spawn, the higher chance for 2* mobs. They also spawn more frequently at night I've had good luck finding 2* boars in meadows that border plains - because these are usually further from spawn
there is a difference between back stab and sneak attack, back stab does require you to stab the back, the sneak attack is what you described as backstab.
I usually never go below 50% stamina and I've seen the click instead of hold but the time difference vs over using a button to me I'd rather just hold to not over use my interact button. (I use the same interact for every game)
Regarding #2, running in a biome also can generate noise, particularly in the dark forest. Pray aggro if you’re not careful. #3 just is silly to me. If you’re loading items into a furnace, kiln, whatever, you’re talking about a second or two of time. It’s barely going to impact anything in your gameplay. If you’re desperate for seconds in the game, I question what you’re doing lol. Personally, I prefer to not aggravate my developing arthritis as a gamer. #6, good advice, however, I would add that you wanna make sure you break your boat down in shallow water. The metal components will sink to the bottom and if it’s too deep? Yeah you won’t get those back.
@@PotatoePC Technically, yes, but a good mouse will still last a very long time. Several years, even. It all comes down to whether you feel you got your money's worth.
There are 2 essential mods that make Valheim much more enjoyable: AllTheBases (or equivalent) allows you to tweak many values but the most useful is stamina. Small changes in stamina consumption and regeneration make a huge difference in playability. Teleport Everything (or equivalent) affords the ability to transport ores (and other metallic precursors) through teleports. The dev's seem hellbent on forcing players to either A) Create entire mini bases (kiln/smelter/forge) or B) setup wagon/boat supply routes. Both of which are needlessly grindy.
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Woah. That is awesome! My group started playing in late '22 and stopped soon after (~45 hours in) because of the stamina and teleport issues. We only recently resumed after, reluctantly, implementing a few quality of life mods.
I sprint most of the time. I just use my eyes and ears to determine when to slow down. With one good stamina food and rested status, the risk is minimal. Plus, I level my Run skill very quickly....which Ii'm sure has saved my ass a couple of times.
I already have a fairly big base. What if I make separate smaller bases attached via portals? One for farming, one for ore collecting, smelting and armor making, one for resting? Would that help with lag if they aren't in one spot with the cpu trying to render all that at once?
This is what I do somewhat. I prefer to have a portal hub away from everything as I find that portals cause more lag than a lot of things. I have only 2 portals in my main base, the main one linking to the hub, as well as my emergency/nameless portal right next to my storage and crafting tables so I can dip from a boss fight or resource gathering to quickly repair things or drop off stuff. The only issue with multiple bases is the pain in transporting ores/metals and other non-teleportable objects to and from bases potentially far apart (unless you play with ore teleporting on, but I’ve found I enjoy the strategy and challenge of managing/transporting ores and other non-teleportable objects like Hildir chests without portals. But to each their own!)
#9 is a big one. You can one shot a troll with the Abyssal Razor (which is easy enough to get in the Bronze age) with the strong attack from stealth. Dead trolls can't curb stomp you. #15 is also huge. I check every seed now to make sure Moder isn't locked inside a Plains or Mistlands since her mountain seems to have even odds to be effectively inaccessible. And I would add a #16. Turn off raids altogether in world modifiers. They really add nothing and just serve as a time sink keeping you away from the plenty of other things to do.
To save resources during the early game, don't bother building walls. Put standing torches around your base. The early enemies bounce right away from the light.
The seed on my world is NBrPXbbP86 from the SPAWN island you can walk allllllll the way down to the mistlands and ita very short boat ride to the ashlands after that and if you replace the capital P with a non cap (NBrPXbbp86) you get a world with a meadow biome completely surrounded by a small almost perfect circle mountain just go right and down from spawn skip the black forest island directly right from spawn continue down along the coastline and when it ends continue straight sailing over to a meadows into the mountain and you arrived this also includes a snowy hildir spawn very out of the way so feel free to build
No. You should definitely run. Increase in speed and it's a skill that can increase. Making stamina drain slower and speed greater with each level. Just don't run below a quarter of your stamina and the rest bonus will take care of the stamina loss.
i think they should just bring back the islands where we can have whole big mistlands or swamps and good mountains no 4 biome in one islands becouse its hard to find silver,cave or other stuff
@@SpazzyjonesGaming I noticed this after the update when I made a new world and my first worlds where I had really big islands of one type were divided by water and flooded or a different biome terrain was added I was very happy to explore the island of mistland where I could find enough content and feel the history and atmosphere of this place and now suddenly because a few meters away there is for example a mountain and sometimes there is not even obsidian on it and nothing from such a mountain
3:00 Lazy way is better for me, specialy if i need fill larger number kiln or smelters. 50 times fast click is ok, but if I have to fill 8 kiln and 6 smelter is lazy way less pain. Next way is make macro in keyboard or mouse.
I thought you had to be within a certain distance of your farming animals from them to do their thing? (For instance, the chickens and the laying of eggs). Or am I mistaken?
They need to not be alerted for taming to progress so you need to give them a bit of space for that. Making babies though thats not the case, you can be nearby and as long as they have food they will eventually produce offspring
Do you know since which version poison dmg get reduced by defense? I think there was a time where poison dmg was not reduces by defense, but its talked about so little. Some part of the wiki still says that poison dmg still do True dmg? Its confusing
@@Franimus no it reduces the damage per tick for the whole duration .Defense is very good against poison damage now. If you have high defense you can give up root mask and benefits from both poison reduction and general damage reduction
I half to disagree with #2 at least in the early game days you get run skill by running everywhere i had 95 run by bonemass helped loads later in the game as long as you keep your rested buff active the stamina regens super fast also could carry a stamina pot for that emergency i need more stam and i need it now
LMAOOOOOO DUDE literally the seed you show on "some are harder" is the seed "Mod", looks like we all have no creativity when it comes to coming up with seeds XD Edit: I used this seed on my modded valheim gameplay lmao
Depending on how big your fingers are, you can do a rolling tap. Basically having two fingers alternate pressing the key. Works well for me and doesn't require very fast finger tapping but still results in very fast inputs.
1. this was usefull to know 2. bullshit, stamina recovers very fast, maybe u are blind and do not see u runing in to mobs 3. its not about a faster method, is about satifaction to be able to hold, and u save your mouse 4. if u noob, use walls of terain, its ugly 5. telling nothing new 6. sure bottom of the ocean on beach, also matearelas do not despawn nearly buildings 7. if u cant find with stars u bread without a stars, simple as that 8. or u like big boy can kill them all and level up your skills 9. bows work fine, and u do not need to risk be killed 10. u dont need to sit or stay still while resting, just be nearly campfire and do your things 11. no one leaving tamed animals like this 12. potato pc problems 13. stop making dumb tips 14. wdum stop waiting for bow levels??? its not posible to do, or u using it or not 15. how u can hate a seed? all maps have places to live
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One more common misconception that I personally go back and forth believing constantly: Do trees grow back from their stumps?
Nah, you should definitely sprint a lot, early on.
It's only when we reach the swamp that it becomes dangerous, before that we should be leveling up that running skill as much as possible.
yeah thats fair. important to level your skill
I'd say its better to just develop some dicipline. I sprint everywhere, but only until my stamina is above 50% or so and im totally fine. Burning it all at once is the mistake peopple make.
@@Komyets yeah the key is to be smart and strategic with its use
@@Komyets Nah you can burn it up completely at most times.
What's important is keeping it high at certain times, like the night in the swamps or in higher level biomes.
I'm doing a fresh run through and I'm already on run skill 57 and I haven't even beaten bonemass :)
#2 I only half agree with. It is effective to sprint into unknown territory by using half your stamina and then letting it recharge
thats fair
I do the same. I let it run down to a 3rd. But still I run constantly.
the tip should be dont use all of your stamina bar when sprinting
@@munahirvio2684 yeah thats fair. use it strategically and always have some for an emergency
Stop sprinting around in the Ashlands and you will suddenly realize how short the aggro ranges are on things there
Springting everywhere is no issue except in the Mistlands where you can not see the enemy. All other cases just have situational awareness and you are fine.
Terraforming used to be a massive issue, which is why people still think of it today. Before they patched it there was a memory leak that related to terraforming where the game would constantly remember what the land was like and what you did to it, and it would constantly cycle this every time and add onto it already doing this. Thus that regions memory files became massively cluttered and laggy.
Also the randomness of the world gen is part of the fun. If you know what the world looks like then exploration isn't really that interesting.
Fair point on sprinting and you're exactly right on terraforming. Thank goodness thats been patched.
I agree with you on exploration. I like the unknown
This sounds like it might be the issue with No Man's Sky's terraforming, now that I think about it.
I used to believe the upwind smell thing back in 2021 it was a popular thing back then since people saw how realistic the game was. It turned out deers just acted weird
yeah their AI is very weird
This tip is personal preference, but I play with Tutorial hints for this sole purpose: I refuse to talk to Hugin when he is alerting you about a dungeon or valuable object. It helps you locate them when visibility is bad, such as at night or just being in the Mistlands. I can't count how many times he's helped me find the entrance to a Mine or find a Skull, and even Burial Chambers in the Black Forest -- it's SUPER helpful.
yeah thats fair. Honestly, super smart idea
@@SpazzyjonesGaming
I'm happy to share! I know it's not how the devs intended Hugin to be used, so it might feel like cheating for some players, but sometimes it's nice to get whatever advantages you can muster (without doing an actual exploit).
@@sweatyeti agreed. its a really good tip, first I have heard it and thats saying something
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Awesome! Feel free to share it in a future video. No need to credit me with it (I have no stake in my YT alias)
@@sweatyeti I just might! Appreciate it!
"Stop holding the interact button and instead rapidly press it"....yeah, i am sure my carpal tunnel will love that
Lol. My wrist doesn't love it either
I made a macro for that XD
@@FlashySenap smart man
@@SpazzyjonesGamingI wonder why there isn't already a mechanic to fill these things instantly when it's something we do so often.
@@tearlach47 agreed
Run everywhere. It levels up your running.
be careful!
Also if you’re just waiting around, like when waiting for meat to cook, just jump over and over. Might as well get your jump skill up while waiting.
@@SaviorJooshes good call. might as well
I used to build walls around my base, but now I dig trenches instead. It's much more effective - essentially eliminating base raids - and it doesn't block the view.
good call. i often combine walls and trenches but yeah, trenches are better for performance
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True, but ranged attacks are still an issue w/o earth walls, yes?
@@atwixtor If they happen, I'm sure it would be an issue.But luckily for me, trenches usually shut down raids completely. Other than the wolf raid, of course.
i tried a trench around a base once, a troll raid climbed the walls anyway
The reason the terraforming myth exists is because terraforming used to increase the instances. That behavior was patched a while ago, but the rumors remain.
Exactly right. It used to but no longer
I feel like instances ended up overloading my save on console and corrupting it if I progressed past a certain point. This was at the release of mistlands on xbox
1:49 Very succinct explanation. I have seen a lot of people confused about stacking resistance, and instead of fumbling over words, I will just link them to this video instead.
appreciate that! I fully expect some folks to disagree with me on this but it is absolutely how it works!
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Just a slight mistake when you said "fire resistance" meaning poison :) All good though 😁
@@eamh2002 ah mann did I really? my bad haha
Poison mead shorten the duration of the poison while armor reduce the damage. Potion do not reduce damage.
@@percollen46 No, that's not how it works. Sorry.
Spazz: "Dont sprint into bioms depleting all your stamina"
Also Spazz: "When you arrive with your boat however, deplet all your stamina destroying it and catch the wet debuff to safe your boat"👍
@@SpazzyjonesGaming yeah instead of you know...leaving the boat 3 m from the shoreline....lol
Sprinting increases Run skill which reduces stamina used while sprinting. It's best to sprint everywhere and carry Stamina potion in case you need it.
true. i think there is a time and place to sprint
Smashing up your boats is awesome, you can also carry them through portals that way. We used that technique whenever we were exploring, take some wood and the materials for a portal with your boat. Find a nice place to set up, deconstruct the boat, make a hut, some chests and a portal so you can easily get back to base for repairs. It did feel a bit weird having us all smashing up our boats but saved a lot of time and effort in the end!
absolutely! being able to breakdown your ship and carry it through a portal is OP! i use it often to cross a big island too rather than sailing all the way around
For #6, I usually just park my boat a bit further out into water in order to swim to and from shore. Mobs don't seem to care about the boat if it's not within walking range.
smart. good idea
I made a huge trench around my base because some trolls killed all my boars from a raid. No longer can any raid happen to that base, and it gave me an insurmountable amount of stone. Equally as powerful as the hoe, just requires tactical setup as oppose to quick setup.
A moat is a great defense
So most beneficial resistance takes precedent, the others are ignored
Correct
You also forgot that golems from the mountain biome will also destroy rock
Yep
I would add: DO NOT RUSH. This game actually gives you more oportunities when you are slowly exploring and going for right biomes.
The only thing that is good to rush is - when you see plains, check out the shore if there are no berries near.
I love getting cloudberries early.
Wise man!
This is so true. Greed gets me every time. "I have GOT to see what's on the other side of that hill- OH CRAP!"
problem with #12 , is that livestock only get autofeed or reproduce when you are in the vecinity , when there are not rendered just freeze in place , like put a lot of chicken eggs inside a troll cave and wait , well thats work but they will no lay eggs if you are in other far place :)
yeah very true
About stamina, you NEED the sprint skill as high as possible tbh.
The way i survive unknown territory is to only use half or maybe two thirds of each stamina recharge, with rested of course. Works wonders!
Especially useful in mountains and mistlands :)
Glhf all!
oh I agree! I think my only point is to be smart and strategic when you use it
Great video. I tend to remove everything around my base- stumps, bushes, stone, etc.
thanks Randy! good man, makes for a much cleaner look around your base too
#12 when i play with my friends I kept saying that torches causes lag, but no one listens... lmao
Yah man. Light sources are one of the worst culprits for lag
Also of note, when spam clicking your furnaces on a multiplayer server, you can accidently feed it too many ore, which sometimes burns the ore without giving you an ingot in return. My friends and I lost more than we'd like before we figured this out.
ooh I never noticed it burn the ore but i bet you're right. I have definitely noticed it overload though
What do you mean by "spam loading" the furnaces? Is there another key to press other than "E" or do you just mean hold it down?
@@jerrydominguez1862 yeah hold it down versus clicking E rapidly. You can load it faster by clicking rapidly
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@@jerrydominguez1862 Rapidly pressing E to load it has fast as possible. Although, holding down E may cause you to overload as well, depending on latency.
I cant imagine playing in a world where you know what the map looks like.
fair
A big asterisk on 12:36: yes, your fall damage is capped at 100 HP... in one single fall. If you land somewhere unstable like the steep side of a mountain, you might continue to fall and land somewhere else, taking away another 100 HP.
yeah, if you bounce you're toast
"You'll never be killed by fall damage no matter the height" is not quite true... sometimes the reason you're falling might be that you missed a dodge and a stone golem punted you off the mountainside. Speaking hypothetically, of course.
yeah if it lowers your health below 100 with the hit
Tip I use. If you need to run from a situation, move normal speed right until a mob is about to strike you, then do a short speed burst. You can stay ahead of the mobs and conserve stamina.
spot on. I do this as well
If you sprint to half way empty, then let it regen before doing it again, you will be sprinting for the same amount of time as if you sprint to empty before you let your stamina regen because it will take longer before it's full. That way you still move quickly but you never run into anything with less than half stamina (this is true for nearly every game with a sprint/stamina feature).
smart
I feather sprint, short bursts of sprinting, regenning a little in between, always keeping enough to swing a sword or jump if I need to. Faster than not sprinting while managing stamina. And it also depends on where you are and how far into the game you are. if you're still at level for the biome, not only will sprinting drain stam but also draw attention.
smart. The key is definitely to be strategic with its use
I spend lots of time scanning as I sneak through new biomes. When I figure the coast is clear, I sprint a bit before stopping and regenning and scanning. Helps level both skills and keeps me alive while allowing me to push new territory and gather resources.
I think the worst habit BY FAR is that people are waaaay to reliant on their (cross)bows. I saw tons of people who are afraid of melee combat. And because they were afraid of melee combat from the beginning, never learned how to do it.
Just two days ago, i saw people fighting Yagluth and it took them an hour to bring him down to half HP, because all they were doing was running in a circle and shoot an arrow at him every now and then.
I saw that so many times.
Also in the ashlands, i would highly recommend not using the feather cape. Because if you forget to refresh your potion, the chance of being toast because of that cape is pretty high
yeah i find that weird. the melee combat is actually super fun once you get the hang of it
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Yes, definetly! Especially when you're playing it with a friend.
I for example, am playing a heavy build.
Using the heavy armor, a round shield to be able to parry but still being able to block normaly. Together with a Mace and the Himminafl, to gain a good amount of crowd control.
That enables my friend, who plays a light build, to deal an insane amount of damage, without ever taking a single hit.
When we do a fortress at the ashlands, we just barge in and clear it within two minutes that way and fader is the only boss where one of us died once! It's amazing. We're running around together as one absolute unit.
I didnt look through all your videos, but doing a video on build combos for multiplayer (singleplayer too) might be great for some people.
MY BOY GOT SPONSORED?! LETS FUCKING GOOOOOO
thanks cheese! im nervous people are going to be bothered by the sponsors!
@@SpazzyjonesGaming People will ALWAYS hate/love things brother. I'm just your getting paid and it seems like views are rising. I own a business so it's great to see yours grow.
@@TheCheeseslice9 thanks man! thats the dream I am chasing, would love to do this full time!
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Raid will always be the one that gives you the most backlash bc of how frequent ppl see it, as well as the nature of the game. But who cares, they arent the ones being paid for it so they dont understand why it makes sense for you to endorse it. Do whatever you gotta do dude, glad to see you succeed
@@jaredoliver7780 Appreciate it man! I'll roll with the punches! Everyone has been kind so far so much appreciated!
I just leave a bunch of 2 star wolves at my port. Stay away from my boats.
nobody is messing with that!
always keep "junk" items you may not think you need. these can be used for later in surprising ways, or for coal when you unlock that zappy box thing that i can't remember the name of. if you have _waaayyyy_ too much stone, you can just _zap_ and boom, you now have coal
obliderator!
@@SpazzyjonesGaming yeah that! that thing! honestly so so helpful in the midgame
@@wun_zee3599 sure is!
Do people actually struggle with having too much stone? Bro pass it over I need more 😅😅😅
i made the mistake of building a meta tower at my base and now have 22k intances, cant even look towards it without going too 1 fps lol
That's end game, baby! Best players make a base so big the game crashes. That's when you know you beat Valheim. You're almost there, buddy.
hahah we have all been there
#15. I never have minded the worlds I’ve been in except for one thing. I’ve generated probably 20 or more worlds and I’ve only had 2 where I could find the trader. It’s ridiculous how far away that guy tends to spawn from me. I try to be adapts with my world spawns and roll with what I’m given but that guy always spawns in literally multiple hours away in a place I never reach. I view this guy as essential because he will buy a lot of my junk and is the only way to get the item required to get Thor to personally smite your garbage and that’s just freakin’ awesome.
yeah you can definitely get unlucky with haldor
i never even knew u could hold it to put stuff to the kilns and furnaces
oh wow! i shared the inverse tip :P
There is no misconception about Terraforming affecting the performance. It has impacted the performance until some patches ago, heavily at that, until they fixed it.
People still think it impacts performance when it doesn't (since it was patched as you said). Thats the misconception.
I never sprint using all my stamina. I'll use up to 3/4 and leave 1/4 just for emergencies.
smart
Pretty sure the devs said smell isn't a thing when hunting deer. I've never noticed it making any difference.
correct. Thats what I say in the video
@@SpazzyjonesGaming oops, my bad
What is this RUclips cadence where people talk like a bored government worker reading the crushingly boring text in a defensive driving course?
did you not enjoy the video?
counterpoint: hold the interact button when on multiplayer to purposely fill things slower to prevent desync. i.e. 21/20 coal in a furnace
ugh the boat one is so important. damned ghosts
good point
Some great advice here, did not know about the different instance counts...time to build my mob farm underneath my friend's base :D
glad you got something out of the video!
Stamina... I usually go till Im at 50% stamina, and stop sprinting.... its a nice middle ground :)
Good strategy!
Everything in the ashlands can destroy raised ground, not just lava blobs
i think you're right. my B
Lava blobs and Morgens can. Not skeletons.
@@percollen46 ya not everything
"Terraforming does not decrease performance"
Yes it does. On our server there is a massive trench where we leveled an entire plains to the lowest level it can go. The frames are nonexistent there.
ruclips.net/video/gmUQwxNEIIU/видео.html
Is your server running on an old patch version maybe? Because terraform lag got fixed ages ago
@@vitruviusr thats what im wondering
@@SpazzyjonesGaming yeah the server was made like week 1 of release, I had to do the opterrain
I'm not a big fan of cheesing games, so I probably won't use the dirt wall thing, but otherwise these tips are helpful to me.
totally fair! some of these are definitely cheese
Ahhh. You are speaking more slowly here. So much easier to follow. Thank you! :)
Definitely a learning process for me to get the right speed! thanks for the feedback! Im curious though, could you share with me which video you found me speaking too fast? It really helps! thanks
My biggest mistake is going into the mistlands ;) Sorry, I just don't care for that biome. I've played through it a couple times but that was enough for me.
thats fair. its many peoples least fav biome
A mod called Mistbegone returned my joy for that biome, it's actually rather pretty now...... Of course, up to the individual whether they wish to play with mods or not :)
@@AlmightyRawks I have no trouble with mods. I don't have a lot of time for gaming and Valheim is too grindy for me. So I already use a few mods to shorten the grind. I'll check it out thanks. Last time I looked there weren't any good mistlands mods, but that was quite awhile ago.
well 2 is by half but Tip 15: It's a choice , I want to challenge my ability to explore 😁😁
i agree. exploration is the best part
Id rather just build an over the top harbor for my boats ngl
sure
Fun fact on 3rd, i just realized after 200 hour i can hold the e, not just spam as i always did, if the server lagging a bit you can overdose the number as well. 27/20 is my record.
haha I think 27/20 beats my best
36/20, we have a massive lag at our main city😂
Amazing tips thank you for the video spazzy! Again an amazing video❤
glad you liked it golden!
I just posted my first Valheim video ever, if you could let me know what you think about it I would highly appreciate it, any feedback is welcome!
Great vid, first one I’ve seen that actually has some stuff I didn’t know (fall damage scaling and where the cap is, plus how resistance works). If I didn’t get lucky I also wouldn’t know about the inherited star values of tameables.
nice! glad to share something new
I love the breeding tip like it's easy to find 1 or 2 star creatures. I have about 60 hours played and I haven't seen any 2 star tameable creatures and the only 1 star boar I tamed died to troll raid
nice! glad it helped
The further you are away from spawn, the higher chance for 2* mobs.
They also spawn more frequently at night
I've had good luck finding 2* boars in meadows that border plains - because these are usually further from spawn
3:35 I love how it only purpose in its life is to explode 🤣🤣
I know right
there is a difference between back stab and sneak attack, back stab does require you to stab the back, the sneak attack is what you described as backstab.
No I'm afraid not. It's called backstab but it's effectively a sneak attack bonus because it's dependent on a creatures awareness
8:50 bricks are not offset, unwatchable
im the worst builder ever
I usually never go below 50% stamina and I've seen the click instead of hold but the time difference vs over using a button to me I'd rather just hold to not over use my interact button. (I use the same interact for every game)
smart to keep your stamina above 50%. Also, makes sense on placing stuff in kilns, etc. its so marginal
I'm playing hardcore with my friend and some of these are a MUST or you will fail. It's brutal
Absolutely. Hardcore is next level difficult
Regarding #2, running in a biome also can generate noise, particularly in the dark forest. Pray aggro if you’re not careful.
#3 just is silly to me. If you’re loading items into a furnace, kiln, whatever, you’re talking about a second or two of time. It’s barely going to impact anything in your gameplay. If you’re desperate for seconds in the game, I question what you’re doing lol. Personally, I prefer to not aggravate my developing arthritis as a gamer.
#6, good advice, however, I would add that you wanna make sure you break your boat down in shallow water. The metal components will sink to the bottom and if it’s too deep? Yeah you won’t get those back.
nice addition with 2 and yeah with 3 its a super minor thing! Agreed on 6, ideally you want to be in shallow water
3:00 hold on i didnt even know you can hold it
you're way ahead of the game then!
I didn't either at first, but once I learned about it I started using it. I wanna be lazy lol
I am no expert but would the constant clicking over the steady hold not wear down the mouse faster?
@@PotatoePC Technically, yes, but a good mouse will still last a very long time. Several years, even. It all comes down to whether you feel you got your money's worth.
There are 2 essential mods that make Valheim much more enjoyable: AllTheBases (or equivalent) allows you to tweak many values but the most useful is stamina. Small changes in stamina consumption and regeneration make a huge difference in playability. Teleport Everything (or equivalent) affords the ability to transport ores (and other metallic precursors) through teleports. The dev's seem hellbent on forcing players to either A) Create entire mini bases (kiln/smelter/forge) or B) setup wagon/boat supply routes. Both of which are needlessly grindy.
theres a world modifier that allows you to teleport ores so you won't need a mod for that. The stamina mod is interesting though
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Woah. That is awesome! My group started playing in late '22 and stopped soon after (~45 hours in) because of the stamina and teleport issues. We only recently resumed after, reluctantly, implementing a few quality of life mods.
Gotta sprint everywhere to raise sprint skill so you can lose it dying when outta stamina :P
you just gotta be smart as to when to use your stamina and when to conserve it
Love the video Spazzy! I disagree with Thing 3 simply because i have bone spurs and need to avoid strenuous clicking.
thanks tauren! ouch, that doesn't sound comfortable at all. Stick with holding it down my friend
I sprint most of the time. I just use my eyes and ears to determine when to slow down. With one good stamina food and rested status, the risk is minimal.
Plus, I level my Run skill very quickly....which Ii'm sure has saved my ass a couple of times.
thats fair. I respect it
I already have a fairly big base. What if I make separate smaller bases attached via portals? One for farming, one for ore collecting, smelting and armor making, one for resting? Would that help with lag if they aren't in one spot with the cpu trying to render all that at once?
Yes exactly! that will work nicely. That is my strategy too exactly
@@SpazzyjonesGaming I will try that then. My game starts out very laggy at my main base.
This is what I do somewhat. I prefer to have a portal hub away from everything as I find that portals cause more lag than a lot of things. I have only 2 portals in my main base, the main one linking to the hub, as well as my emergency/nameless portal right next to my storage and crafting tables so I can dip from a boss fight or resource gathering to quickly repair things or drop off stuff.
The only issue with multiple bases is the pain in transporting ores/metals and other non-teleportable objects to and from bases potentially far apart (unless you play with ore teleporting on, but I’ve found I enjoy the strategy and challenge of managing/transporting ores and other non-teleportable objects like Hildir chests without portals. But to each their own!)
@@lukesherwin4137 great call. Portal hubs are clutch!
@@joet7136 good luck!
#9 is a big one. You can one shot a troll with the Abyssal Razor (which is easy enough to get in the Bronze age) with the strong attack from stealth. Dead trolls can't curb stomp you.
#15 is also huge. I check every seed now to make sure Moder isn't locked inside a Plains or Mistlands since her mountain seems to have even odds to be effectively inaccessible.
And I would add a #16. Turn off raids altogether in world modifiers. They really add nothing and just serve as a time sink keeping you away from the plenty of other things to do.
I really like #16, raids are more a nuisance than anything haha
How can I level sprint if I don’t use it without caution?
its just about being strategic with its use
You can just right click on the ship to destroy it
Edit:
You can't right click a ship, I'm dumb.
No you can't
@@SpazzyjonesGaming My bad, you're right. Sorry.
@@BlackMetalPidgeon666 no worries my man! its one of those weird ones where you can't. Almost everything else in hte game can easily be deconstructed
@@BlackMetalPidgeon666 no worries brother!
Where did the downwind myth come from or did it get patched?
not sure. as far as I know it was never a thing
To save resources during the early game, don't bother building walls. Put standing torches around your base. The early enemies bounce right away from the light.
fair point
The seed on my world is NBrPXbbP86 from the SPAWN island you can walk allllllll the way down to the mistlands and ita very short boat ride to the ashlands after that and if you replace the capital P with a non cap (NBrPXbbp86) you get a world with a meadow biome completely surrounded by a small almost perfect circle mountain
just go right and down from spawn skip the black forest island directly right from spawn continue down along the coastline and when it ends continue straight sailing over to a meadows into the mountain and you arrived this also includes a snowy hildir spawn very out of the way so feel free to build
amazing! sounds like an excellent seed
Great video!
thank you!
No. You should definitely run. Increase in speed and it's a skill that can increase. Making stamina drain slower and speed greater with each level.
Just don't run below a quarter of your stamina and the rest bonus will take care of the stamina loss.
just use it wisely
@@SpazzyjonesGaming Step 1 of getting high skills.
Don't die.
@@jauneork278 facts
I know I shouldn't sprint, but god damn is it slow getting around without it.
i feel ya man!
Play how you want 👍
Do items in chests count toward an areas item count?
I don't believe so
i think they should just bring back the islands where we can have whole big mistlands or swamps and good mountains no 4 biome in one islands becouse its hard to find silver,cave or other stuff
interesting. First I've heard of a take like this but im intrigued
@@SpazzyjonesGaming I noticed this after the update when I made a new world and my first worlds where I had really big islands of one type were divided by water and flooded or a different biome terrain was added
I was very happy to explore the island of mistland where I could find enough content and feel the history and atmosphere of this place and now suddenly because a few meters away there is for example a mountain and sometimes there is not even obsidian on it and nothing from such a mountain
number 2 is simply skill issue
lol
Thanks, great as always
appreciate you!
3:00 Lazy way is better for me, specialy if i need fill larger number kiln or smelters. 50 times fast click is ok, but if I have to fill 8 kiln and 6 smelter is lazy way less pain. Next way is make macro in keyboard or mouse.
Fair
I think I'll keep doing 13 of these. Interesting takes though.
And that is your right!
I didn't even know you could hold down the interact button LOL I got MMO brain spam click xd
hahah this tip works in reverse
3:00 I'll rather save my index finger and E key, tyvm. What's saving a few seconds in a game like Valheim?
To each their own
Great video!
Thanks Nathan!
I thought you had to be within a certain distance of your farming animals from them to do their thing? (For instance, the chickens and the laying of eggs). Or am I mistaken?
They need to not be alerted for taming to progress so you need to give them a bit of space for that. Making babies though thats not the case, you can be nearby and as long as they have food they will eventually produce offspring
Isn't the food also wasted if you go to sleep immediately after they consume before they get a chance to interact with each other?
@@Franimus correct!
I sprint everywhere lol it does get me sometimes I do have to admitt
same man!
Do you know since which version poison dmg get reduced by defense? I think there was a time where poison dmg was not reduces by defense, but its talked about so little. Some part of the wiki still says that poison dmg still do True dmg? Its confusing
definitely confusing. I'm not aware of what updates would have changed things like this but I'm quite confident this is our resistance works right now
It doesn't just reduce the initial damage?
@@Franimus no it reduces the damage per tick for the whole duration .Defense is very good against poison damage now. If you have high defense you can give up root mask and benefits from both poison reduction and general damage reduction
#7 Valheim Eugenics
yes
I half to disagree with #2 at least in the early game days you get run skill by running everywhere i had 95 run by bonemass helped loads later in the game as long as you keep your rested buff active the stamina regens super fast also could carry a stamina pot for that emergency i need more stam and i need it now
thats fairl. gotta level that skill
I dont like raising the ground to cheese. Ill fight to the bitter end if i need too 😂
totally fair!
I love how your raid account is level one with zero XP 🤣 I dont blame ya though, just noticed lol
awkward....
LMAOOOOOO DUDE literally the seed you show on "some are harder" is the seed "Mod", looks like we all have no creativity when it comes to coming up with seeds XD
Edit: I used this seed on my modded valheim gameplay lmao
i pulled a few seeds from the valheim discord for the video based on those recommended for different type of playthroughs
Never noticed that about resistance stacking... or lack there of.
yeah its hard to notice honestly
The first tip...games should just give you a menu showing you full breakdown of resistances/buffs at any given time. So annoying.
that would be awesome
"Its faster to spam click"
No, please don't say that. Stop telling people to get carpal tunnel faster than they already would
you're taking this far too seriously
@SpazzyjonesGaming all I know is my fingers hurt when I play clicky games for too long, and i am barely past 25. Keeping healthy is no joke 🩷
Depending on how big your fingers are, you can do a rolling tap. Basically having two fingers alternate pressing the key. Works well for me and doesn't require very fast finger tapping but still results in very fast inputs.
@@R3_dacted0 good call
what is that build piece "rolling pins and cutting boards?" (at 6:28)
its an upgrade to the cauldron unlocked in the ashlands
1. this was usefull to know
2. bullshit, stamina recovers very fast, maybe u are blind and do not see u runing in to mobs
3. its not about a faster method, is about satifaction to be able to hold, and u save your mouse
4. if u noob, use walls of terain, its ugly
5. telling nothing new
6. sure bottom of the ocean on beach, also matearelas do not despawn nearly buildings
7. if u cant find with stars u bread without a stars, simple as that
8. or u like big boy can kill them all and level up your skills
9. bows work fine, and u do not need to risk be killed
10. u dont need to sit or stay still while resting, just be nearly campfire and do your things
11. no one leaving tamed animals like this
12. potato pc problems
13. stop making dumb tips
14. wdum stop waiting for bow levels??? its not posible to do, or u using it or not
15. how u can hate a seed? all maps have places to live
Thanks for taking the time to write such a long comment!
Entire video was voided when you said not to sprint everywhere. I guess we just shouldn't level our running then? :/
just gotta be smart with when you choose to use your sprint and when to conserve stamina
Why tankard have x4 sneak attack 😂😂
weird isn't it