7 Things You Should NEVER Do in Valheim
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I have no problem with tree stumps, except they are near my base.
So I build my base in meadows and my outpost near the Dark Forrest. Then I clear the whole forrest, filling up 9 chests with wood and make 5 runs with the cart to my base.
Because its easier to see enemies in the Dark Forrest if there is no Forrest.
Perks of playing the game solo, you only end up annoying yourself.
True
This vid definitely made me appreciate playing solo even more.
That would be a perk if it were more difficult for me to regret the decisions I make lol
truest comment ever
My boyfriend: spends an hour recklessly sailing iron to his base, only to arrive safely
Me: spends two weeks creating a road and dragging the iron safely by cart, only to get a troll raid as I pass a small outpost
How is sailing iron reckless? Lol you are wasting so much time make a road and using a cart (unless it's closer ofc)
@@1234567895182 it's not, i'm stupid, that's the joke
@@ThrottleKitty ahh I see. Well I'm stupid too!
The real use for carts is 2v2 chariot battles
Built two carts with my girlfriend. It was useful to build a garage around it.
I actually like the look of tree stumps. It gives me a sense of perspective on just how much of an area I have cleared over time.
I chop down the stumps before the actual logs. I hate visual clutter. That being said, I could never play with grass turned off. It makes the game look dated and ugly. And I love the look and visual style of the game WITH grass. The game is about exploration and discovery. Why make it easier for yourself just to see everything?? If you miss it, you miss it.
Only reason I see to turn off the grass is if your computer can't handle it.
I managed to hit both the stump and log at the same time.
@@SerephFreya oh yeah i love it when that happens. I usually end up having to chase logs as they roll away. lol
Exactly. I rather miss a few mushrooms than punishing myself with an ugly landscape.
I like to quickly chop as many trees as possible within a close area as the first ones are still falling so they bash into each other and the stumps. It reduces total axe use while making the Elder power that much more useful.
I wish I could even buy a GPU right now so I could set the vegetation and draw distance to high 😥 Stupid bitminers 🤬
Yeah I turned if off related to some lag but only minimal difference. If anyone has other tips instead please let me know lol
The tree stumps are just like leaving floating trees in Minecraft
.....or not emptying beaver dams in Ark.
@@GreenGrasshoppa lmao true
Yea basically
I leave tree stumps... but only from oak trees cause i wanna keep count
Tree stomps grows back right?
Definitely prefer the vegetation on high. It totally changes the feel of the game and you can still find things on the ground if you keep an eye out.
yes it's easier to see things on low but on high the game looks so gooood
I change it to low when I'm running around collecting mushrooms and shit, then change it back.
@@billybadass8242 eh, honestly they're not that hard to see and I'd rather just enjoy the visuals as they are at all times
If your computer can take it then 100% which I have no problem running but my nephews rig is a different story.. But his i7 is on the way to replace his i3 .. complements of uncle Tyler 👍👍
Medium grass master race! Nice enough, but gives a bit of help on spotting valuables.
I always preferred cleaving the stump with the log after the tree falls rather than moving to cut the log. You can hit both at once without much issue lol.
Just install a Ward at the entrance of the K-Mart. That'll get his attention. I do chop trees, but saplings are one of my faves, 'cause they get chopped quickly and also provide tons of Resin. Furthermore, clearing saplings will open up the space, providing better visibility in the area around.
I have to add putting a portal too close to a high traffic area, there is nothing worse than having those things activating every single time you walk by.
Portals activate only when you are near the front side. You can somewhat mitigate nearby portal activation, if you turn them the opposite way. It is still possible to walk through from the rear. Of course you will emerge from opposite side of portal at the other end as well.
The cart may slow me down and it will take damage, but it is a good way to check that you have a cart viable path back to your base. Carts get stuck on weird things sometimes and running over the same ground ensures you don't have to explore to find a detour with a fully loaded slow cart.
I saw my storage system in here...well about 1/10th of it anyway. My sister actually got fed up and sorted all my stuff so she could find what she wanted to steal from me easier.
Gotta love sisters. Lol!
I go around cleaning up tree stumps that my friends leave. 👍
Lol, me too! 😂
Im also guilty of running to the location with the cart. haha
Except I LIKE to run to the location WITH the cart.. This way I can clear out what I need to have a return path for the cart.. Every place that damages your cart is a place you might not be able to get over or past when the cart is full or will tip it over.. When I get to a good staging area I will typically drop the cart and do my Logging or Mining.
That's how rally races started. No ragrets
@@tisjester Yes! I've paved entire roads between my base and various ore deposits so that I can quickly take my cart back and forth. That way I can completely empty a copper mine in one trip.
Tree stumps!!!!
When my Mates in my world and I see him leave this behind, a piece of me cracks more and more.
Eventually I'm going to take my rage out on his poor excuse for a house!! 😅
Drag a troll in to do that job for you.
do it embrace the dark side
Not just stumps, they never plant the trees back. So eventually your communal base is a giant deforestation area.
One of the OCB things I do is place a chest at the foot of each bed and underneath each workbench. The bed footlocker will usually contain food, extra armour, weapons & arrows in case I die and that bed is my spawnpoint. Workbench chests always contain materials for making arrows, arrows, and wood, stone & resin.
They should reduce the amount of swings it takes to remove the stumps.
I don't like the whole "no vegetation" thing. It's not that hard to see stuff, the mushrooms are big bright red orbs, thistle glows, berries are also bright orbs. Also I think it just looks terrible. But yeah, to each their own.
Yeah not a fan of efficiency over immersion. I’ll keep the vegetation on thanks. Never had any troubles with it on. Don’t see why I need to do it. It looks terrible.
I am so glad you brought up the tree stumps! I have watched youtubers who leave stumps everywhere and I hate it. Hopefully they'll do something about it now
I remember in one of his videos, some guy was complaining about his stumps, completely irrelevant to his video. From then on, I removed all the stumps around my bases!
Well, 8 months later… I left a oak stomp and some timer later the tree went up again, so I leave all the stomps on my base.
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Unless I'm clearing land on purpose, I always replace trees I cut down with seeds to grow new trees. It makes collecting more wood later simpler, because it's right there nearby.
I built my base on the bottom of a big ass hill so I just plant trees on the hill and let the ones at the top knock into the ones on the bottom for ez wood
Exactly. I combine both of these ideas in my world. I replant trees on a slope near my house, but not so close that they’re rolling right into my house or onto my walking paths
Minecraft players: Don't leave floating trees
Valheim Players: Don't leave you stumps everywhere
If somebody still watches this video:
You can decoy a troll to grassland, stand behind stone and let the troll do the work for you. Took me about 2 mins for 70 stone
Got one to clear half a copper deposit for me the other day, love it
Basically, clean up after yourself, take care of your things, and be considerate of others. Lifeskills 101.
I like tree stumps. It shows that you had an impact on the world. That’s where you got your materials. Sure maybe you shouldn’t do it on a super large server because of lag but they actually look kinda nice.
I usually leave workbenches around in a little lean-to, sometimes with a chest and some simple extra needed things. It's handy if you're far from home and don't happen to have stuff on you.
I also repair abandoned, run-down houses/shelters. I fix them up, leave a workbench, chest with stuff, fire, bed... It comes in handy when out exploring and you just need to duck into somewhere safe for the night. Plus, I'm more of an explorer/building than fighter, so I'm happy to wander around and hone my carpentry skills.
The STUMPS, my buddy leaves every damn one for me to clear lol, ive spent literal hours just clearing stumps lol
4:00... That's a relatively moderate chest monster. Still gives me HermitCraft PTSD tho. My OCD can't handle more than a set of 3 neatly packed temporary "booster-chests".
On the subject of workbenches, I will sometimes do that when I am carrying too much wood to bring back. It's a quick way to lower my inventory, and I can pick it up later with a hammer.
I have random workbenches all over the place on my world.
I usually put one in the huts I find and then repair them.
@@vladdracul5072 and a bed
I prefer vegetation because 1) it’s aesthetically pleasing and 2) it makes it more challenging to find hidden resources. Considering it’s a survival game, part of the fun is finding resources. Having them all out in plain sight somewhat takes away from the experience.
lmaoo "K mart" had me
Glizzy Gang! @Chongish
😂 I trail the cart from home and I loose them in the woods. I need to start marking where I leave them before I run off to Chop or kill stuff.
The Forest made me remove stumps in any game ^^
I love looking at all the tree stumps while listening to how bad can I be from the Lorax
He is the Mumbo Jumbo version for valheim (his voice) very nice
If I want to get rid of the stumps in a clearing I’ve made, I use the special from the second boss you kill then you can 1 hit most stumps with the boosted woodcutting. Makes quick work of it
Nice fun video 🙌 never heard of a beard so wild it needed a scarf 😂
Lol I can't 😂 all the glizzys everywhere
The half-broken stones and tree stumps bother me, too. Thought I was the only one, lol.
Lol. Good list. Carts: I occasionally leave one while gathering resources then forget where I left it. Mark your carts! I’m usually very OCD, so I like all of your suggestions. But there’s always that one person with a room full of cheese wheels, isn’t there?
Learning the basics of how sailing works is really important. Knowing how to tack into the wind is really useful.
I’f you leave a crafting bench out, I leave some on paths for maintenance on the fly. Put four walls around it, two roofs, and a half wall in front. Allows you to use it, and protects it.
the reason i always chop away tree stumps is because when planting trees you can't put them too near other stuff or you get the error message saying "no room to grow" or similar.
i'm convinced that in valheim, trees to spread naturally. every wild zone that i chop down (including the stumps), when i come back there's small trees starting to grow where the others were.
i think that if you don't clear the stumps it blocks new trees from re-growing in that area.
- Never forget to eat while you're building and then die from fall damage from the roof.
- Never fail to dodge that tree or enemy.
- Never run into a fight without checking your food is still good.
- Never hold down the shift key and then wonder why you have no stamina.
- Never use all the resources unless you contributed/plan on replacing it.
- Never use all the carrots/turnips/onions/barley/flax without having extra to plant.
- Never forget to plan ahead and bring food, portal supplies, tools. armor, weapons, wood, stone, etc. for whatever you're doing.
I leave the vegetation on high, not just for a more beautiful experience. It also better simulates the reality of dropping something in the forest (or the tall grass, etc.) The sparkles rising up from the objects sufficiently mitigate the fact that our view of the game isn’t as sharp that of life. If the sparkles aren’t enough to help find the object, it should stay lost.
I used to think people were leaving Tree Stumps because a tree regrows faster. I just assumed, but now fuck it, BE GONE ALL TREE STUMPS
I like leaving random workshops around my solo worlds. It's like Minecraft, you never have one when you need it therefore you need them everywhere.
I remove every tree stump. Lol Theyre so ugly. 😆
I thought they grew trees back lol
If its a Kmart you should build a self checkout at the door and make him trade or pay a gold piece per stack or something.
The building the cart at the resource advice is good... except: If your resource is a long distance away (Why are you using a cart if it's not?), then you may want to drag the cart to pave a road. It helps to check for steep inclines you might normally bounce up and dense woods you can slip through, but your cart is thicc.
Edit -follow up: If your resource is really far away, drag some cores and copper to make a temporary base near your resource. While you cannot take metals through a portal, you can take processed metal items through portals, like nails, weapons, and armor.
What's with the dad jokes at the end, thought I'd wandered into a Neebs gaming video for a second 😂😂😂
Omg. The cart. I’m late game and beating myself up for ALL the times I muled that thing both ways through meadows and even an occasional forest. My ego is so bruised rn.
you must not to do....make a perfect base...
I try to clear the stumps especially near any of my base as they interfere with planting new trees. Even the rocks need to be cleared.
Workshops at random? Yeah, not too big of a fan of anything just being placed randomly by players. However they do prevent mobs spawning nearby.
Use the axe downward for the stumps using the mousewheel special attack. So helpful.
stumps give you at least two more wood , always chop them down :D I'm on a dedicated server and EVERYONE leaves them , so I go around and chop them x)
If I'm out of inventory space or weight, I do leave half rocks. But the next time I go mining stone, I take out that half stone first. So there's always at most one such rock in my world.
I do random workbenches. When I'm overweighted or my inventory is full. It is a good way to drop 10 wood, I can easily get them back later with just a few clicks.
Here are some content idea I just though of recently.
1) Re ignite the desire to build - I have been needing a reason to build in my solo world, then I realized that I can build structures that I can copy and paste using mods, so investing in a base now has enough meaning that I feel the desire to build again. I lost that urge when I realized that bases are just temporary unless you are into hard core resource gathering and I don't have time nor desire for that level of time sink, but taking my base, or parts with me, then I will decorate and invest.
2) Hopes for Heath and Home - I want to see the bases turn into a Biome of sorts, where base raids provide needed resource drops. What are your desires?
3) How about a crowd source project to have people add structures into a world seed and then publish the seed onto Nexus so you get a world with unique structures scattered around the map. Could be towers, bridges, docks, underground structures etc. If you have 10 builders in creative each make a seed and put in structures then pass them to the next name on the builders list at the end you have 10 seeds with unique locations. Example, divide the word into a grid and each builder can build 3 things in their assigned grid. So this way each seed with have stuff to find no matter where you go.
I always leave tree stumps until I decide to plant more trees, when I see the tree stumps I know where the trees were and I remove them and place a sapling instead
I got a system for chests if its near a bed it will have armour and clothing/near cooking pot food and ingredients/bench crafting etc..loot chest is on the rafters. I use signs to poke fun at people.
Probably because I keep restarting and never progress beyond Bronze Age and have too many chests to keep track of, but I usually just memorize my storage. The low vegetation thing is still weird to me too, I'd rather have a harder time foraging and have beautiful vegetation...but again, have yet to progress far enough where maxing forage is needed, lol.
I only use ships for scouting locations, finding a good place to build a small house with a portal in it that I'll link to in my Meadows fortress, then return the ship to my fortified dock beside said fortress. Then use the portal to bring stored building materials in order to build up and fortify my seaside outposts. Ships do not remain parked without a fortified dock.
When you finally tame your wolves, and you should, do everything you can to avoid Fulings (ugly goblins that laugh)! Wolves in numbers 2 or more are easily a match for almost any enemy including trolls and will quickly tear them to pieces with ease. Not so with the Fulings, those bastards killed my two newly tamed wolves, I tamed another one and they did it again! All you can do is rush at the Fulings and try to help your wolves as much as possible, then the danger becomes killing your own wolves swinging a blade by mistake, which is why you leave them to it with every other lesser enemy and just get out of their way.
I GOTTA have my vegetation on high. i know i'd probably see more without it but i cannot part with the beauty and awe this game instills in me
I'm bad about tree stumps, but since I go deforest a random Black Forest Biome, then never go back. I don't really care that much about it.
Work benches in strange places is a petty concern. If anything it's ten free wood
the treestump, rocks and chests thing is a matter of mentality & discipline. At least thats what I observe with ppl. Valheim looks just like their space a home.
I just realized the cart one yesterday and actually slapped my forehead.
I can't leave tree stumps .... gotta have a clean landscape, lol.
If I'm not foraging for food, I'll turn the vegetation on, but if I'm playing survival/adventure without cheats, I have it on low cuz its the most practical way to play.
I'm doing ALL of these from now on *rubs hands together*
Except stealing and not repairing ships before trips. Those. are purely off limits.
1. I leave tree stumps only in one scenario. If I make a larger forest near my base (dense), I will leave them there as place holders so that replanting is always in the same spot.
Random crafting benches are good because enemies don't spawn near player-placed objects. That can be good to ensure enemies can't spawn when raids happen, so they disappear after a while with no fuss.
Interesting chess is when you go full contact.
This vid also reminds me of my friends leaving floating trees in minecraft.
So, stumps will lag other players more than the trees would have had they not been cut down?
I always chop stumps, makes it easier to see things. Also I do think low grass is ugly, I compromise with medium. But your streaming so the demands on your system might be more taxing.
How did u turn off mouse buttons etc on the bottom right corner?
Kysen! Content idea: Lox are the new trolls
Are you lazy? Tired of chopping trees for your buildings and fires? Exhausted from mining rocks for your castles? Get a Lox to do it! Chopping trees? Never blunt your ax again (well, it does slash damage anyways but you get what I mean). Get a Lox to chop chop chop for you. Mining ore or rocks? Lox has got your mining needs under control. Never repair your pickax again, use a Lox...
Anyways, just an idea...
Me: sees abandoned workbench: "hmm...my axe is telling me this is free wood..."
Lol, why is the Lars Frederiksen album artwork your icon at the end haha, creased
I may be completely wrong as this is just an asumption and I am also new to the game but don't tree stumps allow the trees to respawn?
If anything it's the opposite trees stumps count as trees so the game doesnt generate new ones if you completely clear an area of trees and dont have work benches ect. Laying around trees will steadily grow takes about 10 days for saplings and about 25 for full grown to start to pop up based on my past experience I may be wrong on the exact timing however
Tree stumps give 2 wood so I always remove them. I view it like the rocks... got to finish the job!
I gave this vid a like just for the wonderful jokes at the end lmao
I never leave tree stumps because i trip over them when running around
If you friends don't live right by your base build a ward so they can't steal anything
You could slow him down by putting a portal to some out of the way location by putting a portal inside your door. If he didn't have any metal on him, away he'd go.
It's a shame that as rocks break up they look so ugly. I have a plains base and I always try to keep from fighting lox near the large rocks so they won't look ugly as segments get taken out of them.
For tree stumps, if you ever get one that is too low to hit with the axe, you can take them out with a pickaxe!
8. Try to pet a troll and feed it a raspberry
The second- a lot of those partially destroyed rocks are made by trolls. The ones in the game I mean.
"And now there's a Karen, let's get her done as well." HAHAHAHAHAHA
It's called an organized mess with those chests.
I only farm the smaller beech trees and leave the big ones for aesthetics. From my experience is the same speed to farm wood.
not sure about the stump lag.. it would still count as altered terrain if you cut down the whole thing
Incorrect about stumps causing lag, plus they look coo . Half broken rocks look cool as well (especially when you burn bonfires in them or turn them into shelters.
The tree stumps in the rocks are the same thing
Can you please do a tutorial for the spiral portal room seen between 0:03 and 0:05? I cant seem to figure it out...