PC Do I want to make some cornbread so I don't starve or make some glue for my pipe gun
- Thread starter ElCabong
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ElCabong
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I haven't got around to playing valheim yet. Whenever I drink rum and play this game I get this feeling of invincibility and wind up getting my ass handed to me.Then yer doin' it wrong.
(or are you saving the rum for valheim boat trips?)
BFT2020
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Abusimplea
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Loot the streets (literally - cars, trash bags and containers, mail boxes...).
Sell loot to trader.
Buy food and beverages.
Do fetch quests - they are easy XP and rewards with no to very little fighting if you aren't stupid.
Don't use a camp fire before you can make red tea. Then make red tea and grilled meat until you can make better meals. Red tea will be usefull even in the endgame - use it before every meal to get more nutrition out of your food.
One point in cooking can accelerate finding the books - but you don't really need it. Also don't need any other food-related perks. Take cardio instead so you can sprint longer - you move around a lot in this game and cardio also affects bicycle stamina use.
When you see a chicken, equip your knife and sprint it down - you should be faster than it. Also harvest everything that looks remotely like flesh - you need the bones for glue, rotten flesh for hobo stew when you got a farm going.
If you want the real money, go salvage ops, get a wrench and wrench everything which contains electrical or mechanical parts.
With salvage ops you can also get most other crafting materials by dismantling stuff.
Farming can actually be worth it - if you max living of the lands before starting the farm. But don't plant corn - you can harvest it in masses on the fields surrounding the cities. Mushrooms and potatoes are the important farm crops.
If you don't like farming and don't mind the clicking, you can just keep eating grilled meat and what the traders and vending machines offer till endgame.
Sell loot to trader.
Buy food and beverages.
Do fetch quests - they are easy XP and rewards with no to very little fighting if you aren't stupid.
Don't use a camp fire before you can make red tea. Then make red tea and grilled meat until you can make better meals. Red tea will be usefull even in the endgame - use it before every meal to get more nutrition out of your food.
One point in cooking can accelerate finding the books - but you don't really need it. Also don't need any other food-related perks. Take cardio instead so you can sprint longer - you move around a lot in this game and cardio also affects bicycle stamina use.
When you see a chicken, equip your knife and sprint it down - you should be faster than it. Also harvest everything that looks remotely like flesh - you need the bones for glue, rotten flesh for hobo stew when you got a farm going.
If you want the real money, go salvage ops, get a wrench and wrench everything which contains electrical or mechanical parts.
With salvage ops you can also get most other crafting materials by dismantling stuff.
Farming can actually be worth it - if you max living of the lands before starting the farm. But don't plant corn - you can harvest it in masses on the fields surrounding the cities. Mushrooms and potatoes are the important farm crops.
If you don't like farming and don't mind the clicking, you can just keep eating grilled meat and what the traders and vending machines offer till endgame.
theFlu
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The tea is rather poorly worded, it reduces consumption of your food bar for the duration, so use it whenever you plan on using a lot of stamina / maybe when planning to get cold. Or rather just when starting a fight for the "well hydrated" buff, +15% stamina.. the food savings are a bonus
Abusimplea
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Actually, that makes it even better and thanks for the correction.The tea is rather poorly worded, it reduces consumption of your food bar for the duration, so use it whenever you plan on using a lot of stamina / maybe when planning to get cold. Or rather just when starting a fight for the "well hydrated" buff, +15% stamina.. the food savings are a bonus
The red tea description is indeed very vague to the point that it could easily be part of a telco's terms and conditions.
canadianbluebeer
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I get that with beer. oops!
There's no mint in it, thus not edible glue.
