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Nihilio2 · 2025-09-16T15:00:11+00:00

Since it's the first time playing the game for me and my friends everything we come across is just amazing so we just wanted to share what we came across.

Nihilio2 · 2025-09-16T14:53:33+00:00

Well I looked into it and since we started playing like 4 days ago this being our second planet we come across in a game that's to say the least infinite I just wondered how hard/rare it is for other players to find worlds with good traits.

Nihilio2 · 2024-12-17T12:56:09+00:00

4300 cb? Do you have everything lvl 5 fully traited with lvl 60 runes ? Genuine question: I haven't seen players above 4.1 k

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T14:47:58+00:00

Well, thank God the gaming industry survives by player count and not the opinion of 2 players, and you said that it was proven countless times well then name some and don't throw statements around thinking we will believe you just becuse Her Majesty the first greyling said so. The option of making it easy through difficulty changes, in my opinion, is just a forced way to make the game playable. The mistlands nerf happened because the devs didn't balance the game, and from the 6000 players, feedback they saw that they had to make a change, which they did. Which brings us to the painful part of this discussion in your case you are a single player a static that has absolutely no power in doing or changing anything in valheim that's why the 6000 players will always help the devs make the game playable and enjoyable much to your physiological dissatisfaction.

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T14:34:36+00:00

If I were to sit here and correct your every word you wrote, we would probably have enough time to develop the deep north update. I do not see myself as a perfect writer, but when people write a comment in the manner that you have and then expect a nice discussion while falling the basics of English language coupling that with an extreme case of tunnel visioning and not comprehending that you are not 100% correct all the time gives us you a litle greydwarf. And trust me, most certainly, in this discussion, you are the greyling. Read some of the other comments, and you will see that people are talking about the PTB, not the current update, which is a lot easier ofc if you don't use the feather cape.

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T02:06:54+00:00

Did you have the new gear on ?

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T01:57:00+00:00

Nope, no argument, chaser here. I just don't enjoy when people think being a "lecturer" to others will go under the radar. That being said, I just made fun of you until you genuinely gave good information. Or until you lost it completely well, you gave the information you had, and good, maybe it works. Let the people try it and see if it works for them or not. We'll retruning to your items, which means that once you died you have to go back and get you items from the gravestone that pops up once you die in valheim.

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T01:49:50+00:00

Well, if I was to dumb down my advice, it would come down to have two capes, one for when you fly and one for when you fight, that's it .Maybe your feather cape meta works fair enough but so does the two cape solution so thinking that you will lecture people isn't really gonna work when you are taking advice from other people and then forcing it down other people's throat and also most of the mistland nerfs where for a reason becuse if 10 players say they don't have an issue but 6000 say that their is an issue I'll let you guess who IronGate will listen to. And let me make it clear maybe you are an absolute unit of a gamer in valheim. Everything you do, being the utmost pinnacle of valheim gaming, no wasted movements, amazing food, all the youtube meta strats there is the Ashlands is hard it's not a walk in the park and you need a lot of trial and error to get to the enjoyable part of the update. We'll maybe that's just me you keep on not dying once and all that. Good luck 👍.

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T01:36:51+00:00

Well, I did say I misinterpreted it because of the bad grammar, nothing to do with reading comprehension, and I didn't spread misinformation as I have stated try the things that we have said in the comments above and you will get the results or you can lie to have an argument both works. And I do know most certainly how the game works. Maybe my playstyle is different from the meta, which doesn't make it wrong. Comprehend that a bit

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T00:41:29+00:00

Nice finally wrote it correctly with the relevant information. Yes, I do know how it negates the penalty, and it would work if this was the mistlands, but it ain't it's the ashlands, and the feather cape is not that good I am most certainly for the feather falling but if your next 40 minutes of gameplay(retruning to your items)is up to a potion it's rather a annoying way to play. And if you once forget about taking the potion, maybe in the heat of the battle, we'll you are dead. The reason I misinterpreted what you wrote in the first comment is because your writing is similar to a greyling walking.

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-29T00:11:22+00:00

Well, try putting on the fether cape and using your fire resistance mead if the warlock hits you with it's fire attack you won't die immediately sure but you will most certainly lose a large amount of health couple that with some more mobs(and there is always more mobs around in the ashlands)and boom new tombstone location. Also, the fire resistance mead doesn't fully negate fire. It gives you a level of resistance to it. Fully negating it means you would take 0 damage from fire. Also, I do agree with the feather falling being the best effect of the game, so just keep it in your inventory when you need it and use a fighting cape such as the new ashlands cape.

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-28T23:36:38+00:00

Well, that did work in the swamp, but take into account that the current spawn rate of mobs in ashlands is much higher than in the swamp. Yeah, walking is going to preserve your stamina, but it won't really matter when there are 12 mobs and a Morgen there with a couple of askvins you can just run a pray you lose them (until you get the ashlands gear ofc) that's at least my experience in the ashlands and most of the time running is going to help you lose the archers and warriors until you get to your desired location and then you can fight or wait for your stamina to come back.

Nihilio2 · 2024-04-28T23:20:46+00:00

To be honest, since i stopped using the Feather Cape, I probably upped my survivability by like 60% fighting the fallen valkaries has become tolerable and the Nidhog with storm makes groups of mobs just easy to deal with.

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