¿Para que sirve la malaquita? A y sabías que las vacas también se pueden criar bueno talvez si sé pasas

A little late to the video, but what if you continued the square pattern on the forge pergola, but instead of cutting out the squares above the forge and anvil, you just indent the squares by one? That way, you could have your pattern continue, but it still keeps you dry.

I believe that the Bull Ant Mandibles come in handy later on, but you probably know this by now…

Wow. My memory was really fuzzy the last couple of streams. I thought for sure the pathing was made during this stream and have completely no idea what happens on the next one. I do have to say that the rooster pond looks amazing and fits the nearby coop.

I don't know if you know this, but you can transfer liquids between containers while still in inventory! It can be a bit finicky at times, but it's easier than putting it down and picking it up. Which makes it especially frustrating that you can't do the same for meals out of crocks in inventory. been loving the series, even if I haven't been able to catch a stream yet! Always enjoy Vintage Story from you.

I think you said a while back that the dev is considering working on transportation, including carts to let us transport more stuff around. Maybe there could be something in that to enhance the glider: it's possible that there are limitations right now that mean it's actually doing the best that it can just to let you fly a bit! Can you place the extra copies of the schematic on your desk, to make it look like you're doing your paperwork? *ETA* : it should be remembered that the Wright Brothers' first flight was less than half the wingspan of a 747. So if they had started their flight on top of the fuselage they would not have cleared either wingtip…in that context you didn't actually do half badly 🤣

Thank you for filling the gap on the very niche category of "actually enjoyable to watch lets plays of the UP TO DATE sunless sea". I was hurting for some of that for so long because I love the setting and have finished it before a bunch of times, but replaying it is kind of fatiguing. Its wonderful watching someone who knows what they are doing but isn't exploiting the game. This and your starsector playthrough were top notch and I hope you go back to Starsector at some point.

Not gonna lie, I kind of miss the unique editing style you had going (that windows joke in Guide Season 2 was inspired), but I'm thrilled that you're not leaving behind your audience with unfortunately short attention spans in your foray into livestreaming.

I got stuck inside a trader's chest after sleeping in their bed. It ended my run.

I'm finally caught up! I can move on to the desert life series! God, I'm gonna miss this house so much.

Wow. I can't believe it's over. An awesome ending for an awesome series. I raise my glass to many more to come - and I'll see you next weekend in the desert!

Didn't realize I came in that late into the stream. So glad to have these piecemeal videos to catch up on interesting things, like the malachite mining or the wallside farm building, while I'm downing a piece o' meal. :D

Porque no agarraste la yuca? Es mal alimento o no no e tenido el tiempo de revisar si es buen alimento o no

how are the traders moving? is it a mod or can they actually get out of their wagons?

personally Id like to see some new crops, but not a ton. Potatos, Tomatoes, Bell Peppers, for instance. I think those would be a really good addition. I agree that adding too many would just be cluttered.

Sabías que el papiro se puede cultivar lo mismo con los juncos solo hay que dar clic derecho al suelo cuál es la raíz de esas y listo a y espera que crezca

Se puede hacer un canal en español y no se si me entiendes 😅

Peat has become my go to fuel for anything that doesn't need coal to fire, cook, or melt. My current settlement in my ongoing save has some massive peat deposits under and around it, and I have filled several crates with it already

What mod are the tree taps from?

On October 6 of my current world I woke up to a 1/2 block of snow in my front yard.

The way you've decorated the 'back yard' with the fishing hut in the distance that was supposedly constructed by the first Hobbit to settle there kind of makes me think that the house's back door used to be the front entrance. It leads directly into the main hallway. Maybe the big 2-story parlor with the nice kitchen and cellar were an addition to the house? Along with a new front entrance, that leads to other construction?

I gotta know the story behind the save marked 'Bear Testing Facility'. That sounds like a lot of potential for misadventure.

Aww man this series was so much fun, the house looks amazing and I love how everything tied together. I gotta say by far my favorite part is the underground garden area, between the house and the smith.

Finally I'm in the right state of mind to be able to ask this very important question: Does loose flint and regular stone respawn? And does loose flint indicate surface flint mine like other loose mineral stones? Anyways, I see that your Cacti Injustice just went up another level. So I strongly suggest making another cacti shrine around the base to prevent bad things from happening.

26:28 one could say... you're getting a lot of bang for your buck : )

I arrived at your channel pretty recently, have been watching this old series while I wait for more Desert Life streams, and let me tell you: it makes me happy to watch how it slowly grew - the Discord, the Patreon... Very well deserved growth, gives me a warm feeling :)

I can't believe I've just noticed this, but the path leading up to your front door is missing some sand on the left side. I hope this gets fixed before the series ends! I'm never gonna be able to unsee it now! XD

Mannnn...I'm a DM that doesn't shy away from killing characters, but it really depends on the game. I've tried running permanent injuries, which can trigger players more, but trying to wipe the party isn't the answer and you better be ready if your hand is forced to do so. I've done that one time, but it was just not going their way. I went ahead and reduced Max HP, they lost some items and whatnot, and a follower/pet was killed. There's sooooo many better ways to handle it.

Months late, but I thought of an easy way to chisel glass and ice. Mock up the design in something that's easily replaced next to your actual design. Sand/dirt etc. Build the actual structure, including the basic blocks where they'd go. Take your pantograph or whatever it's called and copy the design you made in dirt/sand over to your glass/ice. Dome looks good!

The temporal storm makes it looks like the desert has sand dunes. There are a few things I would like to inquire whether you had done it or not, but since I'm already down two streams on the episodes and my memory's been pretty much overwritten with silly faces and phrases made by zebebe, I'm not sure if I should ask or not. Either way, it is a known fact in my country that rain always comes when you clean your vehicles. It always rains 5 metres from the car wash. I believe the traders in your oasis are regularly cleaning their carts. Hence, the rainy stream. :D

The path looks really good. Less speed bost, but the look is so worth it. It's a pity that the sped path has only one look. I'm not sure what I like more, the building episodes or exploring or everyday tasks. Maybe it's the mix of everything. 😂 I already like this build. It looks very deserty. I love the materials.

32:45 a bow and arrow seem easier maybe

You may be able to chisel the sand behind the wagons. you could do some stones or whatever spotted around in the sand.

Your videos are perfect for listening to while working on art - I don’t really have to have my eyes glued to the screen, just glance up occasionally to see build progress. It keeps my mind engaged so I focus better on my work. I really like the chiseled walls you put in the storage area, a design like that would make nice windows too if one didn’t want to use glass. (At least, in warm climates.)

I love the way you add to your build piece by piece. And every time it gets better. Somehow I lack this ability. But I can't grasp it. There's something wrong with my 3d imagination, I know that for a long time. That's not my strong suit. But there's something else. I can feel things, very vividly, and I can describe them verbally. But I don't see them in my mind as a picture. And I can't paint what I can't see. It's strange to have a disability like that as a creative. Sometimes I can overcome this, and it really shows. But I never found out why. Watching and learning helps, and I always admire people like you who can do so easily what I lack. But one can always hope. One day the knot will disappear and I will build the most dreamlike building, just like I dreamed it - without ever really seeing it. And I like the collective mind the chat provides. It gives you ideas. Balls to juggle. It's like a hive mind. Many people are afraid of that, but I like it. What else is a brain storming? Let go und juggle with collective balls. I love that, it creates the best ideas. Where am I today? My brain is astray.

Oh snap man... I just noticed that you have a MAJOR issue with the Ebony changes you made to the farms... rabbits can totally get up in there, they can hop up on the gravel and then onto the top of the 2 Ebony logs and blam your garden is screwed... Then again I don't know if you'll even have rabbit spawns anywhere near your area... even still that's "an open door" for anything to get past the fencing and into those protected areas. It might not be a bad idea to either raise all the fences up 1 and go across the Ebony logs, or make the fences goofy and go over the logs but not raised up all the way around... or toss a simple Slab or slab+ sized decorative spike/dome on top the logs to prevent anything from jumping in.

Imo that "can't put a path here and I'm not moving the wall out 1 block" is a perfectly valid time/excuse to hop into creative for 30seconds to spruce things up around the traders area. I know it's slightly cheaty but I have done that a number of times to remove rogue bushes and crap from inside the trader camps(mod) or close to the solo traders. I died a couple times to a stupid wolf simply because of the damn bushes everywhere covering the entire trader camp. Thats when I decided it was OK to go into creative from time to time to do some "spring cleaning"... so if you use it VERY sparingly and only for very specific things like fixing pools of water or cleaning up trader areas I personally say it's ok. A few other VSers I watch will occasionally use creative to fix things it's nearly impossible to do in survival, usually just the 2 things I listed above or maybe installing some teleporter blocks for specific connections after some "challenge" was completed and "used resources" were sacrificed when back in survival if anything was used, ie throwing away 20 gravel after putting in the path in creative so it feels less cheaty.

I don't think Tyron has figured out the water "animals" yet, other than the fish already in the game. Fish and shellfish are actually standard foods in ancient seashore civilizations and the specialized vitamins received by eating seafood, are one of the reasons why modern countries that have decent sized coastal regions are listed higher on the life expectancy charts. And it's because of the mounds and mounds of seafood shells littering midden piles over thousands of years that we've realized they're another source of lime.

As far as I know, unless you have a mod that changes it, any lantern works in the backpack slot. That is if you are using the Necessaries mod.

I clearly remember enjoying the clayforming storytime on stream. I was going to ask so many questions back then, but I was just too entranced. Now I was about to say something but zebebeduty struck me out of nowhere and I completely forgot it. Oh, and I miss gathering peat. and using them on pit kilns.

Shingles would probably be a bit more thematic for a forge than wood... just a thought.

Fyi you should be able tonget away with "Stick Layers" as a roof for the forge area. While it visually lets rain drops through it does prevent torches and campfires/forges from being extinguished. So it SHOULD also protect from the new water on hot forging/molds causing damage or what ever. They also let light through so they look amazing as an outside awning/pergola roof just without the cross-hatching.

I suspect the advantage of terra preta is that it has enough nutrients that you can replant immediately without letting it lie fallow. That way you can get two harvests a year from the same soil. Or am i wrong?

Lol my suggestion was used... the trimming back of the gardens stairs... ive fallen in absolute love with the VS chiseling system as it allows for very tiny and out of the way steps that dont stop you from easily walking around. So much better than MC where everything is hella tricky to tuck away as everythig is bulky. Like my smithing area, its attached to my house outside connected to the kitchens chimney. Backing my forges into the same chimney system for esthetics sake. Its about a 6x7 area with upside down stairs around the walls acting as ingot/mold tables, however because of this i didnt want the walls to be huge and bulky thus making my forge area look bulky and blocky. So i made a bunch of single voxel thick "walls" to keep the forging area look thin and yet still allow for mold racks and lanterns to attach to the "walls". It looks fantastic because of all the depth compared to the fence posts holding up the stick mat awning. So i thought why not trim back stairs to as small as possible while still allowing you to walk up without jumping. Its made so many areas feel far less cramped as the steps are small little "bricks" sticking out to step up on.

Tule to Thatch is annoying to me because you cant break down thatch into grass but you can make grass into hay then into thatch... what we cant but the long grass bundle in half?! We Seraphs can master Steel Production the old school way but we cant figure out how to cut a bundle of thatch in half into "grass" to start fires and pit kilns... >_>

When I run D&D I definitely prefer milestone leveling to xp. You can set whatever pace you want and don't have to worry about xp budgets. I also like to run underdog campaigns where the players would level very quickly from the super deadly fights.

Personally, I like to fill the forge totally. I don't use coal though, I only use coke made from brown coal. Expert level wasting tip: make sure to use a different fully fueled (with coke) forge for each bar!

Wow. This whole time I've been using 7 coal

You know that you can cut trees with a knife to create leaking logs?

how do you make time go slower