Hello! I wish you a great beginning and gameplay, it will be a fun adventure, answering your questions, yes you need to fulfill the villagers blueprints, but once you compete the quest you can tear it down and build it your way, blueprints are just meant to help and guide you when building a new room, and sadly our base is limited to a 32x32x32 area, starting from the bedrock, but still there is plenty space to build an amazing base, you can build outside, but trees won't grow and a few monsters occasionally spawn

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@@xcesxrplayz6873 are you saying all this roof is taken? Didn't think the broken castle could supply all this.

I'm sorry for the late reply, but I want to thank you for your comment, I'm glad that you enjoyed the tour in my Cantlin Town, at first I was worried about the space in our base, but heck with some crazy ideas and perseverance, in the end we can fill every nook and cranny with creativity. So my advice to you is to not be afraid to use other materials and new ones to build and experiment new designs, some good ideas can come from mixing blocks and items beyond its meant use.

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Hello! I'm very sorry for this late reply, Thank you for your comment, answering your question, the first time I played DQB, I spent 3 months only in Chapter 1 in Cantlin, creating and experimenting the gameplay this town, I also created the exterior surrounding my base, in the other videos in my channel you can the the Plum Orchard, The Castle and castle town and other buildings around my Cantlin Town. After that much time, I finally decided to move on to Rimuldar, to continue my quest to save Alefgard

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Thank you! I enjoying making stories in my buildings and I'm glad you noticed it, I hope you enjoyed the video, I'll be uploading more very soon

For me is really great! I mean, I don't have plans to become a youtuber, I just want to have a space to share my adventures and buildings, of DQB or any game I'm glad you enjoyed it

Yes I liked it

Yeah! they only tell you to build it high enough, but as you saw on my vid, it only takes 3 blocks high from the plataform, which is ideal since you can make a roof to be safe for tornados and over the third block place the ballistas, two to take it down easier my recomendation is to fight it in that plataform, so our base dosen't take any damage from the green orbs, and build a barricade strong enough with flagstone to keep monsters from entering

If you have any kind of problem with room recipes, please check the following link, it helped me a lot dragonquest.fandom.com/wiki/Room_Recipes_(Dragon_Quest_Builders) In Kol and Galenholm is where I found out that we can make an indoor allotment with chilli peppers too

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I have read that Kol and Galenholm, have made some players felt depressed by the atmosphere, unsafe, but it really depends on how you want to create something out of disaster Equilibrium is the main theme here, fire and ice inspired me so much, in my next video I'll show he fire side of the Kolpetra mountain and in the next one the icy side

Yes! I did not had a good internet speed to keep uploading videos, until a few days ago, I'm already making new ones, I want to finish some DQB1 before moving to DQB2 videos

I am very happy that you are enjoying it, DQB inspires me and while I build I think about the stories, as if those buildings had always been there I also think of this when I play Minecraft, I once built a flying castle in skyblock with it's own story

Thank you! I'm not sure how long it took, I would estimate that about 10 hours, just in that area of ​​the forest Before choosing the mushroom theme, I thought about cabins, but I wanted something more fantasy if you like, please try to build outside your base sometime, is a challenging experience, I started with small towers, and houses, eventualy wanted to try out more

Hi! I will try to upload the rest of DQB1 videos soon, including my Tantegel Castle, which I call: The Great Ivory Castle of Tantegel, the final base to hold Alefgard hope and light

Thank you! I mined some of the mountains and the monster mine on the island of lava during my adventure and the rest using the duplication glitch, both methods made the construction not boring, I could do several things at once In hours I think 5 or more, and to build much more

Part of me wants to revisit builders 1, but man it’s hard re-adjusting to the different controls

​@@mr.tapman8685 I get you, building in DQB1 confused me for a while, but I finally mastered the controls I also want to revisit it for a second gameplay, after enjoying DQB2

Is kind of hidden and there is still something that you must do to get them, I found it while exploring the old crumbling castle at the first portal island When you aproach the castle, you reach the front from the west, go to the left side of the castle, almost to the middle, and you might find a cave, search inside the cave for a small structure with a bed, a parchmentm and a pot, you will rea din the parchemt something about a proper burial you only have to place an earth block and a stone gravestone, and if a ghost NPC dosen't appears remove some blocks around until it appears, he will give you the pair of Talaria

Oh thanks

Lol, I know it's crazy to build a mountain around a town, but when thought about it and vision it, I couldn't stop thinking in it, I got inspired by the city of Petra and the bath house from spirited away to create this

Can you show me how you build the bathroom, I’m missing a few rooms in this game the rooms that they don’t tell me.

You used alot of blocks.

I'm glad you are enjoying my videos and creations. I love this game and to meet other builders is always nice. I'll upload the rest of Kol and Galenholm,Tantegel and then continue with DQB2 ideas and more!

@@red_natto6353 good luck my dude. I just started DQB2 but started redoing the first one on Switch. There's so many ideas for the towns that it's alot more fun doing it all again. Keep doing what you do ya mighty legend you.