Valheim - How to build a Viking House - Mead Hall (Building Guide)

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

Hey People :) Thanks for all the comments sooo many so quick 😆 I will have a good read through them in the morning. I have just finished building a Blacksmiths that was requested and I will get to work on a Boat house and docks then on to some stone builds 👍 Thanks for all the likes, Subs and views, it has been a crazy week for me really appreciate it 😁

[@ScarletwingRuri]

Hello, sir. Would you like to make a video about building Northgard - Town Hall like build. I will be very happy to see it.

[@hinterlandr8638]

Pilgrim, a rough count of wood stacks for your builds would be useful as hel for those playing in survival mode.

[@MyReligionIs2DoGood]

The first time I watched for your great tips and tricks on how to build - the second time and every time after that for the music! :) Keep up the great work!

[@jesustapdncingchrist]

We're having issues with the whole top roof being red. We've torn it down and rebuilt but still same result. Any suggestions?

[@MyReligionIs2DoGood]

@@jesustapdncingchrist It doesn't matter if it's red, as long as it doesn't come down by itself. It will hold forever even when red.

[@derekdunbar4694]

Me: *Builds a big wooden box with a bed in it* "I wonder what other people are building." *Checks KZbin* "Oh."

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

lol 😁👍

[@magiv4205]

To be fair, you should've expected this. The youtube building community for these types of games is fucking insane.

[@st3althsnak324]

facts 🤣

[@DerAua]

😂

[@marcussmith2006]

that make me laugh out loud.. I do the exact same thing.. roof, bed, chest, workbench and good to go.. now I want to do this .. who needs sleep anyway right ? :)

[@Stekman101]

Me: this will be a good video to watch as I fall asleep. Also me: *turns Valheim back on*

[@DerAua]

👍

[@pixel8596]

This is exactly what I'm doing XD

[@Olebull93]

Blue prints Vault 3:13 Foundations 3:18 Entrance 3:32 Vault beams 16:33 Entrance beams 16:48 Great hall beams 17:04 Great hall top 17:24 Roof 56:28

[@LauWo]

Cheers mate! Nice tags for a day-to-day build :)

[@maraudd6997]

This is one of the best feeling building mechanics I've ever played. The freedom and flexibility is beyond anything I've ever played

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

yeah, I am hooked on this game the actual building is interesting and a bit of a challenge really enjoying it 👍

[@endersblade]

I think Conan Exiles has better building, but I agree that Valheim definitely has a good system.

[@raven-wolf8331]

Beautiful, I love the fact you can level the ground before building, and even though you've used a lot of beams In the structure the inside space is still open and looks fantastic, you're passion for building shows in each of your builds and so glad you share that with us 🥰

[@ryanhunter2024]

this is one of the most kind comments I've ever seen

[@coreyg7364]

I can appreciate that the approach you used to build this structure indicates that you either have experience building wood/timber framed buildings or you did a hell of a lot of research. Either way, I applaud you for knowing real building tech and utilizing it in this game. You just made me realize that I already know how to build in this game. I just wasn't taking it seriously enough.

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

Thanks 😁 I have watched a lot of building programs on Discovery channel over the years 👍

[@MrYeti-vl8xz]

I really appreciate you actually showing the measurements at the beginning. I see a lot of building videos and they just show the timelapse like "Heres how to do it." Thanks for the 2 seconds it took to do so. I really mean it.

[@a-aronluchterhand1732]

This was relaxing as hell. I would pay to watch a full orchestra play at full blast while this man literally builds a building. 10/10 would watch on twitch

[@godsoffice5714]

I've been looking at it for 5 hours now it's beautiful.

[@SarcastiSnark]

Yep. I built this 3 years ago. I found the video again after i saw a screenshot of my build. I used a bunch of the darkwood pieces for the new one. Looks absolutely amazing. Thanks for the Tutorial You did a good job with it.

[@Strazman]

I feel like the game hasn't been out long enough for the amount of time this guy has put into these amazing builds.

[@Ozmundas]

Love your builds - and it's great that you are learning about the "stress mechanics" as it's improving your build techniques. :) You probably realize it by now - but you weaken your structure by putting it up on blocks the 2x2's, build your frame on the ground then the frame becomes foundation (blue/grounded), allowing you to build higher before things turn yellow/red. OR raise the ground up to touch the foundation after you get your foundations placed. I make sure the main floor touches the ground too - making them foundation blocks. Ideally, your 4m core wood logs would touch the ground, making them a grounded piece allows you to build even higher. You did such an amazing job leveling the area, and the finished building looks fantastic!! Looking forward to your next project!

[@edwardboydell5626]

A stone base would have provided satisfactory foundational support to this build... thoe thats a lot of stone yikes 😱

[@senor135]

my thoughts as well. the game doesnt use real structural integrity methods, it's actually just more of a "distance from ground" kind of deal. sometimes adding support beams, etc can help, but only if they're providing a shorter path to the ground for whatever the next piece attached to them is.

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

Thanks for the tips man I need to try out planting the 4m poles into the ground as you said 👍 and no I did not realise the beams being on the floor was better I was raising the ground below to make sure the 1m poles were secure in the ground. I did notice that the beams and floors can be placed on the ground and still solid even if they are slightly above it but I did not realise they can support a taller structure? thanks man I will defiantly test this out and make sure to get it in a video

[@sanderverhoeven2134]

@@ThePilgrimzProject apparently for the structural strength it counts the pieces to when it touches the ground. so if you places your floors on the 1m beams you already have 1 piece less to build higher.

[@fftgamer]

@@sanderverhoeven2134 It's not so much pieces as "units" of measurement. Wood has lower units to support, while iron reinforced and stone have higher stress limits and actually let you build higher. For example, a Wood Beam or Core Beam both can support like 6 units above the ground (6 Walls/Roof tiles). Iron Reinforced Poles go even higher, and according to one guy who's been testing, Stone is even better, where it actually counts as the ground as far as supporting goes.

[@robcd]

Raise the ground under your vertical core logs until they become blue when highlighted by the mallet. Blue means they are in contact with the ground and you can get another build level to your structure. The color codes indicate how many links to the ground--there is a limit. Color is not really a stress or weight indicator. Using 4 unit core logs anchored to the ground allows for larger builds.

[@djnorth2020]

Yeah it's weird. Build 4 meters/blocks tall from 2 or 4 different size units can make or (literally) break the build.

[@fftgamer]

This. Some guys did some testing and figured this out. It's based upon type too. Iron reinforced poles can extend farther than wood ones too.

[@augustocereto]

Yes. The fondation in this video makes no sense, it's better if the 4m logs are directly in the ground and you build from there. You can use the 1m log just to anchor first floor into the 4m log, then you build out from it and you just got 3 extra meters of fondation support to work with.

[@ForeverLaxx]

"Exposed" wood never goes below 50% damage from the rain. Yes, it's still annoying to have to repair foundation structures after every storm but it's not critical if those beams can't be reached by enemies and can't be seen by the player once the structure is complete. As far as I can tell, the "health" of structure sections has no bearing on it's ability to bear weight.

[@XaosSama]

For now ;)

[@ForeverLaxx]

@Walter I find it mostly an annoyance when trying to roof rounded sections of a structure. Getting the top opening to be completely covered either makes it look really bad from the outside or you end up with tiny "exposed" sections that let the rain in to damage the floors and beams in what should be a completely covered area. Hopefully we get new roof tiles to accommodate the ability to build rounded buildings.

[@madschristensen2196]

That is so goog to know, thank you. I've been repairing my house like crazy.

[@KatelynCate]

I just spent 8 hours of my life building the best house I could and it's not even fit to be your outhouse. 😭

[@813Nole]

I feel this in my soul

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

lol 😁 I have years of practice on other games. I am happy to give you guys some new ideas and help out a bit 👍

[@Khymeira]

Your house is worth it! Just keep at it. It's all about practice in the end!

[@MrRustyDust]

here I made some big ass house only to find its not mathematically good xD

[@RobDaiZz]

I literally did the same thing yesterday and man my house look like a kid house compare to this

[@LmSke]

watching 1h20 min video to build a Viking House and time flew by. Learned a lot from it regarding building mechanics. Great Video!!

[@gNetkamiko]

Your way of building has given me tips on how to build the Hearthfire houses from in Skyrim. With my first building, I didn't think to use the pickaxe and the hoe together to level the ground, but now (thanks to these tips) I can make the building layout at least. Got the perfect place in my single player seed in mind. Thank you so very much for showing how you build. 😀

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

Hey Sosinchen, glad the video could help you out a bit :) 👍 Sorry for the late reply

[@gNetkamiko]

@@ThePilgrimzProject Not a problem. By now I got the house *mostly* finished (it just lacks a few extra decorations), and by now I am way more advanced than I have ever been. Combination of Stone and Wood has been a huge relief, but at the same time a pain in the backside because of constantly going back and forth to get the stone needed for the house. XD So been a busy bee since the last reply. Again, thank you very much for the building/aesthetic tips.

[@Killamops]

German architecture student here, my friend it is a pleasure to watch this work :) keep it going!

[@Vinzaf]

When you made the little bedroom alcoves on the sides of the roof, that's when I went from "this is really good" to "ohhhh now I HAVE to make this.."

[@datrandompanda]

Same

[@spcwilson6287]

Haven’t even watched the whole video yet and just because u gave the dimensions in each still frame you sir have earned my sub will be watch more of your valheim vids!

[@Jade-PG]

GREAT STUFF MATE KEEP THIS UP! also top 10 build tips! if you dont i will...once i learn loool also pleased to hear ya voice at start too!

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

Hey Jade, thanks man. I finally managed to get a good mic set up 😁 I will have a go at a top 10 tips I just need to learn more about the stone building 👍

[@oldmankatan7383]

Thank you for highlighting the various beams and floor/roof pieces AS you were building! Being able to watch the colors change to green as you built really helped me understand why you built things certain ways, and to understand Valheim's cool building system better! Great work that hall is a beauty.

[@alexandersakellarakis9803]

Can only imagine what you’ll do with stone, I just finished some big ass castle walls.

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

nice, that's what I want to do once I find the right spot, still exploring and unlocking things 😁👍

[@AcheliusDecimus]

One of the best building mechanics I have seen in any game. This is a stellar build.

[@VioletShinobi]

This is so good. I've been trying to plan out my permanent house and this has given me so many good ideas. The foundation is amazing.

[@kevinmullen4069]

I built this with a few minor tweaks. Impressive! It took some time solo to farm all the materials and follow the tutorial. Thanks for sharing!

[@Rienli]

The longhouse that you did before was a great home to start with. It taught me a lot about the structural part of this game. I can't wait to see your stone/stone hybrid builds next.

[@edwardboydell5626]

I can’t wait till he experiments with stone as well!! Got multiple chests of stone stored in anticipation haha 😂

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

@@edwardboydell5626 :) nice I will get on it asap, I am just editing a blacksmiths build atm 👍

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

cool glad it helped :) I have been playing with the stone a bit want to learn about it so I can make a good video

[@10mexkid]

I worked about 3 days to making this. I learn so much from building this amazing mansion. We use it so much and wanted to say thank you! I appreciate what you have done

[@thecrimsonweasel1973]

I cant even imagine how much wood this required lmao. So sick.

[@Nephermoore]

I wish I knew

[@fartbiscuit5121]

at least 12.

[@Alcatrax0]

I only managed to do the fundament with the 4 meter core wood poles...About 1200 Wood in total and for the ground leveling about 1600 stone...It’ s not even the halft of the build

[@Tunnelvision18]

he could have been in debug mode and get unlimited wood

[@Apollo-th2xb]

cheats for sure

[@styxkentros9195]

Just spent the weekend recreating this masterpiece, If going with this exact build a Hearth is needed in order to be able to sleep upstairs. When you think you have enough Wood, you need a whole lot more. Awesome video

[@Jampot97]

1:13:20 random greyling: "Hey, nice place you got here"

[@Ultimita01]

haha nice

[@kimwiklund3934]

I have not spent a tremendous amount of time with a few friends. And with help with the resources I have built this mead hall. I have a slightly different interior then you and I turned the larger curved room into a Kitchen. But I love it and thank you so much. We are about to go take down Bonemass for the first time soon.

[@Buhtbeard]

woop woop! been eager to see this!

[@Heffy90]

The troll trench is just awesome! Just having the building on a high plateau is awesome!

[@ashrel91]

With no roof for the longest time, I can imagine the pain of having to constantly repair your structure after the rain. When I constructed my hall, i did it one section at a time all the way to the roof. And then I repeat it for another section.

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

Yeah I was thinking about that after the first storm :) I am used to making the videos and showing each section going up so it's easy to follow along but I will make sure to mention it in the videos or maybe change the way I build and get the frames and roofs up on each section as it's built instead of a full foundation and frame👍

[@darsinge3612]

@@ThePilgrimzProject rain will only decay wood structures to a max of 50%, so you can just fix it all at the end

[@Pepperrelish]

@@darsinge3612 Unfortunately anything that is covered up, like the piers and flooring support will also take damage so it is kind of like chasing your tail until you get a roof up.

[@rickandcloud]

Thanks for this. I followed along. Took 3 hours. You explained everything perfectly! Looks great!

It took me three days but I finally build the exact same house , up to the last detail

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

Nice 👍 hope you enjoy living there Javi

[@FrugalGamerFlashback]

I've got the foundation down but my god this is a grind.

[@gregoryquint7653]

I just began it. Thankfully I am deeper into the game and knew just in case build moats and fencing. Day 2 The Earth Began To Shake!

[@otaku131]

It took me smth around 10-15h (lost timing) but i build it with few adjustments. I had a lot of fun doing this, during this project i think i learned all the necessary tricks in building. Thanks a lot for the vid, great stuff !

[@TheGamingExperiment]

Since I found this game a week ago, I sleep less that 5 hours a night...every night. Never in my 31 years of existence have I played something so addictive.

[@tjaeder]

Same here. I've not been giving my A game at work this week to say the least ^^

[@TheGamingExperiment]

@@tjaeder I know what you mean :)

[@gregoryquint7653]

Agree.

[@jonathanlanglois2742]

I have to admit, the building system for Valheim has a heck of a lot of what I've been wanting in other games for a very long time. I really like that no nonsense approach. Being able to just rotate and snap like that is really nice. I might have to try Valheim .

[@tombarnett-legh6537]

i'm not good at building in these types of games - I usually end up building ugly box houses. your guides for valheim are both great blueprints to straight copy and for helping folk understand the building systems to make their own. thanks duder! looking forward to your blacksmiths :D

[@billylag]

This is what a civil engineer does in his free time (if there is any) xD

[@shawnswc2539]

Thank you very much. I appreciate the walk through that you done to build this wonderful Viking home. I just built myself one from falling along with this video. It was lot of fun and again thank you very much for your great detail to this building video

[@joshm5614]

This is what Medieval Engineers could have been if Keen Software House hadn't abandoned it....

[@christianleske3739]

I like how you start constructions. Gives a better overview about the layout.

[@rhinanthe3884]

tutorial for leveling the ground please, your ground looks perfect

[@kaito8372]

Oh yeah me too. My Ground looks like at World War I Field.

[@krypt]

@@kaito8372 i love this comment

[@ShadowstarWDS]

The leveling is based on the height where your character is standing. Took me longer to figure that out than it should have.

[@skullwakkah6930]

@@kaito8372 once you get to bronze you can replant all the grass. Apart from that, the comment above says most of what you need to know. Only thing I haven't been able to figure out is how to make troll trenches look fancy.

[@LtRiot]

the hoe levels the ground you are pointing at to the height where you are standing. To level it to the center of the cursor, use LShift + click. This is how you get a nice hill for a path etc when you want instead of jagged craziness

[@Luis_SellsHomes]

Awesome video. This is a lot of help im sure a lot of people had no idea how to properly utilize the horizontal beams. Keep up the great work!!

[@darsinge3612]

For anyone who has built this, a hearthstone in the same spot his fires are will reach heat to the top floor.

Help, can’t find what is a Hearthstone

[@pardus3803]

@ once you find iron you can craft a stonecutter which will unlock the hearth. it's basically a stone framed fire pit.

[@eliasseldon1644]

This is my favourite build on KZbin. I've just finished leveling out an area to build it. cheers.

[@jimey666]

i love how the music fits the snapping and builidng from 39:10 - 39:30 :D

[@JRMcDowell]

Enjoyed it, thanks for the pause spots where you explain the layout, well done!

[@m.oudekerk63]

I wish there were more log pole options, a log cabin would be pretty neat, angled log beams

[@Nzchimeran]

You can build full log cabins/long house, just lay all the horizontals, a few iron beams for strength for really tall houses.

[@10wgm01]

Just finished your build! INCREDIBLE guide. Subscribed. Advice for anyone else building this: RAISE THE GROUND!! The top floor needs to be green in order to support the roof

[@joaquinl9119]

Imagine gathering the wood for this

[@revan1865]

lmao

[@HeadlessNun117]

Having just finished my build using his same footprint/design (with some of my own changes par preference of course), I'll tell ya, it was many woods, as it I had to cut down entire forests for this build lol

[@koronaples6537]

The wood gathering is manageable, dont even get started on the rocks for the ground raising tho lol

[@screenname9872]

gathering isn't terrible, just get the elder powerup and run around with a cart, you can easily get a full cart of wood before the 5 minute powerup runs out

[@Pokemonfox4]

@@screenname9872 problem is with a build this big you would need many many carts full of wood

[@AaronStanczak]

I've been stoked for this since you teased it in the round house vid. Looks amazing man.

[@jreamer971]

Imagine if he had to go pickup a log and carry it back to the house every time.

[@potatooolatke]

Oh my god you are a genius. This is beautiful. Just built a large ass viking mead hall but the roof was a pain. Definitely doing the structural foundation* first. Thank you!

[@Buckheimer]

damn I can only dream of being this creative. I might just copy this str8 up cus I cant design for shit lol

[@coldvendetta2499]

Lol same boat here

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

I have a tone of practice and I don't work, so I can spend all day watching documentaries on architecture and playing building games 😁

[@coldvendetta2499]

@@ThePilgrimzProject well thank to u i have a nice base now ty bro

[@JazzRockablity]

Looking up building architecture helped as a start for me. And keeping in mind that being creative is as simple as drawing a squiggly line.

[@OhKindSir]

Build tutorial 101: Post material list. Awesome build! Getting started on it now. Thanks and keep them coming!

[@MountainRat]

How did you get green on the top of your build? Apparently I do not understand the stress mechanics.

[@tobystimelapse6000]

Having a similar problem. I’m stuck building the top floor. The highest wood beams across and some 26degree crosses always crush on me. And do the 2m poles that you add on the bottom of those 4m poles really add stability? The color was the same so I left them out. Will try with maybe.

[@TheUnknownDepths1337]

the 2m log poles on the ground add stability.

[@djnorth2020]

In short, unit touching ground is blue, next one green, then yellow orange red. Using high beams instead of multiple short ones is better. It's not based on physics as much as how many units it is from ground. Rock is counted as ground I think, maybe metal braced beams too.

[@Bob-bw5zx]

What I did was raising the ground up to everything at the bottom was a foundation unit (blue)

[@jaredmcclure1730]

Green means its connected to a piece that is touching the ground. If he instead simply put all those bottom beams directly on the ground instead of on top of the 1m poles, they would all be blue, and everything built on top of them would be green. Thats what makes the core wood beams so valuable, they can go twice as high as a regular beam and still be a "blue" foundation piece.

[@MichaelLagon]

Your builds are just top-notch. The thought of gathering that much wood kills me. Also watching this made me wish that we had a quicker method of switching between building materials to help in these mammoth builds.

[@TheGamingExperiment]

" - SO, ow many wood did you use for this?" " - YES !!! "

[@ThePilgrimzProject]

😁👍

[@Bob-bw5zx]

@@ThePilgrimzProject For real tho, how much did you use? estimated

[@UKMStrider1]

Just wanted to say thank you for your tutorials, mate. Just finished building this Mead Hall myself and my missus is currently working through your blacksmith guide. Our little base is looking pretty spectacular now, thanks to your guides. Really appreciate what you're doing and looking forward to seeing what you build next.

[@StyxRiverGynoid]

"And we have this amazing procedurally generated game set in the Viking era, where you can go up against mythological deities of yor ..." Geordie: I'mma gonna build me a pub And a very nice pub it was :)

[@ArokhDee]

I've built the similar house but even bigger using only logs as support and reached 7m ceiling on the top floor with standard stairs - it took 5 hours and tons of wood! Thanks for vid, it helped to understand the basics. =)

[@EvilNecroid]

i wish i had ur brain can u do a castle? :)

[@tfish0509]

1st Video I've Seen! I'm sold! Fantastic work. Instant subscribe.

[@LatelyDrowsy]

What was the point of putting 2 meter logs under the 4 meter logs when u already had the support from the foundation? 16:12

[@tobystimelapse6000]

I have this question too. Although I am stuck at the top right now. And I’m starting to think the reason is because I skipped this part.

[@planetmadnesstv]

@@tobystimelapse6000 This was the reason. I had to pop out sections of the floor to go back and add them. Shouldn't have skipped them myself.

[@loydman734]

This was an awesome build! I took inspiration from this this build to set up the core of my build and then expanded off it. I've gotten a lot of compliments off the final product, and each and every person I've sent back your way for the credit! bravo my good sir!

[@ShadRS]

Why put the small poles beneath the larger poles when there's already the 1m beams there?

[@TheMillerMilitia]

I don’t think he fully understands the stress limit mechanics, seems to be adding a lot of extra support that is unnecessary

[@tobystimelapse6000]

Yeah but have you tried to build it without? I did today and I’m stuck at the very top. This planks keep crashing on me. I will report back if this was the Solution.

[@marchamill]

@@tobystimelapse6000 I don't think so. I've just finished this house without using is underneath pole technique and it works fine.

[@tobystimelapse6000]

​@@marchamill ok good to know. I sort of got it to work now as well without the 2m poles. Instead of an actual cross at the top we put two 26° planks so they look like a cross.

[@JohnB-ws4ge]

this has to be one of the best how to videos ive ever seen for a game, it must have taken a great deal of time and effort, thank you. I learned a great deal from this. My imagination is just is no where near as impressive as some of you.

[@NighteyesJP]

How does a building like this affect server performance/frame rate?

[@MrImjustaminorthreat]

My friend built the longhouse from his previous video, and I'm in the process of building this monstrosity. Both buildings are in our little village area (close to each other and with other buildings). You certainly get a lower FPS near buildings, and the more you build the more the drop. That being said, my computer was built in 2013, is a fairly solid gaming build, and it handles it quite well. I don't think it has many effects on the server, but if your personal system isn't very good, you might run into trouble.

[@tdweezil2515]

Do you know roughly how much wood is needed?

[@Bugman541]

at least 12

[@Kimse05]

His longhouse build used ~1750 Wood. So...idk. tripple that?^^

[@starcatcha4626]

So i built the mead hall and i have to say it was so fun and relaxing and i did my own thing with it ! Its wonderful and i thank you for the guide

[@hannibun95]

Pro tip: during daytime, find a troll in the woods, preferably far away from your camp (use portals), and kite it. The troll will smash trees and stones for you and you'll end up with the wood (and Stine) needed for this house in no time. Me and my so built this house last night and it looks amazing! Thanks for the vid!

[@michaels1109]

hey man two tricks i learnt from stuffing around! 1.make a floor and have the dirt come up to and maybe just touch where you want the fire and it will lock on the small bit of dirt coming out of the floor a cheat! plus 2 other trick i worked out was i have a viking style home and up graded an old village with over hanging wall edges into the ground with leaves a little area outside but not in the rain so i put my fire outside in that small part and then you can sleep with out a fire being in the home! nicely done i am making that but a bit different now on the other side of the village so i can have a dock on the back side! well done i will use what i learnt big help!

[@ladamdrift]

This is the first proper build for a house I have seen and it reminds me of Keralis and I love it MY GUY!!! KEEP IT UP!! Earned a sub here

[@bmans620]

your videos has inspired me to create a whole town so keep it up i am looking forward to seeing your progress!!!!!

[@palevalkyrie]

Thank you so so much for this. I’ve been trying to build a Mead Hall and thought I had everything very well supported until I realized those supports didn’t mean squat. This also gives me ideas for new designs. So yes, thank you for making this 🖤 Also I love with your Hall 😍

[@HockeyNinja13]

Thanks so much for this! I had a blast following along. Took me two days, but I managed to get my own mead hall up! Not sure if I missed it, but I couldn't find the part where you build the stairs to the 2nd floor. I eventually made my own solution, but I appreciate the time you spent making the vid. Great work! Looking forward to more vids.

[@viktor_tango6830]

This is simply incredible. I love the building mechanics of this game but frankly I am amazed by the skill and dedication I am witnessing with your tutorials. Please keep this up. You are rapidly becoming a master.

[@martinsear5470]

Dude I enjoy watching you build so much. Many thanks.

[@andibeyers3877]

I love watching you build! I just wish you would enable closed captions so I can hear your comments and explanations.

[@dbtubeID]

You have created a wonderful home which meshes perfectly into the spirit of the game. Thank you! I've been waiting for this build since you hinted at it during a previous video and now can't wait to gather the materials & start experimenting with the design. I sincerely appreciate the design, planning, and the wonderful presentation (great soundtrack...purchased some of the featured songs to accompany my build efforts). Thanks again!

[@gamerdeesquerda]

I built your small cabin and your longhouse, and both worked great (did a few changes myself, but in the end it really worked out) Thanks a lot for your hard work, I'm really looking forward to build this hall!

[@alkirk6]

Thanks for the vid,it's given me some ideas,along with a few tweaks about how to eventually build,my IRL mead hall styled home on my homestead.

[@Gil7Bertson]

Not one to comment on videos very often but this might be the best tutorial I’ve seen for a survival game like this! So thoroughly thought out and put together as well as easy to follow! You definitely earned my sub! Keep up the awesome content!

[@MrTkentgens]

i used this video as insperation for my own build, reaslly love it ! Great job on the build man !

[@coreyhoward2503]

Hey Pilgrimz I wanted to thank you so much for this build. I've been watching your videos for a year or two, and I love the designs you have. I built this one in my world and I did want to let you know that if you put a fire in the middle of the base, the smoke just pools on the ceiling in the center. there is no negative effect by going to the upper floor with the smoke. feel free to center it up if you'd like!

[@justinlai8547]

Love the building, I'm amazed you grinded out the materials to build it as opposed to showing us the build in "creative mode". Keep up the good work!

[@Roschambo]

A great build. I learned a lot about build mechanics in this game. Thank you.

[@MrBigech]

Built this in my world, only took like 5 hours lol, going to use it as a focal point for an entire village. Thanks so much for the helpful guide. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next!

[@squirrely_wrath]

your videos are so inspiring, i havent even bothered upgrading to iron since i enjoy building so much

[@THEslashman]

Have you ever thought of listing the ridiculous and ludicrous amounts of materials it takes to build these? I'm interested in knowing what it takes to accomplish a task of this magnitude. Also, I love these videos. Thank you for taking teh time to show people what can be accomplished in game, as well as sharing your skills with the rest of us!

[@GameNajt]

I am 43 seconds in and I already love this! I can't wait for the sandbox mode!

[@Majindro]

You can make your own sandbox mode by F5 to open console then "imacheater" followed by "debugmode" then pushing Z makes you fly, and B unlocks all recipes lets you build without resources. Obviously don't use this to ruin the progression of the game and whatnot, but if you just want to build stuff, it's really nice.

[@werdnet]

This. This is how good Building videos look like. fantasic work

[@michaelhoward6919]

just finished this build and started decorating the interior. phenomenal work with this one. appreeciate you!

[@vonhoenhine1922]

Woah amazing, thanks for the detailed rundown. I'm probably not going to recreate something this big but I'll definitely start using some of these techniques in my builds!

[@JustinCasualGaming]

wow dude. one of the best build guide tutorials ive watched. really great work