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Did you feed them?

Built a small house and put a hanging brazier. works well, keeps it warm, and don't have to worry about them running into a fire.

I would go with the suggestion of a type of whisp that is faster and illuminates more. I mean yeah, the mist is annoying but it belongs there.The terrain is... difficult. You need a lot of stamina and..

Originally posted by fiese Fee™:It`s great, i love the mist, finally some tension and challenge. really bad way to add it. could've been done so so so much better.

Great expansion, bit challenging, but great to see content!

Or they could name it something else (bit late), or just have the mist go across in clouds, sometimes obscuring your vision. But periodically let you see the view around you - it really is worth seein..

Airlands

...imagine having no mist in a called mistland...weird.

The water maters, in that if you get in the wrong spot and are being attacked, you may fall in without the best way to regain stamina and so drown while being attacked (so potions are essential).

The mist is cool, but it's a trifecta of rough 1) hard monsters that hit like a truck, even with 99+ armor and shield 2) uneven terrain (huge ups and downs) with water at the bottom and 3) little or n..

I would settle for a damn wisp that actually can keep up with your movement so you don’t have to stop to let it dissipate. But the most is entirely goofy IMO and really only a sad way to limit range..

Maybe add a recipe for an Eitr reinforced Wisp that has about double the illumination distance?

Originally posted by Mr B.:I've just installed a mod - and this is a big thing for me, because normally I steer away from them for various reasons. But wow, did they make a mistake with the mist. Epic..

I've just installed a mod - and this is a big thing for me, because normally I steer away from them for various reasons. But wow, did they make a mistake with the mist. Epic, epic mistake.After instal..

The terrain is ridiculous when you're trying to chop trees and they are on some craggy bluff and the wood falls to god knows where.

Biggest gripe of the update imo.

It`s great, i love the mist, finally some tension and challenge.

I feel like the team uses "punishingly brutal" as a smokescreen for unjustified design choices which contribute no fun to the game.No matter how hard you work, how powerful you get, you're c..

Originally posted by BigBear:Games boring AF quit at Yagmulth due to it being such along boring repetitive fight, Mistlands looks like more of the same stuff, Making games intentionally tedious is wha..

in debugmode, you can raise (or lower) your skills. also you might wanna try out god mode. at the moment those bugs are way to overpowered. especially in the infected mines, ive come along freaking le..

Originally posted by Regyptian:Ok, so it seems I just died too much :-)...But when you're soloing the Mistlands, that's king of a hard punishment. Definitely

Ok, so it seems I just died too much :-)...But when you're soloing the Mistlands, that's king of a hard punishment.

I died somewhere between 5 to 10 times, I guess...?On a side note: I tried leveling up my skills again by constantly fighting nearby a Black Forest spawn, but the rate at which I gained skill points w..

I used to have woodcutting at nearly level 60. It's now around 30.

Well if you died 4+ times it for sure affected them. There is a decay rate on skills via death.

How often you died? afaik you lose 5% of your skills with every death.

Alternatively, once you're able to get iron, place an iron bar on floor, put a fire on it. Done. Obviously that doesn't help in the early game stuff though. :)

Originally posted by Faceplant8:You have to build it on the ground (or stone). You can likely just build it on the ground near the wall where your bed is. Worst case is that you have to use the hoe to..

Besides the information already provided, you can also place a Hanging Brazier on the ceiling once you're far enough in the game to make those. It also counts as a fire for the purpose of sleeping und..

You'd either have to use a hoe to raise terrain or a stone cutter for creating stone pillars that would support a campfire or fireplace. Another option that is cooler imo would be using a Surtling fla..

if you raise the ground just right you can throw a campfire down they slap a floor in beneath it, then remove the ground with a pickaxe from underneath, it's a little janky but it works if you really ..

Not sure how your split level is arranged, but you might be able to use the hoe to raise a section of ground enough to put your fire on, either inside the house or close enough outside so your bed is ..

You have to build it on the ground (or stone). You can likely just build it on the ground near the wall where your bed is. Worst case is that you have to use the hoe to raise the ground in that area, ..

the fires cant be placed on flooring place it on the ground it self

Originally posted by Rhapsody:So is that with the wisp or no? The fact that this is even a question sorta proves his point, doesn't it ? =D

I kind of like the new area but dude, those dungeons. You either get a decent one, with lots of hidden rooms or one thats filled with twists, turns up and down, nothing but bugs n false hope only for ..

I started play Valheim with a few friends when it was released. We had great fun. A few weeks after we had started , we had done the Meadows and Eikthyr , the Dark forest and the Elder , dying with la..

Step 1:Install MistBeGone mod and give no ♥♥♥♥ about mist at all.

Originally posted by BushWookie:Originally posted by PainTenanCe:1. Kill Yagluth2. steal his underwear3. ?4. profit i did kill him, i forget what he dropped tho A torn spirit.

Originally posted by PainTenanCe:1. Kill Yagluth2. steal his underwear3. ?4. profit i did kill him, i forget what he dropped tho

I start with setting up a small base not too far away from the spawning start-point. Just enough to get some decent food and gear production going, then I go scouting for a nice area to actually plan ..

Base near big open water is easier to manage but anywhere else is not too breaking. It will take few extra steps to set up away from your base harbor perhaps with smelters too and run around with meta..

My main base is in the meadows, quite far away from the boss stones, there’s first outpost, also i have built outposts in every biome and at the boss locations and the trader, all connected to main ..

Originally posted by OSIDE Italian:Do you build right next to the megalith stones or is it alright to set up shop away from them. I adventured around and found a meadows/black forest/mountain area but..

I like stone work & raised terrain effects so my first base is throwaway. I build where it makes sense, usually ocean access, black forest access, reasonably defensible, usually in meadows. I will..

I generally set up a small-ish shack somewhere in the meadows, somewhere near the standing stones, but along the water if possible. This is always a temporary "camp" for me, just good enough..

I just renovate a nearby shack enough so I can sleep, cook, and craft because I know I wont be there long.In the Black Forest I look for a tower ruin that has several copper rocks around it and is rea..

preferably build near but not right on top of ocean. its your highway unless you like exploits, mods and or cheats.I usually build a yurt before, sometimes after eikthyr usually near the stones to mak..

Originally posted by Suzaku:I find a nice open spot in the meadows near the ocean shore, with black forest usually within ~30 seconds of running distance. Your average pests won't be a threat, the vie..

I start with a simple shack, usually up on a rock for defensibility, until I kill Eikthyr. Then I look for a good place next to a black forest close to a copper node. Good idea to have water nearby fo..