Yeah, there are new worlds being created faster than anyone could ever explore them all. It takes some digging to find the ones that really suit you of course, but it's hard to really complain about this.

Originally posted by PakaNoHida:

I'm not a dev, but if I read that, I would be heart broken.

If everything said in our life is taken to heart, then even a hundred lives will not be enough.

Originally posted by electricdawn:

You're obviously looking for a single player RPG with crafting elements. This is a survival game. They're nothing alike and very likely never will be. Not sure how to put it, but you buying this game might have been a mistake?

But when you already have sunk many hours in it, it might've been not. I already got my money's worth out of the game several times. And I haven't even beaten Bonemass yet.

I understand everything perfectly. That's why I said that there is no favorite.
It sounds funny, but I haven't touched anyone since the first boss.

Originally posted by Mharr:

Well I certainly wouldn't recommend Valheim for its plot. Have you played through OG Guild Wars? It's totally viable as a solo RPG.

I knew that it was there, but I did not look in detail, because in fact it is again a typical MMORPG. Whenever possible, I prefer games not with a top-down view, but in the first or third person mode. Thanks, I'll try this game later at least just to get to know the world versus world mode better. Before answering, I thought for a long time, watching Wikipedia and video clips, and I will say that this game, as the name screams and the very essence of the MMORPG, is designed more for crowds of players. When that happens, it's crazy how messed up everything is.

Guild wars is not a MMO, it is a hybrid.

Originally posted by PakaNoHida:

Guild wars is not a MMO, it is a hybrid.

Even so, not a very big difference. Tell me, what is so special about this hybrid?

Originally posted by Mharr:

Well I certainly wouldn't recommend Valheim for its plot. Have you played through OG Guild Wars? It's totally viable as a solo RPG.

I think I'll download it, and again I'll try to stay for a long time in one wonderful game, I'll go play Entropia Universe.

The only thing that annoys me there is only the English language and nothing more, the presence of auto-target, which you can not use, but still this wooden battle mechanics are annoying, outdated graphics and, most importantly, continuous resource management, where any waste of ammo, fuel, strength as a weapon, any equipment, as well as the loss of many other resources is unacceptable.

But the upside is that there are worlds and creatures that you can explore all your life, and you don't explore them all. Leveling skills in the game is also endless. And to listen to how the next spaceship of the player flies past, just for the sake of this you can download the game at least once.

Well I certainly wouldn't recommend Valheim for its plot. Have you played through OG Guild Wars? It's totally viable as a solo RPG.

You're obviously looking for a single player RPG with crafting elements. This is a survival game. They're nothing alike and very likely never will be. Not sure how to put it, but you buying this game might have been a mistake?

But when you already have sunk many hours in it, it might've been not. I already got my money's worth out of the game several times. And I haven't even beaten Bonemass yet.

Originally posted by Kostet960604:

My biggest regret is that Valheim is not a remaster of Warcraft 3 The Frozen Throne.

I'm not a dev, but if I read that, I would be heart broken.

Well that rapidly went full Time Cube. I think you might be looking for Elden Ring.

Originally posted by Mharr:

Well that rapidly went full Time Cube. I think you might be looking for Elden Ring.

Elder Ring - too aggravating atmosphere and a plot only on battles and nothing more. Now, if they did a complete rework of the textures, to more colorful ones, then I might have paid attention. And so I don’t want to play another Dark Souls. I am not a fan of hardcore and battles, but rather cool characters, most likely. It sounds a little childish, but I grew up on fairy tales and reading fantasy. And I love fantasy without the prefix Dark. By the way, Valheim can't be called dark fantasy. If I had true friends and free time, then maybe, but I don’t have favorites for the single player.

And the mod mentioned above by Mharr can be configured like hell (once you understand how the configuration works).

Originally posted by Mharr:

Are you already using https://valheim.thunderstore.io/package/Smoothbrain/CreatureLevelAndLootControl ? That adds tons of passive enemy abilities like elemental damage, health drain and splitting into smaller copies.

That's exactly what passives with default debuffs are. Although in reality you still tank monsters without any fear of death. 2 or 5 stars doesn't matter at all, the same can be said about the skills of both the player and the monsters. And people need bread and circuses.

Unexpected moments of a burst of active abilities for monsters with cool names and the same - "yay, what a twist" effects.

Encounters of enemy heroes who, like "bosses" or "Pokémon", can pleasantly surprise the player. Something like adding "mana" to the player and such individuals would be useful here.

Adding perks, leveling them up as you use them, killing monsters and crafting materials. And also their loss with death. It's so nice to see an unexpected level up in your place, where a recently closed active ability has earned and it becomes a decisive factor for winning a battle, or you are too sure of victory, but suddenly your friend dies, suddenly the monster gets the same benefits, and you unexpectedly dying.

I very often think about how to make it so that it would be possible to observe the active development of your enemies outside the visibility radius in this game. Now, when you answered me, I decided to think more carefully and as an option, you can do this. You met a threat and from the moment the count began on the days when it was discovered, she improved. And here you can do the most interesting. Since you saw the threat and they saw you, they started sending their henchmen to you. But not just spamming monsters, every five minutes, as it is terribly annoying in the game, but on certain days or nights, organized by motley groups. Today you are lucky, tomorrow you are not. And this spam can be done as a separate event, but more rare.

About buildings. Why not use monster spawners as buildings and add functionality to upgrade them with monsters. With each new level unlocking their abilities and levels. The construction of Altars for summoning evil heroes, for example. And not destroyed villages of monsters in the absence of the player will expand over time. Reloading the map does it allow? And then a raven like this - a guy, that villain will soon call on Loki, you have to do something about it, run over there.

There are very few craft stations and currencies in the game. Remember how in MMORPGs they ran from one to the other, buying and crafting what they needed. As an example, there are only one profession, but at least in the same WoW. And how much everyone's favorite fuss in each, mmm ...



I know almost all mods, I watched reviews on YouTube and installed some of them, including this one. But in truth, even with mods, all this does not compensate for the monotony of the game. In this mod, I set up the configs in such a way as to make the game as difficult as possible and tried to entertain myself as best I could. But the more I play, the more I feel the inferiority of this game. It's like being put in a cage with zombies, and the constant reach of wooden ones makes you think about many things. After all, both the mods and the game itself are very reminiscent of MMORPGs, but the cat cried attention to the LOR.

You sail to another continent and see the same brothers in mind. Hello twin brothers, how many years, how many winters.

Are you already using https://valheim.thunderstore.io/package/Smoothbrain/CreatureLevelAndLootControl ? That adds tons of passive enemy abilities like elemental damage, health drain and splitting into smaller copies.