I've noticed that there are two types of players in Valheim: The Aesthetes, and the Efficacious.
One builds aesthetically pleasing structures that look theme-accurate. Things like mead halls, foundries for their smelters/kilns, docks, stone/wooden walls, etc. These are the kinds of people who sacrifice efficiency for appearance, like making a large open pen for their tame boars to roam around, or spreading their chests out in the loot room.

The other builds highly efficient, sterilized structures that basically look like impenetrable boxes of stone and wood, or towers that go high into the sky. They build massive earthen walls and deep trenches around their entire base. They sacrifice appearance for efficiency. These are the kinds of people who have tons of wooden chests clipping together for maximum storage space, and have 20 boars crammed into a 5x5 square room.

Now you might be thinking "but Red Purger, I do a little bit of both!" and that is certainly true for pretty much all players in the game, but the majority of players gravitate towards one style of building vs the other. I also want to clarify that being one or the other isn't a bad thing; just a different style of play.

So which are you?