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Ive found myself building corridors of dirt but it's even hard to break free and do a torch spurge. Chicken I be too to bock bock for another day.

No good deed goes unpunished. But my curiosity has piqued and I can't help but wonder if you weren't in a column of boiling water that was in contact with your culprit. Just a hunch. XD

Don't you just love restocking inventory lost to circumstance. Holy smokes! Tier Four presents an entirely different style of spelunking, sheesh! XD

Tonight would be my first truly frustrating death. Let me explain. Im a noob, as it were, but I'm not a green wet behind the ears noob. I comprehend many of the mechanics of the game and comprehend a lot about building and animal husbandry and all that jazz. Well ive been digging deep using the Prospecting pick (excellent addition in this game I might add) and I happened upon some Casserite. Well underneath it was my first cave system that ive dug into and discovered without first finding its opening on the surface. Of course the cave was deep and I found it shortly after leaving Peridotite and entering Andorite. Ive learned to use dirt to fill stairwells methodically behind me to keep drifters from surprising me from the rear. Well, I cleared out the vein of Tin and started to explore the cave when BAMMMM! Hello Nightmare Drifter. Dead. One shot. And now I'm running a thousand blocks back to my mine shaft in the dead of night and unannounced to me I will go blind when traversing the adits below because of my handy dirt method blocking my six when I'm digging. I came upon where all my gear was lying in wait and the grace light when death steals our goods vanished into blackness, Well crap the bed. Spend a few minutes trying orient myself using coordinates, Daggum deep drifter just nixed me. Right in the face. Turned around and Hello Goodbye. Okay. Thousand block run back and this time I remove the dirt block to recognize my emptied Tin vein where I was brutally disemboweled by the nightmare drifter no longer contained my items. I stopped at home base and grabbed a torch out of a torch holder. And this is my first time loosing my goods in this game. Backpacks, bismuth bronze tools, Bismuth Lantern, longbow, and it's a good thing i emptied my inventory before attempting to explore the cave I had uncovered. Good thing I overdo everything. If only life were as simple as a survival game. Id be rich beyond compare. Instead I'm just a nobody that lost all their gear to the time limit. Now ive gotta come up with a mine deviling kit that gets left at the mouth of the shaft so when I inadvertently bight the dust again ill be able to see when I'm jumping back into the mantle of the world. Maybe a torch holder should sit at the mouth of all mines. At least some light would help in recovering my corpse. These are lessons learned. Me thinks.

I am flabbergasted by this game. Anyone with a negative opinion is a uninformed dull-witted ninny snapper. Whatever that is. This game is awesome. And the little I know of the supporting team that has created it shares the same review. I hope to see great success with this game and It would be a pleasure to see the consumer steam nonsense stay as far away from this stellar journey as possible. Something different isn't just welcomed but encouraged and cherished! Greed is ugly and it's refreshing having a team of individuals that pursues fairness and integrity. Okay, that is all. Great comment. No Steam BIG DREAM.

Honestly, long story short, this game is Gold.

Excellent. I am on the right track then. Collected every berry bush and marked all clay and found bees and and and and............ I have pigs, chickens and rabbits. All spoiled food gets composted for Terra Preta as mentioned. Now I'm looking for obsidian and lava. This game is deep. So much exploration but even more important is how every journey is recon for potential resources. Hunting bears has provided fat as well as moose. But it sure goes quickly with wood for mechanical power. Stumbled upon a Translocator which has really broadened the journey and allowed for the discovery of bees which opens up Lamps. Oh man ive got some time invested and a lot more in the future. I definitely need to pursue Discord and try this game in Multiplayer. It's easy to see how teamwork can benefit game play in a monumental way. Sorry for the book.

Well, truth be told, I wasn't aware I had to adjust settings to spawn oceans. So I will be working on this build for a while. Third year in the game with a little under two hundred hours vested this far. I havent even been able to locate bees yet and fat is getting harder to source the more I progress and use for things like the windmill. What a cool game. I'm looking forward to Vintage Story for many years to come. What a cool job these hombres have.

Well I thank you for saving me the time and effort of attempting this. I just started playing Vintage Story and I am happier than a two petered puppy. Very cool game.

Howdy. First time in the threads here. Radical game. Too much quartz means build glass houses at the bottom of deep lakes and oceans as to hide your coveted gold and silver? Anyways, once I get out of the copper age, I'll get to blasting and mining quartz and the metals that hide within it. I get to blow stuff up!