10 Tips for Valheim



In this quick video I will give you 10 quick tips for Valheim, the latest survival crafting game that has come out on steam early access. This video will show you how to build a workbench quickly, how to breakdown abandoned buildings quickly, how to use food properly, how to avoid damage to fire. This video will also show you how to block properly, prevent weather damage to buildings, place campfires indoors and more! This video also shows you a sneaky trick to raise skill levels insanely fast!

Thanks to Mitt Clan for help with this video!

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29 thoughts on “10 Tips for Valheim”

  1. You can also middle click to ping an area of the map!
    if you block right before an enemy hits you, you will parry and knock them back
    also emotes I know of …. (press enter)+
    /cheer
    /wave
    there might be another one I can't remember right now lmk if you know any other ones.

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  2. I have a tip:

    When starting a new game, explore the map before you get settled in. Some seeds are awful and won't put any more advanced locations (like the black forest) anywhere near you. The other benefit to this is you may find a nice abandoned structure that you can use to build a base. Putting down a workbench gives you ownership/control of the existing building, which can be repaired for free with your hammer. It's also a nice way to save on time and materials, and already has some floors and walls built, which you can easily expand on instead of building from scratch.

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  3. Nice video! I just got the game and these tips will help quite a bit. I'm wondering if the skill-boosting technique was intended or is more of a glitch. If it's the latter, Instead of patching it out I'd like to see them turn it into a "sparring" action that still improved skill levels, but at a reduced rate such as 25% or 50% of the rate they'd improve in real combat.

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