Screenshots of World 9

[linkfanpc]

It actually would be really cool to add stone, water and foragables to the starting area.

would result in more new players to think that starting area is the actual gameworld.

Ah, yes, true.

[GenghisKhan44]

That wouldn't be so bad. Fewer nubs get killed by the Mongol Horde at the beginning of their tiny, worthless lives.

[felixdrunk]

That wouldn't be so bad. Fewer nubs get killed by the Mongol Horde at the beginning of their tiny, worthless lives.

What kind of a person would kill a nub at the start of the world!
Such assholes!

[bolognaman]

lol?

[MrPunchers]

That wouldn't be so bad. Fewer nubs get killed by the Mongol Horde at the beginning of their tiny, worthless lives.

What kind of a person would kill a nub at the start of the world!
Such assholes!

For all the q1 salt they have.

[felixdrunk]

That wouldn't be so bad. Fewer nubs get killed by the Mongol Horde at the beginning of their tiny, worthless lives.

What kind of a person would kill a nub at the start of the world!
Such assholes!

For all the q1 salt they have.

Oh yeah I slaughter people that have salt at the start.. I'm not even a Mongol .

[Beezer12Washingbeard]

I've been doing a lot of exploring the past couple days, and after seeing so many interesting homestead setups I started taking screenshots. Only have a couple right now, but I've got others marked that I want to go back and get shots of for posterity's sake. People can get pretty creative, and seeing so many abandoned and decaying settlements fills me with a sense of... well I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure it's how I'd feel wandering a land after some long-forgotten apocalypse had either killed most of the people or caused them to leave suddenly, food on the table in many cases.

This was a cool little hermit setup I found. I'm sure while the claim was active it provided perfect protection against random animals wandering in. Only area of land I've seen like this (totally encircled in cliffs), dunno how uncommon that is, but lucky find for this fella.


This was some kind of sacrificial altar. It was pretty cool. Had an abandoned village nearby as well, but didn't get any shots of that, I was too interested in this and what it might've been used for.


And now the self-indulgent part, where I post screenshots of my humble hermit homestead. I'm pretty proud of what I managed to accomplish (with some help from a friend) in slightly over a month. Managed to get up to an L3 mine before the reset announcement

This here's the home I share with my kinsman, and my primary herbalist table setup, mainly for drying hemp, tobacky, batwings, and sprouting trees.


Beezer Threezer pays tribute to her ancestor Beezer II at the village graveyard. Buried here are several Hearthlings whose skeletons I've found in the wild. Everyone deserves to know some measure of peace in the hereafter, and I see to that duty whenever possible.

The graveyard is enclosed with bushes of bittersweet nightshade, whose berries are used in the crucial yellow pigment used for our sigil, the three dogs.

The Druid's Tower and village plaza, with mario brick art. Inside the tower were the beginnings of a fledgling silk industry.


A couple shots of some of the rest of the village aboveground:




And the first level of my humble mine. I had just made my first bars of steel when the reset was announced. Good practice for the next world.


Thanks for visiting Leckmichim Marsh! Y'all come back now, y'hear?

(Don't use slag for statues, it's ugly as fuck. Good thing I tested that before W10!)

[Iva]

My hermitage is almost invisible (at least on the map):

My palisade is dug into the ground, so it is almost invisible too:

My house is dug into the hill:

I has dug my breeding farm and my industry under the ground, so it is completely invisible:

Perhaps my hermitage will be even more stealthy in the next world.

And this is the product of my boredom - small house for my little alt, who was checking trading goods and prices at the Sevillian market:

The type of wood used for this construction (crambark bushes) shows the size of my boredom. (If you ever get bored even more, use the gooseberry. )

[DaniAngione]

My hermitage is almost invisible (at least on the map):

My palisade is dug into the ground, so it is almost invisible too:

My house is dug into the hill:

I has dug my breeding farm and my industry under the ground, so it is completely invisible:

Perhaps my hermitage will be even more stealthy in the next world.

And this is the product of my boredom - small house for my little alt, who was checking trading goods and prices at the Sevillian market:

The type of wood used for this construction (crambark bushes) shows the size of my boredom. (If you ever get bored even more, use the gooseberry. )

I really like the stealthy vibe It is indeed very well hidden and disguised, good work

Looks great

[ven]

That's awesome!
Being a minimalist myself, I thought your island house was genius. Looking forward to doing that in w10.