Spoon-fed guide for morons like me?

[lotuzzdiabetes]

A friend recommended me this game, Which i tried. All i'm really doing is wandering around an forest, eating apples and picking park.
Thank you....

[viznew]

when i 1st start i find a good looking area

do the starter quest

and start building a house and fence

start upping explorer with learning points earned by curiositys that you study

then go find some Wild Windsown Weed (or ask someone for seeds) build drying rack to place the weed to wait and see what seeds thay give me (random)



build a farm

eat food to lvl up stats (strengh and agility mostly, and some consitution) till i can fight a fox or what ever is weakest now days
Or chase rabbits for hide (get as close as possible without it running and with full stamina click on sprint (near health) then right click rabbit)

more drying racks to hang hides and build tanning tubs to add the hides after thay dry to make leather

then build a minehole mine around looking for metals

once find ore dig in river for clay build smelter and melt ore into bars

Get the yeomancy skill with learning points then build a palisade and claim for protection and then move on to more advanced stuff lol i wont go into it i dont type well (prob missing something lol)

If want send me a message I'll hook you up

[Tammer]

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=51565

Sevenless's guide is probably what you are looking for, but it is very out of date now.

[ricky]

I offer you an invaluable resource: the wiki!

Specifically, this page outlines the in game menus, some game mechanics, and some commonly used concepts.

It's by no means a guide, instead I'd call it a light manual to what you should be looking for

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Glossary