Elin | Guide for Complete Beginners | Episode 1 | Character Creation, Gathering, Crafting, UI

Bro's too based, keeps playing the same games I do. Still watching the video ATM, but how does it play on the Steam Deck? Any recommended control schemes?

Excellent video, 10/10 🗣️

Hope to see a tuto of how to make easy money and avoid taxes if that's a thing jaja

For dirt cheap meats to feed your pet cheaply, hammering flowers you found with a hammer tool into edible leaves, then use them to make edible makeshift arrows (with branches and these leaves, you get 40 arrows per leaf, rotten leaf also works), then put the edible makeshift arrows into fertilizer box, waiting until they turn into fertilizers (this is cheap fertilizer recipe, so you will get multiple fertilizers from a flower and a branch, it's 8 orens per bag), then hammering fertilizers into "corpses", the dirt-maded meat (it's image will be a yellowish meat) called corpse is not identified as human (so you or your pet won't go insane by eating it), never rotten (so they don't need the cooler box's space), has a "fatty" stat, best cooking with condiments. You may also get the human corpses from hammering the fertilizers too (with an image of a bloody corpse), use it to make fishing baits instead, fishing and turn any nice stat fish you like into a bonito flake with a sawing table to amp the bland meat up. 😂

I was hoping you were going to make a tutorial on this. This game looks intimidating to pick up! This is coming from someone who has thousands of hours into Cataclysm: DDA 😛

Im getting slight Ultima Online vibes from them graphics

I wish they kept the "regular" non tilted grid

Interesting fact: it's possible to make iron (and other metal weapons i think) by smelting your ores, then crafting a woodcutter axe. Then dissamble using the hammer.
The dropped iron will have the "stone" tag.
Then you can use on the mason table to craft weapons as if they were stone.

Thank you for this content and specially for making playlists to keep it organized.❤

This game kinda reminds me of Kenshi. Ironically Kenshi was made my western devs but it has heavy feudal japanese themes, while Elin is a japanese game with European visuals.