Valheim launched into Steam Early Access in February 2021 and quickly garnered attention, launching with over 500,000 peak concurrent players on Steam and still counting over 20,000 daily concurrent players at the time of writing. Now, over five years after the Early Access launch, the open-world...
Nah. I’d say give it a other shot. They’ve done some good balancing on it since it’s release. Also keep in mind that’s end game content. It’s supposed to be more challenging.
I appreciate that, but unless they fixed the water killing you and exploding your boats, I’m out. Every biome in the game was challenging and meeting the challenges was fun. Ashlands just felt like a big “FU for playing” to me.
I actually understand because at first, when Ashland’s was first released, it was absolutely horrible. Getting there requires a special boat which may have been your issue, but once you got there it was super super hard to make any progress. Did another playthrough this year and it was definitely a more balanced experience.
It is really good until you get to the ashlands, then it suddenly sucks.
Nah. I’d say give it a other shot. They’ve done some good balancing on it since it’s release. Also keep in mind that’s end game content. It’s supposed to be more challenging.
I appreciate that, but unless they fixed the water killing you and exploding your boats, I’m out. Every biome in the game was challenging and meeting the challenges was fun. Ashlands just felt like a big “FU for playing” to me.
I actually understand because at first, when Ashland’s was first released, it was absolutely horrible. Getting there requires a special boat which may have been your issue, but once you got there it was super super hard to make any progress. Did another playthrough this year and it was definitely a more balanced experience.