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Haha that has happened to me so many times! This sort of thing happened in two of my videos. I just left it in there and accepted that my skill level for these tasks is lacking haha! Atleast you didn't give up 😄

The warp totems are one-time use. Using it anywhere warps you to that statue on the beach. It is not really important at this point in your game, but is helpful later as you discover more things. Thanks for posting.

fyi...when the sale summary pops up first thing in the morning, you can click the + sign on the right side of each category to get a detailed list of what each item sold for. Enjoying the series so far

You were asking about finding ladders in the mine. It is harder to find them when the spirits are in a bad mood, easier to find when the spirits are in a good mood. You may want to consider placing a chest near the elevator at the mine entrance to clear some inventory space so you do not have to trash items so frequently while mining.

Please God bless that brave man who need a cotton 😂😂

I’m disappointed you quit. There are many things you can do differently that may have helped you enjoy it more and actually made it more fun. Yes it gets more difficult but there are tricks to make it easier. I would watch a few other content creator videos. I have learned a great deal from them. I hope you reconsider. I have enjoyed watching.

good walkthrough been watching all parts since my pc broke

I was also annoyed when I spent time getting herring and anchovies and it's not even needed for the community center haha

Enjoying the play thru but you really need to increase your volume just a tad.

Save mixed seeds too they play a big role later after the community center.

Also save everything make chest! Every item in the game has a use and will surprise you later.

Put all your money into crops on the 13th you will be able to buy strawberries at the festival in spring they make you the most gold of any crop early in the spring. Crop are gonna be your main economy early game. Work towards the bundles in the community center! They are very important. You can get a greenhouse doing them.

enjoy your videos, suggest to increase your volume just a tad.

A little tip, if I may. When putting down farm fields you can hold the shift key to over-ride the number of field tiles allowed. This allows you to "square off" the fields instead of having uneven edges to your fields. The increased tiles will not increase production, it will only make the farm fields look better.

At 16:17, when you say that you didn't know why you couldn't build a bridge, the bridge costs 20 timber and you only had 14.

This video was a godsend..... Probably would have never have been able to finish the mission without it. Thank you so much. Also once I learned how the double tap then hold for the jump button, gives you the longest/highest distance too.

Really cool game, isn’t it, Professor?

Hello fellow cloud. Really cool build here. Nice video. 👍

Donation boxes are your best friend for income. Don't forget them when you build new enclosures. Been enjoying your learning process. ❤

I'm enjoying this playthrough!! Animal Stress - IIRC, some animals get stressed when they are stared at by humans. You can switch up barriers to one-way glass or give them places to hide away from guests when they get too stressed. My favorite way to do this is to build a "cave" that has an opening away from guests and one-way glass near guest pathing. That way, guests can look into the cave where animals are hiding/sleeping, but the animals don't know that they're still visible, so their stress meter goes down. Injuries/Sickness - when you purchase animals, you are supposed to put them in a quarantine center before transporting them to habitats. The quarantine center checks them for injuries and illness, transports them to the vet for treatment, and then clears them to be put into habitats. exhibits being obstructed - for some reason, you can't place exhibits over existing pathing. You have to delete the pathing, place the exhibit, and then connect the exhibit to pathing with new pathing... it is very weird My apologies if you addressed this stuff in the video, I made this comment after being 3/4ths of the way finished with the video :)

Third hint marsh eggs, LM crystals, tree candy and other crystals

I feel that I must give you more hints, crash dummies try some flares, back at the garage there is a very small circle track to find the door quarks absolute must fix before entering the center zone. upgrade all doors and panels extra battery and jumpers. many items in this zone hard to get but a must. be prepared. scan everything if you can. Looking forward to day 8

I just have to comment on the fax machine that is where the info sheets may go

Been watching your videos, it's been interesting. Sorry to say there were a lot of mistakes which I'm sure you are aware of. Battery issues the 4 square panel to the left was never used next to it was the charge indicator leaving lights on drain battery that is why day 6 was rough. Lots of scanning needs to be done why'll driving. There is so much I would like to give you hints about this game. it is a though one, but lots of exactment too.😁

Idk how you popped into my feed, but I’m glad you did. Plus 1 sub. I’m excited to watch more

I've been watching the zoo and wild hearts stuff. The only place I'd critique them is that they might be a bit long. 1 hour+ is a pretty big time commitment, and most other channels, in my experience, tend to keep non-livestream content to around 30 minutes. I tend to listen to this stuff as background noise, so the length doesn't really bother me personally though. Good luck with the channel.

Sapsourge looks like he's based on a beaver to me. I'm not sure what was happening with that jump over the bridge. It almost looked like you were hitting something. It didn't do that to me. I do find it kind of annoying that you see Kingtusk in the field during the cutscene, but then he's teleported to the shrine area for the fight. I think, the elements are wood, fire, water, wind, and earth. It looks like it's based off of the Chinese 5 element chart (Wood, Water, Fire, Earth, and Metal).

im new to monster hunter. i heard to your stream that you finish monster hunter world.. do you mean the story? did you just finish the main story?

The Monster Hunter community was very interested in Wild Hearts when it was announced and first out. There were, of course, people that called it a clone, but, for the most part the vibe was very much 'competition is good for Monster Hunter'. I think it failed for a couple of reasons. First it was immensely buggy on release and $80. A new IP is always going to have struggles, but Wild Hearts made a terrible first impression for a lot of folks. It was covered by some of the bigger MH youtubers, and one of them (who was very positive over all) had unplayable slow down (on the PS5). I mean it's still buggy for me, but not so bad that I can play it. I do worry because a lot of bug complaints happen further in than I am currently. Second, Monster Hunter people may have went in expecting something Monster Hunter like and Wild Hearts really isn't (that's not bad, just different). To me, Wild Hearts and Monster Hunter feel more like cousins rather than siblings. Wild Hearts feels closer to a true action RPG while Monster Hunter is closer to a strategy, or even turn based, RPG. In what I've seen from looking around, the general thought is Monster Hunter is all about positioning, while Wild Hearts (and I suspect Souls games) are more about i-frames and dodging. There's a lot of emphasis on repeating the fights until you've mastered them in MH. It's an intended slow progression that improves the player not the character. Wild Hearts, has a little of that, but feels more like it wants fights and how the player handles them to be a bit more 'on the fly', if that makes sense. I haven't gotten far enough in to really judge Wild Heart's combat, but that's my first impression. One thing I have heard repeatedly is that for the MH fans who bought in and stayed with Wild Hearts, their enjoyment went way up once they stopped trying to play it like a Monster Hunter game. Third most MH players are really in it for the endgame (I'm not really one of them), and Wild Hearts doesn't have the diversity to make a deep endgame experience. That's not it's fault, and isn't really a fair thing to judge against it, but that's a natural result of entering a genre that's dominated by a single 20 year old franchise. I don't think this would have been as big a deal if the game had made a better first impression, however. And the final nail was EA announcing they were done, the series was dead, and they weren't doing anymore fixes even though the game still had issues for a good portion of the player base. Personally, I think the Wild Hearts is good, it's got some bugs and I'm not totally sold on the combat yet, but I'm also don't feel like I'm to the point where the game has all it's mechanics in place, so I don't think it's fair to judge. My only real gripes with are the script and voice acting (nitpicks really). I think it's a neat idea to have the Japanese voice cast do the English VA work, but they sound like they're reading rather than acting, so it feels monotone or weirdly emphasised. By contrast the Japanese dialogue sounds great, but the dialogue auto plays and goes a bit too fast for me to read comfortably. I also really dislike randomly dropping foreign words into sentences. These people seem like they're all from the same general area, and therefore should be speaking the same language, yet the characters are constantly dropping random Japanese words into the script. It feels like how some of the more Japanese-fetishizing internet people speak, and it's cringy. They also seem to want to use both the kemono's Japanese name and the English. I know she does it with the boar, something like 'we call it a yama'ugachi but you hunters call it a Kingtusk'. I'm not fluent enough to be sure, but I think the Japanese dialogue just uses yama'ugachi. It feels like the game's saying 'this is what it's really called, but you can't handle that'. I'm also not a fan of the English names in general. They aren't reflective of the Japanese name (yama'ugachi is something more like mountain piercer), and they sound a bit like the names a edgy preteen would make up. Again, nothing big enough to be down on the game about, but they do add up.

🎉 good 😊😊😊

Very nice builds. FYI you can only use deliverance on the first hook no matter what. Keep up the good work.

Awesome video

Love to watch these playthrough videos

In case you're curious. Crowns are just really big or small large monsters (like Rathian, Anjanath, etc). Gold is the biggest/smallest and are only good for achievements. There's also some gameplay differences because of just being big or tiny. You get investigations by collecting footprints and breaking monster parts. What investigations you get is sort of random (which is stupid), but breaking parts of the thing you want investigations for has the best chance to get investigations for that monster. If you haven't yet, you might want to start capturing monsters. World gives you more parts for a capture than a kill. It also can open up arena quests (assuming your hunter rank is high enough) with monsters you've captured which is a good way of farming. You can target a monster from the map. Right stick click the monster's name on the lower left corner. The scoutflies may take you to tracks first, but they'll go eventually. At the part where you spun down Rathian's back and it hurt you. She bit you just as you attacked. I don't know Dual Blades, but I suspect that attack has a hyper armor state. Basically your attack doesn't get interrupted, but you take damage if the monster hits you during it. I'm not sure, but I think when you talk about knocking a monster out what you're actually seeing is a 'clagger'. The clagger is an opening to use the clutch claw (if you have Iceborne) and it doesn't last very long. The claw lets you grab on to monsters and pull yourself to them. If they aren't enraged (red eye icon on the map) and you have slinger ammo, you can bang them into walls for some damage and a knockdown. There's an optional quest that goes into it if you're interested. The poison was from a poisoncup (a flower on the map). You were right on top of one when you were fighting Rathian. You can use those to poison monsters too. Rathian can also poison you, but it's much harder for her to do without her tail. When you went flying, I think your SOS friend launched you. Friendly fire won't hurt you in MH, but you can get knocked around. Also a bit on MH online etiquette, hammers and hunting horns get priority on the head (because they can do knock-out damage), great Sword and long sword get the tail. Great sword also gets the wake up hit. It's generally there to help people not trip each other and get the most effective damage. The monster party with Anja and Rathian is what you use dung pods for. Fling poop at the one you want to leave. Each skill has a max amount, and most armor come with some amount of a skill on it. You get more of the skill by adding more pieces that have that skill (so if you had a helmet with 1 slugger and a waist with 2, you'd have 3 slugger over all.) You're still in low rank so you won't see them yet, but later armor will have deco slots. Decos add skill points, so if you needed more attack+, you could slot in the appropriate deco if your armor has a slot for it. The only thing leveling armor does is increase defense. The egg quests have always been kind of awful. Non-spoiler hint, watch where the Rathian is going; it's her nest you're going to steal from. ***Spoilers (In the Ancient Forest, the nest is at the top of the tree)***

How is your boost so good nice don’t work that way

Dude you are helping me build my dream guild I wish we had a guide like this when the game come up. Thanks!

I don't know why, but I missed a lot of lunges when I started playing doctor, despite having a couple 100 hours on game

Im happy to give you my player id and i fan take you into some custom matches. I am iridescent rank as killer and ive watches alot of otz and true talent. I can answer and questions you have or anything about survivor. Just let me know. 😊

Im still trying to catchup on all these videos. So I'm not sure if you've leaned this by now. But im sorry that people in this game dont like new players leaning new killers your onryo match you had is a good example. When the onyro is demanifested you will have no terror radius to the survivors and you can teleport to tvs. But you cant attack. When you are manifested you can attack but you can't teleport and your terror radius is normal. Hopefully that helps. You were on track though she is kinda like Wraith just a little diffrent in abilities. Have fun matches 😊

What a great vid, love Otz as well! Don't be too hard on yourself, DBD is definitely a difficult game and, as Otz said in one of his most recent videos, it's daunting to get into the game now as a newcomer, so it's impressive you're doing this and I wish you all the luck on your DBD journey. Just some tips only if you'd like to take them: 1) It takes a little time and practice to get used the correct distance for that lunge. I think for most killer mains knowing the correct distance is instinctual after practice, so try to be a little patient with yourself in learning the distance of swings. 1:58 is a great example of good distance between yourself and the Jake here and 16:19 with you and this Meg. I'd say practice this distance if you want a safe lunge. 2) 31:54, 37:13, 38:26 I noticed when you go for hits, at times your aim shifts up a lot which can cause you to miss hits because you don't get an accurate distance between yourself and the survivor. If you feel like you can't train yourself to steady your hand to the center and flick left and right only, consider lowering the sensitivity of your mouse to help. 3) You might know about this already, but there are ways to tell how far along a generator is, sound and physical indicators. The louder generator, the closer it is to being finished; there are 4 pistons on the generator, each piston = ~25% totaling to 100. Unless you have perks that accompany it, generators that at a low percentage aren't worth kicking and can be a waste of your time imo. This gen at 14:35 is around 25% and isn't worth kicking, but the gen at 14:50 (passed again at 15:07) is definitely worth dropping chase to kick since it's nearly at 100%. Remember that it'll continue to regress even when you're in chase, so you get a lot more value kicking it the higher % the generator already is.

Keep it up. It becomes second nature before you know it. I recommend picking one killer and grinding that one out till you have it mastered.

great video looking forward for the next episode hope you improve, a small tip for Doctor is try to use your power when they are trying to vault or drop a pallet it cancels their action and you can punish them also be mindful when you lunge like the other comment said, that is all hope you improve gramps love the content you've been putting, you earn a subscriber

Myers always has no terror radius in tier 1

Match 1 When you're missing lunge hits, a good tip is to stop using them until you get better at tracking survivors movements. Wait, be patient, which is really hard sometimes, but watch their movements, mainly their hips and feet and just tap the button when they end up in front of you. Once you become accustomed to the specific survivors movements and predicting what they will do, that's when lunges get more useful. You can also drag your hits at the last second to either the left or right depending on which direction the survivor spins. Good games. Match 2 29:50 when you pick up a survivor spin around to check for hooks behind you.

Let’s goooooo!!!

any iron that falls will still be there when you get down there later.

Theres a jurnal page inside the building you were at the beginning of this vid, you missed it in the last episode, it's in the back lying in the window