Make Valheim 100x BETTER with NO MAP | Ultimate "No Map" Guide | 10 Pro Challenge Tips and Tricks
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Valheim is 100 times better without a map - this is what you need to thrive without one. Oh, and this is the only nomap guide for Valheim on CZcams right now, so learn well!
This guide will teach you the basics of the nomap challenge, which disables your ability to pull up your minimap, and forces you to map the world using paths, signs and portals, which become even more important. Now you must navigate using the sun, the moon and the great tree in the sky, Yggdrasil. But there are other secrets you can use to keep your path true in this new immersive journey through Valheim, which you will only find here.
How to become a nomap Legend:
1. Watch my video, like it and Sub to my channel.
2. Log into a new Valheim world.
3. Turn off your map by clicking F5, typing "nomap" into the command console and smashing ENTER.
4. Use all the sweet nomap Tips & Tricks I just taught you.
5. Thank me later ;)
If you have any other nomap tips and tricks for the community let us know in the comments! And let me know what you thought of the vid!
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How to turn off your map: Before you start the game, in steam, go to Valheim > properties > general and in the text box at bottom type -console , then in game press f5 to open up the command box and type nomap , hit enter and BAM, the map disappears! You type nomap and hit enter again in command box to turn map back on :) THANK ME LATER 😎
Update in 2024. This is now in game as world modifiers. Preset Immersive mode is no map and no portals. But all can be configured to ones liking.
The build hammer compass trick can be used when finding vesvegirs for bosses as well, even inside instanced areas. When you use the vesvegir, a little light will shoot from the vesvegir in the direction of the boss it indicates. That is the true direction tot he boss, so you can use the hammer to orient a piece that way, put it away, leave the instance, and then pop the hammer back out and the build piece will be pointing towards the boss location.
Awesome, love this, build hammer is such a helpful guide in no map!!
currently playing on a public server with no maps/ no portals.. gotta say, it really encourages community and working together. Trade feels much more realistic and fun, and i really like the added challenge of remembering landmarks to get around. also, yggdrasil is an excellent way to find direction if you're at sea or something
This is so great to hear, what server are you playing on? :)
What's the point of nomap if your enabling portals?
I started a NoMap no portals immersive + run and it's been amazing. Best way to play this game. Everything feels much more significantly rewarding and worthwhile. We have a very large portion of the begginer island mentally mapped out and pathed. Found haldor & elder boss ring. Path to that as well.
Keeping portals out with nomap makes the playthrough extremely nomadic. Always a new outpost. Feels like a linear progression of adventuring "inland" or out to sea.
I think the emersion of having no map and navigating is fun. And the portals are good for containing the difficulty in a sorta sense. Because you can still Farm and mistlands is way more manageable. Also portals save loads of time, and i think thats an important part of the choice too.
You inspired me to start my first nomap run. it's a very different way of playing indeed
Heeeeey! So glad I did! Anything you learn from it drop it here to help someone else out with their nomap run!
@@JellyJamBoyGaming Well, on the spawn I find it easier to remember that The Elder's sacrificial stone is north from the center, and Yagluth's is south.
Just started a no map run on xbox because the test version has it and omg it rekindled my love for Valheim! Waaaaay better without a map. Great tip for the build hammer compass btw, that was my biggest issue was not knowing north!
Delighted that this helped you out, and you’ve inspired me to make my next run nomap again too! ;)
I didn't even know it was a compass. I thought it was just the rune for Odin's eye.
These are fantastic tips that I wish I had known earlier. I am just finishing up my first no map run on my channel. Some of those I figured out, but others are still new to me. Thanks for sharing!
Hey thanks Kongveal! Did I just give you a reason to do another nomap run?? ;)
@@JellyJamBoyGaming I was already planning a no map, no portal, no base run. But these tips will certainly help me out a ton in that run!
@@kongvealsurvives no portal no base!?!? 🙈 you have more patience than me 😂 I stop at no map :p
@@JellyJamBoyGaming Haha we will see how it goes. If nothing else it will be interesting. lol
Awesome video.
I didn't know the spawn platform was a compass. Never really paid attention to it.
Did you know about the pocket compass or the floor mining either? I was amazed when I figured those out!
@@JellyJamBoyGaming I knew the mechanic existed, but never thought to use it as a compass. That's just brilliant
@@JellyJamBoyGaming 'find one using the previous tips' is not really a new tip.
Great video. Good to see you back!
Thanks man!! It’s good to be back!! Looking forward to Mistlands??
@@JellyJamBoyGaming Not really. I got tired of waiting and moved on.
@@thedefside you’re not the only one buddy! They are taking their damn time! 😂
Holy mate.... I have already lost my hair due to anxiety but i fear what will happen if I start a nomap playthrough. cant imagine something harder in valheim than this, my heart would crash lol! So I play on the map! Its a prebuild map on nexus mods which you are supposed to play without a map but it already has roads and minibases connecting all the bosses/biomes!
No map is not that hard once you get the hang of it and you keep your bearing as much as possible! I’ve seen the Olde Road, it looks awesome, I might make some videos with it some time!
some sort of star constellations would be cool.. would help so much
Great stuff! subbed :)
Yay! Means a lot!
This is awesome and probably pretty hard :o
I love it
Thanks, you should try it! 😎😎😎
Woooooo GO TEAM NOMAP!!!
GO TEEEAM! 😂 learn anything new??
Very cool and useful! I’ve been debating doing a no map world because of how chill the game is. I might see if there is a compass mod though haha, but I like the path and sign idea especially in the mainland or wherever you aettle
Thanks so much! So I also looked into this originally haha there were a few compass mods out there when I looked about 6 months ago, I’m sure at least one of them will still be up to date! :)
You are a beast… I struggle with the game on easy, kudos
I’ve played it a lot, so I have to be half decent at it 😂
currently doing a immersive play (no map, no portal) I am seriosly stuck I cannot find the Elder summoning location. I have searched far north and on another island that was entirely black forest. I went south and ran into another forest but there were no seed spawns and there was a mountain, also my island isnt an island. it just keeps going
Thanks for the pro tips
You’re welcome!! :)
That was so helpful! Such a great guide
My son and I did a no map/no portal challenge and completed it once Yagluth was ended. After Mistlands came out we added portals but kept the map off. We figured going back with a map after a fun gameplay almost felt like...cheating...
That sounds like a lot of fun! I haven’t tried no map with Mistlands yet, I can only imagine it’s hard!
@@JellyJamBoyGaming One of the Devs mentioned that it is COMPLETELY impossible to do Mistlands with nomap. I'm not sure about it. But it IS quite difficult
Yo jelly how you been bud? So I'm relaunching a dedicated realm but cant seem to get journey to Valhalla or chicken boo to work. Are they not supported anymore? Such great mods was hoping to run them again
Hey dude I’m good thanks for getting in touch! That’s really weird, and since I haven’t played JTV in a while, my advice would be to get on the JTV discord and ask in the help chat, the link for the discord is here! discord.gg/4EXKwyws my hunch is that JTV hasn’t been updated in a while, so the mods it uses need to be downloaded to the exact right version that works with that version of JTV which is getting a bit old now! I know the mod author has moved onto other games so he’s probably not going to update it as much anymore, but this is modding for you!
We just started a no map and no portals play through. Fun so far
No portals as well!?!? You guys are hardcore, respect 😎
About to start one too. any tips?
@@chrisallum9044 it actually went horribly wrong and we got lost at sea. Lost on land so many times and a few times we resorted to walking the coast all the way around to find home. It took over an hour the one time. We tried drawing a map based on our guesses on MS Paint which didn't help much. If you legit make it to snow area in progress (which is where we quit) you'll need to become a group of nomads. Create multiple bases and bring your cores with you each time.
Huh, I have read about this command before but I never used it. How exactly does it work? I mean... there is the Map, which by default opens when pressing M, and then there is the Minimap always present at the corner of the screen. Which one gets removed? The minimap only? Both?
Hey thanks for your comment! So both get removed! You can’t use any in game map anymore! Instead, the only help you get is when you click a boss vegvisir it will point your character in the direction of the boss stone, that’s it! So you need all the tips you can get to succeed, and it’s SUPER fun!
Interesting idea for a playthrough. But how on earth do you find bosses? Do you just hope for the best to come across a spawn location? My elder location was pretty freakin far away...
So in no map the vegvisirs for each boss just point you in the right direction to the boss, my advice would be to do the pocket compass trick when you find a boss vegvisir and point it in the direction of the boss location and start travelling as straight as you can! Hardest boss to find is apparently Bonemass! First 2 bosses are quick enough to find. Moder only spawns on HUGE mountains and Yagluth altar can usually be seen from sea!
@@JellyJamBoyGaming "Point you in the right direction". Does this mean if you look straight at the vegvisir and go in a straight line you should run into the boss?
@@richarddevenezia8186 hey Richard! No what I meant was when you click a vegvisir in nomap mode, if you leave your mouse and keyboard alone, the game will point your character in the direction of the nearest summon altar for the boss in question. If you follow that straight line then you’ll eventually get to the boss. Does this make sense? :) I would just note the direction it points your character and use this as a guide as you move in the general direction of the boss :)
I will never try this. I hated in Subnautica that there is no ingame map.. I was constantly looking at the map I downloaded from the internet.
You play Valheim the way you want to! That’s the great thing about Valheim 🙏🏻
Do you have any tips for finding the trader without map?
Trader is usually on the first band of islands that surrounds your starter island, and sometimes even on your starter island if it’s large, so map out your starter island fully then map out all the next islands over and you’ll find him!
I just happened across him while looking for blueberries on my starter continent. Was so surprised since i have never found him on the starter landmass before. Crazy luck for my first nomap no portal run
Sounds like fun but How do you get rid of the map ?
Before you start the game, in steam, go to Valheim, properties, general and in the text box at bottom type -console , after that all you gotta do in game is hit f5 to open up the command box and type nomap , hit enter and BAM, the map disappears! You type nomap and hit enter again in command box to turn map back on :)
Are you supposed to find even the boss altars without a map?
Yes sir. No map EVER, you don’t need it with the power of NAVIGATION 😎
Wow imma try
mmmm, no I think if I was out there by myself, instead of making roads, I would just make a map.
"the trident with the 3 lines is pointing north' ... do you not see that there are literally 2 of the same 3-point trident on that? Yeah I think you got that wrong.
Only one trident has 3 transverse lines on the shaft under the trident head...
@@dannave7816 yeah this is what I was referring to, thanks Dan :)
Wait there is a map?
You are a true apostle of the no map 🙏🏻
turn off the portals too
I have done that and am having some regrets 😀
Im building more forges for repairs since i cant teleport back and fix stuff
Using the hammer to display a floating build piece as a compass is not immersive at all.
Good tips.
I think they all work fairly well even if we use a map.
I don't understand why we wouldn't use a map.
Fine, maybe it's just a challenge because you like to make your games extra difficult.
You do you, more power to you.
Real humans have been making maps since our hairy ancestors figured out how to paint on cave walls, and we never stopped.
99.9% of humanity never traveled farther than an hour from their home until the last few thousand years, and even then, that number dropped down about about 75% until the last few centuries.
The few that did travel used a living guide (who had a map) or they made their own map as they went, or maybe bought a map before they left.
Some did all 3.
So at the very least, going without a map is not very realistic to what humans do, and have done, throughout all of history.
Sure, Valheim makes excellent maps extremely easy.
Way better and way more easy than actual vikings could do it.
But Valheim also makes it easier to forge iron, make tools, grow crops, cook and eat food, build structures, chop trees, kill trolls, and cast magic spells than real vikings could.
So I don't see why making maps more easily would be a bad thing when all the other things are easy too.
Like I said, just doing it to make the game?
Awesome, more power to you.
But if you claiming that maps aren't realistic, well, neither is Megingjord, Frostner, trolls, sea serpents, dragons, or anything we can find or make in the mistlands.
In fact, seafaring explorers who don't make maps are more unrealistic than most of that other stuff.
Good tips though.
I like the idea of crisscrossing the island with roads.
A map is one thing. I thought about trying to draw the map as i play but what removes much of challenge in games is the gps tracker for characters.
Would be pretty cool to buy a static map from the trader
no
Yeah be a true Viking use no map but portals are okay LOL
Haha this is a good point
@@JellyJamBoyGaming yeah sorry to be so shitty about it, just seems kind of half baked to play immersive mode with portals on
Think I’d rather just press M
Hahaha absolutely your choice man 😂🙏🏻
... Nah.
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