The FASTEST Way to Get Through the Bronze Age (EASY) | Valheim Guide for Beginners/Advanced Players
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- In this Valheim Guide I talk about the FASTEST way to get through the Bronze Age.
From Mining efficiency to what to craft first, this guide has everything you need in order to get you through the Bronze Age quick and efficiently.
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Valheim is a new RPG survival game set in a huge open world that can be played solo or co-op by 1-10 players and optional PVP mode with action filled combat. The open world is procedurally generated and inspired by Viking culture. Valhiem was developed by Iron Gate AB, a Swedish studio, and published by Coffee Stain Publishing. It features a combat system with unique skills, item crafting and weapons, house building where you can create settlements, castles, and mead halls. In Valheim you must summon and defeat vengeful primordial bosses of myth and legend, and collect trophies to progress and craft new powerful items.
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I just started playing Valheim and this is still the best info I've received so far regarding Bronze age. I had no idea the copper veins went down so deep. I was wasting time just mining the above ground boulder.
Thanks man! Glad you found some useful tips out if it! ;D
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Regardless of the node type, if you remove all earth that is touching the node, the entire node will explode and drop its entire contents on the floor. You can do this with Copper nodes by starting the excavation as showcased in this video, then once you reach the bottom, mine out the entire underside of the node. When you have completed, there will be a huge FPS spike or freeze, then the Copper node explodes. This, like normal Copper mining, still takes a long time, but it's worth it.
When you're in the Plains biome, you can rack up large amounts of stone by going to those very tall stone spires that are everywhere, do the same exact thing, and collect hundreds of stone in only a few minutes. All you do is cut directly through the spire or under it, then the spire will explode.
You can also do this to silver but it's more challenging because of the difficulty of wildlife that's around you in that area, and because you're quite literally tearing a hole into a mountain to achieve this.
Ima try this
Thanks, fellow viking. I tired of the work because I didnt use Odin's gift. That is, my brain.
Does this actually work?
@@SlightEcho yes, just be careful to ensure you get all the connecting earth or you may be stuck searching the whole deposit for that one pesky bit holding the whole thing up
@@rendedspace5606 i tried this and the node was just floating mid air with nothing connecting it to the ground
you could also farm with a troll, which will take you a fraction of the time to harvest tin, copper and finewood, all three without a pickaxe or bronze axe. By triangulating different copper ores found with a nearby troll, and building your forge on spot rather than hauling the metal back, you build your bronze age gear without delay, you get your (probably necessary) karve and get to iron faster. This way gave me by far the most efficient run I had in multiple new seed/new character speedruns of the bronze age.
In the past I've made bronze armor but it seems with the new hearth and home upgrading your troll armor is probably just as good as long as you have better shields.
@@TnavresGaming : I've been wondering that as well, plus the 15 sneak bonus is nice.
@@brodriguez11000 Troll armor is good enough to service as bronze unless you don't stop blocking entirely, you can even bleed iron level out of it, but once you get to silver/black iron, your base sneak should be high enough and you should be rolling heavy stuff, Goblins don't fuck around, and if you miss a parry it really hurts.
@@brodriguez11000 The lack of movement speed penalties are even better imo
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I guess most people aren't crazy like me and like to build a whole ass mining camp for every copper deposit. I actually like bronze age the most because it feels the most balanced. No wolves or mosquitos that just run up and instantly delete you if you don't already have the best gear for that zone, no slimes to 1 shot poison you from around a tree because you didn't happen to have a poison resist potion going. It's just like... chillin', mining copper, fightin' some tree dudes.
Yeah chilling around mining and then get smacked in the head by big ass troll. Donât ask me how I know it âŠ
@@bezdras I'll pour a tasty mead out for you, bröther
@@Tokorai Thanks, bröther!
When it's not your first copper deposit and you already have some fine wood, take portal materials with you for easy access to your base. That way, you can actually bring the Surtling Cores from your base and start smelting while you're mining. You can even build a forge with a few of the copper bars you have smelted and combine with some tin. Bronze is much more easily carried than copper ore and tin ore!
Also, dig down around the deposit first, and create a cavern under the deposit. There you can build a fire, a workbench, and even a bed to get the rested buff WHILE YOU'RE WORKING. Stamina regenerates much quicker when you're working in the RESTING state. You'll also be sheltered from the rain, and you can sleep right there to avoid the nightly greydwarf raids.
I love all these genius ideas. Thanks!
this comment is more useful than the video heh. Smelting while mining is the way to go, smelters also work great on top of crypts in the swamp where you have all the free cores and coal.
Thatâs brilliant!
me and my boys just mine the top part that has shiny on it we got 5 stacks in like 20 minutes
@@skittlescopes4832 5 stacks is 150 copper. -16 for a forge and cooler, makes 67 bronze. Take away 12 for adze, anvils, fermenter and cartographer, you're left with 55. Split that between your boys, each of which probably needs an axe for fine wood (8) and a cultivator (5) and some actual equipment like helmets and weapons. You'll need to hit a lot of bronze to just scrape off the top to keep you happy. Fully upgraded bronze gear for one player takes almost 300 bronze, that's 600 copper (granted, not everyone will want the bronze armor).
If you disconnect the orebody from the ground, it will collapse, however the "hitbox" for detecting groundedness is much bigger than visuals suggest, so you generally need to destroy all the copper close to the ground, and all the ground down to bedrock in a wide area. It takes a lot of prep work, but it's highly satisfying to see it all crumble at once.
soon as I found that out, ive never mined ore one by one again. I swear you get more from felling a whole ore vein than regular mining.
Actually a better way for shelter/repairs is to just dig down and then immediatelly below the copper. Once you dig out a small hole, standing beneath the copper deposit gives you shelter, so you can slap down a workbench there, campfire and you're completely safe, cause mobs usually don't fall in. And even if greydwarves do fall in, they just run around because of the campfire you put down.
New here. What do yâall do to get out ? Iâm on xbx
â@@charlesmjohnston use the pickaxe to get out
â@@vurzoh981no, you continue mining until the pickaxe runs out of durability then spend the rest of your life in the pit. Make sure to not have any building materials.
@@charlesmjohnstondig? With your pic or use a hoe maybe
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Wow, thank you! Means a lot. ;D
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Very good, concise and extremely helpful video. This is what a tips&tricks video should look like.
A lot of Info delivered in an easy and entertaining way, with visual examples.
Learning can be fun! :)
The explanation of how to make Bronze is a work of art.
Best mining video on CZcams. You just saved me so much time lol I have been hitting the copper mines like a true zero for 50+ hours.
I love the idea of dropping fires around your mine site to thwart attacks.
Keep the shorts coming! Great to the point info!
Great video. Even though I'm well into the silver age I go back to this every once in a while to see what tips I can re-learn from it. That fermenter setup at 5:06 is nice, I might have to steal it.
Tip to mining copper. Use a hoe to flatten the land around the copper forst. Start but coming from downhill so you get max flatten as you move up and around the node. Go up half way around then repeat on the other side. Much easier and best you rod any trees around the node. Use them to build workstation and small shack. Enjoy.
Some very valuable tips and hints. Thanks a lot!
That was super helpful, thanks for the tips!
Great video, straight to the point, no annoying loud sounds... Mate it's criminal you only have 640 subs!!
Appreciate you! We're growing fast, so we'll be up there in no time. ;P
Update: Now he has almost 4000! /confetti
I truly love your channel. Keep doing the best work.
THX SO MUCH FOR THIS!
Just started playing Valheim and I know this video is about a year old and tbh I knew all of this stuff going into this video but I just wanna say this video was still one of the most entertaining Valheim videos I've ever watched. Thank you!
haha my little bro sucked me in valheim now im also learning the game mechanics
Bro!!! I NEVER hit the âLikeâ and âSubscribeâ buttons on CZcams vids (cause Iâm lazy) but your content was SO good that I had to!! Keep it up! Youâre going places!
Great video! Much to the point. Another way to deal with transportation is to spawn a cart on top of a karve ship. Makes it easy to move from seaside various copper and tin nodes without running back to the base.
me and my friends just got valheim and weâre on the cusp of this bronze age. this video was very insightful. ill relay to information to my friends.
Actually funny without being cringe and quality info, keep up the good work my man...just got into this game myself had it since it came out but i figured id give it time for some updates
0:48 Best description of steps I've ever heard. Truly godlike
you can mine copper deposits from beneath and it will all break eventually. you may have to pillar up once in a couple places, but keep chipping at the bottom and it will give
Nice! Thanks for the tip, I didn't know that. ;]
I wonder if this actually drops copper tho, something tells me cheesing mining in this way was thought of beforehand by devs so ores broken by gravity donât drop anything.
@@KenGames45 still works, ive been doing that technique for the past few weeks now and it's hella satisfying to do that final chip from the side to see the whole copper roof crumble
Never got that to work for copper, but it sure works perfectly for silver.
For those many comment, it ABSOLUTELY works for copper. If your copper vein hasnt fallen you havent cleared enough space between it and the nearest ground.
great video!
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Supreme video! Thanks! Subscribed! Also some of the tips, like doing more damage from closer/on top I already noticed and told my friend. He didn't want to believe me. Now I can say: 'In your face!'.
Cheers for all the help!
thank you for this amazing video.
This helped me so much
Very helpful thank you!
i needed this, thankyou
Great video. This gonna help me alot. Thanks.
Great video bro it helped me out tremendously! Well done sir!!
eyy great video man thank you for making it.
awesome content!!!!
I've never heard about this game. Started playing the other day... wow, it's so good! Thanks for the video
This Video is incredible and informative and efficient and amazing and definitely entertaining
Bronze age is one of my faves and i think its because we always build roads.
1. Pick good location between black forest and meadows.
2. Get enougu supplies for a few days away from your main home and run through the blqck forest marking copper, caves and other resources on your map.
3. Build outposts every few copper veins you scout.
4. Connect the outposts/scouted locations to your main home with roads. Find a good intersection between all the points and spam the hoe.
Super fun building roads. You would be surprised how much easier it makes pulling your cart through the black forest plus you end up with other resources from clearing the roads :)
Agreed, I enjoy building roads in this game for cart hauling. I've built them in almost every biome, it's fun discovering overgrown ones you forgot you made once you're far into the game. I built one road down a mountain so I could bring silver to my ship, and a few roads through swamps to make it easier to traverse. The Hoe is an underrated tool in Valheim.
This guys the best, perfect info.
First ever playthrough, playing on Xbox, I'm enjoying the bronze age honestly, thanks for the video!
Thanks for this Iâm just working in the copper mine as of now. Sweet sweet coppa
Wicked pro tips, my dude
The comedy in this video is spot on! Made the bronze age seem.... fun. Even though it's not.
Great video, thanksâ€ïžđ
I subbed because of your explanation of bronze. its not like I didn't know how to make it, but it was golden
Half of this is filler but the actual information is genuinely helpful
I love this! XD
Haven't played in a few months and needed a refresher. Some of the more basic stuff you explained was super helpful to jog my memory! Thanks for the great vid!
Just started playing this game. Masterpiece is an understatement. Maybe the best game I've ever played.
Thanks, I just got this game Iâve been searching for the right video to teach me
and this is it.
Valheim is one of those games where I recommend you do your first playthrough blind, it was very enjoyable for us that way! Might try it before you spoil too much (unless it's too late, haha).
I loved this video!
You can fast-forward to the Bronze Age a bit by bypassing Eikthyr. Just load up on decent stamina foods (honey/boar meat/yellow mushrooms) and kite a troll around the copper deposits. He'll only get the surface stuff, but one deposit gives enough copper for a pickaxe. Then kite your blue friend to the beach and load up on tin. Then as fast as possible, make that bronze axe and get some fine wood to make a portal and build the other end at your troll-started copper mine. You can do this all without any real skill or armor - but I like to keep a bow with fire-arrows to kill the adds while I'm kiting the troll.
You'll have your bronze armor in no time.
Bonus: Don't sweat the "sweet spot" for mining because you want the experience anyhow. The more you swing, the better you get. In the long run, you'll be glad of the experience.
Better yet, use that same strategy to go to the mountains and take out some wolves, then use your stagbreaker to find "too hard" spots in the ground and get silver so you can skip bronze -- except for the pickaxe that you'll need to mine it. The silver will also save precious time in the swamps.
I'll just stick to duplicating, thanks.
Underrated youtuber your funny and helpful
Thanks for this video. I just got to this section of the game and I spent almost two hours dragging a cart through the woods looking for ore. It worked, but it definitely felt like I was doing something wrong. This still looks tedious as hell, but much better than what I was doing.
you bring the materials to make the cart with you and make it only when you reach the ore
Brilliant video, instant sub đ
Awesome, thank you! ;D
Hey man just watching this now and great tip. You should switch the title around and put beginner guide etc first then getting through copper age last. These are all amazing tips.
Finally a good valheim guide
I have never played this game, but this is a pretty sweet guide.
Sick video thanks!
No problem!
This is such a great video, what!!!
I went as far as digging a trench from one deposit to another, that part of the forest looked like the grand canyon...lol, there were so many deposits close to each other, went from one to the other nonstop. I built cart ramps out of the pits and I put gates up so I didn't get bugged by greydwarfs, I also had fires in the pits and workbenches as well for perpetual rested buff and easy repair, early on the deposit served as shelter till I smacked the last bit of ore covering the work bench, I mined for a week straight game time without having to sleep. I never mined so much ore, I never used it all...lol. I just dragged a cart along the shore for the tin while making a path with the hoe. One cart load of tin was enough to get me through bronze age, I used burial ch. for shelter to get my rested buff along the way, again non stop mining till the cart was full. As soon as I was able to make bronze pickaxes I switched from the antler ones for faster mining. All in all I think I created an efficient way to mine copper.
1:36 moment just made my evening xD
Basic idea is same as mine, but there is some point to improve. > 1. At first start dig around, and then make workbench inside the hole, just behind the wall, so you need make only 2 roofs to make it work. 2. dig copper from down side. After you take all bottom parts, all copper from up will collapse, so you dont have to dig all parts { this work prefectly with silver vains too}. :D Bonus point: if you have more copper around, make smelter around, like little blacksmith outpost., smelt it, make forge there and make all you need, and after that, just broke forge and other things, and move to you base only bronze you made.
One pro tip is: don't make bronze armor. I make troll hide armor and upgrade it to lvl 4. you're more agile and the armor difference is not that huge. Then again, I'm more of a ranger.
If you don't make bronze armour at all, it's really not that tedious era.
This is how I usually play and can confirm is some of the most efficient ways.
well fuck i thought i needed the maxed bronze to survive the swamp and the mountain, those drauger archers and wolves hit so hard
troll chest & legs + upgrades
leather hat replaced by iron helmet
then full silver in 6hrs
@@MrGhostTheBigRoast Bronze won't help much in the mountains, but you should have iron by then. In the meantime, a good shield is worth more than the bronze armor
Ooft, just hit the copper mines and it is a massive time killer. Thank you so much.
I usally mine the copper underneath the vein and let gravity have at it for anything that's on top. I also make a base in the black forest and do all the smelting there.
I legit lold đ great vid
yeah, sounds about right. i've not been digging out the copper nodes, buuut....there's so MANY that it's not been too much of an issue.
this will help alot. bout to go brrrr in the morning
You mightâve missed out the part where you get unlucky at your camp and get spawn trapped by a 2 star troll for 30 minutes but still a very helpful guide
I planted rows of trees to act like a fence that kept wandering trolls away. They didnât attack the trees and couldnât pass between them. I put up an iron gate that I could pass through as needed.
THERE IS MORE UNDERNEATHE?!?! OH GOD!!! Thank you for this info. I had no idea.
Funny and informational :)
not gonna lie 1 min in and this vid goes hard...got yourself a new follower
dude this is definitely underrated
Youâre funny as hell boy đ great video
Thanks bro
Haha, very funny! Good stuff
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
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Now this is a big brain video thank you for your 270 hours đ
Math out how much of each you need, build base at copper to smelt and craft. Can put a cart on the carve if you need extra storage, or just cheese the teleport system.
For those who struggle to bring copper or any other ore from one side of the map to another,you can create another world and put some chests.You'll store the ores you collected from your main world to your 2nd world.Then you can go to your main world ,in your base either by teleporting or offing yourself and then take the ores from your 2nd world to your main world.This is a cheesy way but I am sick of having to recollect my ores and items after dying thousands of times,especially in plains or swamps
If you're well prepared and know when to back off you'll die at most 5 times in this game
big brain
Very good tip!
If you're cheesing the game like that you may as well use devcommands to teleport. Cheating like that ruins the fun of the game in my opinion. Why bother doing anything if there's no risk involved? At that point just play in creative and build whatever with unlimited resources. Or you could y'know.. build a forge on site, craft your bars and take one big trip with a cart like a big brain lmao
That's even a hard way.. I farm on a different map from my main base. When I'm full I just spawn at my base unload and spawn right back at the node. I repair when I drop of metal đ and if you find a decent seed like mine I hit burrows hit metal then delete map and restart and farm em again
2:14 Love this one! I always end up spending way too much time on rest spots lol.
Wow Dude, i love ur humor and this video made my Day. Sub of course. Keep it up, good work, wish u 1mln sub
Thanks a ton!
Thank you
A more efficient way is to mine enough copper for a forge, axe, and a cart. Then even out a road through black forest up to the copper from your base. Place a teleporter in both locations and once you are completely done with the node just drag it all back in one go with your cart. The road doubles for core wood collecting if your base isnt in the forest. Its also fairly fast to make if you are any good at evening out ground.
if you want efficiency then setting up smelters next to ore nodes is by far the fastest way
This is easier than any tutorial I've seen
When you get to the copper edge, just mine straight down and place a fire. Mine under the copper and place your workbench and 2 chests. Place a wall in front of the fire so any greydorks that fall in are consumed by the fire. Then mine around the perimeter as recommended.
How do you only have 180 subs. Your guides are better than most other guides
Thanks! My guess would be because I started making Valheim content 2 months after it released. But hey, we'll get there! ;D
1 mill views. Great work
I do what you do except I put my workstation inside the pit. Less walking back and forth. Also, you can put roof pieces right on the exterior wall of the quarry.
if you want to skip through the bronze age easily , max out bronze mace and sheild but only use the troll armor to kill the next boss and go straight to iron armor ( also need the bronze axe)
You can probably just skip the bronze mace in favor of the upgraded club to hold you over until iron. On some quick run playthroughs(before mistlands), I'd do 1 copper mine and some tin to get the essentials(butcher knife, some nails, cauldron, cultivator, bronze axe, and the upgrades to crafting stations) with as few dungeons as possible before moving on.
It helps that only 9 cores are needed initially(5 for a single kiln/smelter at a time and 4 for a set of portals)
Getting troll armor, flint axe, club, knife, spear, and the bone shield as high as possible let me skip bronze weapons and armor going into the swamp. As an added bonus, I didn't have to mess with the crude bow or even finewood bow, so my first bow is pretty good, which is important because throwing spears are worthless in the mountains because you always will lose them.
You can actually get to the lower points at the coper vein, and if you can completely disconnect it from the terrain and mine a low point it will destroy the entire thing, It works kinda the same as building, it can be finnicky though.
I've gotten to the point in my playthroughs where I just completely skip the bronze age save for making a bronze axe, sword and pick, i'll just use troll gear till Iron.
Me too, Troll Armor, Bronze Axe, Pick and Mace and maybe a Buckler until Iron. :)
Yeah been that way since day 1. I dont think ive ever crafted full bronze set
Btw bronze dagger op not kidding
You can also skip sword and just use axe for fights
Didnt play for months.. now back at it in the bronze age. This game is by far one of the most enjoyable survival games. And that all by playing solo. I can only imagine the fun with a group of friends haha
I... love the bronze grind. I find it kinda therapeutic.
Workbench shelter? Why? Plopp down a portal and some chests. Drop ores in the chests and go through the portal back home with other items and drop them back home, repair and refill rested buffs. Then go back. Rinse and repeat until the full ore deposit is mined, fill your inventory with ore, run back home, empty inventory, go through portal back to the chests. Fill, run, empty, portal, repeat.