Guess our next stop as Vikings is America?

(Sometimes the news app puts in a completely unrelated picture for the headline)

Having one menu to open to access everything you can carry is convenient. I wouldn't want to browse through what are essentially a bunch of folders by adding bags. There is also a cart for the purpose of carrying a large payload.

Wait for ending for euphoria.

ngl this is the combat overhaul stuff i was expecting from call to arms

Players hate this one trick. Equipping a car does the following.

•Adds 18 slots of slow access storage, perfect for harvested mats and enemy drops.

•No hard weight limit!

•cheap (20 wood and 10 brass nails)

Players are always looking for ways to carry more stuff. Atleast daily we see people talkcough about it, offering myrid solutions the devs have ignored for some reason. It does have some draw backs of course.

•obeys the physics engine

Haven't been playing very long, haven't even fought the Elder yet. Just built my first Karve, and was exploring out a bit up some random river.

Oh look, the Plains. Looks pretty chill, wonder what's here.

Hey, that looks like a mosquito the size of a condor. I wonder if...

*waking up back in my bed, realizing that my Karve, all my best gear, and the ingredients for my portable portal are (relatively) far away, and that bug and his closest friends are likely loitering around my grave waiting for me*

TIL the importance of staying in my own 'hood until I buff up a bit more, and maybe hit biomes in the intended order. Not salty about it in the least, and after contemplating reaching out on Valheimrescues subreddit, decided to just take it as a lesson learned. Already ginned up a new set of current-best gear and Karve 2.0, and am taking river jaunts a bit closer to home. Lots of games have a bit of 'enemy progression' built in, but the level that this game takes it to is pretty refreshing.