Let's become hunter-gathers together!<br/><br/>I discovered this game recently, and it's pretty enjoyable. Despite the Minecraft-like appearance the game is so much more in-depth <em>and realistic</em> when it comes to its gameplay. Crafting, for example,

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Vintage Story Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 04:54:50 No.5959

Let's become hunter-gathers together!

I discovered this game recently, and it's pretty enjoyable. Despite the Minecraft-like appearance the game is so much more in-depth and realistic when it comes to its gameplay. Crafting, for example, can require multiple items within a crafting space, and creating things like tools requires you to actually knap stones into shape, creating pottery requires shaping clay, mining requires finding surface copper, etc. The built-in survival guide for looking up crafting recipes is basically a necessity.

Server: 207.211.172.205

You can buy the game from https://www.vintagestory.at/ for 20 EUR.

The refund policy is really generous if you don't like it:
"We offer refunds within 2 weeks of purchase or 10 hours of play time, whichever comes first. However, even if you fall outside those limits you can still request a refund and we'll take a look. In principle, if you don't like our game, then we also don't want to keep your money."

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 04:56:56 No.5960

... But, I'm sure for many 20 EUR is a steep price for a game without an up-to-date demo. So:

Crack: https://files.catbox.moe/vwq3c0.dll
Rename to "VintagestoryLib.dll" and overwrite the file in the installation directory. Then, you can launch the game. Once you get in, click the "Logout" button in the bottom left and put in any username you would like. I won't vouch for the safety of this file other than to say that it works, and passes virustotal.com. From this point, you can play singleplayer and join multiplayer servers that don't check user auth (basically the same as a cracked Minecraft server).

Downloads:
Windows: https://cdn.vintagestory.at/gamefiles/stable/vs_install_win-x64_1.20.9.exe
Linux: https://cdn.vintagestory.at/gamefiles/stable/vs_client_linux-x64_1.20.9.tar.gz
MacOS X: https://cdn.vintagestory.at/gamefiles/stable/vs_client_osx-x64_1.20.9.tar.gz

If you want to host a server on your LAN, you'll want to change these settings found at: C:\Users\<YourUserNameHere>\AppData\Roaming\VintagestoryData\serverconfig.json
"OnlyWhitelisted": false,
"WhitelistMode": 1,
"VerifyPlayerAuth": false,
"AdvertiseServer": false,

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:00:17 No.5962

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SO MANY GAMES!
Hmm.. this one seems kind of interesting and I've heard people talk about it a few times over the years.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:00:35 No.5963

I've had my eye on this game for a long time but I decided to wait until it's closer to feature complete since I don't tend to come back to this kind of game after I burn out on it the first time.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:01:46 No.5964

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That being said! Please gaze upon my small vineyard. I collected a bunch of cranberry, red currant, and black currant bushes and have a little plot.

>>5962
It's cool! And fun! I think the closest game I can compare it to is maybe Haven and Hearth since it places much more of a heavy emphasis on realism than games like Minecraft which is more arcade-y.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:03:24 No.5965

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And this is my mud hut... I'm having trouble finding clay at the moment. I was so close to finishing a bunch of pots but I ran out of clay right at the end.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:22:03 No.5966

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>>5959
>Crafting, for example, can require multiple items within a crafting space, and creating things like tools requires you to actually knap stones into shape, creating pottery requires shaping clay, mining requires finding surface copper, etc.
I hate crafting so much. Even normal Minecraft feels tedious to me, so I'm completely baffled why people crank it up to 11 instead of trying to make it bearable. Whenever people tell me about these it's like they're telling me to play a game where you shove bamboo under your fingernails anytime you want to do anything, yet there's no malice there, they genuinely think it's a good way to spend my time. I don't understand how there's an audience for this but they just keep making them.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:22:07 No.5967

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Was playing this game for a bit recently but got burnt out. I also remember playing with 4/jp/ a few years ago and that was a lot of fun.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:24:06 No.5968

I was thinking about this looking at the minecraft thread. Were it not for the lack of 2hu mods it would be perfect.
>>5962
This one is very good. It's slow, but progress feels very rewarding. Moving through the material ages is a nice natural progression that I could best describe as an explosion of possibilities at each stage.
My only real gripe is the major bottlenecks have a time window. If you don't plant enough flax to make a ton of linen then you're going to have a hell of a time trying to get into iron, and steel is out of the question.
For a niche game it surprisingly has a nicely sized modding community, so there's lots of stuff there.
>>5967
I remember that, was a ton of fun. I do feel bad for committing arson on fort fumo…

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:52:00 No.5969

I'll keep waiting until technology advances enough that voxel games don't have to be as blocky as NES games

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 05:52:48 No.5970

>>5969
But there already exists a voxel game like that called Space Engineers.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 06:45:06 No.5973

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>>5970
the voxels are just as big, the mesh representing them is just smoothed out

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 06:58:38 No.5974

Played this recently, it's pretty nice. I'll definitely join since it runs fine on linux but whether anyone is gonna be online at the time is another matter.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 07:37:09 No.5975

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I am entering the pottery era for real now. Food to preserve in my pottery... That's still an issue (´• ω •`)

>>5974
>whether anyone is gonna be online at the time is another matter
Well... We'll see... I'll probably have a server up by 4PM EST.

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 08:17:05 No.5976

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>buy the game

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 15:14:41 No.5989

>>5976
See: >>5960

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 20:24:07 No.6001

Updated the thread at ops request

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 21:03:14 No.6002

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Explored north a tiny bit on the server. Would wait for people to show up but I'm really tired. Might be back on sometime later this evening

Anonymous 05/02/25 (Fri) 21:35:11 No.6005

>>6002
Not today as l4d2 is a higher priority, but I could pop in tomorrow for some time, likely 2-6 EST. I can make for a decent charcoal and mining monkey. Blackguard is the only way I play.

Anonymous 05/03/25 (Sat) 02:46:07 No.6008

Played a bit offline, and it really feels like a tedium simulator.
Not sure what people meant by "realism", but not being able to expand your grain fields and berry bushes by replanting your harvest sure isn't it.
Maybe it's more tolerable with large group to cover different niches, but solo isn't fun.

Anonymous 05/03/25 (Sat) 03:27:45 No.6010

>>6008
This, it's literally "we have Minecrap at home"

Anonymous 05/03/25 (Sat) 17:16:09 No.6020

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Got into copper age and made some tools. Mold for a prospecting pick is being cooked too, once it's done you can craft one and look for tin+copper (I think) to advance into bronze.
Internet is shitting itself as it tends to do in the evenings so I'm probably done for today.

Anonymous 05/03/25 (Sat) 17:25:58 No.6021

saw is also good to make for boards, can make chests with those and maybe a house

Anonymous 05/03/25 (Sat) 20:01:49 No.6026

What version of the game are you guys running?

Anonymous 05/03/25 (Sat) 21:14:48 No.6027

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The tools… are made.
The pit kilns… are burning.
The blackguard… is starving.

Anonymous 05/03/25 (Sat) 22:18:52 No.6028

>>6026
1.20

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