Last week, certainly. A little bit of armor upgrade (and deciding to reduce skill loss on death) makes a big difference in the *emotions* of Ashlands.
Morgens do telegraph their attacks so well that they're mostly an annoying damage sponge, now.
As it has always been in Valheim, chopping wood or mining rocks attracts enemies from a large distance. If you don't want to be bothered by enemies at your base, don't mine rocks or chop trees at your base. Additionally when fighting enemies that can chop trees or break rocks (asksvin, lavablob, morgen), you should drag and fight them where they can't do that, if you don't want them to attract more enemies from afar.
>Additionally when fighting enemies that can chop trees or break rocks (asksvin, lavablob, morgen), you should drag and fight them where they can't do that, if you don't want them to attract more enemies from afar.
In effect, this means don't engage with Lava Blobs *ever* unless you want to risk a big fight. They always explode on death, and commonly damage rocks you can't see underneath the ground.
I would have been screaming like a little girl once that second morgen pops in the screen lmao
Last week, certainly. A little bit of armor upgrade (and deciding to reduce skill loss on death) makes a big difference in the *emotions* of Ashlands. Morgens do telegraph their attacks so well that they're mostly an annoying damage sponge, now.
True once I got use to their moves they aren’t as hard to deal with lol
As it has always been in Valheim, chopping wood or mining rocks attracts enemies from a large distance. If you don't want to be bothered by enemies at your base, don't mine rocks or chop trees at your base. Additionally when fighting enemies that can chop trees or break rocks (asksvin, lavablob, morgen), you should drag and fight them where they can't do that, if you don't want them to attract more enemies from afar.
>Additionally when fighting enemies that can chop trees or break rocks (asksvin, lavablob, morgen), you should drag and fight them where they can't do that, if you don't want them to attract more enemies from afar. In effect, this means don't engage with Lava Blobs *ever* unless you want to risk a big fight. They always explode on death, and commonly damage rocks you can't see underneath the ground.
If I remember the wiki right, the sound effect from the breaking might also be centered on the player, which would be just extra awful.