A few tips and important recommendations on resource extraction, character leveling, battles, fast movement, and so on.
The new survival game from Stunlock Studios about vampires and crafts left many gamers impressed. At first, it seems small, but as a result, V Rising raises as many questions as the once successful Valheim. Like Big Brother, V Rising has a lot of cross-systems, which means there's a lot to learn before you can call yourself an accomplished vampire.
This V Rising guide is mainly for beginners. Here we have collected useful tips and tricks for beginner vampires. You'll learn how to avoid sunlight, craft gear, hunt down and defeat bosses, build impressive castles, and more. It's time to go to the wonderful world of Vardoran.
V Rising has all the basic components of a survival game with crafting elements. There is exploration, enemies to fight, weapons and armor to craft, technologies to learn, bosses, to kill, and magnificent gothic cathedrals to build.
The depth of some of these systems may amaze you. Combat is multi-layered and skill-based. Careful planning requires the construction of structures, especially on PvP servers. The change of day and night is extremely important because for vampires sunlight is deadly.
Choose the right server type
The first time you launch V Rising, you will be prompted to select a server type. All servers are divided into PvE and PvP categories. On PvE servers, you cannot attack other players, damage their property, or steal the loot. On PvP servers, you can attack enemies, and at certain times of the day, they allow you to raid the castles of other gamers.
In addition to these two types of servers, there are additional settings that include how much equipment you will lose as a result of death; at what time of the day you can raid enemy castles; how many resources you get from mining and gathering, and so on.
If you want to learn the basic mechanics and move up the tech tree, it's better to choose a PvE server. At least for the first time. If you're interested in added difficulty and confrontation with other vampires while exploring and expanding your realm, then PvP is what you need. Explore the full list of servers to find the one that suits your needs, and if you don't find one, you can create your own server and set the rules you want on it.
Watch for signs that indicate a danger of sunlight
The most common cause of death in V Rising is exposure to sunlight. Sunlight is deadly, so during the day, you need to stay in the shade as much as possible. Sun is a real object in the sky that moves throughout the day, so shadows will also move over time. Thus, be careful even if you are going to move away from the keyboard for a few seconds.
If exposed to the sun, you will have very little time before the vampire starts taking massive damage. You can even tell how close you are to taking that kind of damage by looking at the warning signs:
- The character will literally sparkle.
- A beam of light will be seen falling from the sky on your hero.
- The screen will become brighter over time.
- An intensifying sound effect will appear.
Find a good place to build a castle
Use the right gear
Use different blood types to your advantage
Take time to prepare for each major battle
Experiment with different modes of movement
Use quests and the blood altar to advance
Check the map for where to find resources
A few more tips to make your game easier
- Hold LMB for continuous attacks. The same goes for chopping wood, mining stones, and so on.
- Trees provide shade from the sun's rays. If they are cut down, the shadow will disappear. Be sure to take this into account!
- Hover over enemies (both NPCs and other players) to see their current group and blood quality.
- You can use the Sort button in the inventory window to sort all items into slots. Don't worry, the Sort button won't affect the Quick Access Toolbar; only on items in the inventory.
- You can use the "Force Count" button when interacting with a chest or other storage location to automatically send there any items from your inventory that are already in that storage.
- You can rename chests by clicking the icon next to the name of the chest in the window with information about it.
- It is possible to fight on horseback, but it is risky. LMB attacks deal more damage than normal when you are mounted, but if you get hit, you will fall off your horse.
- After defeating Rufus the Brigadier, an early boss of the game, you will be able to create a duck. And then use it wherever you see bubbles in the water. Fishing is a great way to get not only fish, but also random items and even research books.
- Sometimes the Blood Moon rises at night. During a Blood Moon, you gain additional speed and increased effects from your blood type.
- Pay attention to the enemy's health bar. If it is orange or red, you have an enemy of a higher level than you. If there is a skull next to his name (instead of a number indicating the level), then his level is much higher than yours.
- You can use Mace's secondary attack as an additional dash to dodge attacks while the main dash is on cooldown. Please note that the secondary attack is available for a bronze mace or better.
- Click on the "+" and "-" icons next to the minimap to zoom in or out on the minimap. You can also click on the padlock icon to change the orientation of the mini-map, which will either become fixed or change according to the player's direction.
- You will take damage while carrying any silver items, including coins. Also, you won't be able to use abilities like transform into a wolf, because you will turn back into a vampire as soon as you take damage.
- Don't cut down every nearby tree around your house. Having a shadow is much more important!
- The farmlands of Danlí and the other main regions of the map are much more dangerous than Farbane Forest. Do not leave the forest until you level up to level 30.
- If you see any yellow, orange, or red gears above the hotbar, it means that some of your equipment has low durability and may break soon. This means that until the repair, they will lose all their main effects. You can repair equipment directly in your inventory if you have the right materials.
- When you collect blood V (blood from bosses), you become completely invulnerable - even to rays of sunlight. As soon as you finish extracting the V blood, an explosion will occur around you, which will severely damage all enemies and resource points nearby.
- Blood Extraction V doesn't actually replenish your blood supply, so if you're low on blood, no need to look for bosses to quench your thirst.
- On the ability selection screen, you can change the order of the skills installed in the vampire power wheel (opened by holding the CTRL key).
- Attack speed-boosting abilities like Bloodfury are also great for chopping trees or mining rocks faster.
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