r/vrising

From steam. Will play it in a couple of hours, any tips and tricks? I dont have any information about the game or genre. Its a complete suprise.

Im new to the game and ive been looking for an active server for week anyone could help me i appreciate it

Hi, played this game a lot but now i wanna try it with mods with friends specially bloodcraft, something grindy and can last for a while.
I couldn’t for the life of me set up an online dedicated server and get it to work properly. So im looking for someone to set it up for me. And im willing to pay for that.
I love this game so much but trying to get a server to run with mod is beyond frustrating.

So if you are down to do that send me a message here and we can arrange something preferably today.
Im sorry if this is the wrong sub for it but I don’t know where else to post it.

Today I woke up early, applied for several jobs, and failed a few assessments, but decided to keep my head up. I couldn't think of a better idea than to try and kill Adam... it seems that after two cups of coffee I was pretty motivated to give it a shot.

After approximately 30-40 deaths, I finally managed to kill Adam. Just surviving long enough to learn the moves in his second phase was incredibly difficult, as the level of concentration required is extremely high—especially if you're not used to games that demand a lot of timing such as Dark Souls or similar. It was one of the toughest experiences I've ever had as a gamer. I'm not a hardcore gamer, although I do enjoy trying difficult content sometimes.

Sometimes games are just a waste of time, as parents say, but tonight I'm going to sleep with a brutal double victory and I don't regret it! How many tries did it take you guys? I'd like to know the average for mere mortals like me, haha.

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For those who don't know, V Rising is officially done, no more content will be added. The devs will still have patches if/when bugs appear, but the actual content is done.

Just wished we could have had a "goodbye" event if you will. What that would have entailed, idk.

But a small something would have been neat

Hi, started playing a day ago and was wondering about the Undead Tree.

Recently i did a playthrough of Dragon Age Origins and i was using the Animate Dead spell quite often and was wondering if a Pet Build(Akin to Elder Scrolls Online's Sorceror) or Pure Necromancer is possible?

I don't play PVP, purely on Private PVE Server, Primarily due to still learning the game after trying out the free weekend trial.

Hi guys! Me and my little brother just bought this game, we haven’t started yet that’s why I would like to ask which is the best way to go to maximize the fun from this game. Is it better to start with a modded server, play with pvp? How does that work? Do you like destroy each other in PvPs?

I've been trying to beat this guy for a while now but I keep dying to his mega bombs and deadeyes.

So, me and two friends are looking for a new base building game to play after windrose and zomboid, plus the combat seems up to our alley. We mussed the free weekend, stuff happened irl and no one could hop in during that time

The thing that leaves us on the iffy territory, is the whole MMO aspect, and the server reset part.

First that we plan to play it only the 3 of us, from what I researched it is possible to make a private server and have no interaction with other people and make it fully PvE. Bjt then we worry that the game is built on the social aspect, and without it, it might end up feeling hollow.

And second that I also saw that resets are optional when playing private, but then, is there enough content in the game that one single full progress is a good game, like terraria where you take a few months playing, kill moon lord, make a good house and dont feel like touching the game for the next year or so, or is it something like tribes of midgard where the fun comes from finishing one entire campaign in a week just to reset and do it again with a different seed.

In short, the game seems to be what we are looking for, but with 2 "optional" aspects that we dont like a lot. My question is how much of the game is lost, when you deactivate these 2 aspects (mmo, and resets).

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I found out about this on accident after 147 hours of gameplay later lol. This would've helped a lot in the earlier stages of the game xd

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Finally beat his ass
what a great game

Como dice el titulo, quiero empezar una run pero solo me aburro un poco. Estoy en Argentina (tema servidor) y mis horarios son a partir de las 6:30 pm podemos jugar un buen rato.

Saludos!

Just wanted to share my experience. Never thought of buying this game. But free weekend and being bored did the trick. Now I am pretty hyped. Only 47 yet. Map looked small in the beginning but Boy there ist some things still to come.

I just finished my first playthrough since the gloomrot update and was taken aback by the difficulty disparity between most of the bosses, namely any boss from the newer update compared to the base game for example.

Megara took me a number of tries and experimenting with different builds to beat, then onto Dracula and I one shot him without trying... This pattern extends pretty much all the way back with diffculty not being consistent.

Is there a way, or mod, to apply to normalise the bosses? Eg. make Dracula a bit harder than Megara? As opposed to just changing the stat multiplier as that wouldn't solve the underlying issue.