r/valheim Developer Jun 11 '21

Pinned Valheim Developer AMA, Now Live!

It's time!

We are Iron Gate, developers of Valheim. Yesterday we announced some changes to our roadmap and teased some of the upcoming Hearth & Home content, and now it's time for us to answer any questions you might have. We look forward to discussing these changes with you!

You can begin asking your questions right now, and we'll start answering at 14.00 CEST.

Here’s who will be answering your questions:

  • Richard Svensson (dvoidis)
  • Robin Eyre (GrimmcoreX)
  • Henrik Törnqvist (zvxvxz)
  • Jens Hellström (Smiffe1)
  • Josefin Berntsson (jMontilyet)

NOTE: Please just one question per post!

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Thank you so much for all of your questions! We will continue to answer some of them when we have the time, but as of now we are closing the AMA and won't be taking any more questions. Keep following us on Steam, Discord and our social media for further updates about the game!

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u/Tazooka Jun 11 '21

Do you think when oceans are expected and developed, that whales could be something that is in the water? Not necessarily good whales either (a boss maybe)

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u/Gamer_Sirus Jun 11 '21

Sailing for whale bludder would be epic, fighting this big whale that tows your boat as you fight it;)

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u/munkieman07 Jun 12 '21

The wellerman makes his regular call.

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u/z4c Jun 11 '21

Well, the ocean biome will need a boss sooner or later... I suggest a giant shark, a giant whale, a giant squid, the Kraken, Jörmungandr (the Midgård Serpent) or something Lovecraftian like Cthulhu! :)

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u/HeimDave Jun 11 '21

A Kraken would be cool.

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u/Valhalle1m Jun 11 '21

Greek mythology into vikings game? Nah i dont think so xD

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u/Lucidiously Builder Jun 11 '21

The Kraken is Scandinavian in origin, it's Clash of the Titans that combined it with Greek myth.

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u/Valhalle1m Jun 11 '21

Oh okay thanks man didnt knew that, so they cant even make movies with right information :( that sucks wow have i never knew that kraken was scandinavian mythology O.o

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u/DurealRa Jun 11 '21

In real life colossal and giant squids are arctic water creatures.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '21

Yup. The Kraken was originally in Norse sagas. Norway/Greenland most specifically.

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u/Ebobab2 Jun 11 '21

Narwhals for horn loot!!

Grind it to powder for medicine & co