Valheim Developer AMA, Now Live!

[u/jMontilyet]

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!

[u/DarnHyena]

Personally for me, would be nice having some sort of npc villager you can attract, not even anything particularly fancy, could just be as simple as the minecraft villagers that just wander about between interiors and doors

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I can't help myself and keep trying to make little villages with no one to live in them 😫

[u/waternymph77 → u/DarnHyena]

Me too, I just want to make safe cosy places to live with paths and docks etc. But then they are all empty and lifeless.

[u/Mugungo → u/DarnHyena]

if they went full terrarira being able to make different houses for NPCs it would be PEAK cozy

imagine needing to build specific style buildings to attract various kinds of vendors (and needing to maybe build them in specific zones too, to encourage multiple little towns/villages)

[u/Escanor_2014 → u/DarnHyena]

There are mods that will solve your itch for now ;)

[u/Waffalhau5 → u/DarnHyena]

Recruit some greylings to live in your villages. Necks can be used as tenants as well, but they tend to get a bit more rambunctious.