Ignore the flaming. Trial and error is a slow but learning process.

To start off, using B on your keyboard when you have already clicked a blank is a usual, basic, stable board. Use spacebar to turn the object invisible, which usually helps. Use C to connect the boards and go from there. It's pretty simple once you get the gist of it. As you start to exceed; the more saves you get, the more closer you are to facing on the new shaman features like Hard and Divine mode.


Practice makes perfect.

anvil towers
Skywarpmouse 11/09/2015 19:23 #1
I made something that helps you! Place an anvil, then put one under the anvil. This makes a tower. Can only be used a few anvils then it falls dow

Get used to screwing up.

Also, practice whenever you get a chance.

Fireecom a dit :

kill pink shamans theyre rude

but... what if you are the pink sham??

Opicalneon a dit :

Fireecom a dit :VoirMasquer

kill pink shamans theyre rude

but... what if you are the pink sham??

Kill yourself.

don't fuck up or you'll get attacked by everyone in the room

observe other shamans and see what they do. you should also learn how to use nails or you won't be able to make a build:

b = red nail
c = yellow nail
v = blue nail

i recommend using red and yellow nails only if you are just starting out, and practice using blue nails when you're close to getting divine or when you have a better grasp of the game.

Learn what each nail do first, it's pretty easy to figure out how to play the game after this.

For the totem, I take a simple plank with a red nail over any build, long bridges are good if you need one fast but you can't really use it everywhere and on a map where you need to build upwards it's not good.

A plank with a red nail, alone is more useful overall, you can create a base everywhere as long there is a ground/wall nearby or you can use it to stabilize something.

For divine, if you want to increase you own skill, check the #divinity module, it's no skill over there.

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