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Netmarble delayed the game’s release after receiving feedback from a recent player test. They explained that while some issues were easy to fix, others needed more significant changes than just tweaking numbers.

You’ll begin with the original Workbench, which is essential for everything. The first upgrades are pretty easy to get. Copper and iron are found in forest caves – iron is deeper underground, but copper appears more frequently. Linen scraps are simple too: just defeat enemies wearing clothes. Skeletons in small buildings are a great source, and you’ll usually get them quickly. That’s all you need to reach Tier 2.

Here is the full note from Netmarble on the delay:

Darkwood trunks are made from cedar trees. You can easily recognize cedar by its deep brown wood and bluish leaves. Even young cedar trees, or saplings, look similar. Gathering cedar wood is how you get the darkwood trunks needed to improve your items.

These logs are made from a specific type of tree. You’ll need them to craft important items like Teleporters, and they also add a nice visual touch to your builds!

Kelp is a helpful ingredient in many recipes, especially for making Teleporters. As you’d expect, you can usually find it growing underwater, but where’s the best place to look, and what should you be aware of while gathering it?

Sega announced this following a recent event for the game. They haven’t announced a release date or what the demo will include, but say more information is coming soon. If this demo follows the pattern of last year’s Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, we can expect it to be released roughly a week before the game itself.

Currently in Hytale, glass is quite limited. You can only craft one glass item: the Empty Potion Bottle. There are no glass blocks, panes, or any way to build transparent walls. It’s a bit disappointing, particularly if you prefer modern, streamlined designs over buildings made of wood.

Okay, so if you’re trying to find cobalt ore, you need to go somewhere cold. I’m talking snowy areas, ideally with ice caps. Even just patches of snow seem to work, but honestly, the Whisper Frost Frontiers is your best bet – places like Frostmarch Tundra are perfect. Basically, if your map shows a snowy biome, you’re golden! Just be warned, it’s a pretty tough area, so make sure you’re prepared for a fight and maybe pack a few health potions… and snacks, because, you know, gaming.