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I mean, if you die it's not that big of a deal anyway, but overall I've been able to handle all hordes by using a good strategic location where they cant attack all at once.
By the time the horde shows up, I have a tunnel into the deposit I can retreat into during the fight.
When I start to mine into a large wall deposit, I aim upwards with the pick (at a 45 degree or higher angle). This mines out a chunk well off the floor vertically. I jump up into it, and keep repeating it, eventually making an upward angled tunnel into the deposit. Then I start curving to the side to create a corkscrewing upwards tunnel.
The end result of all of this is that when the horde shows up, I have safe hidey hole that they can't usually climb most of the time. I can fight them, and if I start to get overwhelmed I run and jump back up into the tunnel.
Sometimes I even build a repair station in the tunnel, so I can repair mid fight.
Also, there is a combo move mechanic in the game. You have to learn how pause for half a second between hits, and you will start to chain moves together. Do not button mash as fast as possible. One move is a suddenly nearly 180 turn and attack, that will hit another target behind you. It kind of works out like the batman's fighting style in arkham asylum. You can literally bounce back and forth between multiple enemies, keeping them off balance. I've seen this happen 5 times in a row, hitting 5 different orcs.
as others said, keep your back safe. The smaller orcs are cowardly, and will attack you from behind if you already fighting someone. If you see them edging around behind you, you need to move.
And the last bit of advice, whenever possible stick to one target like glue and keep hitting them until they actually die. My biggest problem was just knocking them down, and switching to another enemy. You have to finish them off.
!. Build on water using those free standing platforms, the orcs cant swim. Have a gap in the bridge to your base that you just jump.
2. Build high, the orcs cant climb.
Blocking is OP. You will take 0 damage even if someone is stabbing you in the back and It doesn't require any stamina. You can try to get fancy with charge attacks, but they also make you vulnerability since some of them take a while, although you should be able to cancel mid animation by blocking.
In short, always keep your shield up, wait until the mobs next to you attack and get in a shot or two. You can ping pong between them when you get the rhythm for the dash attack. Once you master this you can fight hordes of 30 with 0 stamina without taking any damage.
Also, if you are running out of durability on your shield, the masterwork one will last forever which you get pretty early in the game.
Slash, Slash, Dodge, repeat. Get's me out of so much trouble.
If you only stand and block, you will get overwhelmed, like you describe. Move. Try to make sure that at most three to five enemies are in range.
Otherwise use maul+charge it staggers enemies dropping em to ground for few seconds ,its not much but it can keep u relatively safe if u moving smarty having wall behind u and using charge attack all times .