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but you can use meadows aswell. this will however limit your base to the inner 50% (roughly) of the map as beyond that point meadows doesnt spawn anymore at all. this can increase sailing distances massively for metal transport in the first half of the game.
Plains outpost for farming.
Mystland outpost for farming.
Many, many Ashlands outposts for convenience and safety. Made one at every beach landing (6 in total) and turned every fortress I've taken (9 in total) into an outpost.
There's no substitute for the serenity of the meadows imo.
I play with friends who use mods and clearly one of those is to make farming ultra easy because I never knew specific biomes were required for specific crops, makes sense. Well it's no hard chore to make a little farm on your outposts.
For me it'll come down to aesthetics. I enjoy Black Forest and cannot stand Meadows music, so I always settle in the Black Forest. One of my friends prefers the Plains though, but that's because he hates regular wood and core wood buildings and prefers building out of Fine Wood using a mod that expands the building pieces.
World settings too, if you disable portals blocking metals and such then there probably isn't any reason at all to make any other bases, you can just roll with a workbench and portal and you'll probably be fine. Probably.
I imagine the newbie method is to just hunker down right next to the place where you hang boss heads. More seasoned players will probably just stick a portal next to it though and head off elsewhere.
Nothing goes that high up. Sometimes I would see a raid pop-up, but I never saw anything.
Also occasionally you'll find a small rock or something way off coast seemingly in the middle of the ocean. These are also almost 100% safe regardless of what biome is listed.
You can build on top of those spires in plains, even on top of the Yagluth spawn. I had a massive sprawling base atop the Yagluth fingers , even bridged to a few other stone pillars. I'd occasional see a deathsquito here and there. But installing a windmill helped a lot with that.
building on mountains isnt practical tough if youre actually playing "as intended" until ashlands.
Is a boatcoaster intended?
https://file.io/pISXxpaONO53
The boat when faster than the game engine could render, else we would have taken this all the way to the ocean.
*edit , nm i though that site would stream it for me.
I built my main base in the meadows, then after the Elder the "Elder platform" makes a great place for a base.
Once you get to the swamps and unlock stone, you can either go back and rebuild your original bases or (quicker) build a new stone base in the swamp - for processing iron and farming surtling cores and coal.
In the mountains I again ended up building a "main base" for processing silver, taming wolves and because you can build much higher up against the cliffs.
Then the plains is great for crops etc.
Building main bases is half the fun, I reckon, and its very useful to your progression too of course.
Anything else will grow in the plains, even the Ashvines from Ashland.
Which makes the plains in general the most suitable location for a main base.
Depending at your playstyle, anything else may just need an outpost to get the resources up to that point.
Thorin