Valheim is an open world survival video game created by Iron Gate AB and published by Coffee Stain Publishing. In the game, players play as a Viking who finds himself on a mysterious island where he must survive, fight monsters, explore the world, build shelters and travel on ships.
Player Created SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward's Valheim Houses
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This architecture seems to be easier to replicate than Notre Dame.
Of course, there are big sprawling builds, like the project to recreate the castle from Fable 2 or the entire Hogwarts from Harry Potter, but sometimes all you need is something out of the ordinary, and that's what user SpectralSpon envisioned in his Bikini Bottom build. .
He built the houses of Patrick, Squidward and SpongeBob, although SpongeBob's house has many holes and doesn't seem to have an interior or Gary, but there is no way to tame giant snails in Valheim yet. Meanwhile, Patrick lives in the oven.
“Whooooooooooooo………
Who lives in the meadow among the forest? Troll in-nu-chka! A blue muzzle and a demon's stick? Troll in-nu-chka! Who wins always and everywhere? Well, of course it's me! Who is as dexterous as evil spirits in a bolt?” Well, of course it's me! Well, of course it's me! Well, of course it is yayyyyyy!
As for how the pineapple house is actually standing, rather than crumbling on its own, "the main wood beams in the center! It took me too long to figure it out." Patrick's house is pretty easy to miss, but it can be seen by the slot on the left. The oven is probably closest to a round rock that a starfish could slip under. However, Sandy could be walking around somewhere, and in these conditions she does not need an aquarium on her head.
The landscape is not ready yet, as the author has further intentions on the SpongeBob theme:
"This build is on the server and I was thinking about making the Krusty Krabs too." Perhaps next will be Bikini Bottom in general or only those parts that deserve attention, but if this is the case, then there will be a Chum Bucket? Plankton will definitely appear here somehow.
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