

If you have more time to sur-thrive, you can stick around in the server (it will automatically scale difficulty based on the number of players, just in case any of your fellow Vikings aren't in it for the long haul). "And because you only had a half hour to play, you're totally able to do that." "We make sure the first one is fairly approachable, so you can complete that loop of 'I want to play for half an hour, jump in the game, gather my stuff, craft a few weapons, go and fight the giant, and then I take the Bifrost to earn my reward,'" Maroda explains. You can even exit the session after taking down your first giant to collect your account-persistent spoils, if you so choose.

It's threatening, but it's meant to be manageable if you've put in a little prep work. It reminded me of Stitches lurching toward Duskwood back in the days of vanilla World of Warcraft. Tribes of Midgard will herald a giant's arrival with an in-game announcement, and an ominous arrow off your minimap will point in the giant's direction as it steadily lumbers toward your home. "I want to play for half an hour, jump in the game, gather my stuff, craft a few weapons, go and fight the giant, and then I take the Bifrost to earn my reward" Julian Maroda
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Otherwise you'll be free to spend the days exploring the world, crafting more powerful gear, replenishing the seed with souls harvested from opponents and resources, and settling on which customizable class you want to play this time around. The nightly invasions are a relatively small part of the game, at least to start.
