Valheim’s latest patch hopes to reduce latency when playing on dedicated servers, along with a few minor fixes.
Valheim update 0.147.3 has arrived, and it’s a smaller update that hopes to solve some of the latency problems that were introduced in last week’s patches. The biggest change is to dedicated servers which now offer a direct connection to players rather than routing through Steam Datagram Relay (SDR).
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Although Valheim can be played entirely solo, it’s much more fun to load the game up with a couple of friends to play with.
To this end, there are two main ways of connecting with friends in Valheim. Players can either set up a dedicated server, or they can simply run with a local host, both of which have their own drawbacks and advantages.
There are two main things to account for when choosing between setting up a dedicated server and just playing with a local host. The first is when/how often players will be playing together, and second is how many players will be playing.
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Playing Valheim with friends is the premier way to enjoy the viking survival game. To do that, you’ll need to either create servers in the game so other players can join you, or join them in their servers. Valheim’s menus can be a bit confusing to navigate, though, especially if you don’t really know much about local hosting or dedicated servers. And even joining games can be a little wonky, requiring you to use Steam’s menus to find servers using IP addresses.
Check out the guide below for everything you need to know to set up your own servers or join someone else’s in Valheim. It’s also worth noting that if you’re looking for new co-op viking friends, you can check the Community server list and join in with other people you don’t…
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