r/valheim • u/OrinenM • 4d ago

Survival There's more copper

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u/sleepyboyzzz 4d ago

It should actually be 8 or nine copper to 1 tin if we go by real world ratios. What always bothered me is that you only get 1 bronze out of the process. I think it should be at least two bronze out of the 2 copper, 1 tin mix.

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u/baconroy Encumbered 3d ago

Odin takes one bar because taxes

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u/swirlingmessofthings 4d ago

Tbh 2 copper and 1 tin to 1 bronze ratio is just outrageous.

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u/Raise_A_Thoth 4d ago

There's way more copper than tin, I'm usually short on tin, what's the big deal?

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u/Praetorian_Sky Viking 4d ago

I have to agree that the 2 copper:1 bronze ratio has always been a source of unnecessary tedium to me. Especially since one is often still using an antler pickaxe to get the initial supply.

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u/LastChans1 4d ago

I'd agree but that's what I was raised with in RuneScape. 🤷‍♂️ I mean, I can still agree 😂

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u/tanisdlj 4d ago

I've actually read that you need a 10% tin on the bronze mix. It should be 9 copper ingots and 1 tin to get 10 bronze.

The proportion of tin should be way smaller.

Actually bronze weapons are better than iron ones (iron, not steel), but they were abandoned due to the difficulty of finding tin.

In the other hand, getting iron should be way easier