That's what'I'll do, if I ever have time to play this.

I have not played this game, but on the Nexus there were mods to turn of timers in the Elven Legacy series and X-Com 2, and all manner of other games with them, maybe look for a mod?

Thanks

Not really sure why you're asking about it here, but you need to use the new butcher's knife. You should be able to forge one now.

Sept update noticed cant hit or kill already tame boars. How to kill them now? in valheim

You rarely get an urgent quest, and even if you did you could easily do several, so long as you don't advance time in Kingdom management (which is often by 2 weeks). I could've reloaded but I already built a bunch of buildings and didn't want to do it over. Granted time advancement in Kingdom management is not well implemented and makes it not mesh well with the rest of the game.

That's the kind of thing that bothers me. Especially if multiple quests have countdowns.

Not to me. Whether you play slow or fast those timers affect you the same. And I never really noticed a problem except when I ignored an urgent quest and advanced the clock instead.

When I was younger I didn't mind timers as much because my main goal was to beat the game and if that means beating the clock then ok, whatever it takes. It was a challenge I had to overcome and I did it in the most efficient way, which usually meant never experiencing a good chunk of the game because it was not necessary /e.g. some side stuff/ or efficient /wild magic? just drop a web and a fireball/.Nowadays this is not a main priority anymore, I finish the game either to see how the story plays out /if I don't already know/ or else to experience it again or to bring some closure to my character's adventure.So yeah, pretty much the opposite approach but at the same time very similar in the reinvigorating part.

Those timers are just as bad.