Just a heads up if you didn't know. Woodle you said you didn't want to have to do the traders in a specific order and I found out you don't. You can do the tiers for any trader, they carry over to all traders now. But you will only get opening trade quests in the order laid out in the challenge tab. Rekt to Jen, Jen to Bob and so forth. The so to get one to Bob it has to be from Jen but you don't have to do the whole tier or any of it for that matter, just grab the opening trade route quest from the next in the line. Hope that help cause it confused me in my world as i don't have a trader Bob at all.
TFP seem to be moving the game towards slower progression, where you have to earn every inch. Which continues to lend credence to my theory that they won't be happy until the only horde night strategy is to stand in a field and get mauled over and over.
That's quite the leap. TFP are very much on favor of horde bases and built the game specifically to take advantage of that. There's also nothing wrong with slower progression. I'd say the biggest change this release was the progress you'd make with traders. They were way too OP before. Seems so much more balanced now.
Hey Josh! I figured out the ladder-jumping issue -> it's been changed so that if you're still touching the space bar when you touch the ladder, it just auto-drops you from the ladder. Don't really notice it on non-jump ladders, cuz you just go right up. But if you have to jump to a 2-high ladder, you gotta release the space bar before you contact the 'ladder space'. you do jump higher if you hold down the space bar though. So it requires a smidgeon of timing to catch the ladder.
How the tutorial should be: "Drink water from a water source" - proceeds to take a sip from a puddle. "Take dysentery medicine" - can't make goldenrod tea so nope
About the challenges, you need a stone axe to gather short iron pipes. Best solution is smash a few toilets in poi's. Some of the challenges are odd with the collection methods.
to add to this, sometimes they ask to collect a resource from a specific source without mentioning the source, for example collecting pipes from toilets counts for that challenge, but from the pipes laying around on construction sites or from sinks won't count for whatever reason
Collecting steel ingots is like this too. As far as I can see you can only harvest it for the quest with a wrench from a broken vending machine. It's super annoying.
They are aware and are going to update the descriptions to specify what exactly is expected for each one. Honestly just think they should get rid of the specific tool requirements and just focus on the resource. But I assume the point is to show new players what tools do what.
You can track the challenges to have them show you what to collect from and what to use. I know a lot of people don't like the yellow harvest icons that pop up because they're immersion breaking but they do help in place of better explanations. I do like that you can track the harvest honey from stumps quest to have it tell you where all the stumps in an area are.
Yer it's really annoying that you need to use specific tools as I'm doing agility build and got a hunting knife day 2, still had to rock a bone knife just for harvesting, should be any knife, not just bone. Love the idea but the execution is very funpimps 😂
A lot of little cracks are starting to show with regards to how 1.0 plays, now that the community can do the testing. A few examples include challenges quests being too exacting or not working, temperature seemingly lost in the removal of clothing (also making cooling/warm mods useless), the lack of Randomness with traders assigned to biomes, and trader quest progression not working if you do not return to the last trader you opened. Also group plays seems to really be impacted by the fact missions in groups do not count towards each player, in terms of trader progression.
Josh, they INTENTIONALLY nerfed the trading, because too many players just turned into errand boys for traders, and didn't bother mining, harvesting, or crafting. And i am happy they nerfed trading so hard.
I do hope they revamp the challenges, i haven't played yet myself but lots of people i been seeing are complaining about various challenges not working at all except for very specific niche things, like for example the one to harvest steel ingots only works from vending machines, not street lamps or anything else, and the one for salvaging mechanical gears, majority of things providing gears don't count including shopping carts which is listed as one of items you can get them from in the challenge itself, it's absurd. it ruins the challenges, it should just let you do them naturally and getting specific items from any source, not specifically forcing you to pay close attention to challenge and specifically hunt every possible source until you find that 1 thing that applies, or where it only counts if you use a bone knife, not any other kind of knife, that's absurd. I am sure modders will fix it but come on fun pimps, use common sense. I can only hope this is something they are actively working on and aware of to have fixed before stable release. I am all for difficult challenges too, just not ones that make no sense and waste your time in frustration.
IzPreBult has been harping on the fact the Challenges have been coded to only proc when done with X took on Y harvestable, and even then the count has been off by 1 or 2 from what he was able to gather. The harvest Steel Bars is especially annoying because it HAS to be Vendos and (so far) Vendos only. Leather has to be from Dinner Booths THE NEW dinner booth model not any leather sofa. I hope that if fixed when its out of experimental and I can play
found a glitch with graves..if there is grass you dont have to dig you can loot the casket just looking at the grass clump and the loot option comes up cheers mate!!!
"I need to build a Horde Base" immediately goes raiding. Also with the challenges you can track them so they will show up like the "starter quests" Handy for finding wild tree stumps for the Honey challenge, and they have to be wild stumps POI stumps don't count. Also, harvest goo piles with the bone knife you have a quest for that too. Edit: see you the rotten flesh one with that's what happens when I post at the beginning of the episode.
The only thing that worries me about the face of your horde base are the many blocks that are secretely wood. And there will be that flamable spit coming at you
Buddy and i held up in that same church for 2nd blood moon night. we just stood on the wood rafter beams in the middle of the church room. Now we got a fort in a random field outside town and 2nd fort being designed and built off an existing bridge in town. The bridge fort MIGHT be the secret to sucess with water near by.
JAWOODLE!!! Please test to see if fire pits does damage to zombies im curious. Last i remember it was nerfed i think but hey maby it would work in the killing corridor where they land on the fire pits and burn???
4:56 so according to the fun pimps “roadmap” a storm is brewing that means a new weather update and overhaul. I’m willing to bet we get armor changes with weather update. Maybe like heavy stuff makes you sweat more in the desert or something similar with the light or medium not being enough for the winter biome. Idk. Just guessing like everyone else. But a weather update is coming. 💜
The lvls of anxiety that surged through me when he stopped breaking down the workbench to open his skill trees (17:07) was ridiculous. I was like "Plz, plz, plz finish breaking that thing down"
I get people aren't a fan of the small details of the new challenge system but I enjoy it maybe it help people pay attention to the small details which are usually the most important in most situations
makes me cranky when a dev trys to tell me how i should play a game you should be able to play a sandbox any way you wish and 7 days used to be a sandbox now its not
Another big tip for players: if you get a sprained arm/leg, its better to break it so that you can use a splint/cast on it, a sprain is slower to heal than a cared for break
@josh for the harvesting iron pipes with a salvaging tool tutorial mission, the description of which specifically says "such as a wrench" it's looking for primitive axe.
With regards to the traders, you can get several of the same one and you can get quests from each of them and run several before returning to the traders. Also each quest has to be returned to the trade post that gave it. Not all of the same trader will give rewards for each quest.
I love it when Woodle comes to seemingly final conclusions regarding a feature of the game based off one experience, i.e. the frequency of loot bag drops in wandering hordes. The game is still based on RNG, Joshy boy. That drop rate hasn't changed, but the increased rate does not mean you'll experience a guaranteed drop with every horde.
You've got your combat knife and your food knife (at least until you've completed the challenge) You'll wanta break down any armor you find that you aren't going to wear, i've found it can be hard to find a reliable supply of armor parts early on. (You can always make specific sets once you unlock them and get them to a .... decent tier.)
i use the wedge 60 tips for my anti zombie stack block cause some zombies like to crawl even if you have 3 block clearance but use a ramp block for anti stacking measures
In addition to saving the XP, saving the final rewards at the trader from them also works, so if you get super high loot level, the double rewards max trader perk, the loot and xp goggles, the elixir, the xp candy, the reward candy, and the loot armor you can do an all in one go super turn-in for enough XP to instant level multiple times even late game, many stacks of dukes, and enough high end loot to make everything else seem crazy sad by comparison
I was on day 24 before I got my first wrench, and then 25 when I got my iron tools. It was stone hammer for quite a while. I couldn't find glue or duct tape, so I couldn't get the workbench until day 24 as well. It was ruff
Good luck with that 1.0 horde I didn't do so hot myself mainly because I screwed up my base, the transition platform from the runway to the base bars was made up of doubled up side by side .05m pillars, and they didn't see that as a viable path, and I tried to run to the main safe point of my base and got cornered and died lmao
Also, seriously creeping closer and closer to that ever coveted baton play through. Can't wait. You got a shout out by @Glock9 about batons on his last video.
Huge tips for new players, and apparently Ja a bit as well: the most important resource in this game is books, the crafting ones can be very helpful (some in particular are universally good like medicine, food, tools, benches, armor, …, but others can be very build dependent, tho still possibly good to have), however, Way more important are the set books, in particular any set that is a universal set (lucky, heist, hunter, wild, …) or any set that helps a harvesting set (lumber, miner…) and should be bought ASAP as well as any set for your build, although ALL of them are important and should be learned by EVERYONE. Buying and finding books should be your main early game goals, possibly even more than quests after the free bike is gained. Definitely far more than trying to max out a given item other than maybe harvest tools (see below) If you are looking for a good money source, then harvestable items is the way to go, every shop refresh you can sell 3 Stacks of any given item to the traders, some items you can even process first to make better here are the pros and cons to each tool’s resources (at least as far as i have come to find): *ALSO, BIG NOTE never power attack while harvesting, power attack loses between 1/3 and 1/2 of the resources and may not gain special harvests!!!
Tool sources Axe; •only Really good for wood, which is easily replanted, takes little skill find and make, and has some easy crafts if you want to make stacks of decor items and such to sell. Wood may not have the highest value, but, its decent, theres lots, and you need it anyway. Plus its a material you can compress, letting you carry 5 stacks of 6000 in a smaller stack •Can do flesh, but save that for knives. •can get leather, paper, plastic, and fabric from some blocks, but generally there are better ways, (see below) tho on plastic, although an amazing seller, that a trap, ill say why later (oh, and bin paper unless you plan to mass create shotgun shells or cigars) •Honey - with books you can get loads of honey every time you go tree chopping, great for use, sale, and crafting •coal - decent chunk from burned trees, not super renewable, but, a good extra, see mining Knives; •good for harvesting bodies, this lets you get several resources for potential selling, pair this with tracker and targeting all human and roadkill bodies and you can make bank •raw meat - not only good for making food (save at first for boiled meat, then bacon and eggs, then hold off till meat stew, its basically the best renewable food) but it also sells for a Decent chunk, once you have a good stock and/or are used to hunting regularly this can be a good sale stack, and you can turn it into stacks of each of the “single” ingredient dishes to sell more if you really are just overflowing (charred, grilled, boiled), none of these stack large •bones - on their own not a big seller, however you Can boil them into glue, which can sell well and use on its own or be turned into duct tape which both sells well and is useful, decent stacks for both •fat - although a good seller, its much better to save since it is used for almost every good food thats not a semi limited resource, and even some of those, it can also be made into many fire and light related things, stacks to 500 •Leather - good seller, also super useful resource to have, stacks decently •nitrates - you Can sell this, you get loads more from mining (see below) but, in general, you are likely better off with using this for farms (see below), stacks like wood with compression •feathers - sells but not well, can make arrows which is a way to sell more stuff, better used to let you hunt more •rotting flesh - on its own a bad sell, most people throw it away in error, never do that if you can help it. Rotting flesh leads to farming, which is an AMAZING resource, (see below) Wrench - although this nets you some great materials to sell (some of the best) they are also the most limited and generally not good to sell. •iron - better from mining, (see below), but a decent sale as well as useful, stacks like wood, can be made into lots of things •lead - mining is better again, stacks again, not useful unless you are going spray and pray, can be made into a couple things, decent sale •brass - not mineable so this is fairly limited, its only useful for bullet casings and a couple decor things, so in general if not running guns it can be sold. Sells well, cannot be compressed •glass - basically junk in modern versions •plastic - amazing sell, huge stack but doesnt compress, but Do Not Sell, you need SO MUCH plastic late game and its not a quick material to get, it also is semi limited as they have removed the old ways to make it. (They really need to let us make it from glue or oil again, heck, id accept it using both) •parts (both electric and mechanical - great sellers, but, these are rather limited, and you need loads of them, avoid selling •pipes - good seller, can be scrapped or melted to iron if short on space, also used a lot •springs - No Longer Craftable! Rarer than you think, and used in Loads of things in large quantities, do Not sell even though they are valuable •acid - never sell, super rare, super useful, super semi limited, never sell even if the pricetag is tempting •engines and batteries - similar to acid, but doesnt stack at all, and you *can craft batteries… but dang are they expensive (best way to get T5 or T6 ones though) generally dont sell, but, you can sell them if you need to, most POIs reset with some cars, and engines are a once per item thing while batteries are closer to ammo •cloth (see below) leather (see knives) wood (see axe) •headlights - semi limited but more on the common side, you need these for all the good and/or non-zombie angering lights as well as most light mods. Decent seller, stacks decently, but id say keep •wheels- you likely want these for vehicles, and you would be advised to always keep a spare truck at each base (usually 1 per town) as well as your get around truck, recovery bike, and a gyrocopter or few… but, generally, you can sell these for a decent price if you have enough for the next vehicle saved up and are happy with that amount. You can also craft these if needed •iron and steel ingots - mostly renewable (see mining), if you have not unlocked them yet save them, otherwise they make for great sales items and are a way to make iron become 3 separate huge sellers plus what you can make from them •Radiators- perfect for selling, a stack of 5 sells for 250, super common (technically limited, but barely) and almost not used. If they take up too much space they can scrap for brass •Dukes and old world money - they are what they are, straight up dukes Pick: •remember how the axe is with wood? This does that for iron, lead, nitrates, coal, oil shale, stone, (and with a little loss sand and other things from shovel, see below) the first 5 items all stack to 6000 and compress so you can stack 5 stacks, they all sell well and, even better, are super useful and make even more items to sell. This is by far the best way to get them all. This is one of the best earners. To find ore veins look for the small surface nodes (you can even see them on the map, each node has a color; iron - rusty, nitrates - white, lead - gray, coal - black, oil shale - dark brown) and clear an entry area around that node of dirt. (You can dig straight down but dirt causes collapses unless you brace like crazy), clear any area you see ore or host sand (the sand around the ore) and 3-5 blocks out into the stone at the surface, then, mining just the ore and sand, shave one layer off the top at a time. If the ore undercuts stone (which it will) use braces (i advise at least a 2 wide brace so you can lower it one block at a time) about every 7 block gap to be safe. (You do Not want collapses). Always mine from top to bottom, never bottom up. I advise you clear the sand from a layer first, then clean the ore up, a top end pick can dual purpose, but a shovel is better, (see below). You can get MULTIPLE compressed stacks in less than an in game day, and this lets you go crazy on crafting and selling, often dropping 3 stacks of each material on each trader per reset, netting you stacks and stacks and stacks of dukes. •BONUS INFO THAT HUGE: mining (even with low end gear, but top end is even better) is likely the best XP gaining method in the game aside from T5 speed run supplies/burried, and, even then, with travel and stuff added in, mining is still likely better. •gold diamonds and silver - with the right book you start getting these as you mine ore nodes, amazing sellers, and aside from the diamond tip mod thats all they are good for. •aside from rare ore laden pois this is •stone is everywhere, actually a Great seller too and renewable •coal makes one of the best drinks in the game •gunpowder and ammo are good ways to upcycle *technically limited per world, but you have likely beat the game if you mined it all * these sell for over 5000 a stack generally Shovel, similar to pick, but for earthy materials rather than stoney or metal, aside from materials that are mainly from picks none of its materials can compress, but they can stack to 6000, generally not valuable until processed. : •clay - ultra useful, processes iron and other metals, lets you farm, needed for mushrooms, used in lots of things. •sand - saves a step in processing stone •Plant fiber - useful for several crafts, you dont generally have nearly as much on hand as you would expect •snow - makes one of the best drinks in the game •coal - better from mining,
Object sources Dew collectors: •every stack of 10 cooked water is 100, you can use these to make almost every drink and many of the best foods, each of those also sell decently, maxed out collectors in a decent spot generally net around 12 water a day, apparently more in the frozen biome i hear? Have yet to test it tho. Farming, this is the amazing one after mining, and is truly renewable: •note: you NEED max level farming skills And the farmer armor if you want to make more than the tiniest profit on this, do Not use with no levels and no armor. •Each separate crop can have 3 stacks sold per refresh, generally crops take around 2 days to mature •most crops can be made into several potential sales items on top of their base crop form •all good foods come from some crop of another •you can gain a pretty large chunk of XP per harvest once you get a large farm *use a stone axe to harvest, nothing gives a bonus but this uses the least stamina and is fast without being a power tool •most crops sell decently, at a few hundred a stack (125 stackers) to a few thousand (500 or 1000 stackers) •cotton can make cloth which is great for crafting. •but, the Real money is in Super Corn, it makes for almost as much value per stack as a stack of iron, and can be used to make the grandpa’s line of buffs as well as glue (sadly not plastic like the old days, see my rant above) and also their seeds, which can stack to 500 (like most seeds) (although this does take a Lot of super corn to make) •note: although grass has a seed, and it has at least 2 growth stages, sadly, at this time, it is Not a renewable resource as it drops less than what made it and does not benefit from any of the farming buffs, though this may be a bug.
hey @JaWoodle, i know you test a lot of things to troll zombies in this game. Did you ever try how zombies behave in a pit or a room (1 or 2 cubes deep) where all around you put stairs but theese are not vertically placed, as they shoul, but are orizontally rotated? do zombies get stuck moving around the border and are they unable to go up and leave the trap?
For anyone that's used to living off the traders and their missions, that's still possible now but with the nerf, even maxing out barter and adventurer, you won't be nearly as comfortable as you're expecting.
Yo Woodle! Just wanted to ask - have you noticed the hit boxes of the zeds being wonky? I'm in an online server and I swear I could shoot Arlene in the face and she just goes full Matrix and dodges the bullets somehow.
I noticed the same thing last night while playing with my daughters. You could be close enough to shove the barrel in their mouth and still miss 😅 Hope they fix that, lol.
Just watched, Izprebuilt and he showed that to do the challenges you can press track and it will tell you what weapon/tools you need to use plus show markers where you'll find them challenges. Have fun :-)
Yeah I'm pretty sure they nerfed the wandering horde bag drop rate. I think it's still higher than normal as I get a bag out of the hordes more often than not but I'm only getting A BAG, not a couple bags. Makes it worth killing them if you're passing by but I won't bother chasing them down to kill them anymore or even changing course by much.
To be fair about the hot/cold system being janky: the update coming in Q4 2024 is supposed to include a revamped weather system. I imagine hot/cold will come into play again at that time.
If after the 7 day horde, there are repairs, and/or improvements made to the base before day 14, I'm going to demand proof that Woodle is actually playing 😂😂
Someone should test to see if the pipe pistol got buffed. I'm seeing everyone roll pipe machineguns but they aren't doing shit anymore. Also, the first trader reward states it is used for a specific skill tree now...maybe there are some tweaks behind the scenes? might be worth checking out.
I just hope those rampy blocks at the top don't trick the zombies into ducking and biting your ankles, I seem to recall you having that issue before with other blocks.
I was happy when Dora gave our boy a shout out on the Neebs stream last Thursday. Gist was that they haven't collab'ed with you yet but, more importantly, he respects your passion for pineapples on pizza (delicious). However… some words were used describing your fungal repulsion. I don't mind a bit of fungus personally, sometimes squidgy, sometimes crunchy, mmm… but I'd love to see you join them to spring a ruckus as only an irate Aussie Muppet can. What say you defend your honour, Woodle: Oy oy oy?!
@JaWoodle 57:00 on the neebs twitch thing. I watched the thing so you don't have to. If I were you I'd chance them with a dm, worst they can do is not respond. Also, where fallout video?
It was pretty cool, also neebs kinda defended Josh saying Dora was the same way about beans. Also I agree MESSAGE THEM! Dora did say "haven't done anything with him, YET!!"
So I'm back to Doing EVERYTHING to maximize trading. Got my Magnum pistol, My cheesecake, My Sugar Butts, Grandpa's Awesome sauce, and a Cigar hangin out my mouth! Trading INTENSIFIES!
they didnt nerf the amount of money you get from resources like polymer, bras, and anything you get from dismantling cars. just use some hackers candy and in 15min you made like 5k coins
I'm curious. Do you think 1.0 is a net benefit or meh? Things like not needing to worry about thermal protection, being forced to drink dirty water, traders being nerfed into the ground, and the ever annoying learn by doing make the game feel bad, and you know modders are working to undo/fix a lot of these things. However, there are some good things here. Optimizations, zombie variants, cheaper dew collector, cool new vehicle and player models. I dunno. I generally feel like we lose more to nerfs than we gain in gameplay. This used to be a proper survival game, now it's a zombie horde game with survival elements.
Unless some new mod drops that only works for V1, I'm probably going to stick with A21. So far the only good things I've seen are the improved world gen, vehicles, and dew collector and even then mods had already improved those for A21. From watching the few videos so far optimization doesn't really seem to be improved, I bet the only reason it might be improved at all is due to them changing the player model and armor so it no longer lags due to trying to display all the clothes you could wear in A21. I have a i9-10900x, rtx2080ti, 128GB ram and V1 still lags in all the same spots, when hordes spawn and moving around in big cities and I don't have streaming software running like streamers might. Zombie variants are great but we need more zombies, not just the same ones that are different shades of grey. The Demo seems to be the only one that actually had work put into it. I hate that V1 only has four armor slots. It limits the type of builds you can really do and Josh mentioned it in one video that the buff would have to be huge to outweigh the con of dragging extra sets around with you. The trader to trader progression change just doesn't make any sense at all. Why script what order you have to visit traders? All that does is ruin the randomness of the game and force everyone into hours of listening to Rekt's BS and now Hugh terrible dialog. I really wish Josh WOULD remove Rekt's voice lines as so far that's been the only bad thing about this new play through and the V1 streams. If I do move to V1 the first thing I'll likely do is just completely remove Rekt and Hugh from the game, either replace them with one of the other traders or just completely remove their compounds from the POI list, hopefully someone has a mod out that replaces them with an all new trader by then.
The challenge completion rewards are completely worth the stupid things they require. But it's completely stupid to require stone axe and bone knife. Maybe they want us to complete these things before we even start questing, but then there's stuff like get leather from restaurant booths with a stone knife, but there are no restaurants in the forest.
Is it just me who finds iron tools to be a waste of time? Sure they do more damage per hit than the stone axe but they swing so much slower and they take triple the stamina for each swing. I find I break through things quicker with a decent stone axe than I do with Iron tools so I usually just stick with stone until I get access to steel or I get high enough level to max out all the relevant perks in the skill tree. Also using the stone axe only takes up one inventory slot whereas having a pick and a fire axe takes up 2 slots.
I FINALLY DID IT! I FINALLY PREPARED FOR THE HORDE PROPERLY!
I thought I was on the wrong video. ;-)
Haha seeing g9 go through that last n8ght was funny asf. And seeing your reaction..🥇
wait.. its day 6... horde base? what?!
@@benfurdyna the new is brutal. All night baby, till 4am
I'm scared.
Working on a horde base before the day or night of horde. Whoever this is impersonating Woodle didn't do their homework.
Sus af tbh
@@JaWoodleMOVE YOUR DEW COLLECTORS. You are literally putting them in the line of fire.
Just a heads up if you didn't know. Woodle you said you didn't want to have to do the traders in a specific order and I found out you don't. You can do the tiers for any trader, they carry over to all traders now. But you will only get opening trade quests in the order laid out in the challenge tab. Rekt to Jen, Jen to Bob and so forth. The so to get one to Bob it has to be from Jen but you don't have to do the whole tier or any of it for that matter, just grab the opening trade route quest from the next in the line. Hope that help cause it confused me in my world as i don't have a trader Bob at all.
TFP seem to be moving the game towards slower progression, where you have to earn every inch. Which continues to lend credence to my theory that they won't be happy until the only horde night strategy is to stand in a field and get mauled over and over.
That's quite the leap. TFP are very much on favor of horde bases and built the game specifically to take advantage of that. There's also nothing wrong with slower progression. I'd say the biggest change this release was the progress you'd make with traders. They were way too OP before. Seems so much more balanced now.
Hey Josh! I figured out the ladder-jumping issue
-> it's been changed so that if you're still touching the space bar when you touch the ladder, it just auto-drops you from the ladder.
Don't really notice it on non-jump ladders, cuz you just go right up. But if you have to jump to a 2-high ladder, you gotta release the space bar before you contact the 'ladder space'.
you do jump higher if you hold down the space bar though. So it requires a smidgeon of timing to catch the ladder.
'Aesthetics matter'- Ja Woodle. Then proceeds to float dew collectors on the peak of a roof 😂
Balance counts lmao
@@JaWoodle either way, I appreciate the content good sir. Keep up the great work
How the tutorial should be:
"Drink water from a water source" - proceeds to take a sip from a puddle.
"Take dysentery medicine" - can't make goldenrod tea so nope
murky water tastes great with the water buffer mod on your head gear
About the challenges, you need a stone axe to gather short iron pipes. Best solution is smash a few toilets in poi's. Some of the challenges are odd with the collection methods.
to add to this, sometimes they ask to collect a resource from a specific source without mentioning the source, for example collecting pipes from toilets counts for that challenge, but from the pipes laying around on construction sites or from sinks won't count for whatever reason
Collecting steel ingots is like this too. As far as I can see you can only harvest it for the quest with a wrench from a broken vending machine. It's super annoying.
They are aware and are going to update the descriptions to specify what exactly is expected for each one. Honestly just think they should get rid of the specific tool requirements and just focus on the resource. But I assume the point is to show new players what tools do what.
You can track the challenges to have them show you what to collect from and what to use. I know a lot of people don't like the yellow harvest icons that pop up because they're immersion breaking but they do help in place of better explanations. I do like that you can track the harvest honey from stumps quest to have it tell you where all the stumps in an area are.
Yer it's really annoying that you need to use specific tools as I'm doing agility build and got a hunting knife day 2, still had to rock a bone knife just for harvesting, should be any knife, not just bone. Love the idea but the execution is very funpimps 😂
A lot of little cracks are starting to show with regards to how 1.0 plays, now that the community can do the testing. A few examples include challenges quests being too exacting or not working, temperature seemingly lost in the removal of clothing (also making cooling/warm mods useless), the lack of Randomness with traders assigned to biomes, and trader quest progression not working if you do not return to the last trader you opened. Also group plays seems to really be impacted by the fact missions in groups do not count towards each player, in terms of trader progression.
Redeeming quest xp with a learning elixir and/or the nerdy "helmet" does work. I also have the xp mod so i get like 2.5 times the xp from them.
Josh, they INTENTIONALLY nerfed the trading, because too many players just turned into errand boys for traders, and didn't bother mining, harvesting, or crafting. And i am happy they nerfed trading so hard.
The fact that the horde now lasts the entire night, actually changes somethings, i needed to do a lot more preparation than used to for a day 7 horde
19:50 motherload increases tool harvest & tool books, it's sometimes better to go that first, miner69 afterwards
I do hope they revamp the challenges, i haven't played yet myself but lots of people i been seeing are complaining about various challenges not working at all except for very specific niche things, like for example the one to harvest steel ingots only works from vending machines, not street lamps or anything else, and the one for salvaging mechanical gears, majority of things providing gears don't count including shopping carts which is listed as one of items you can get them from in the challenge itself, it's absurd. it ruins the challenges, it should just let you do them naturally and getting specific items from any source, not specifically forcing you to pay close attention to challenge and specifically hunt every possible source until you find that 1 thing that applies, or where it only counts if you use a bone knife, not any other kind of knife, that's absurd. I am sure modders will fix it but come on fun pimps, use common sense. I can only hope this is something they are actively working on and aware of to have fixed before stable release. I am all for difficult challenges too, just not ones that make no sense and waste your time in frustration.
IzPreBult has been harping on the fact the Challenges have been coded to only proc when done with X took on Y harvestable, and even then the count has been off by 1 or 2 from what he was able to gather. The harvest Steel Bars is especially annoying because it HAS to be Vendos and (so far) Vendos only. Leather has to be from Dinner Booths THE NEW dinner booth model not any leather sofa. I hope that if fixed when its out of experimental and I can play
found a glitch with graves..if there is grass you dont have to dig you can loot the casket just looking at the grass clump and the loot option comes up cheers mate!!!
"I need to build a Horde Base" immediately goes raiding. Also with the challenges you can track them so they will show up like the "starter quests" Handy for finding wild tree stumps for the Honey challenge, and they have to be wild stumps POI stumps don't count. Also, harvest goo piles with the bone knife you have a quest for that too. Edit: see you the rotten flesh one with that's what happens when I post at the beginning of the episode.
12:34 The no-no parts censor cracked me up! Love your videos and sense of humor!
The only thing that worries me about the face of your horde base are the many blocks that are secretely wood. And there will be that flamable spit coming at you
Dont have the spreadable fire mod installed for 1.0 yet, playing bog stock vanilla for now so no dramas on fire
Buddy and i held up in that same church for 2nd blood moon night. we just stood on the wood rafter beams in the middle of the church room. Now we got a fort in a random field outside town and 2nd fort being designed and built off an existing bridge in town. The bridge fort MIGHT be the secret to sucess with water near by.
21:41 anything is a “toy” if you’re brave enough….
JAWOODLE!!! Please test to see if fire pits does damage to zombies im curious. Last i remember it was nerfed i think but hey maby it would work in the killing corridor where they land on the fire pits and burn???
I love how Josh’s building skills are really coming out for this 1.0 update. Can’t wait for the baton series 🎉😅
4:56 so according to the fun pimps “roadmap” a storm is brewing that means a new weather update and overhaul. I’m willing to bet we get armor changes with weather update. Maybe like heavy stuff makes you sweat more in the desert or something similar with the light or medium not being enough for the winter biome. Idk. Just guessing like everyone else. But a weather update is coming. 💜
The lvls of anxiety that surged through me when he stopped breaking down the workbench to open his skill trees (17:07) was ridiculous. I was like "Plz, plz, plz finish breaking that thing down"
I get people aren't a fan of the small details of the new challenge system but I enjoy it maybe it help people pay attention to the small details which are usually the most important in most situations
This is a good point. If you think about it less like a tutorial and more like, as it says, a set of "challenges" it makes more sense. Great shout
makes me cranky when a dev trys to tell me how i should play a game you should be able to play a sandbox any way you wish and 7 days used to be a sandbox now its not
Another big tip for players: if you get a sprained arm/leg, its better to break it so that you can use a splint/cast on it, a sprain is slower to heal than a cared for break
@josh for the harvesting iron pipes with a salvaging tool tutorial mission, the description of which specifically says "such as a wrench" it's looking for primitive axe.
"Not just throw shit in the breeze and see which way it blows" LMAO i'm ded
Dang that fast and furious joke made me laugh so loud i startled my dog. 😂
With regards to the traders, you can get several of the same one and you can get quests from each of them and run several before returning to the traders. Also each quest has to be returned to the trade post that gave it. Not all of the same trader will give rewards for each quest.
I love it when Woodle comes to seemingly final conclusions regarding a feature of the game based off one experience, i.e. the frequency of loot bag drops in wandering hordes. The game is still based on RNG, Joshy boy. That drop rate hasn't changed, but the increased rate does not mean you'll experience a guaranteed drop with every horde.
You've got your combat knife and your food knife (at least until you've completed the challenge)
You'll wanta break down any armor you find that you aren't going to wear, i've found it can be hard to find a reliable supply of armor parts early on. (You can always make specific sets once you unlock them and get them to a .... decent tier.)
i use the wedge 60 tips for my anti zombie stack block cause some zombies like to crawl even if you have 3 block clearance but use a ramp block for anti stacking measures
In addition to saving the XP, saving the final rewards at the trader from them also works, so if you get super high loot level, the double rewards max trader perk, the loot and xp goggles, the elixir, the xp candy, the reward candy, and the loot armor you can do an all in one go super turn-in for enough XP to instant level multiple times even late game, many stacks of dukes, and enough high end loot to make everything else seem crazy sad by comparison
The construction site poi you went to on day 5 had a rolled up carpet that gives you 50 cloth per piece of carpet
Run out and grab a load of cotton plants to make cloth. There's loads of them knocking around now so I think they upped it for that reason :)
I was on day 24 before I got my first wrench, and then 25 when I got my iron tools. It was stone hammer for quite a while. I couldn't find glue or duct tape, so I couldn't get the workbench until day 24 as well. It was ruff
Good luck with that 1.0 horde I didn't do so hot myself mainly because I screwed up my base, the transition platform from the runway to the base bars was made up of doubled up side by side .05m pillars, and they didn't see that as a viable path, and I tried to run to the main safe point of my base and got cornered and died lmao
The biggest problem with that horde base will be the falling zombies that will enter rage mode and punch stuff
I just allocate a slot in my inventory for wood, and I always have thousands. I like to pick up chairs and scrap them in the POIs.
Also, seriously creeping closer and closer to that ever coveted baton play through. Can't wait. You got a shout out by @Glock9 about batons on his last video.
Huge tips for new players, and apparently Ja a bit as well: the most important resource in this game is books, the crafting ones can be very helpful (some in particular are universally good like medicine, food, tools, benches, armor, …, but others can be very build dependent, tho still possibly good to have), however, Way more important are the set books, in particular any set that is a universal set (lucky, heist, hunter, wild, …) or any set that helps a harvesting set (lumber, miner…) and should be bought ASAP as well as any set for your build, although ALL of them are important and should be learned by EVERYONE.
Buying and finding books should be your main early game goals, possibly even more than quests after the free bike is gained. Definitely far more than trying to max out a given item other than maybe harvest tools (see below)
If you are looking for a good money source, then harvestable items is the way to go, every shop refresh you can sell 3 Stacks of any given item to the traders, some items you can even process first to make better here are the pros and cons to each tool’s resources (at least as far as i have come to find):
*ALSO, BIG NOTE never power attack while harvesting, power attack loses between 1/3 and 1/2 of the resources and may not gain special harvests!!!
Tool sources
Axe;
•only Really good for wood, which is easily replanted, takes little skill find and make, and has some easy crafts if you want to make stacks of decor items and such to sell. Wood may not have the highest value, but, its decent, theres lots, and you need it anyway. Plus its a material you can compress, letting you carry 5 stacks of 6000 in a smaller stack
•Can do flesh, but save that for knives.
•can get leather, paper, plastic, and fabric from some blocks, but generally there are better ways, (see below) tho on plastic, although an amazing seller, that a trap, ill say why later (oh, and bin paper unless you plan to mass create shotgun shells or cigars)
•Honey - with books you can get loads of honey every time you go tree chopping, great for use, sale, and crafting
•coal - decent chunk from burned trees, not super renewable, but, a good extra, see mining
Knives;
•good for harvesting bodies, this lets you get several resources for potential selling, pair this with tracker and targeting all human and roadkill bodies and you can make bank
•raw meat - not only good for making food (save at first for boiled meat, then bacon and eggs, then hold off till meat stew, its basically the best renewable food) but it also sells for a Decent chunk, once you have a good stock and/or are used to hunting regularly this can be a good sale stack, and you can turn it into stacks of each of the “single” ingredient dishes to sell more if you really are just overflowing (charred, grilled, boiled), none of these stack large
•bones - on their own not a big seller, however you Can boil them into glue, which can sell well and use on its own or be turned into duct tape which both sells well and is useful, decent stacks for both
•fat - although a good seller, its much better to save since it is used for almost every good food thats not a semi limited resource, and even some of those, it can also be made into many fire and light related things, stacks to 500
•Leather - good seller, also super useful resource to have, stacks decently
•nitrates - you Can sell this, you get loads more from mining (see below) but, in general, you are likely better off with using this for farms (see below), stacks like wood with compression
•feathers - sells but not well, can make arrows which is a way to sell more stuff, better used to let you hunt more
•rotting flesh - on its own a bad sell, most people throw it away in error, never do that if you can help it. Rotting flesh leads to farming, which is an AMAZING resource, (see below)
Wrench - although this nets you some great materials to sell (some of the best) they are also the most limited and generally not good to sell.
•iron - better from mining, (see below), but a decent sale as well as useful, stacks like wood, can be made into lots of things
•lead - mining is better again, stacks again, not useful unless you are going spray and pray, can be made into a couple things, decent sale
•brass - not mineable so this is fairly limited, its only useful for bullet casings and a couple decor things, so in general if not running guns it can be sold. Sells well, cannot be compressed
•glass - basically junk in modern versions
•plastic - amazing sell, huge stack but doesnt compress, but Do Not Sell, you need SO MUCH plastic late game and its not a quick material to get, it also is semi limited as they have removed the old ways to make it. (They really need to let us make it from glue or oil again, heck, id accept it using both)
•parts (both electric and mechanical - great sellers, but, these are rather limited, and you need loads of them, avoid selling
•pipes - good seller, can be scrapped or melted to iron if short on space, also used a lot
•springs - No Longer Craftable! Rarer than you think, and used in Loads of things in large quantities, do Not sell even though they are valuable
•acid - never sell, super rare, super useful, super semi limited, never sell even if the pricetag is tempting
•engines and batteries - similar to acid, but doesnt stack at all, and you *can craft batteries… but dang are they expensive (best way to get T5 or T6 ones though) generally dont sell, but, you can sell them if you need to, most POIs reset with some cars, and engines are a once per item thing while batteries are closer to ammo
•cloth (see below) leather (see knives) wood (see axe)
•headlights - semi limited but more on the common side, you need these for all the good and/or non-zombie angering lights as well as most light mods. Decent seller, stacks decently, but id say keep
•wheels- you likely want these for vehicles, and you would be advised to always keep a spare truck at each base (usually 1 per town) as well as your get around truck, recovery bike, and a gyrocopter or few… but, generally, you can sell these for a decent price if you have enough for the next vehicle saved up and are happy with that amount. You can also craft these if needed
•iron and steel ingots - mostly renewable (see mining), if you have not unlocked them yet save them, otherwise they make for great sales items and are a way to make iron become 3 separate huge sellers plus what you can make from them
•Radiators- perfect for selling, a stack of 5 sells for 250, super common (technically limited, but barely) and almost not used. If they take up too much space they can scrap for brass
•Dukes and old world money - they are what they are, straight up dukes
Pick:
•remember how the axe is with wood? This does that for iron, lead, nitrates, coal, oil shale, stone, (and with a little loss sand and other things from shovel, see below) the first 5 items all stack to 6000 and compress so you can stack 5 stacks, they all sell well and, even better, are super useful and make even more items to sell. This is by far the best way to get them all. This is one of the best earners. To find ore veins look for the small surface nodes (you can even see them on the map, each node has a color; iron - rusty, nitrates - white, lead - gray, coal - black, oil shale - dark brown) and clear an entry area around that node of dirt. (You can dig straight down but dirt causes collapses unless you brace like crazy), clear any area you see ore or host sand (the sand around the ore) and 3-5 blocks out into the stone at the surface, then, mining just the ore and sand, shave one layer off the top at a time. If the ore undercuts stone (which it will) use braces (i advise at least a 2 wide brace so you can lower it one block at a time) about every 7 block gap to be safe. (You do Not want collapses). Always mine from top to bottom, never bottom up. I advise you clear the sand from a layer first, then clean the ore up, a top end pick can dual purpose, but a shovel is better, (see below). You can get MULTIPLE compressed stacks in less than an in game day, and this lets you go crazy on crafting and selling, often dropping 3 stacks of each material on each trader per reset, netting you stacks and stacks and stacks of dukes.
•BONUS INFO THAT HUGE: mining (even with low end gear, but top end is even better) is likely the best XP gaining method in the game aside from T5 speed run supplies/burried, and, even then, with travel and stuff added in, mining is still likely better.
•gold diamonds and silver - with the right book you start getting these as you mine ore nodes, amazing sellers, and aside from the diamond tip mod thats all they are good for.
•aside from rare ore laden pois this is
•stone is everywhere, actually a Great seller too and renewable
•coal makes one of the best drinks in the game
•gunpowder and ammo are good ways to upcycle
*technically limited per world, but you have likely beat the game if you mined it all
* these sell for over 5000 a stack generally
Shovel, similar to pick, but for earthy materials rather than stoney or metal, aside from materials that are mainly from picks none of its materials can compress, but they can stack to 6000, generally not valuable until processed. :
•clay - ultra useful, processes iron and other metals, lets you farm, needed for mushrooms, used in lots of things.
•sand - saves a step in processing stone
•Plant fiber - useful for several crafts, you dont generally have nearly as much on hand as you would expect
•snow - makes one of the best drinks in the game
•coal - better from mining,
Object sources
Dew collectors:
•every stack of 10 cooked water is 100, you can use these to make almost every drink and many of the best foods, each of those also sell decently, maxed out collectors in a decent spot generally net around 12 water a day, apparently more in the frozen biome i hear? Have yet to test it tho.
Farming, this is the amazing one after mining, and is truly renewable:
•note: you NEED max level farming skills And the farmer armor if you want to make more than the tiniest profit on this, do Not use with no levels and no armor.
•Each separate crop can have 3 stacks sold per refresh, generally crops take around 2 days to mature
•most crops can be made into several potential sales items on top of their base crop form
•all good foods come from some crop of another
•you can gain a pretty large chunk of XP per harvest once you get a large farm
*use a stone axe to harvest, nothing gives a bonus but this uses the least stamina and is fast without being a power tool
•most crops sell decently, at a few hundred a stack (125 stackers) to a few thousand (500 or 1000 stackers)
•cotton can make cloth which is great for crafting.
•but, the Real money is in Super Corn, it makes for almost as much value per stack as a stack of iron, and can be used to make the grandpa’s line of buffs as well as glue (sadly not plastic like the old days, see my rant above) and also their seeds, which can stack to 500 (like most seeds) (although this does take a Lot of super corn to make)
•note: although grass has a seed, and it has at least 2 growth stages, sadly, at this time, it is Not a renewable resource as it drops less than what made it and does not benefit from any of the farming buffs, though this may be a bug.
dew collectors can go inside as long as it has a view of the sky so you can put like a grate to replace the roof
I think he tried that in Blizzard. Collector needed a clear view to the sky with no block in the way. Unless Josh just didn't try the right block.
It seems the vitamins or goldenrod tea allows you to dring lots of murky water - still loose HP though.
10:30 Giggity. Taking care of that morning Woodle
hey @JaWoodle, i know you test a lot of things to troll zombies in this game. Did you ever try how zombies behave in a pit or a room (1 or 2 cubes deep) where all around you put stairs but theese are not vertically placed, as they shoul, but are orizontally rotated? do zombies get stuck moving around the border and are they unable to go up and leave the trap?
So excited for these vids , been waiting for the console for so long
Wow amazing! First time I think you have actually prepared!
For anyone that's used to living off the traders and their missions, that's still possible now but with the nerf, even maxing out barter and adventurer, you won't be nearly as comfortable as you're expecting.
Yo Woodle! Just wanted to ask - have you noticed the hit boxes of the zeds being wonky? I'm in an online server and I swear I could shoot Arlene in the face and she just goes full Matrix and dodges the bullets somehow.
Unfortunately when I miss it's cos I'm straight garbage at this game :(
@@JaWoodle Muppetization aside, I can't seem to aim to save my life in 1.0. I've missed a shotgun blast at point blank range somehow.
I noticed the same thing last night while playing with my daughters. You could be close enough to shove the barrel in their mouth and still miss 😅 Hope they fix that, lol.
Just watched, Izprebuilt and he showed that to do the challenges you can press track and it will tell you what weapon/tools you need to use plus show markers where you'll find them challenges. Have fun :-)
Yeah I'm pretty sure they nerfed the wandering horde bag drop rate. I think it's still higher than normal as I get a bag out of the hordes more often than not but I'm only getting A BAG, not a couple bags. Makes it worth killing them if you're passing by but I won't bother chasing them down to kill them anymore or even changing course by much.
To be fair about the hot/cold system being janky: the update coming in Q4 2024 is supposed to include a revamped weather system. I imagine hot/cold will come into play again at that time.
If after the 7 day horde, there are repairs, and/or improvements made to the base before day 14, I'm going to demand proof that Woodle is actually playing 😂😂
Someone should test to see if the pipe pistol got buffed. I'm seeing everyone roll pipe machineguns but they aren't doing shit anymore. Also, the first trader reward states it is used for a specific skill tree now...maybe there are some tweaks behind the scenes? might be worth checking out.
Horde prep JaWoodle is peak JaWoodle.
I just hope those rampy blocks at the top don't trick the zombies into ducking and biting your ankles, I seem to recall you having that issue before with other blocks.
Now Josh… you know the zombies are paying you in experience and exposure and as a content creator I am confident you see the value in that :P
After dying from a broken leg I think parkour is one of the first things to level.
Just baught a t5 machete for like 5000 which is a steal.
The machete hits much harder now and has AOE bleed damage!
Josh looking mighty handsome in the beginning crazy hair and all 😍
I was happy when Dora gave our boy a shout out on the Neebs stream last Thursday. Gist was that they haven't collab'ed with you yet but, more importantly, he respects your passion for pineapples on pizza (delicious).
However… some words were used describing your fungal repulsion. I don't mind a bit of fungus personally, sometimes squidgy, sometimes crunchy, mmm… but I'd love to see you join them to spring a ruckus as only an irate Aussie Muppet can.
What say you defend your honour, Woodle: Oy oy oy?!
I haven't heard this one, I'll need more details before I educate the boys on why slimy mushrooms are a surefire way to ruin a pizza lmao
It was on their Magic Dumpster twitch stream playthrough yesterday. Somewhere in the first half or so. I'm sure someone will time stamp it.
@JaWoodle 57:00 on the neebs twitch thing. I watched the thing so you don't have to.
If I were you I'd chance them with a dm, worst they can do is not respond.
Also, where fallout video?
It was pretty cool, also neebs kinda defended Josh saying Dora was the same way about beans. Also I agree MESSAGE THEM! Dora did say "haven't done anything with him, YET!!"
I'm not used to Jawoodle panicking lol. Great work bro!
I am living in this POI as well! It's so perfect!
Cockatoo JaWoodle cant hurt you. He isn’t real 🤣 😂 💜
@12:39 I fucking lost it on the blur.😂
So I'm back to Doing EVERYTHING to maximize trading. Got my Magnum pistol, My cheesecake, My Sugar Butts, Grandpa's Awesome sauce, and a Cigar hangin out my mouth! Trading INTENSIFIES!
cops, bikers, spiders and big mommas are on your list of kill zombies
looks like you are somewhat already building your castle lol
The guys at Neebs gaming were talking about you the other day you need to contact them about a collab in the full release
If meat is still a problem, try chucking a point into animal tracker ;)
Josh just so you know I thought your hair looked really good in the beginning
I dunno man, I think you should do the horde base in one of the pois next to your home base
In 7 Days ACAB stands for All Cops Are Bilious :)
As a brand new player to 7 Days, I find the horde lasting all night WAY too much.
If ever there is a question with the challenges, track it. You will see acceptable targets pop up on screen.
Look at you, preparing in advance! Way to go Woodle! I know my own ADHD butt surely struggles with any such thing, lol. Have a good one!
Did u see swaggersouls in the crowd at dream hack lol
they didnt nerf the amount of money you get from resources like polymer, bras, and anything you get from dismantling cars. just use some hackers candy and in 15min you made like 5k coins
you missed the ammo pile behind the main loot crate.
Lookit you being ready! Thanks Woodle, cheers cobber.
Why don't you make a horde base on the wall so zombie drop outside of wall instead of inside so you can keep your yard nice and tidy 😁
I'm curious. Do you think 1.0 is a net benefit or meh? Things like not needing to worry about thermal protection, being forced to drink dirty water, traders being nerfed into the ground, and the ever annoying learn by doing make the game feel bad, and you know modders are working to undo/fix a lot of these things. However, there are some good things here. Optimizations, zombie variants, cheaper dew collector, cool new vehicle and player models. I dunno. I generally feel like we lose more to nerfs than we gain in gameplay. This used to be a proper survival game, now it's a zombie horde game with survival elements.
Im not sure, there's a lot that's good, but definitely some things that are obviously wrong
Unless some new mod drops that only works for V1, I'm probably going to stick with A21. So far the only good things I've seen are the improved world gen, vehicles, and dew collector and even then mods had already improved those for A21. From watching the few videos so far optimization doesn't really seem to be improved, I bet the only reason it might be improved at all is due to them changing the player model and armor so it no longer lags due to trying to display all the clothes you could wear in A21. I have a i9-10900x, rtx2080ti, 128GB ram and V1 still lags in all the same spots, when hordes spawn and moving around in big cities and I don't have streaming software running like streamers might. Zombie variants are great but we need more zombies, not just the same ones that are different shades of grey. The Demo seems to be the only one that actually had work put into it. I hate that V1 only has four armor slots. It limits the type of builds you can really do and Josh mentioned it in one video that the buff would have to be huge to outweigh the con of dragging extra sets around with you. The trader to trader progression change just doesn't make any sense at all. Why script what order you have to visit traders? All that does is ruin the randomness of the game and force everyone into hours of listening to Rekt's BS and now Hugh terrible dialog. I really wish Josh WOULD remove Rekt's voice lines as so far that's been the only bad thing about this new play through and the V1 streams. If I do move to V1 the first thing I'll likely do is just completely remove Rekt and Hugh from the game, either replace them with one of the other traders or just completely remove their compounds from the POI list, hopefully someone has a mod out that replaces them with an all new trader by then.
Drop the "a-too" cobber!
Holy crap this isn't Josh its a alien it took are Muppet 😅
Is there really no way to find the next episode of this play through?
The challenge completion rewards are completely worth the stupid things they require. But it's completely stupid to require stone axe and bone knife. Maybe they want us to complete these things before we even start questing, but then there's stuff like get leather from restaurant booths with a stone knife, but there are no restaurants in the forest.
Finding a tier 5 pumpy, my go to hoard weapon, day four in his inventory was a stretch to afford. 😂 But I did it. 😅
I finally understand what a GALAH is and how to spell it. Being an Australian bird I'm guessing it's also poisonous and immune to bullets.
Definitely not immune to bullets. i know that for a fact. It's not great to unalive them as they mate for life, and well, it's probably illegal too.
I just realized the FP are forcing you to put points into pack mule unless you constantly want to be cucumbered
I feel sorry for anyone that buys V1 for console. At least on PC you can fix all the dumb choices TFP put in with mods.
No they aren't you can get a chest armor that gives +10 slots and there's quad pocket slots now AND you can put 2 different pockets in your slots.
100% agree that the zombies that are not rendered beforehand so you can stealth them is total BS… keep meaning to make a mod to fix that
Is it just me who finds iron tools to be a waste of time? Sure they do more damage per hit than the stone axe but they swing so much slower and they take triple the stamina for each swing. I find I break through things quicker with a decent stone axe than I do with Iron tools so I usually just stick with stone until I get access to steel or I get high enough level to max out all the relevant perks in the skill tree.
Also using the stone axe only takes up one inventory slot whereas having a pick and a fire axe takes up 2 slots.
ive noticed those havent been tracking correctly
Woodle-Time!!!
Less than 6k subs until stun baton only!! Let’s get it!
What map is this and is it going to be for xbox x to
Traders buy at 10%!!! I had a cooking pot to sell and her offered 4 dukes. He had one for sale and wanted 600!
JaWoodle time! Woot woot