1. 7 Days To Die Garage Door

Made a few more revisions. Most notably, I returned the club recipes to using sticks as I didn't like the way they bunched up with the metal weapons in the progression. Basically, you got clubs the same time you got a fireaxe, at which point, you didn't really need clubs anymore;)Also removed a couple of lingering recipes I noticed that didn't fit in, and changed the title of the thread to be slightly less aggressive in expressing my disdain for giant bees;)Download link in OP is updated to the new version. Updated the link in the OP to a alpha 9 version of the recipe file based on my own play the past couple of days.A brief outline of what the config does. This is from memory, so it may not cover all the changes.-Gets rid of the crossbow and crossbow bolts entirely for reasons I've discussed elsewhere.

Basically it makes firearms and all the firearm crafting useless as it's pretty much the ultimate ranged weapon and can be crafted in the first few minutes of the game with an infinite supply of easy to obtain ammo.-Gets rid of the stone axe. This thing is the swiss-army knife of tools and pretty much nukes any progression in the game. First, it's pretty much as effective as any other early game weapon like bone shanks or the various clubs. Second, it allows you to mine resources from boulders, which makes obtaining iron for forging trivial (not to mention it makes forging or finding other tools far less significant). Third, it allows you to chop down trees right off the bat and also serves as a construction tool which means construction is possible right at the start. With it gone, you have to work a bit on each individual thing it represents and it ups the fear factor quite a bit in the early game as you have to rely on preexisting structures for shelter.-Nerfs desert resources. Driftwood is only good for burning and can't be turned into planks or stick.

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1. How to Build a Fort in 7 Days to Die. Finding a house for shelter is important in 7 Days to Die. To survive long, most players build their fort using the house they found. To have a strong fort, you need to focus on two important survival.
2. Tried to mess around in creative and by looks of it i should be able to place it like i am wanting to If you can't then there is a reason for it you have not figured out yet. Perhaps it is a low ceiling that would not allow it to open.

Yucca juice is completely removed. Did this because it's actually way easier to get beverages and wood in the desert than anywhere else as you can just pick them up off the ground which makes deserts feel like the land of plenty:P-Removes extraneous recipes. There are only two club types, and I've gotten rid of pretty much every recipe that allows you to create a block without building a frame first.

Those recipes largely nullified the whole construction system, so basically if you want to build it has to be through frames and/or rebar and then applying upgrades to them. Also got rid of all the useless furniture recipes and such, so if you want decorations like that for your base, you have to scavenge them.

This also cuts down on all the annoying clutter in the crafting menu as well. Also got rid of a few entirely useless recipes like leather strips that serve no purpose whatsoever in vanilla.-Gets rid of several of the firearm mold recipes. You can still craft all the shotgun parts yourself, but I consider stuff like rifled barrels and bolts to be beyond your primitive crafting abilities. This makes such parts or whole weapons that you find much more valuable, particularly since the crossbow is gone as well.I think that covers the main points. I made several other little tweaks here and there so that things make a bit more sense or are a bit more challenging, but the above are the real kickers. That kind of specific hovering behavior isn't required to get the same kind of gameplay impact in terms of fortification.

Obviously, the AI would need to be different for different kinds of creatures, but I think a lot could also be justified in terms of zombified animals being able to do things that normal ones couldn't. Can a zombified vulture hover in place after coming in for a swoop? I could see them flapping in a stationary position almost like a dragon or something (upright with claws and beak facing forward).

7 Days To Die Garage Door

I suspect it would look downright creepy rather than comical.The AI would likely be more difficult to get right, but IMO it would be well worth it to avoid having giant fucking bees in the game;). Not to mention that vultures defecate all over their own legs to thermoregulate and prevent overheating.

Scary maybe but also a revolting animal that is content to bask in it's own feculent excretions. Since FC has a thing for poo i thought that fact would be of interest.Well, I am thoroughly sold:P vultures must replace bees. They should perch when not on attack or circle:)At least the dogs are proper. Being comfortable with all dogs IRL I can imagine the heart pounding fear some people experience by the feeling I get from these in game. How sick would it be to have domestic dogs to tame that turn to these in situations. I'd love to play your version of 10.1 with a buddy when it's ready. Can you play your mod in MP?

I'm not talking about the dedicated servers, but I imagine using P2P should be no problem, as long as all players have the same modified files? I have no idea how disconnected SP is from MP, but in the past I have converted a SP map to a MP one, so it shouldn't be that different, at least hopefully. Sadly I can't remember if you played a modified version with Icy, but I think you didn't, at least in the 2 vids I watched. I'd love to play your version of 10.1 with a buddy when it's ready. Can you play your mod in MP?

I'm not talking about the dedicated servers, but I imagine using P2P should be no problem, as long as all players have the same modified files? I have no idea how disconnected SP is from MP, but in the past I have converted a SP map to a MP one, so it shouldn't be that different, at least hopefully. Sadly I can't remember if you played a modified version with Icy, but I think you didn't, at least in the 2 vids I watched.Yup, me and Icy were playing with the mod. With Alpha 9, the recipe file was automatically transmitted from server to client, so the whole process was automated if the server had it installed.I'm not absolutely certain about alpha 10 though and whether or not the other files I'm changing are transmitted like that. They reside in the same directory as the recipe file now, so hopefully they do, but I'm not 100% on that.I suspect that at worse though, if both people have it installed it should work fine, with one caveat: you.may. have to turn off anti-cheat (Steam gives you the option of launching it without), as I notice the console has been giving me anti-cheat warnings about my modified files.Just want to test a bit more to assure I haven't mucked anything up, and should have something ready shortly:).

I just died a few times so I think I am happy with the next release:)This release contains the following changes:-Updated mod for version 10.1 of 7 Days to Die.-Added enhanced sound effects for when dysentery progresses to stage 2.-Changed a bunch of skill books around so that the player starts knowing very few recipes and slowly learns them over time. This creates bottlenecks at various points in the progression to help spread things out a bit better and create a transition between an initially nomadic lifestyle as you scavenge for various resources and books, into a more self-sufficient existence. The individual changes are too numerous to list, but you'll figure it out. One word of warning though: I can't effectively change the names or icons of the book items at present, so in some cases they may be misleading as to what they actually contain. Well, a few tips:-Don't forget that a stick is cookware. It won't resolve your water problem, but it can be used to cook up any meat you find.

Animals tend to keel over all over the place in alpha 10 so you'll often find carcasses just laying about for free food, or see a zombie kill an animal, in which case you can kill the zombie to steal the meat.-You can drink water without boiling it if push comes to shove. You'll likely get dysentery, but this can be survived if you have painkillers on hand. Fallout new vegas armor mod pack. It will create other problems for you of course, but it'll get you through that first night in a pinch. Usually I think you tend to find enough bottled water to get you through if you do a fair amount of scavenging.

I've tightened things up to an extent where the first day becomes a bit of an exercise in time management, similar to BTW, so try to get things done quickly so that you'll have as much time as possible left over to scavenge.-Yes, finding shelter is an absolute priority. Given the recommended settings if you haven't secured a safe location by nightfall, feral zombies will kill you. However, with alpha 10, buildings are frigging everywhere. Find a road and follow it in one direction until you hit buildings. If you hit a wasteland.turn around and go back. Wastelands will seriously mess you up and need to be avoided (snow biomes are dangerous as well to a lesser extent due to the tougher frozen zombies).-Make sure to keep an eye out for bags laying about (backpacks and such).

They tend to have better loot in them than the cupboards and such in buildings. My theory on this is people killed while fleeing were more likely to have decent stuff on them than those that expired behind barricades in their homes (in which case they likely consumed almost everything).-Sticks can be used as improvised tools and weapons. This can save you some real time at the start in getting a stone axe up and running, in that if you grab a stick first, you can then use the stick to harvest grass to make fibers.-Bone shanks make great improvised weapons at start, as do wood clubs. The way I've setup the weapon stats in BTGB, it pays to have a weapon other than your stone axe at start both for the increased damage and to preserve the durability of your axe.-Kill zombie nurses if you have a chance. They often times have pain killers on them, and will sometimes have antibiotics.

The pain killers can help you survive dysentery and get over your wounds, while the antibiotics will cure dysentery and infections.

Contents.Story The game's events happen after a nuclear that destroyed an extremely large part of the world, except for some areas such as the fictional county of Navezgane,. The player is a survivor of the war who must survive by finding shelter, food and water, as well as scavenging supplies to fend off the numerous zombies (hinted to be the consequence of nuclear fallout) that populate Navezgane. Though there is no real objective except surviving at this moment, the developers hinted at a possible storyline that will be added in future updates. Gameplay In 7 Days to Die, the player spawns into a randomly-generated world or the preset world of Navezgane, Arizona, with the objective of surviving for as long as possible against the elements and the zombie hordes.

As a survival game, the player character is in constant need of water and food for sustenance, as well as being vulnerable to injury and illness. The game is voxel-based (similar in some aspects to ), allowing for simple building, and destruction of objects in a physics-simulated environment (for example, building a structure with no support such as pillars and walls can lead to its collapse). Objects in the world degrade through use, so the player has to search for or make new tools as the game progresses. The player can also gather and create materials—from nature and the remnants of human civilization—to construct these necessary items.While the game includes wildlife that can be hunted for food or will hunt the player, the main hazard is zombies, which are affected by the game's day/night cycle—during the day they are relatively slow-moving and easy targets that can only detect the player at relatively close ranges, but at night they become feral, which makes them move much faster and thus greatly increases their threat. As the in-game days progress, tougher and more aggressive variants begin to appear. Stealth and distraction can be used to avoid unnecessary conflict, while carrying foods that have a smell (such as raw meat) will attract zombies. They are also drawn to areas of human (i.e.

Player) activity, and will relentlessly attack anything that impedes their movement until they are killed or the obstacle is destroyed—this includes player fortifications. Should they detect the player, zombies will apply the same single-minded pursuit until the player is either dead, or leaves the immediate area.The game's title is a reference to an important event that occurs every seventh day of in-game time, whereby hordes of zombies attack the player's current location en masse—unless sufficient preparation has been made and defences constructed, the player will quickly be overwhelmed.Multiplayer Multiplayer is available through player-hosted servers and enables multiple players to interact and communicate with each other on a single world. Interactions can be cooperative or hostile depending on the used server options. Players can run their own servers or use a hosting provider. Single player worlds have local area network support, allowing players to join worlds on locally interconnected computers without a server setup. Players are also able to provide support via single player worlds. 7 Days to Die servers can run on consoles, Windows and Linux.

There are two supported game modes for multiplayer: Survival (both randomly generated and standard) and Creative.Development The Windows alpha version of the game was released on August 16, 2013, for people who pre-ordered the game on either. As of August 11, 2013, development of the game is ongoing with a campaign ending on August 15. The estimated release date was May 2014 for; and versions were planned for later in the year.The game was also after 23 days getting over 75,000 yes votes, 8,340 followers, and 8,700 favorites. It was number one on Steam Greenlight, after only 16 days with over 56,000 votes. The Mac version was released on September 13, 2013 at the same time as update Alpha 1.1. PC 7 Days To Die was released to the public on Alpha 1.0. Only users who had backed the game via the Kickstarter Campaign or who bought it via PayPal had access to the Alpha until Alpha 5.0 which was released on as an Early Access game on December 13, 2013.Since the Alpha release of 7 Days To Die there were multiple game changing updates that contained features such as a new snow biome, forging systems, new weapons, general graphical changes and smoother terrains which would be completed by Alpha 8.Alpha 7.8 was released on April 4, 2014 and was promptly followed by Alpha 7.9 on April 8, 2014.

Alpha 7.10 was later added on April 19, 2014. Alpha 8 was released on May 7, 2014 which updated the visuals to zombie animations and smoothed the terrain for a final time. Alpha Version 9 was released on August 19, 2014 and added random generated worlds, new injuries, new light effects, and new graphics. Alpha Version 10 was released on November 22, 2014 and added a new character creation system with face/body morphing and visible clothing, a new zombie horde world heat map system and a new wellness system.Alpha Version 11 was released on April 2, 2015, where the developers updated to, which includes many graphical improvements, a new quality range system for guns, weapons, tools and armor and a new Zombie called 'Feral'. Alpha 12 was released on July 3, 2015, and added a new vehicle system with a Mini Bike, first weather system, new sound and physic systems, among other fixes and additions.

Alpha 13 was released on December 10, 2015, adding temperature survival elements, a skill system, and a redesigned crafting system. The difficulty of the game has increased, but it continues to be popular.Alpha 14 was released on March 26, 2016, with further improvements and more features, a lot of bug fixes, as well as some performance and graphic optimizations. Alpha 15 was then released on October 5, 2016 with major improvements to random generated maps, a trader system, a new difficulty scaling and several more features.

The UMA-Zombies that were introduced in this Alpha would be removed in Alpha 16.On June 6, 2017, Alpha 16 was released. This release added electricity to the game for the first time and introduced various traps including electric fences and spinning blades.On November 19th, 2018, Alpha 17 was formally released which added a quest system as well as new vehicles and numerous system overhauls.PC RequirementsBefore individuals decide to purchase 7 Days to Die on Steam their PCs, they must make sure that their PC specs have the minimum requirements to run the game on the lowest settings.

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