An indestructable wall that should not exist in a world that calls itself fully destructable. Why? Because the ground was used by players as an indestructible wall since zombies simply could not attack it. But before the zombies could dig players built underground bases simply because they were totally overpowered. But they need a lot more work and knowledge about the zombie abilities, granted.

Voila, you have an underground base just like before.Įven a horde night base underground is possible, I made one or two already. And as soon as you can get SMG or shotgun turrets, add at least one for every cardinal direction. In the early game just add lots of spike traps on the surface (their tops must be on the same level as the ground!!). They need just a little more effort as a crafting base. And why shoudldn't zombies be able to dig when they can destroy anything in any other direction?Īnd you are wrong if you think underground bases are gone. So it was temporarily turned off and later turned on again. Zombies were able to dig in early alphas but with that early AI zombies dug too often and produced holes everywhere. TFP did not change the zombies to dig to make underground bases difficult to operate. Question to you: Would you be happy if TFP ordered their programmers to do lots of overtime hours just to make us happy? Remember how much flak the CD Project Red bosses got when they ordered crunch time for their developers. And programmers need a lot of time to implement difficult features like AI and players impatience does not help speed that up. I myself made a post a few weeks ago where I suggested to them that they should publish them even when they would be unfinished, but it seems they have high standards on what to publish and won't add half-finished stuff. The continued lack of bandits is not a change and is simply a result of the AI programmers having a hard time getting bandits finished. But for many other players it means a fix to an unsatisfying situation. If survival games are not your thing then you might get the impression it is player-unfriendly. The water change for example is done to improve the survival part of the game. If someone doesn't follow the development closely then he might get different impressions for what some changes were done. At any rate I hope that The Fun Pimps keep working on the game and don't ignore player concerns because the player base always remembers how game companies treat their customers. I do love base building after all and Alpha 20 is amazing for it. Though if new texters ever get added into the game I would love to play with them. I'm not sure if I will play much of Alpha 21. In Alpha 21 it seems we are going to be forced to have to do quest. I'm personally not a fan of being forced to have to do quest if I don't want to and I remember when you never needed to, but it was nice that they were there in case you wanted to. I think Alpha 19 had the best farming in the game and I hope it goes back to how it was in Alpha 19. It also seems that they hate farming one of my favorite parts of 7 days to die. It has seemed like The Fun Pimps really want players to play a particular way ever since they got rid of underground bases being a viable base type for horde night. Such as the change to water, the continued lack of bandits and boss zombies, and now changing the secret stash for traders. My worry about Alpha 21 is that so many changes are being made that seem anti player friendly. I later come to find out they took back the promise of swords, but I still play 7 days to die regardless. back when Alpha 16 was coming out I remember asking if they would add swords into the game as I would love to kill zombies with swords and Joel replied in the comment that they would. I have been a huge fan of The Fun Pimps since I started playing back in Alpha 14.

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