Thank you for pointing out the solution. I've yet to come across a quest for this one but I know someone who couldn't figure it out. This is probably the reason and will be really helpful to know.
We made this our crafting base in a co-op playthrough. Really cool POI and fairly easy to protect since the Zombies tend to come in through the drainage pipe. Installed a dart trap and easy peasy. It has what, three pools for water, a large yard for farming and it's all surrounded by a 7ft concrete wall.
There's a difference between what makes sense in the game, though. Fighting bandits, though I don't think I'm going to like that, makes sense in the game. Trading makes sense. Having factions make sense. They all fit the game. But hidden triggers for zombies to spawn? If you can show how it makes sense for zombies to be there but not see or attack you and for you to not see or be able to find them even if you completely destroy the area until you press a button somewhere, I might agree with you. But I doubt you can do so. A zombie will attack you as soon as they are aware of you. That's how the game works and what makes sense in the game. Having triggers that make it so they won't appear and attack you unless you press a button doesn't fit with the game. I get that they are trying something new to make POI different or interesting or whatever, but as soon as any game strays from what makes sense for that game, it starts to fail. Things don't have to be realistic but they need to be realistic for the game. They need to make sense in game terms. A puzzle game where you have to solve puzzles to open up secret and hidden areas and such makes sense to have hidden triggers for those things. A game where zombies want to eat you does not make sense for them to essentially ignore you until you press a button.
I'd be pretty baffled at a puzzle game that has the type of invisible triggers 7dtd has atm; keys doing weird things, ok fine. Walking on an actually invisible pixel to trigger a seemingly unrelated event (spawn of zeds, opening of mysterious doors)... puzzle games need to have logic, even more than zedblaster here.
I'd be pretty baffled at a puzzle game that has the type of invisible triggers 7dtd has atm; keys doing weird things, ok fine. Walking on an actually invisible pixel to trigger a seemingly unrelated event (spawn of zeds, opening of mysterious doors)... puzzle games need to have logic, even more than zedblaster here.
Well, yeah... some of the triggers wouldn't normally fit in a puzzle game either.I'd be pretty baffled at a puzzle game that has the type of invisible triggers 7dtd has atm; keys doing weird things, ok fine. Walking on an actually invisible pixel to trigger a seemingly unrelated event (spawn of zeds, opening of mysterious doors)... puzzle games need to have logic, even more than zedblaster here.
