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Don't forget about a gyrochopter, 1k rounds of 7.62 with a fully-modded AK and a placeable hordebase made of stainless steel. Oh, and 600 bones. Since apparently bones are a big complaint (remember, searching for stuff is bad, having it all at start is what makes a great game.
But that is where magazines can help (and I really like them as a concept...but pretty please can we get them to stack?!?)...get the perk to build a bicycle for 30 mins and build a bicycle - spend the point elsewhere. This is how we managed to build a forge, bikes, workbench and chem bench on our playthrough (myself and the bf)...he's specialises in melee and I'm ranged/the crafter of the team.
I believe this is a 'no loot' item on the loot table...basically a 'bad luck nothing to see here' drop
jking since 1961.
You've replaced spam-crafting with spam-shooting.
For now, I've made it 2 points per lvl, but takes about 1.5x more xp to lvl. That way I don't get strong too fast, but that I still feel like I'm getting somewhere. It's worked well so far and my friend actually really likes it. Doesn't matter if it takes longer to lvl since we feel there's more of a reward for surviving and actually leveling.Seems I've awoken some trolls around here lol.
But seriously though if devs are worried bout players rushing/cheesing to end game perks and items then don't make them so powerful. Lower the high end perk levels so they aren't breaking the game, less total skill points, keep the game challenging even when irradiateds show up. For me it's not about rushing to be op, I don't want stacks of bones, ammo, weapons, run around with no stamina penalty, day1 gyro, etc. It's choice of character build. Huge difference.
I thought the whole level gates where to prevent ppl from getting OP but having sub perks locked under attributes is making us go for all attributes, or was that the whole idea in the first place? Apart from Wolffblood many here are kinda dancing around the issue with pitchforks and shield walls. Nobody feels restricted a melee focused build needs to dump points into Perc ranged damage just for better looting and wrenching. Or a sneak archer build dumping points into Str melee dmg just to unlock some more inventory slots?
Anyways doubt devs will make any drastic changes now, just some feedback for discussion no need for pitchforks or shield walls
have u heard of like heat signature ? and certain behavior raises the "heat" in the area ... idk how this works presently or in the past exactly but placing a bunch of torches raises the heat in the area ; zombie gore blocks used to raise heat i think ,,, im guessing that at least played a part in why zombie's sensed you.
The design goal (IMO) is that the perks and the mods in your equipment make you all powerful, not the attributes. If you are a perfect shooter with perception 10, then the ranged damage bonus of perception needs to be lowered.
That'd be cool. The attributes give like a very very small bonus of something different each lvl, and move, say for perception, the damage into it's own perk. Or make each individual weapon have it's own perk for it's damage instead of damage over all weapons. That way if you do have to go to a attribute you don't specifically need, you get some kind of nice bonus and then can weapon specialize damage too.
Known issue.
on bedrock level you are relatively safe (not in horde night) to set up your mining operation and forges/crafting stations. just make sure, they are not too close to mine entrance. and you need to secure entrance a bit, like cobblestone wall or something. z never got down to me at nightime mining so far.
