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Really depends about what 'Like This' means to you.

Do you mean zombie games in general?
Do you mean a game where you can build?
Do you mean a voxel world where you can modify any part of the game world?
Do you mean games where you're on a strict time limit to defend against an inevitable threat?

All of these would net you different suggestions. So, What do you like about this game that you'd like to see in another game in order to try it?

I mean, to be honest, any suggestions posted there are likely to never be seen by the developers. That isn't even counting the fact that this title is nearing the end of the core development cycle when features would be added.

If you really want your suggestions to be visible, then you would post on the official forum. Again though, keep in mind that it is likely too late for anything other than some minor tweaks or settings to be worked on.
https://community.7daystodie.com/forum/9-pimp-dreams/

There's been no update. But it's possible you were opted into a beta option in the beta menu that has been removed or that you no longer have access to, which would auto-update you to the default stable branch.

Originally posted by Freak: how would zombies have the brain to try to run silently? they don't even have the brain to find the door to a bunker with a tunnel.

Instinct. Even dumb AF animals have the brain to run silently.

By contrast, navigating a complex manmade structure isn't a natural instinct; Nor is putting several unrelated locations together like +=OMG ITS A BUNKER I BETTER BREAK IN THE DOOR; That equation requires deduction and a leap in logic to conclude that that bunker door specifically is related to the reasons that lured the zombie over.

Originally posted by JoeSloeMoe:

Originally posted by LORD_K: I don't remember this in previous versions as I could only play up to vs.14 on old hardware, now it's been fine with slightly better hardware.
And I thought of something simpler, but it seems interesting to attract zombies by the bad odor :)) .

Yeah, back in the day the odour of meat would attract zombies. Anyone know why it was removed? Am wondering if the calculations add too much cpu usage or maybe it was just not the direc...

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Originally posted by SylenThunder: I know this has been in other games previously as well, but I'm thinking of how it's handled in No One Survived in particular. The more your cleanliness goes down, the more detectable you are by enemies. Affects both stealth, and just walking around.

Would be interesting to see it paired with the original smell system if that ever returns.

Personally I think it would rather have an opposite effect- Zombies would not be as easily able to recognize your location by scent if you're unclean, but Animals would.

Reason being, Zombies are hunting for the player based on their remnant knowledge and instincts of a modern world- Lights, fires, mining and other activities, etc. So, A 'Cl... Read more

I know this has been in other games previously as well, but I'm thinking of how it's handled in No One Survived in particular. The more your cleanliness goes down, the more detectable you are by enemies. Affects both stealth, and just walking around.

Would be interesting to see it paired with the original smell system if that ever returns.

Originally posted by Tech: I have 3700+ hours in the game and all but like 12 of them are solo. I have never and will never like the system where the "timer clock" keeps ticking even when I am not playing. So if I log off for sleep and work but some guy who plays 14 hours a day stays on I come back to days and days in game gone and mobs are harder + get slapped with a horde night.

If you weren't aware, mob and horde difficulty haven't been tied to the game day for a few years now. It's based on your own personal gamestage.
https://7daystodie.fandom.com/wiki/Gamestage

I used to play a fair amount of PvP in this game, but the last few years it hasn't been all that great.

Lately I play pretty much solely on servers with 2-3 other friends. If I'm playing solo it's usually either testing mods or trying to replicate bugs.

Originally posted by STDRandom Lead: you hit them with something. doesnt matter what but most either punch them or use the stone axe.

just realized i might have been trolled. 234 hours into the game for op. HIghly unlikely they never figured out basics.

Also highly possible that their 234 hours came, yknow, 7 years ago or something in like Alpha 10... Back when you pressed E to harvest, not smacked the crop.

100% PVE, Mostly solo, occasionally play with my sister.

The OP's question is answered. Commentary about how you didn't like the style in which someone else's response was written etc. doesn't answer OP's question and is off topic. Locking thread.

I'm a weirdo, I basically don't. Only time I visit other biomes is when looting/questing, or when I want to use one of those other biomes as a starting biome which is rare.

I plant my roots, And near those roots I stay.. I don't feel it to be as absolutely imperative to rush the higher tier biomes for loots as other players seem to.

Originally posted by Marshall:

Originally posted by Yuri: Oh, So I think I'll keep playing normal, thanks :D

i think you would be better off just shelving this game. by the time youve made any meaningful progress a update with be out breaking your save file, followed by another update and another.
you see where im going with this right?

And at no point are you forced to update if you don't want to. Want to continue your A20 save? Opt into A20.7 in the beta menu and you'll n... Read more

Just a fair warning, The game's general difficulty, of zombies you encounter in general/in POI's/on horde nights is based on your player level- The higher your level the higher your gamestage and the more difficult/more numerous zombies you'll encounter.

So power leveling is perhaps a bit counter-intuitively a detriment to the player unless they know what they're doing- Which as a new player, you don't. Same thing for increasing exp gain via the save settings; 300% exp will certainly make you gain levels 3x faster, but it means difficulty ramps up 3x faster too and that can catch you off guard for sure.

This isn't to say you shouldn't powerlevel at all ever. Just, keep the above in mind and level in moderation.