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One critical factor is where the player character stands. You might try re-positioning yourself, closer to the hole and farther from the ladder.
Although debates continue on the "not entirely stupid" part
... one thing that's been consistent is that zombies have no sense of self-preservation. They do not consider if they'll take damage when deciding where to go. Players often misconstrue zombies as avoiding danger, when they're only avoiding obstacles. I did a big pit base in A19, and zombies would happily fall in, taking damage in the process as I wanted them to, when that was the way to get to me.
Um, did you make the video? Because normally you say np when someone's thanking you.
I would say the barbed and electric wires are slowing them down, therefore they spend more time at these traps than on open ground, rather than the zombies having some affinity for them.
Originally posted by Lelo Mariin: Theyre dead but not entirely stupid. A drop that far down will damage them. So they either take another path OR dig down themselfs
Although debates continue on the "not entirely stupid" part
... one thing that's been consistent is that zombies have no sense of self-preservation. They do not consider if they'll take damage when deciding where to go. Players often misconstrue zombies as avoiding danger, when they're only avoiding obstacles. I did a big pit base in A19, and zombies would happily fall in, taking damage in the process as I wanted them to, when that was the way to get to me.Originally posted by OH! MY CAR:Originally posted by Jupiter: Wow it's really helpful, thanks a lot
Sure, np.
Um, did you make the video? Because normally you say np when someone's thanking you.
Originally posted by Michael Daemon: I've discovered zombies like to path along barbed tripwires for some reason, so if those ring your base you can have the zombies form a kongo line in front of some smg turrets or something.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2770132547
I would say the barbed and electric wires are slowing them down, therefore they spend more time at these traps than on open ground, rather than the zombies having some affinity for them.