7 Days To Die Dev Tracker

The POI seen beyond is a prison.

The new water doesn’t look different from the old water so much as it behaves differently and you can actually swim and maneuver in it much more naturally.

Originally posted by Las: You know it's bad when a spear has less practical range than a zombie's arm does.

Except it doesn't and it's not even close. In hard values, Spear has a maximum reach of about 4-4.1~ blocks, and zombie reach is 1.5-1.65 blocks iirc depending on the zombie type. A players Shortest range is bare handed/most fist weapons which tops out at 1.8m.

There's desync in multiplayer, and somehow some people manage to experience it in SP too. But those two concerns are outliers and not the general experience of the majority of players, and are not representative of how things are actually designed.

Originally posted by Blue Hasia: wow that is t5, not that large so must be full of harder dangers

I think the size is a bit deceptive due to the aerial shots. It's at least 2 floors and a roof- I'm betting probably a basement layer too; Plus the grounds themselves. Just looking at the front where there's a bus dwarfed by the entryway is a pretty good tell that it's a pretty large POI overall... Just perhaps not as large as something like dishong tower. Probably is more dense on the danger compared to that monster.

Definitely looks awesome though- I wanna make it into my base Thanks for... Read more

I hope that the phrase "hundreds of new and updated POIs" doesn't go unnoticed. There is a ton of new content in the game for A21. I know some people won't be satisfied if the new content isn't a new zombie, weapon, or vehicle but hundreds of new places to explore are great!

Originally posted by Holy Moly: yes i have crops on my roof

Their increase weight as they grow. So may have overcome the structural integrity.

Clay soil is melted in a forge to make a technically molten form aka 'Clay' which is used for forge recipes. Clay soil itself is used to craft and repair terrain blocks, and for some other recipes like mushroom seeds.

Game stage is part of the calculation that determines Loot stage, which is what actually effects the loot... So, essentially, the answer to your question is 'Yes, gamestage affects loot'.

Originally posted by Seftak: Good thing i do not care about any of those games. Also i can play multiple games at the same time. Don't need to dedicate my life to only one game.

I am doing that also, 7 Days, Euro Truck Simulator (and American Truck Simulator), Torchlight 2 and Supreme Ruler Ultimate are all on my current playlist.

Originally posted by cgwildwolf11: i only ever play solo and it is lots of fun

I mostly play solo (some 3 player games with friends) and enjoy the solitude immensely. This is a great game solo, and a good one for small multiplayer.

There is a game stage system that scales risks (e.g. zombies) and rewards (e.g. loot) up and down depending chiefly on your player level. When multiple players are in physical proximity they get a combined game stage value and the game adjusts accordingly, from quests to Blood Moons. In theory this serves up a balanced experience for any number of players, up to the officially supported limit. I say in theory only because I haven't personally been big on multiplayer for some time.

Originally posted by !C4ught/M3^withMYN4D30ut: i have 300+ games on my wishlist already....:RadioCallIn:

Yeah, I got about 50. Down from before since I've bought quite a few during the March sales event - I pretty much snap up anything on my Wishlist if it's discounted below $20.

Originally posted by Santa Heavy: I don’t really care about any of the new releases. Not that they are bad or anything, but because of price. 50+ dollars is a fair amount for a game when I can get 3 older but were popular when they came out, for the same price when they go on sale.
That and I still have 60+ games I own and still need to play lol.

Same boat here on the games, I've got 200 in my Steam Library and about 50 of them still to play... hehe.

Originally posted by Rager: Diablo 4.
Lets hope it releases soon, because this downtime would be perfect for it.

After Diablo 3, Blizzard is going to have to do a lot of convincing to make me try out Diablo 4.

Originally posted by Ghostkeal:

Originally posted by OzHawkeye:
Odd, my game installation seems quite functional.

this game is buggy hell man lol. all im saying is asking for dlc when the game has been in early access for so long and still isnt close to finished is a bit silly.

Well, buggy is different from saying its non-functional, and personally, I agree, releasing DLC while still in EA isn't a good look.

I'd be interested to know what sort of bugs you're... Read more

It sounds like the OP is happy with turning the Blood Moon off. But for others in the same camp, remember there's a setting just for the block damage enemies do during the Blood Moon. If you like having Blood Moons and don't want to nerf the speed or damage zombies will do to you, but also you don't like playing defensive architect figuring out how to build structures to withstand them, then this would be the ideal setting to adjust.

Originally posted by Ghostkeal: maybe they could attempt to finish the game before DLC, or maybe add some actual functioning gameplay to make it enjoyale

Odd, my game installation seems quite functional.

Hmmm, keybinds ought not to change just because the game is closed.

They can get overwritten though if you change the version of the game you play - something I had to deal with a lot when my friends played an Alpha 16 game recently - every time I went back to my local Alpha 11 game, I'd have to reset keys.