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The default difficulty options already do this by changing how much damage you to do the zeds, and what they do to you.

You can also set them to only walk.

Game difficulty does not have a bearing on how your gamestage progresses. That ended in Alpha 19.
https://7daystodie.wiki.gg/wiki/Difficulty

No need to start a thread when another already exists.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/251570/discussions/0/4765459117306875252/

With the caveat that I am not a lawyer, technically I believe you could revert to an earlier alpha, e.g. the one that was available when you bought the game. Then you could play that version without accepting the new EULA. You would still be accepting the EULA that came with that version though. At no point was there not an EULA to accept.

Originally posted by Kara: I remember when you bought a game, you OWNED your copy of the game to play as much as you so choose! These devs are saying "agree to annnnything we say that violates your ownership of your data and very own PC, or you no longer get to play the game you PURCHASED".

Do you actually have an example of a computer game that you legally “own”? Because I’ve loo... Read more

The voxel terrain adapts to surrounding terrain blocks. If you can't place a block there, it is 'occupied' for structural integrity purposes. As long as there is an unbroken line of blocks (terrain or otherwise) from bedrock, the vertical support is infinite. Horizontal support (extensions from a vertical pillar that DO NOT have an unbroken line from the bottom; IE, a ceiling, a roof) is finite as you know.

Fyi you can place building frames to flatten the terrain out and smooth out some of those dips and rises. That gap in the bottom right is there Because you built one block lower, but it wont affect integrity.

In short,
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B=Buiilding blocks
X/Y=Terrain

This is kindof a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ diagram of what you have there, The two Y terrain blocks are morphing to eachother, causing that slope/gap between the blocks. And just to restate, this is fine, it wont affect integrity. If you Can place a block in that sp... Read more

Warrior difficulty
Day length 90 minutes
XP: 100%
Loot: 100%
Damages all 100%
Loot Respawn: 30 Days
Death modifier: Injured
Drop backpack on death
Max spawned zeds increased to 128
Bloodmoon zeds 24
Zed speeds are as follows
Normal: Walk
Night: Run
Feral: Sprint
Bloodmoon: Sprint
Airdrops increased to every 6 days

Mods running...
Improved Hordes
Khaine's Dangerous Cities (edited to not reduce zed spawns in the wilderness)
Khaine's Headshot Only
Khaine's Remove POI and region Names/Skulls
Khaine's Zombie Reach Adjust
Sam's Karmah Remains

Originally posted by moonracer: Very early on they had gore blocks. Like literal cubes of flesh that would form when you killed a lot of zombies. They would slowly fall to the ground like a very thick liquid. When fighting waves of zombies, these blocks would create ramps for them to get up and over obstacles.

After an assault you'd have to clear the gore from your base. But sometimes when you broke a gore block it would rarely spawn a crawling torso zombie.

It was a little janky, but quite creative and unique to the game. Wish they had fleshed it out more.

Yeah, that build existed for what? A couple of weeks? Completely tanked performance. Was fun though.

I miss having truly infested cities, and actual large amounts of enemy spawns. I find myself quite often going back to Alpha 10.4 where I can set the server to a maxalive of 450, and shooting off a gun inside the city is a dangerous prospect.

Plain Clay/Argile is ONLY used for Forge recipes, never for anything else.

It is implemented in the french version of the game. "Clay Lump"s are melted in a forge to create "Clay" that is stored within the forge's internal buffer, or in your case "Sol en argile" is put in a forge to make "Argile" that is stored within the forge's internal buffer.

And just to clear up other possible confusion, Iron and other forge resources must similarly be melted into the forge reservoir before it can be used, despite the name of the inventory item being "Iron" and the forge material also being called "Iron".

1. Anyone who brings realism into a video game not based on reality has already lost the argument.

2. See #1.

3. This is a you issue. Wiping your old data was required before starting the new version. It's pinned in both Support forums, and has been an announced requirement since before Alpha 17. If you do the needful, you don't have issues like that.

4. Again, this is a you issue. While I will openly admit the game has lost the challenge that used to make it fun. Playing today's game the way you played yesterdays game isn't going to work. They aren't the same. Development changes things, and you need to either change with it, or find something else to do with your time. Like rolling back to the version you love. TFP has made that choice available. Something hardly any developer does. Go play Alpha 10.4 again.

If you're going to start a thread asking a question, you should look through the forum before asking it.

I've wasted some of my personal time pulling links from the first page of threads for you.
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Originally posted by Cor.: The only thing I can attest to in Windows that would do something like this is the "virtual memory" setting.

You dont want Windows to manage that at all. Its not very good at it.

I believe the settings are Minimum 1.5 and Max 3 times more than your RAM.

That is old Windows XP data. Since Windows 7 SP1 letting Windows manage the pagefile is more performant in all but a few excptions.

One thing that is for certain though. Setting a custom pagefile is likely to crash Unity with a memory error. Windows isn't alone in this either. It will crash on Linux if you have less than 8GB Swap.

Thousands of people are likely playing 7 Days to Die with Twitch integration and typing cp in the chat every day. If those two letters in chat get you flagged, then I would say - speaking for myself here - that it’s the platform with such an overly simple, overzealous system for flagging stuff that’s to blame. It’s assuming too much from two letters. You can probably take any two letters at random and come up with something virtuous or nasty they could be short for. Do you have evidence that this actually affects users, or is it speculation?

Anyway, GuyMonkey is correct in that the official forum at 7daystodie.com is the most likely place for the devs to see your feedback. There’s a Pimp Dreams section for suggestions. As ... Read more

Originally posted by James: This happens when you don't rename the save file and start a new game.

This. Your save game name determines the initial RNG seed used to determine locations of certain variable loot and player spawn locations.

If you always delete your game named "ABC123" and then make a new game named "ABC123" on the same map, you will always spawn in the same place.

Originally posted by Balthazaar: Yeah. The devs got in over their heads for sure on this game. Sad to see the state it ended in.

Also, a moderator marked their own post as the answer, this forum is such a joke. How embarrassing

I am 1000% certain that DerFinneAT is not a moderator. It is however the most correct response in this thread.

CyberPunk isn't even 3D, much less a voxel game. It only cares about your GPU for the most part. On the other hand 7 Days is a fully 3D Voxel game with complex structural integrity and SI mechanics that require a LOT more from your system than 98% of the games you are used to.

This is the screamers working like they are supposed to. They are finally fixed after being broken for a while. Try taking a look around the forum before you start a thread, and you will find that topics on this already exist.

Originally posted by Sprocket66: Same ammo? That effects the damage.

Betting it's this. The Q6 crossbow likely is set for Stone ammo as it was just acquired, while the Q4 one has been in use and so it has iron or even steel ammo loaded, buffing it's damage up.

Originally posted by Synapt:

Originally posted by SylenThunder: Default timer for despawn is 20 minutes.
Length of a horde night on default settings.... 20 minutes.

So if you are on default settings, it isn't a huge issue. However if you are extending your days for a more drawn-out gaemplay loop, you will need to adjust your methods or mod the timer.

I'm playing on default settings (with exception of XP boosted a bit) on a local/single player setup, I literally watch loot...

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Default timer for despawn is 20 minutes.
Length of a horde night on default settings.... 20 minutes.

So if you are on default settings, it isn't a huge issue. However if you are extending your days for a more drawn-out gaemplay loop, you will need to adjust your methods or mod the timer.

Possible fix for restoring a corrupted save

Beyond that, you should figure out why your game/PC is crashing. To hazard a guess, are you possibly ram crashing? If your ram reaches 100% use, your PC will crash because it literally has no space in memory to do anything; Normally your OS manages something called a page file and expands it if needed to store extra stuff to keep the ram from capping out... But some users disable the pagefile because... Read more

OP is late to the party.


How do people genuinely feel about the new magazine based system?
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