7 Days To Die Dev Tracker

Having a bedroll within the boundary of a POI should prevent it from being selected as a quest to begin with; and as a failsafe should also prevent you from being able to initiate a quest at the location even if you should receive one to the location. The same should also be true of the Land Claim block; either or should prevent it.

Dig quests do not reset the chunk/area the way POI quests do. Dig quests just spawn a single block a few blocks beneath the surface, nothing more, so it'll never reset an area.

Originally posted by Scorchy0h:

Originally posted by The Mook: Looking at the global achievements; how is it possible that 100% of the players do not have the place your first sleeping bag achievement? How? It's about really the first thing you do in game! Yet only 66.7% of the players have it. Same with the stone ax, but only 66.4% have that one.

It just seems so off to me.

You would be surprised how many people ignore the quests. a friend of mine is on day 46 (90M days) and still has the bedroll quest. but thats because he play's the delete if you die mode and doesnt see a point in building a bed since he wont be using it.. idk if he uses traders though, wou...

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Originally posted by rincewind:

Originally posted by The Mook: Looking at the global achievements; how is it possible that 100% of the players do not have the place your first sleeping bag achievement? How? It's about really the first thing you do in game! Yet only 66.7% of the players have it. Same with the stone ax, but only 66.4% have that one.

It just seems so off to me.

Well, not all people that buy a game actually play them.

Some may wait for it to get out of early access.
Other people could have bought it during sales and forgot about it.
I don't remember if the game was in any bundle at any point, but some people get games in a bundle and fo...

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The other land vehicles have a lesser known ‘little hop’ function, mapped by default to the crouch key. I assume the 4x4 has this, too. While it may be incongruous to build a truck with lowrider-style hydraulics in the zombie apocalypse, it might help you in off roading.

Are you sure you’re looking at the green food bar under the toolbelt, and not the red health bar in the lower left corner? Food will heal your health, so you may have gotten used to watching that go up. But a leg injury can cap your max health no matter how much food you eat.

Originally posted by Teresa: Either you missed something or your game has a mod that is screwing it up. I played last night with my son and we were able to share quests same as always.

Just in case you are missing something, kage848, grand spartan and gameedged, as well as many other youtubers, have multiplayer series where they regularly share quests. You could watch one of those multiplayer videos to see them sharing quests to see where the button is.

Of note, Make sure you actually select the quest you're trying to share- The share button doesn't appear if there is no quest selected iirc.

You can still import prefabs with the world editor i believe- you just cant do it in game while playing.

Jumping spiders, flying vultures, spitting cops, and exploding demolishers are intended to test your base design in different ways as the weeks go on. If you haven’t fought against all of these yet, they may challenge what you thought was a reliable horde base.

For those looking for a dog-like companion, I think you’re going to like the robotic drone once it’s released. It’s slated to be pretty awesome, as you can see in dev stream videos.

I’m not sure I’d consider Tier V quests harder than earlier tiers, but they’re definitely on a more epic scale. Finishing one before nightfall is a major accomplishment in my opinion.

There are plenty of ways to make the game harder beyond the obvious difficulty and horde size settings. For instance, since you find the Blood Moon fun, you could set it to occur more often, with or without added randomness to make its timing unpredictable.