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1. #7 days to die base desigbn mod
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This design helps zombies find their way to your kill zone, then stuns them in place with the electric fence, making it very easy for you to kill them with melee, guns, or explosives. R: Ramp blocks advance rotated to create a smooth front this helping zombies glide in to your stairs rather than getting stuck on corners and going into rage mode.īuilding like this creates a very smooth front of the base and fills in the empty space left by the electric fences previously.

#7 days to die base desigbn full

S: Your stairs built up to the kill zone where the Zombies will stand.ī: Full blocks built from the ground to the roof. You could just make these blocks if you prefer.īefore building my roof, I like to finish the front of my base and make it easier for zombies to come to the kill zone.

This prevents birds/spiders from getting in your base during horde night but allows you to have a nice open air base all other days of the week. H: Rotated so that they open outward and create a wall this needs to be done on the floor and roof. This also gives you redundancy so that if you forget to repair, you have a second one to continue to stun zombies giving you a better chance to repair them.ĭ: Doors rotated outwards so that there is no space between the exterior wall and the door. This means that 2 electric fence lines will be running through your kill zone, one close to the floor (allowing it to hit crawlers and dogs) and one around zombie chest height. Place the posts parallel to the ground on column labeled FB. 1 Full block on the ground with a plate rotated and placed on the roof above it creating an opening into your base that is less than 1 block wide (this prevents dogs from jumping in).į and FB: This is where you will place your electric fence posts. While standing on your completed foundation and facing what will be the front of your base, place blocks in the following pattern: To make it easier for you to get up to your foundation you can add a ladder to the top foundation block at the back of your base, you can easily jump up and climb the ladder to enter, alternatively, get parkour and you can leap straight in. While building the foundation at night, zombies will be unable to get to you as you will be too high even if you don't have walls yet so this is very safe to build at night.

#7 days to die base desigbn upgrade

As the game progresses you should upgrade all exterior blocks to at least reinforced concrete though. I upgrade the outer walls of my foundation to cobblestone and on default settings (up to and including insane difficulty) this is already strong enough to survive the day 21 horde no sweat. For early game, you only need to upgrade the inner blocks to reinforced wood and this will be fine until demos spawn. The reason I build 3 blocks high is because zombies can't attack your floor (thus creating steps to you) and this forces them to use the stairs that you build. I start by building a 9x9 foundation 3 blocks high. Here's a video version of the guide for those who would prefer to watch instead of read.

I've had this base built up to a functional level before the day 2 horde in horde night every night playthroughs even, but it's the perfect kind of base to work on during nights in your first week and easy to get up by day 7. It's a very simple base, but it can survive from day 1 to 70 easily, functions as both a horde base and a home base, and requires very little maintenance once you get it up and running. I wanted to share a horde base design that I've used a lot in alpha 19.

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