Even though everything would die if it hit bottom, we'd throw some spikes down their just for fun. And the game is TOO EASY.ĭoes the giant pit defense still work? my group ended up digging a 15 ft wide pit all the way around our base that went down to the bedrock stuff. In short, as far as I can see Re-enforced concrete blocks are more than enough for the Hordes in this game (at least till day 70). We have never repaired in the middle of a Horde, and this is diffculty 5 (2nd highest!!) and yet the Zombies are harmless verus a base that is being defended by players It has to be said, they have NOT managed to do any more than a few HP of damage to our re-enforced concrete. On Horde nights, the Horde will eventually break through the outer wire/spikes and get to our walls, where they batter the walls till morning and/or we kill them all. they fall, they lose their legs, they die on spikes. I get what you are saying with the whole Splat thing, but eh, w/e. However our outer walls are made of re-enforced concrete, surrounded by a few layers of spikes and Barbed Wire. Falls don't kill zombies, like Valmar said - what does happen is they become crippled and start to crawl, and if you have log spikes at the bottom of your pit, then the crawlers will be dead quickly. Originally posted by Ghostlight:I may be speaking too soon here because it is only Day #70 for us (furthest we've gone thus far). (again, I had 2 trussels beyond the outer wall - water up the entire thing so a watery "overhang" effect so the spiders couldn't get up there either) Just build the main base above it and they won't get up to you nor break in. SO yes, you can make a base that all you'll hear is zombies swinging at air occasionally and never breaking into anything. (toss buckets of water at the bottom of the trussels is how) The tressels go 2 out beyond the building but water doesn't flow through them so I had to "cheat" a bit with that part of the architecture but it's quite doable.
Trust me - getting 3 friggn blocks of water "falling" like that is *NOT* easy but is doable. *snicker* ) No "base" set so it tossed me up to the frozen biome so I shut it down, turned off spawns, went back in and ran the whole distance down.
(how'd I die? It seems bullets go through trussels but *NOT* rockets. No damage showed on *ANY* blocks when I shut it down and reset the zombies by dying. I also put a door on one side - solid wall behind it but it's got a door at the base. I ran up and down that shaft between shooting and kept a huge swarm there the entire day. nothing.įun side: The building is *SOLID* concrete except a shaft to the base that goes 2 blocks under it. They came swarming the place as I stood on the building - I went up and down the shaft. I built it then stopped the game - turned max spawn on zombies, blocks low, damage high, burned out 1 sniper rifle, used a rocket launcher, had meat on me. 3 "waterfalls" suround it - as you can see it's desert terrain, yet flooded.
7 DAYS TO DIE ZOMBIE DROP PIT FULL
The only full proof protection is to make a base at the bottom of the map and sneak when you are less than 15-30 block from the surface 4 MonkeyEmperor 7:03am DON'T DO IT It will take you a longggggg time to dig a pit that is deep enough. If a falling zombie scrapes the wall for some reason they slow dow, meaning they won't die. The water protection is an old and no longer valid protection 3 STOP ADANI 6:14am If you are going to make the trap make sure you have a lip at the top. the 23 deep pit is for all but the fat zed Zeds will still break down your walls given time. Water does not do anything other than protect your for the vomit damage. The roof is covered with water which permanently flows down the outer walls, covering the entrance door. It is about as cheesy as you can get but will keep them from every destroying your base. You litteraly just gave me a good idea XD since i already have a big falling pit, i gonna add a second one like you said.Originally posted by Eleazaros:This, or a variant on it, is about the most zombie proof base you can make. Make the half angle ramps, where the landing point (block 2 and 3 from the wall, the first is the overhang) is the same block high and will not reduce the falling damage, but corpses will falling further downģrd most zombies will only break there legs on a one level pit => make a two level pit, each min 30 blocks deep.Ĥth failure will be - when Z's will falling on each other => so make a defence line - just in caseĥth if your base will work, you are really smart! Don't forget to collect the loot on the ground -) Z's are dieing from falling - when you are smart.ġst zombies don't taken falling damage when falling near other blocks => need overhang if one full block above (each level!)Ģnd zombies need to fall on a clean point (not on or near corpses) => make a min 3 blocks wide ramp that corpses will falling down and away from the falling points. Originally posted by RobertW:Omg, the same.
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