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Spike traps lose durability, after every zombie killed.Despite their look, and design, the bridges in 7D2D are not that strong, and is not recommended to base -on.Almost every metal item you can break, will drop a specified amount of scrap metal.Not all food items will decrease hydration (some actually increase it).Noise will not only attract the zombies around you but it will also cause hordes to spawn nearby and they will come after you.Zombies will dig randomly so if you made an underground base sooner or later they will get in.

So make a little potato farm and you will never have to worry about food again.

Potatoes are the best food item in the game because they can be farmed, they grow 5-6 per plant, they do not need to be cooked, they don't decrease hydration, they give 1 health, and 6 fullness.

To make the tea you need to boil goldenrod (the yellow flower that grows randomly in grassy areas) over a campfire using a cooking pot.

Goldenrod Tea is twice as effective as water (water does +20 hydration + stamina but the tea does +40 hydration + stamina.

This way if you do get attacked, you wont be able to be spawn killed too easily. I recommend hiding it in a wall, with adequate spawn to spawn in, and have a doorway filled up with materials matching the surrounding wall. Ideally where no one can find it, and spawn kill you, or destroy your spawn.

That being said you will want to keep this in a very secure place. Tip #5: A safe bedroll, is a happy bedroll:ħD2D implemented a feature, letting you chose your spawn point, based off of where you have put down bedrolls(Beds, sleeping bags) Very much similar to Minecraft's spawning properties with beds. I recommend making a vault, out of the strongest material you can find, and hide it as best as possible, you will be keeping all of your items in here after all! You must make sure to have enough room to store all of your items, and keep them organized for ease. In almost every video about 7D2D you will often see the players running out of space in their inventory rather quickly, this is the purpose of plenteous storage units. It's also unsightly having random holes everywhere. Bandits can hide in these holes, and remain relatively close to your base without knowing, You may fall in them, and zombies may also collect in them. Although they do a good job at killing zombies, they also produce huge holes in the ground, which can quickly become a danger. As for explosives, I do not recommend their use. This includes, barbed wire, spike traps, and explosives(So far) Remember that wall? I recommend you put a layer of spike traps, on the inside, and outside of the wall. it keeps the zombies occupied, without them having the chance to compromise the integrity of your actual base.ħD2D have, and still are implementing ways to defend your base. But the point is, you don't care about the structural integrity of the wall, that's it's purpose. if built strong enough, the zombies will spend the whole night attacking this wall. The purpose of this wall is to give the zombies something else to whack at before they get to your base. one good example would be a wall surrounding your base. One way to counteract zombies destroying your bases is added layers of security. 7D2D has a feature, where you cannot build unrealistic structures, and your base must be structurally sound, or your building will collapse. When, and if zombies do reach it to your base, they will eventually overtime compromise the structural integrity of your base.

This includes, destroying anything obstructing their path, and finding the path of least resistance. The zombies of 7D2D, are relentless foes, doing whatever they can to get inside of your base and kill you. Lighting no longer has any effect on zombies (or at least they still run at night if you shine a flashlight at them or place a torch I not sure about power or toughness but it probably doesn't work on that either. Thanks to Clifford for the updates to this page. Here are some 7 Days to Die hints, tips and tricks by Centinal.