I've been wanting to play like that for a while, or even try a nomad run. But most of the time, my OCD compels me to go crazy and create a mega base everywhere I go! 🤪
Bladiuss. You forgot to mention that you do not need a sledgehammer to remove walls in Twiggy's tavern, since they are level 4 wooden walls. This is a good option if you are really unlucky with finding the sledgehammer.
That's absolutely right! That's one of the many reasons why Twiggy's is such a fantastic spot. When it comes down to it, the ease of fencing it off is a major advantage it has over other locations. Choosing a place that allows for convenient and efficient fencing can make a world of difference in fortifying your base and keeping unwanted visitors out. Twiggy's definitely checks all the boxes in that regard!
The docks are my favorite, preferably the dock near the gun store and its road leading straight to the gas station in the middle of the city. I tend to just make walls around it and set up a small camp, after I’ve gathered enough resources, I build a small cabin. There’s also those 2 docks with three 2-story houses near it, they also make good bases but I still prefer to bunker down in that one dock with a pre-built small cabin. Water will never be an issue, you can also live off with fishes, farms can be abundantly watered down, your near town but isolated enough to be safe from wandering hordes, you can also take that single antique oven in the town to use as an oven and heater for winter. The docks are also near residential areas so its easy to transport furnitures. Overall the docks are my fave bases to bunker down, it just takes a bit of work but it pays in the end.
Hey, docks are an amazing location for a base if you're willing to put in the effort to build from scratch. There are several ways to make these structures impenetrable by zombies, and it's surprisingly easy. Another great aspect of the spot you picked is the abundance of nearby trees, allowing you to improve, fortify, and build all sorts of crazy things, as long as you have the necessary tools. Awesome job-keep it up!
West point pop is insane, When PZ got boring I limited myself to playing on insane 6 months later in West Point ... and it's a lot of fun since you might not even be able to loot anything at the spawn as you are often getting swarmed immediately on spawn. It's very rewarding as looting a lighter or garbage bag feels like a great success and surviving another day is always a challenge. If this will get boring I will probably add sprinters to keep me on my toes.
Phew, playing with sprinters is a whole new ball game. If you were careful before, with sprinters, you gotta crank it up to 100%. It's worth a shot in the future, but fair warning-it might just dial up the stress levels!
The 3 houses near West Point do have a point of interest, behind the lake you can find a small fishing hut that can contain fishing equipment, and it has a 100% chance to spawn a antique oven, which is useful
Dude, moving Twiggy's into the storage facility is genius! The Woodbury reference is great too because that's exactly what the street looks like. My favorite base is the big warehouse. There's so much space for all the cars and building whatever interior you want. I made a big upstairs loft area one time with a bedroom and huge kitchen, living room, etc. Downstairs was the armory and crafting materials. It doesn't have any walls but I didn't need them after I cleared the area because I could just pick off any zeds from the roof with guns. Huge rooftop area for farming and generator. I just really like warehouse bases though
Dude, you gotta love Twiggy's! I've been thinking about creating a mini Woodbury Mega Base, complete with a refugee and military camp, a medic center, and all sorts of stores you'd find in a real survivor's town. I want to showcase it in a video, you know? Oh, and I've never really considered the warehouse as a shelter because I thought it had too many entrances. But now that you mention the layout, it just seems too good to pass up. Taking the second floor and the roofing gives you crazy space, man.
@@bladiuss there are definitely a lot of entrances which is kind of a pain but if you can secure it it’s worth it. And yes the upstairs alone is a LOT of room and there’s plenty of wood nearby for building the floor out, esp in the little storage container behind the building. It’s a fun project if you want another West Point run haha and the Woodbury project sounds awesome!
I like W.P. as my main spawning location and place for my first hideout. Normally i start above the Enigma bookstore, setting up house. Many of the shops here in this street have very good appartments above them. Then sometimes i move towards the American Tire center in the southeast of W.P. depending on how much time i want to spend relocating/renovating. This game is a gem to me. There is just so much to do and one can get creative. I do like a more laid back approach to the game, not pushing the limits on the zombie population. THat may be something for later to try. I customized the game to my liking, leaving plenty of room for me to have my characters die a horrible death ;-)
In terms of Twiggys, you can even knout walls and replace them with 2 double wide doors and turn the ground floor into a big garage If you also knockout the stairs and place self windows, you can safely sheet rope up and down from/to your garage
Oh boy, Twiggy's is a gold mine for creative ideas. Last time I went there, I created a castle-like base. The cool thing about that place is the awesome amount of woodland while still being really near the city's downtown.
@@bladiuss Playing a new character right now and starting in Rosewood (base is the yellow house north of the fire station which is wire-fenced/tall fanced in on 2 sides) and the longterm goal is to build a safe and fully stocked safe house in every city, Twiggys will be my Westpoint One :D
@Oroberus that's an awesome location, my friend! It's clear you've been following the videos and guides I've created. If you have the time, I recommend checking out the abandoned weather station to the west of the storage lots, if you haven't been there already. It's worth exploring new places, and the station has a really cool aesthetic as well.
I quite like the top floor of the office building next to the Food Market as well. Something just feels so safe about living that high up! More work to turn into a proper living space than the Food Market though.
I would consider the Construction site as well, it's got a decent amount of space and has some prebuilt walls, only a few will need some replacement and usually I put 2 gates on either of the polar sides of the base. You can also further expand the trailer sitting in the walls.
Begin as handy Carpenter, build staircase next to gun shop and bridge over to it. Pickup floor you used to make bridge. Fall through gun shop roof into the store. Enjoy your perfect safety.
I love the 3 houses and the storage lots. Have based in both. But by far my favorite base you were dancing around the whole time: The super market! The massive parking lot gives you a very large buffer range that means you rarely get zombie attacks. I normally just sacrifice the main portion of the building and just lock down the back storage area. It only has a few doors. Most of which face internally so they rarely get attacked. It has a single staircase to a second floor. once you have a sledgehammer, you can add a door from the office to the roof of the storage area for farming, and a staircase to the upper roof as well if you need more space. in terms of room for expansion, you can add a whole second floor pretty much inaccessible to zombies through the inner office room. It also has a garage for your car by default, and you can use the parking lot to collect work cars for repairs and mechanic skills. It's still very centrally located, and easier to lock down than some of your other suggestions like the auto shop and the grocery. Good video tho! We all have different basing styles.
Hi there! What an awesome take on the supermarket! I actually sought shelter there the first time I visited West Point. I was making my way towards downtown, but it seemed like the hordes just wouldn't stop converging on that spot. And boy, did I get overwhelmed! You see, my character had the "Sleepy Head" negative trait, so I'd start feeling drowsy around 12:00pm and still had to fend off those zombies. Long story short, I ended up getting bitten in the parking lot and made a swift escape back to the American Tire Building. Maybe it's because of that experience that I didn't consider the Supermarket to be in my top 5. But looking back, I think my untimely demise had more to do with my inexperience and my character's wonky traits than the actual location itself. By the way, I'm loving the idea of creating a whole new floor on the second story. Keep up the great work!
That's a good place. You have plenty of space, and you are reasonably close to most most important POIs in town. The only downside is that you need to invest more time and resources to secure the base. But overall, good pick 👌
The storage unit complex is goated. It’s 75% surrounded by metal fencing, close access to tons of lumber, lots of roof space for farming, NO WINDOWS, and comes pre stocked with generators and plenty of furniture to pick from.
@@bladiuss there's no grass along the river path it's a dirt road that goes the whole way to west point I don't even think trees can grow on the path cause it's so close to the river
Build a wall around the map so zombies dont respond because there is a program that runs in the back ground don't leave the cell tile so zombies don't brake those walls make it double walls like a Roman engineering attacking fortifications to attack a fortify city. The second wall is to protect from the reinforcements. The reinforcements is more zombies and you want to clear the city for the loot. And build a wall around the city and a wall around your manor and fortify the windows and door. So 2 wall 4 floor tiles between the walls and 1 cell tile away from the city walls will be if they break the wall they wouldn't spawn to close to you and your house has a wall and use artic enters so zombies don't spawn on the inside of the city when leaving and close a door before opening the next door for artic enters to work.
I normally start westpoint and go for the autoshop (american tire i think it's called???), because I like to rush louisville suberbs for base materials and normally make the autoshop my base.
My old character started to get stale after 600+ days, so i needed some fresh play. just started a new playthrough and wanted to spawn in West point. Plenty of food in the stores, has a gun store, gas pump, Enigma books shop and the post oftice with a lot of books and magazines. I just fortified a nice family house in the center of the town. This will be my springboard to Riverside, muldraugh and ultimately Louisville and Raven creek (mod map). So far so good. This lucky assh...er...Avatar just found a Sledgehammer and the generator book! Go figure.
@@bladiuss I thought about building columns. You could design something awesome but it would only be possible with tiles picker or whatever that mod is
Hey bladiuss I was wondering if you were using any mods for your fences and buildables for your west point/Woodbury base because I'm starting to make one of my own and yours looks sick
Hi there! Yes I'm using a mod called "More Builds." Everything you saw in the vid in regards to cool base desings was thanks to that mod. Here is the link for you to try it out, hope you have a great time! steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=515555911
It really comes down to what you're aiming for with the mod, as there are mods available for just about anything you can imagine. If you're looking to broaden your weapon options, I highly recommend checking out Britta's Expansion. If you're eager to explore new maps, Ravencreek is definitely a solid choice. As for vehicles, I always roll with Autostar Trailers and 92 AM General for that extra thrill. By the way, I've been toying with the idea of creating a video that dives into different mods, highlighting the best ones for various playstyles. So, keep an eye out for that video coming your way soon! Stay tuned, my friend!
@@bladiuss thanks man I really appreciate it! I always like to look up to people who have more experience in the game because I feel like after I download certain mods they can feel very unbalanced, or like they conflict with each other etc etc
@@haydendraper4142 don't worry about it at all! If you ever need a hand with anything related to the game, just reach out to me. I'll be more than happy to assist you with whatever I can!
@Rug Muncher I think it is second language and also lisp kind of problem, check pronunciation of "G" and "R". Best: shop - "czop" advantage - "what?" XD /ədˈvɑːn.tɪdʒ or uhd·vaan·tuhj/
English is not my native language, and I strive to improve my pronunciation with every video. I understand that my accent may be off-putting for some people, and that's precisely why I put in extra effort to ensure that my videos are filled with the best tips and information available.
@@bladiuss It's not off-putting. I actually really like your accent and I'm a native English speaker! Your content is great. One of my favorite channels. Look forward to every video
@@TheTWH9 Thanks, dude! Seriously, it's awesome to know that I've got your support. I really appreciate it, man. It means a lot to me, and it keeps me going. So, thank you, bro!
I spawned in West Point on my first play-through, not realising how much more difficult and challenging it would be compared to the other starting locations. I ended up fortifying my starter home (the top right house in the northern side of town on the inside of the road), walled it off with log walls and a sturdy gate. That home served me well until I decided I was "capable" enough to re-locate to the fire-station on the south-eastern outskirts of Louisville...
You, my friend, have some serious in-game survival skills. Not everyone would survive their first playthrough in West Point and make it all the way to Louisville. By the way, that Fire Station in Louisville is awesome!
@@Jackal326 No problem at all! It makes me so stoked to hear that I've been able to help you out and that you're digging the videos. Seriously, your presence in the community means a ton to me. Thanks a bunch for being here and showing your support!
@@TheTWH9 Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance to hunker down in the bat factory yet, but I've heard it's both packed and makes for an awesome base. And let me tell you, the fire station is simply lit! 🔥
Would you consider hunkering down in West Point?
If you cant kill all the zombies then just draw them away it ain't that hard
For me thats a roger
Louisville
The Food/Hardware store in West Point is the best Spawn in the game imho. I turned that whole downtown area into a fortress.
The three houses are definitely iconic, i usually go for random 2nd floor buildings and move when i loot the area dry
I've been wanting to play like that for a while, or even try a nomad run. But most of the time, my OCD compels me to go crazy and create a mega base everywhere I go! 🤪
Bladiuss. You forgot to mention that you do not need a sledgehammer to remove walls in Twiggy's tavern, since they are level 4 wooden walls. This is a good option if you are really unlucky with finding the sledgehammer.
That's absolutely right! That's one of the many reasons why Twiggy's is such a fantastic spot. When it comes down to it, the ease of fencing it off is a major advantage it has over other locations. Choosing a place that allows for convenient and efficient fencing can make a world of difference in fortifying your base and keeping unwanted visitors out. Twiggy's definitely checks all the boxes in that regard!
The docks are my favorite, preferably the dock near the gun store and its road leading straight to the gas station in the middle of the city. I tend to just make walls around it and set up a small camp, after I’ve gathered enough resources, I build a small cabin. There’s also those 2 docks with three 2-story houses near it, they also make good bases but I still prefer to bunker down in that one dock with a pre-built small cabin. Water will never be an issue, you can also live off with fishes, farms can be abundantly watered down, your near town but isolated enough to be safe from wandering hordes, you can also take that single antique oven in the town to use as an oven and heater for winter. The docks are also near residential areas so its easy to transport furnitures. Overall the docks are my fave bases to bunker down, it just takes a bit of work but it pays in the end.
Hey, docks are an amazing location for a base if you're willing to put in the effort to build from scratch. There are several ways to make these structures impenetrable by zombies, and it's surprisingly easy. Another great aspect of the spot you picked is the abundance of nearby trees, allowing you to improve, fortify, and build all sorts of crazy things, as long as you have the necessary tools. Awesome job-keep it up!
West point pop is insane, When PZ got boring I limited myself to playing on insane 6 months later in West Point ... and it's a lot of fun since you might not even be able to loot anything at the spawn as you are often getting swarmed immediately on spawn. It's very rewarding as looting a lighter or garbage bag feels like a great success and surviving another day is always a challenge. If this will get boring I will probably add sprinters to keep me on my toes.
Phew, playing with sprinters is a whole new ball game. If you were careful before, with sprinters, you gotta crank it up to 100%. It's worth a shot in the future, but fair warning-it might just dial up the stress levels!
The 3 houses near West Point do have a point of interest, behind the lake you can find a small fishing hut that can contain fishing equipment, and it has a 100% chance to spawn a antique oven, which is useful
That's 100% correct! That antique oven is a life saver during the winters. Thanks so much for putting the info out there!
Dude, moving Twiggy's into the storage facility is genius! The Woodbury reference is great too because that's exactly what the street looks like.
My favorite base is the big warehouse. There's so much space for all the cars and building whatever interior you want. I made a big upstairs loft area one time with a bedroom and huge kitchen, living room, etc. Downstairs was the armory and crafting materials. It doesn't have any walls but I didn't need them after I cleared the area because I could just pick off any zeds from the roof with guns. Huge rooftop area for farming and generator. I just really like warehouse bases though
Dude, you gotta love Twiggy's! I've been thinking about creating a mini Woodbury Mega Base, complete with a refugee and military camp, a medic center, and all sorts of stores you'd find in a real survivor's town. I want to showcase it in a video, you know? Oh, and I've never really considered the warehouse as a shelter because I thought it had too many entrances. But now that you mention the layout, it just seems too good to pass up. Taking the second floor and the roofing gives you crazy space, man.
@@bladiuss there are definitely a lot of entrances which is kind of a pain but if you can secure it it’s worth it. And yes the upstairs alone is a LOT of room and there’s plenty of wood nearby for building the floor out, esp in the little storage container behind the building. It’s a fun project if you want another West Point run haha and the Woodbury project sounds awesome!
@@TheTWH9 you've got me really curious now! I'm definitely adding that place to my list for the next time I swing by West Point.
I'm looting every town on the map, in year 4 atm. Currently looking for a base of operations while I clear West Point. Thank you for the video!
I like W.P. as my main spawning location and place for my first hideout.
Normally i start above the Enigma bookstore, setting up house. Many of the shops here in this street have very good appartments above them.
Then sometimes i move towards the American Tire center in the southeast of W.P. depending on how much time i want to spend relocating/renovating.
This game is a gem to me. There is just so much to do and one can get creative.
I do like a more laid back approach to the game, not pushing the limits on the zombie population. THat may be something for later to try.
I customized the game to my liking, leaving plenty of room for me to have my characters die a horrible death ;-)
In terms of Twiggys, you can even knout walls and replace them with 2 double wide doors and turn the ground floor into a big garage
If you also knockout the stairs and place self windows, you can safely sheet rope up and down from/to your garage
Oh boy, Twiggy's is a gold mine for creative ideas. Last time I went there, I created a castle-like base. The cool thing about that place is the awesome amount of woodland while still being really near the city's downtown.
@@bladiuss Playing a new character right now and starting in Rosewood (base is the yellow house north of the fire station which is wire-fenced/tall fanced in on 2 sides) and the longterm goal is to build a safe and fully stocked safe house in every city, Twiggys will be my Westpoint One :D
Wow, that's quite ambitious! I wish you the best of luck. May your character have a long and successful journey!
@@bladiuss Already done in Rosewood and about to make the storage lots in Riverside the Riverside safehouse :D
@Oroberus that's an awesome location, my friend! It's clear you've been following the videos and guides I've created. If you have the time, I recommend checking out the abandoned weather station to the west of the storage lots, if you haven't been there already. It's worth exploring new places, and the station has a really cool aesthetic as well.
Making a base in down town west point is a fun idea, I've gotta try it.
Go for it! The place is infested to the brim with zeds, but hey, it's a fun experience!
I quite like the top floor of the office building next to the Food Market as well. Something just feels so safe about living that high up! More work to turn into a proper living space than the Food Market though.
I would consider the Construction site as well, it's got a decent amount of space and has some prebuilt walls, only a few will need some replacement and usually I put 2 gates on either of the polar sides of the base. You can also further expand the trailer sitting in the walls.
That's definitely a good location, especially in a place like West Point where you won't find many walled-off potential bases! 👍
Begin as handy Carpenter, build staircase next to gun shop and bridge over to it. Pickup floor you used to make bridge. Fall through gun shop roof into the store. Enjoy your perfect safety.
Awesome tip!
I love West Point
I love the 3 houses and the storage lots. Have based in both. But by far my favorite base you were dancing around the whole time: The super market! The massive parking lot gives you a very large buffer range that means you rarely get zombie attacks. I normally just sacrifice the main portion of the building and just lock down the back storage area. It only has a few doors. Most of which face internally so they rarely get attacked. It has a single staircase to a second floor. once you have a sledgehammer, you can add a door from the office to the roof of the storage area for farming, and a staircase to the upper roof as well if you need more space. in terms of room for expansion, you can add a whole second floor pretty much inaccessible to zombies through the inner office room. It also has a garage for your car by default, and you can use the parking lot to collect work cars for repairs and mechanic skills. It's still very centrally located, and easier to lock down than some of your other suggestions like the auto shop and the grocery. Good video tho! We all have different basing styles.
Hi there! What an awesome take on the supermarket! I actually sought shelter there the first time I visited West Point. I was making my way towards downtown, but it seemed like the hordes just wouldn't stop converging on that spot. And boy, did I get overwhelmed! You see, my character had the "Sleepy Head" negative trait, so I'd start feeling drowsy around 12:00pm and still had to fend off those zombies. Long story short, I ended up getting bitten in the parking lot and made a swift escape back to the American Tire Building. Maybe it's because of that experience that I didn't consider the Supermarket to be in my top 5. But looking back, I think my untimely demise had more to do with my inexperience and my character's wonky traits than the actual location itself. By the way, I'm loving the idea of creating a whole new floor on the second story. Keep up the great work!
I like to base up at the church in WP. It’s a reasonable size too.
That's a good place. You have plenty of space, and you are reasonably close to most most important POIs in town. The only downside is that you need to invest more time and resources to secure the base. But overall, good pick 👌
The storage unit complex is goated. It’s 75% surrounded by metal fencing, close access to tons of lumber, lots of roof space for farming, NO WINDOWS, and comes pre stocked with generators and plenty of furniture to pick from.
Definitely my go-to spot in West Point
Looks like it's time to start another pz run!
Haha, what gave away the fact that this is an old save file? Was it the wall vines in the buildings?
I love the Food Market as well
Food narket rules!
The isolated houses become a lot better when you realize you can walk or drive along the river into town instead of taking the roads.
Just don't go cruising on grass all the time - it's not great for your tires.
@@bladiuss there's no grass along the river path it's a dirt road that goes the whole way to west point I don't even think trees can grow on the path cause it's so close to the river
Well, then I'll have to give it a shot myself. I usually stick to the traditional road, but your method sounds like a sweet shortcut! 👍
Build a wall around the map so zombies dont respond because there is a program that runs in the back ground don't leave the cell tile so zombies don't brake those walls make it double walls like a Roman engineering attacking fortifications to attack a fortify city.
The second wall is to protect from the reinforcements.
The reinforcements is more zombies and you want to clear the city for the loot. And build a wall around the city and a wall around your manor and fortify the windows and door. So 2 wall 4 floor tiles between the walls and 1 cell tile away from the city walls will be if they break the wall they wouldn't spawn to close to you and your house has a wall and use artic enters so zombies don't spawn on the inside of the city when leaving and close a door before opening the next door for artic enters to work.
Awesome strategy! Thanks for the tip!
I normally start westpoint and go for the autoshop (american tire i think it's called???), because I like to rush louisville suberbs for base materials and normally make the autoshop my base.
I often do exactly the same 💯
Nice video!
Thank you! I appreciate the support!
1st one is my favourite place to base.
Mine too 😊
My old character started to get stale after 600+ days, so i needed some fresh play. just started a new playthrough and wanted to spawn in West point. Plenty of food in the stores, has a gun store, gas pump, Enigma books shop and the post oftice with a lot of books and magazines. I just fortified a nice family house in the center of the town. This will be my springboard to Riverside, muldraugh and ultimately Louisville and Raven creek (mod map). So far so good. This lucky assh...er...Avatar just found a Sledgehammer and the generator book! Go figure.
Sound like a fun ride! I whish you good luck as you move to Riverside, Muldraugh, and Louisville!
@@bladiuss Thank you! The same to you too!
Still livin?
american tire has been the best base location for me in my 8 different saves
Great video, really helpful!
Hey, thank you for watching the video. I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
Great bases and video as always
I'm stoked that you enjoyed the video! Thanks for showing up in the comments and giving your support!
I have 16 hours in project zomboid,and i accidentally chose west point ,now I'm not having fun
Haha I know the feeling. Hope this video is helpful to you!
Been here since 11.47
How many hours of playtime do you have?
@@bladiuss not a lot actually
'round 50
The train car is a cool stash house idea but I can't find a layout for it that satisfies me lol.
Perhaps adding multiple stories on top of it and fencing the perimeter? Haha, I don't know, just tossing out an idea! 😊
@@bladiuss I thought about building columns. You could design something awesome but it would only be possible with tiles picker or whatever that mod is
Tell me about the bases and aunt Felicia
Good job!
Thank you! I appreciate your support as always!
i like the big houses in the middle of the riverside
And you'll have the advantage of all POIs within easy reach.
this is great for people who dont understand safe bases to hunker down at very useful video
Hey bladiuss I was wondering if you were using any mods for your fences and buildables for your west point/Woodbury base because I'm starting to make one of my own and yours looks sick
Hi there! Yes I'm using a mod called "More Builds." Everything you saw in the vid in regards to cool base desings was thanks to that mod. Here is the link for you to try it out, hope you have a great time! steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=515555911
@@bladiuss thank you! I really appreciate it man!
i based in the apartments ontop of the clothes store near food market on my second playthrough, guess i got lucky lol
OP. That's definitely not an easy place to secure, especially when you're just starting out in the game!
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the food market is the best I think
100% correct!
@@bladiuss they provide a lot food, stuff and can create solid defence
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what is this music?
Neffex- The Itch
Hey do you have a mod list that you play with? I’m still looking for a really good one!
It really comes down to what you're aiming for with the mod, as there are mods available for just about anything you can imagine. If you're looking to broaden your weapon options, I highly recommend checking out Britta's Expansion. If you're eager to explore new maps, Ravencreek is definitely a solid choice. As for vehicles, I always roll with Autostar Trailers and 92 AM General for that extra thrill. By the way, I've been toying with the idea of creating a video that dives into different mods, highlighting the best ones for various playstyles. So, keep an eye out for that video coming your way soon! Stay tuned, my friend!
@@bladiuss thanks man I really appreciate it! I always like to look up to people who have more experience in the game because I feel like after I download certain mods they can feel very unbalanced, or like they conflict with each other etc etc
@@haydendraper4142 don't worry about it at all! If you ever need a hand with anything related to the game, just reach out to me. I'll be more than happy to assist you with whatever I can!
How do you get ontop of the roof of twiggys? I have staircases but can get on the roof.
I knocked down a wall on the second floor, threw in some wooden floors, and built a staircase up to the roof!
Is this some kind of mod you used to replace walls in last base?
Yeah, it is called More Builds, here is the link in case you want to give it a try: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=515555911
What is name of your speech defect?
@Rug Muncher I think it is second language and also lisp kind of problem, check pronunciation of "G" and "R".
Best:
shop - "czop"
advantage - "what?" XD /ədˈvɑːn.tɪdʒ or uhd·vaan·tuhj/
English is not my native language, and I strive to improve my pronunciation with every video. I understand that my accent may be off-putting for some people, and that's precisely why I put in extra effort to ensure that my videos are filled with the best tips and information available.
@@bladiuss It's not off-putting. I actually really like your accent and I'm a native English speaker! Your content is great. One of my favorite channels. Look forward to every video
I love your videos! Keep getting better and making great content.
@@TheTWH9 Thanks, dude! Seriously, it's awesome to know that I've got your support. I really appreciate it, man. It means a lot to me, and it keeps me going. So, thank you, bro!
I spawned in West Point on my first play-through, not realising how much more difficult and challenging it would be compared to the other starting locations. I ended up fortifying my starter home (the top right house in the northern side of town on the inside of the road), walled it off with log walls and a sturdy gate.
That home served me well until I decided I was "capable" enough to re-locate to the fire-station on the south-eastern outskirts of Louisville...
You, my friend, have some serious in-game survival skills. Not everyone would survive their first playthrough in West Point and make it all the way to Louisville. By the way, that Fire Station in Louisville is awesome!
@@bladiuss I think that fire station and the bat factory are my favorite two bases in the entire game!
@@bladiuss Thank you. I'd watched a lot of yours and other CZcamsr's videos before I even started which gave me a good head-start, so thank you :)
@@Jackal326 No problem at all! It makes me so stoked to hear that I've been able to help you out and that you're digging the videos. Seriously, your presence in the community means a ton to me. Thanks a bunch for being here and showing your support!
@@TheTWH9 Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance to hunker down in the bat factory yet, but I've heard it's both packed and makes for an awesome base. And let me tell you, the fire station is simply lit! 🔥