Join the discussion and share your thoughts! Are our top picks for the best base locations in Muldraugh on point? Or do you have some wild fencing strategies and unique spots that we missed? Let us know in the comments below and keep the conversation going!
Rather than the gas station, I think the Rusty Rifle bar is better. It has a nice parking lot for your vehicles and puts you further away from the main road/wandering zeds. You're still only 2 blocks away from the gas station and are even closer to the nearby warehouse. One block south is woodlands so you can trap rabbits (I stop to collect and rebait every time I get gas). The bar has a second floor already built so you knock out the stairs and you have a safe location.
RR Bar is certainly a solid choice, no doubt about it! Some might even argue that it's on par with the gas station. Personally, if I were planning to settle down in the city and establish a base, I'd highly recommend the bar. It's a great spot to hunker down and stay grounded. However, if your goal is to use Mauldraugh as a pit stop for looting other cities, then the gas station is definitely the way to go! It offers convenience and easy access to the essentials. So, it ultimately depends on your game plan and what you're looking to achieve in your survival journey!
Theres a farm just north of that mass genfac building. Ive had a run or two as a farmer out there. Really nice area for a peaceful playthrough with zombies here and there. Just turn the helicopter event to often to keep it interesting
I know the place, I've never taken shelter there, but I've seen it been used by friends with that exact purpose. So I might go there in the future for a farming guide or farming playthrough!
Surviving in the gated community in the first week can be pretty tough because of the helicopter event it draws a ridiculous ammount of zeds into the neighbourhood i blocked 2 entrances and they tore it down just pursuing the helicopter everytime i jumped a fence to another houseyard i had to face a different group of zombies till it formed one big horde
I believe the most effective way to handle the helicopter event is to completely avoid it by vacating your base for the entire day. By staying away from your base during that time, you can significantly reduce the risk and potential consequences. Safety first, my friend!
I always set up at the lake south of Muldraugh. Not in the gated community, but I build a cabin next to the lake. Great spot. Current 1+ year character is just vibing out there.
One of my favorite spots in general is the bar in Muldraugh, more specifically the apartment attached to it. Only one entrance, plenty of windows to escape through, short drive from the more dense parts of town but not too close, and if you have a sledgehammer you can make it impossible for zombies to get in.
Wow, I had no idea this mod even existed! From the looks of it, it seems like West Point was missing from the game. I'm wondering if I should consider featuring this mod in my upcoming West Point video!
Ive is been playing through west point expansion again, my base is a dentist office on the second floor on a little mall. Theres roof access so i barricaded the door into my base. So you have to jump through two windows.
I'm glad I could be of help! Don't hesitate to reach out to me with any questions or anecdotes you may have as you start playing the game. I'm always eager to hear about new players' experiences and share in their excitement. Best of luck to you, and I hope you have a fantastic time surviving!
Been playing for a while and decided to come back to this vid since i started again in muldraugh. I usually make bases in warehouses but this time I'll try the gated community. It had a generator in the house i spawned!😂 Great content
How about a video about the best bases in the "Middle" zone of the map, between Rosewood, Riverside and Muld something Nice videos, keep up the good work 🤙
Thank you so much for your support. Your idea for a future video is fantastic, and I appreciate the suggestion. There are plenty of hidden gems outside of the main cities that deserve further exploration, so I will definitely be working on that project in the future!
Try the church at Fallas Lake, its community building to be exact. It's right next to a lake and woodland area, and the population in that area is fairly low. The town also has a farming supply store for your farming needs, and guns.
@Fransiscus Darius thanks for the suggestion! I definitely need to check out that place. I've looted around Fallas Lake (Ekron) before, but I've never actually set up a base there. Judging from the map, it looks like either the church or the gas station could be good options. But I'll definitely head over there myself to check out the best locations!
Funny enough, I started next door to the house you mentioned in the number 1 spot. Doing a Scrap Warrior/Blades run, but Im completely new to the area. I've survived for months in Riverside and Rosewood but Im kinda terrified to leave my house due to all the "Muldraugh is hard" comments I've heard.
Yeah, you gotta be more careful in Muldraugh. I mean, it isn't terribly hard, but it is a bump in difficulty if you've only played in Riverside and Rosewood. Anyway, I hope you survive longer this time. Happy surviving!
Good video bro, but you forgot the farm on the north. It may be relatively isolated, but you can find some good stuff there, and its a good place for survival since its got a small pond nearby, a deep forest and a relatively good place for farming. Also i heard that you can catch rats on the farm.
My goto base for the past 10+ years has always been the lone cabin in s mul just south of the lake. I like it as it is secluded, most servers have urban focused zombos, so its perfectlly zombie free, and as a bonus, most noobs dont even realize the woods are safe, so they tend to stay out of them. Being out in the woods has its advantages, it keeps you fit going in and out of them, provided you take outdoorsman so as not to tear urself up. Its not too far from town proper, and also close to the aformentiined lake. Plenty of woods for .....wood, and foraging/trapping. And, if you know what i know, you can easily drive in and out of there, whereas most wouldnt even try, thus keeping vehicles safe. (If theres no protections enabled that is) and, the whole "upstairs" can easily be hidden from the outside, with plenty of room for 30 crates depending on how you set it up. Love my home in s muldraugh 😊
I've been itching to build a secluded base in the woods for so long! There are so many advantages to living in the wilderness, especially on an MP server. Thanks a bunch for the comment! 🙏
Ayooo, I almost always make my base in that neighborhood, and I usually have that specific house as my personal dwelling too lol... I will usually just block off those 5 main entry points, since I usually play multiplayer with friends so the more houses available for them to turn into their own the better.
I really like the south warehouses! Just around the corner from the gas station and bar, and you can easily walk through the forest to get to the police station and back entrance of the bookstore. There are a lot of zombies behind the store though, esp with 2x or more pop. The mass genfac up north is my favorite, as the layout is perfect but the south warehouse is in a better location IMO. Plus the second building there has tons of metal shelving which is nice for organization. Great video!
Thanks a ton, my friend! Your support means a lot to me. I gotta say, I absolutely love playing in the Mass-Genfac warehouse. It's a fantastic spot that can provide almost everything you need to survive. As for the warehouses down south, I haven't played there personally, but I've looted both buildings before. If I had to choose between the two, I'd go with the one that has stairs. Not only does it have two stories, but it also has fewer entry points, which makes it easier to defend and gives you some peace of mind!
For me, I'll just gate off the 4 entrances to the gated community to make a massive secure location. Then I pick the house that's exactly in the middle of the community so my generator sound won't attract nearby zombies' attention (especially the ones wandering around the woodland area).
That's a really smart strategy you've got going on there. I've actually heard that you can reduce the sound radius of a generator by placing it on upper levels. I'm not entirely sure if that works, but if it does, it could be a lifesaver in situations where you don't have many base options to choose from.
@@bladiuss I've heard conflicting information about that one. Some said elevation doesn't matter, some others said higher elevation means lesser sound radius. That's why I always picked that kind of setup just to be safe.
I believe it's time for you to head to Muldraugh and take down some hordes! To avoid risking your main character's life, consider creating a new character in a separate save file and practicing until you feel confident enough to make a permanent move to one of the new cities.
I’ve been lookin at the map in muldraugh just before I spawned in and thought that a u-store it base like yours would be wicked. But this vid cemented it sick design bro
OMG, so muldraugh is not easy! it's the first city in the selection spawn area in solo menu, i thought it was suppose to be the easiest. thats where i started btw haha.... 2 weeks ago. i'm so sick of knox infection thing :((( btw, is there anyway to open locked storage/garage door without mod? you deserve more subscriber my guy, good luck in the future!
Mauldraugh is not the most difficult city, but it's also not the easiest. That's probably one of the reasons why so many people settle there. One useful tip to keep in mind is that you can open locked doors if you have the key in your inventory. Most keys can be obtained by killing a zombie inside the house or building you are interested in. For example, if you want to obtain a key to open a garage door in a storage facility, try killing zombies in one of the storage rooms that are accessible. This increases the chance of finding the key. Alternatively, you could just simply break down the door with an axe or sledgehammer.
You might have a knack for spotting great base locations. The real question is, did you choose them through careful analysis, or was it just plain luck? 🤔😄
@@bladiuss full story of how i picked it, i spawned in the Muldraugh caravan park area, this was like my 14 try at the game since i kept dying really quickly, i tried breaking into the nearby model but the noise attracted a lot of zombies to me, so i picked a direction and ran. luck i am going to say made me chose south down that small path made of sand. when i got to the collection of 1 story houses i opened a window to go inside one but it set off an alarm so i kept running south, by chance i think because i was running down the backside of the buildings i came upon Cortman Medical, thinking it might be safe i tried the house at the far end of that block, it set off another alarm and i hid inside Cortman Medical, watching from inside i waited out the horde leaving the gated community and i ran inside, wanting to be far away from the Horde i ran to the far end based on where Cortman Medical was, i was planning on going further but i saw the shed as i was passing and decided to stop, i found two boxes of nails and a hammer, so i ran inside the building next to it, 30 minutes IRL time later and a lot of broken furniture i secured the house, about a day later IRL time i had built my first water catcher just in time for some rain, one big mistake later drinking from it i was creating a new character but was determined to not let all my hard work finally surviving go to waste rather then stating over on a fresh save i thought i would see if i could make my way back there, so when i realized i had spawned in the house right next to the convince store just above the gated community i took it as a sign that i should build there, so about 100 play hours later and a few resets due to dying a month or two in i am still using that same house and after a few close calls on my latest character when trying to learn guns i am almost at my first winter
That's a pretty cool story man! Who'd have thought you'd stumble upon such a great spot by pure chance? Kudos to those alarms for leading you there. By the way, winters can be rough, so make sure you stock up on supplies, grab a couple of sweaters, and plan your loot runs so you're indoors when the winter storms roll in. You'll be just fine.
Coords: 10690x10109. I cant stop wondering what it be like living here in clarks storage. it has room for vehicles trees and entire fence and wall surrounding it. but the 2 entrances on both sides make me think
I live there! Built stairs and an entire second floor where i Built my comfy house. The double doors make it easy for cars with trailers in and out without crashing.
@@bladiuss I do this for every play though and use the rooftops of the two most top right buildings for farms. Basic staircase. I’ve been overrun a few times maybe due to the Helicopter event IRL years ago. My current run has 3 repaired Vans, 6 box traps, and an attempt to grow food on a finished farm set up. Except there’s snow everywhere. As for town access I just used an axe to make a tunnel through the woods to the Genco Warehouse at the edge of town. Now had this been multiplayer maybe then I’d need to use some sort of sheet rope strategy and the second floor?
For multiplayer, if you are playing with the safehouse system enabled, there's no need to use a rope. But if it is disabled, I would recommend you create a secret base. Otherwise, you are gonna get looted. Here's a video just in case you are interested in how to build secret bases: czcams.com/video/G1fZicCd-4A/video.htmlsi=dmiWIJ-iMi-ODgsm
You picked a great spot, in my opinion. Secure the first floor and then build the main base on the second floor, expanding the area by building wooden floors.
@@bladiuss Yup, did that, really glad I stuck around there thanks to this vid) I have decided to make a modpack around the idea that the zombie outbreak didn't destroy the civilization (although caused substantial damage even outside of US) So I have a radio and TV always on in my reading room for a very cozy time whenever I'm back after a long expedition. At this point I killed around 4k zombies I think? Muldraugh is the safest town on the map for me, so I kinda wasted my time on the one wooden gate I built to fence in the gated community. Going to repalce that with a metal gate and fully fence the area in, make the gates remote activated, set up more solar panels, finish the house expansion and start a garden on the roof probably. Real cozy hours
Yeah, that's a bug they haven't fixed yet. What you can do is either cover the entirety of the second floor with wooden planks so that there are no gaps between the first and the second floor. Or option two is to build wooden walls in the area you have already covered with flooring. That way, you'll close off the space, and it won't be taken as an open space by the game.
This list makes no sense at all. You suggest base locations that require having end-game level of Carpentry to start making the base. These are end-game ideas for a base. A base location should be a place where a player or group of players STARTS a game with low skills. You are showing rain barrels requiering lvl7 carpentry or a Sledgehammer which is a very rare find.
Join the discussion and share your thoughts! Are our top picks for the best base locations in Muldraugh on point? Or do you have some wild fencing strategies and unique spots that we missed? Let us know in the comments below and keep the conversation going!
That storage unit base in muldraugh was absolutely sick
I do think too it is a crazy good base. If you ever pass by the area, don't forget to check it out!
Rather than the gas station, I think the Rusty Rifle bar is better. It has a nice parking lot for your vehicles and puts you further away from the main road/wandering zeds. You're still only 2 blocks away from the gas station and are even closer to the nearby warehouse. One block south is woodlands so you can trap rabbits (I stop to collect and rebait every time I get gas). The bar has a second floor already built so you knock out the stairs and you have a safe location.
RR Bar is certainly a solid choice, no doubt about it! Some might even argue that it's on par with the gas station. Personally, if I were planning to settle down in the city and establish a base, I'd highly recommend the bar. It's a great spot to hunker down and stay grounded. However, if your goal is to use Mauldraugh as a pit stop for looting other cities, then the gas station is definitely the way to go! It offers convenience and easy access to the essentials. So, it ultimately depends on your game plan and what you're looking to achieve in your survival journey!
Theres a farm just north of that mass genfac building. Ive had a run or two as a farmer out there. Really nice area for a peaceful playthrough with zombies here and there.
Just turn the helicopter event to often to keep it interesting
I know the place, I've never taken shelter there, but I've seen it been used by friends with that exact purpose. So I might go there in the future for a farming guide or farming playthrough!
I base there all the time in multiplayer, it’s often overlooked and the shed blocks view of the yard between the house
Surviving in the gated community in the first week can be pretty tough because of the helicopter event it draws a ridiculous ammount of zeds into the neighbourhood i blocked 2 entrances and they tore it down just pursuing the helicopter everytime i jumped a fence to another houseyard i had to face a different group of zombies till it formed one big horde
I believe the most effective way to handle the helicopter event is to completely avoid it by vacating your base for the entire day. By staying away from your base during that time, you can significantly reduce the risk and potential consequences. Safety first, my friend!
I always set up at the lake south of Muldraugh. Not in the gated community, but I build a cabin next to the lake. Great spot. Current 1+ year character is just vibing out there.
Grats on the feat. Not everyone reaches 1 year in PZ, specifically in Mauldraugh 😎
this is the best PZ base review i've seen on youtube. This video was very, very helpful.
Thanks for the comment. I'm really glad you enjoyed the vid!
One of my favorite spots in general is the bar in Muldraugh, more specifically the apartment attached to it. Only one entrance, plenty of windows to escape through, short drive from the more dense parts of town but not too close, and if you have a sledgehammer you can make it impossible for zombies to get in.
I've been using West Point Expansion. It has so many good warehouses that are great for bases
Wow, I had no idea this mod even existed! From the looks of it, it seems like West Point was missing from the game. I'm wondering if I should consider featuring this mod in my upcoming West Point video!
Ive is been playing through west point expansion again, my base is a dentist office on the second floor on a little mall. Theres roof access so i barricaded the door into my base. So you have to jump through two windows.
@@tatemushroom1002 That sound really cool! Than you for sharing!
What is the mod called please?
@@Hice_T I think it's called Westpoint expansion
I haven’t even played the game once yet but I’m watching and learning everything I need to so I at least have an idea on what I’m doing lmao
I'm glad I could be of help! Don't hesitate to reach out to me with any questions or anecdotes you may have as you start playing the game. I'm always eager to hear about new players' experiences and share in their excitement. Best of luck to you, and I hope you have a fantastic time surviving!
Been playing for a while and decided to come back to this vid since i started again in muldraugh. I usually make bases in warehouses but this time I'll try the gated community. It had a generator in the house i spawned!😂
Great content
How about a video about the best bases in the "Middle" zone of the map, between Rosewood, Riverside and Muld something
Nice videos, keep up the good work 🤙
Thank you so much for your support. Your idea for a future video is fantastic, and I appreciate the suggestion. There are plenty of hidden gems outside of the main cities that deserve further exploration, so I will definitely be working on that project in the future!
Try the church at Fallas Lake, its community building to be exact. It's right next to a lake and woodland area, and the population in that area is fairly low. The town also has a farming supply store for your farming needs, and guns.
@@dariuspemula i have the "New Ekron" mod, makes the real town of Ekron to play on the game.
@Fransiscus Darius thanks for the suggestion! I definitely need to check out that place. I've looted around Fallas Lake (Ekron) before, but I've never actually set up a base there. Judging from the map, it looks like either the church or the gas station could be good options. But I'll definitely head over there myself to check out the best locations!
@@cumbierosatanico5619 I've seen that mood. It supposedly copied all the buildings in real Ekron from Google maps
Funny enough, I started next door to the house you mentioned in the number 1 spot. Doing a Scrap Warrior/Blades run, but Im completely new to the area. I've survived for months in Riverside and Rosewood but Im kinda terrified to leave my house due to all the "Muldraugh is hard" comments I've heard.
Yeah, you gotta be more careful in Muldraugh. I mean, it isn't terribly hard, but it is a bump in difficulty if you've only played in Riverside and Rosewood. Anyway, I hope you survive longer this time. Happy surviving!
Good video bro, but you forgot the farm on the north.
It may be relatively isolated, but you can find some good stuff there, and its a good place for survival since its got a small pond nearby, a deep forest and a relatively good place for farming. Also i heard that you can catch rats on the farm.
The farm is definitely a good spot to shelter!
My goto base for the past 10+ years has always been the lone cabin in s mul just south of the lake. I like it as it is secluded, most servers have urban focused zombos, so its perfectlly zombie free, and as a bonus, most noobs dont even realize the woods are safe, so they tend to stay out of them. Being out in the woods has its advantages, it keeps you fit going in and out of them, provided you take outdoorsman so as not to tear urself up. Its not too far from town proper, and also close to the aformentiined lake. Plenty of woods for .....wood, and foraging/trapping. And, if you know what i know, you can easily drive in and out of there, whereas most wouldnt even try, thus keeping vehicles safe. (If theres no protections enabled that is) and, the whole "upstairs" can easily be hidden from the outside, with plenty of room for 30 crates depending on how you set it up. Love my home in s muldraugh 😊
I've been itching to build a secluded base in the woods for so long! There are so many advantages to living in the wilderness, especially on an MP server. Thanks a bunch for the comment! 🙏
Ayooo, I almost always make my base in that neighborhood, and I usually have that specific house as my personal dwelling too lol... I will usually just block off those 5 main entry points, since I usually play multiplayer with friends so the more houses available for them to turn into their own the better.
Best place in town for sure! Trully a great choice!
I really like the south warehouses! Just around the corner from the gas station and bar, and you can easily walk through the forest to get to the police station and back entrance of the bookstore. There are a lot of zombies behind the store though, esp with 2x or more pop. The mass genfac up north is my favorite, as the layout is perfect but the south warehouse is in a better location IMO. Plus the second building there has tons of metal shelving which is nice for organization. Great video!
Thanks a ton, my friend! Your support means a lot to me. I gotta say, I absolutely love playing in the Mass-Genfac warehouse. It's a fantastic spot that can provide almost everything you need to survive. As for the warehouses down south, I haven't played there personally, but I've looted both buildings before. If I had to choose between the two, I'd go with the one that has stairs. Not only does it have two stories, but it also has fewer entry points, which makes it easier to defend and gives you some peace of mind!
For me, I'll just gate off the 4 entrances to the gated community to make a massive secure location. Then I pick the house that's exactly in the middle of the community so my generator sound won't attract nearby zombies' attention (especially the ones wandering around the woodland area).
That's a really smart strategy you've got going on there. I've actually heard that you can reduce the sound radius of a generator by placing it on upper levels. I'm not entirely sure if that works, but if it does, it could be a lifesaver in situations where you don't have many base options to choose from.
@@bladiuss I've heard conflicting information about that one. Some said elevation doesn't matter, some others said higher elevation means lesser sound radius. That's why I always picked that kind of setup just to be safe.
the bar near mass genfac is easy to setup and inpentrable. Get to second floor block the door set up the ropes and you're golden
I've hit a point in the game. Riverside and Rosewood are too easy but Maldraugh and Westpoint are too hard so idk what to do
I believe it's time for you to head to Muldraugh and take down some hordes! To avoid risking your main character's life, consider creating a new character in a separate save file and practicing until you feel confident enough to make a permanent move to one of the new cities.
Play around with the zombie density settings. You can make every city playable :)
I’ve been lookin at the map in muldraugh just before I spawned in and thought that a u-store it base like yours would be wicked. But this vid cemented it sick design bro
Thanks man. I hope you have fun in that place. It is tough to secure the first time, but after that is a walk in the park!
Amazing video!!!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
hey can you do WestPoint next ?
I see you @Lil Tarzan ! West Point is coming up next!
Great video bro! Keep it up!!
Thank you for the amazing support. I appreciate it!
OMG, so muldraugh is not easy! it's the first city in the selection spawn area in solo menu, i thought it was suppose to be the easiest. thats where i started btw haha.... 2 weeks ago. i'm so sick of knox infection thing :(((
btw, is there anyway to open locked storage/garage door without mod?
you deserve more subscriber my guy, good luck in the future!
Mauldraugh is not the most difficult city, but it's also not the easiest. That's probably one of the reasons why so many people settle there. One useful tip to keep in mind is that you can open locked doors if you have the key in your inventory. Most keys can be obtained by killing a zombie inside the house or building you are interested in. For example, if you want to obtain a key to open a garage door in a storage facility, try killing zombies in one of the storage rooms that are accessible. This increases the chance of finding the key. Alternatively, you could just simply break down the door with an axe or sledgehammer.
Crowbar can pry open garage doors
wait wtf, so it turns out the base i built was unliterally really good?. crap i thought i just got lucky i had no idea it was a meta location
You might have a knack for spotting great base locations. The real question is, did you choose them through careful analysis, or was it just plain luck? 🤔😄
@@bladiuss full story of how i picked it, i spawned in the Muldraugh caravan park area, this was like my 14 try at the game since i kept dying really quickly, i tried breaking into the nearby model but the noise attracted a lot of zombies to me, so i picked a direction and ran. luck i am going to say made me chose south down that small path made of sand. when i got to the collection of 1 story houses i opened a window to go inside one but it set off an alarm so i kept running south, by chance i think because i was running down the backside of the buildings i came upon Cortman Medical, thinking it might be safe i tried the house at the far end of that block, it set off another alarm and i hid inside Cortman Medical, watching from inside i waited out the horde leaving the gated community and i ran inside, wanting to be far away from the Horde i ran to the far end based on where Cortman Medical was, i was planning on going further but i saw the shed as i was passing and decided to stop, i found two boxes of nails and a hammer, so i ran inside the building next to it, 30 minutes IRL time later and a lot of broken furniture i secured the house, about a day later IRL time i had built my first water catcher just in time for some rain, one big mistake later drinking from it i was creating a new character but was determined to not let all my hard work finally surviving go to waste rather then stating over on a fresh save i thought i would see if i could make my way back there, so when i realized i had spawned in the house right next to the convince store just above the gated community i took it as a sign that i should build there, so about 100 play hours later and a few resets due to dying a month or two in i am still using that same house and after a few close calls on my latest character when trying to learn guns i am almost at my first winter
That's a pretty cool story man! Who'd have thought you'd stumble upon such a great spot by pure chance? Kudos to those alarms for leading you there. By the way, winters can be rough, so make sure you stock up on supplies, grab a couple of sweaters, and plan your loot runs so you're indoors when the winter storms roll in. You'll be just fine.
Coords: 10690x10109. I cant stop wondering what it be like living here in clarks storage. it has room for vehicles trees and entire fence and wall surrounding it. but the 2 entrances on both sides make me think
I live there! Built stairs and an entire second floor where i Built my comfy house. The double doors make it easy for cars with trailers in and out without crashing.
the number 5 on the list isn't actually too terrible of a spot, I just fenced the entire area. Capturing the gated community sounds fun though.
Wow great job!
@@bladiuss I do this for every play though and use the rooftops of the two most top right buildings for farms. Basic staircase. I’ve been overrun a few times maybe due to the Helicopter event IRL years ago. My current run has 3 repaired Vans, 6 box traps, and an attempt to grow food on a finished farm set up. Except there’s snow everywhere. As for town access I just used an axe to make a tunnel through the woods to the Genco Warehouse at the edge of town. Now had this been multiplayer maybe then I’d need to use some sort of sheet rope strategy and the second floor?
For multiplayer, if you are playing with the safehouse system enabled, there's no need to use a rope. But if it is disabled, I would recommend you create a secret base. Otherwise, you are gonna get looted. Here's a video just in case you are interested in how to build secret bases: czcams.com/video/G1fZicCd-4A/video.htmlsi=dmiWIJ-iMi-ODgsm
Lmao I accidentally made my base in the last building you showed. I should really focus on walling it in though
You picked a great spot, in my opinion. Secure the first floor and then build the main base on the second floor, expanding the area by building wooden floors.
@@bladiuss Yup, did that, really glad I stuck around there thanks to this vid) I have decided to make a modpack around the idea that the zombie outbreak didn't destroy the civilization (although caused substantial damage even outside of US) So I have a radio and TV always on in my reading room for a very cozy time whenever I'm back after a long expedition. At this point I killed around 4k zombies I think? Muldraugh is the safest town on the map for me, so I kinda wasted my time on the one wooden gate I built to fence in the gated community. Going to repalce that with a metal gate and fully fence the area in, make the gates remote activated, set up more solar panels, finish the house expansion and start a garden on the roof probably. Real cozy hours
Can you do Raven Creek? Been trying to find a base location for a while but no luck
Yeah, for sure! I think Raven Creek is awesome, and it definitely deserves a top 5 locations video!
That why i dont use gun, they're zombie magnet
Sometimes that's a good thing! Especially when you want to do fast sweeps and clean up a portion of town quickly!
@@bladiuss i use car to sweep them
When I try to build out the upper floor in the Genefac warehouse the game wigs out and thinks I'm outside.
Yeah, that's a bug they haven't fixed yet. What you can do is either cover the entirety of the second floor with wooden planks so that there are no gaps between the first and the second floor. Or option two is to build wooden walls in the area you have already covered with flooring. That way, you'll close off the space, and it won't be taken as an open space by the game.
What's the name of the song in the background?
Hey there! Its called "The Itch" - NEFEX
@@bladiuss Cool, thanx a ton!
Shout out me pls
Hey there! Shout out to you, my friend! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Have a great day!
This list makes no sense at all. You suggest base locations that require having end-game level of Carpentry to start making the base. These are end-game ideas for a base. A base location should be a place where a player or group of players STARTS a game with low skills. You are showing rain barrels requiering lvl7 carpentry or a Sledgehammer which is a very rare find.
delete this anvil thing pls it hurts
Sorry about that 😅🥲