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7 Days to Die PvP Guide: Multiplayer Tips and Tricks.
One of the most important parts of 7 Days to Die is the PvP multiplayer mode that allows you and your friends to fight against other players in the world infested with zombies. This mode has way more traps and pitfalls than the normal PvE single mode, so it’s important to learn a few things beforehand .
There are many dangers in the multiplayer game. For example, if you leave your base unprotected in order to gather some food, it could be easily robbed by other players; if you try to add people who you don’t know to your friends list, don’t expect them to be 100% loyal; etc.
This guide will give you some of the most important tips on how to manage your survival game in the harsh environments of the PvP mode.
Choose your server.
In the very beginning you need to know how to choose the right server. Each server has its own particular settings, so you need to understand what they all mean.
A proper PvP server must have a link to a dedicated group or even a website that supports the given server. This should give you enough information about the popularity of the server, and it should contain the rules and the settings of the game.
Here are some of the most important settings you should be looking for:
Drop on Death -- indicates which parts of your inventory you lose permanently after you die. Claim Deadzone -- specifies the distance to your enemy’s Land Claim Block. Claim Duration -- indicates how long your own Land Claim Block stays active while you’re offline.
Learn the map.
Every server has its own randomly generated map. Its boundaries and environments are set up by the owners of the server. So first, you need to talk to the local players and find out everything you can about the map that you’ve chosen to play on.
Here are a few things to know before starting the PvP game:
Always look for the desert biome at the start of the game . It has many advantages and will give you the best resources for the initial part of the game, such as: Yucca Fruit and Plant Fibers -- your main sources of food. Yucca Juice -- a great alternative to water. Oil Shale -- an excellent fuel for your campfires. Time from time you can get an Air Drop of supplies that is defined by the settings on the server -- so it would be wise to learn this information beforehand, as well -- when and how these Air Drops take place. You should remember that the bigger the map, the lesser chance you will have to find animals and zombies due to a larger number of players.
Make up your own base.
Your own base could be anything: an empty building you’ve found somewhere along the road, a shack that you’ve built with the simplest tools, or just a hole in the ground that would be large enough to keep your stuff and Forge.
Here are a few mistakes you should avoid when playing on a PvP server:
Never set up your base in towns or other crowded places , it will be easily detected by the enemy players and they will steal everything you have. You should also avoid the edges of the map , as it will be extremely uncomfortable to cover huge distances. On top of that, some experienced players know this trick too well, so they specifically explore the edges of the map for easy targets. Try not to farm food too close to your base, as it may help enemies identify your base . Set it up in a different biome instead and use some cover up materials, even something as simple as soil will work. Never use any sources of light and minimize all sounds that you may produce in your base . If you have a forge, dig up a deep hole in the ground -- it will subdue the noises coming from it.
Look for enemy bases.
Soon you should be ready to go out and look for some treasure. The best time for doing this is at night. So first, go to Menu > Video Settings > Tone Mapping > Bright. This will make your nighttime adventures more comfortable.
Apart from that you should prepare the following:
Always make sure you have enough melee weapons, guns and ammo to survive any kind of brawl on your way. Every time you locate an interesting spot on the map always remember to put a marker on it . If you’ve found a building with no defenses, but with a player inside, don’t do anything and let it be for a few days. It’s probably a new player and they won’t have much to offer anyway. Let them grow first, and then come back later for a bigger score . If you want to go back to the place of interest that you've spotted earlier, drop a Bedroll nearby and cover it up.
Deceive your enemies.
Now, when you have a lot of resources and experience you can start building traps that will protect your base from the enemy attacks.
Here are a few cool tricks you can use in a PvP game:
Build another fake base to cover up the real one . It doesn’t have to be something special, but it should look like the beginner’s shack with some irrelevant loot lying around. Most players will check it out and avoid coming back here, thus leaving your actual base intact for a long time. Another great way to deceive your enemies is to build an underground labyrinth that would completely confuse the enemies . They won’t be able to find the entrance to your base unless they have too much patience. Never keep your most precious items in one place . Separate and hide them in many different places. For example, use concrete to cover up the hideout -- it’ll be easier for you to destroy it later, then to lose it completely to an enemy player. Dig up many tunnels that lead to dead ends and set up empty crates everywhere . Basically, you should play mindgames with your enemies, and at certain point they will give up on you. Also, don’t neglect typical traps , such as trenches around the base with spikes on the bottom . Since there are still lots of zombies roaming around, it would be a decent protection against them.
Some more general advice to improve your survivability:
Try different servers and see which rules and settings resonate with you the most . Some are more suitable for new players, while others may be too hard to begin with. So pay attention before joining any of them. Play the game with your headphones on , as they will significantly improve your chance of hearing distant noises. Try to find or craft a high quality armor. It will protect you from a series of gunshots and may keep you alive long enough for you to be able to escape the danger zone. If you don’t have a Machete, find one as quickly as possible . This is the best melee weapon in the game -- it’s quiet and very strong. Don’t neglect Air Drops, but be careful when approaching them, as other players may want to compete for them, too. Beware of the Screamers -- these are mobs that react to a campfire light by screaming in a terrible voice, thus attracting hordes of zombies. Learn to identify traps . Look for textures and patterns on the ground that don’t belong there, for example, a piece of unusual biome, which can cover up a dynamite trap or a hole in the ground.
Playing in PvP mode is extremely interesting and the more you play the better you get. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes -- that’s how you learn.
7 Days to Die.
Set in a brutally unforgiving post-apocalyptic world overrun by the undead, 7 Days to Die is an open-world game that is a unique combination of first person shooter, survival horror, tower defense, and role-playing games. It presents combat, crafting, looting, mining, exploration, and character growth, in a way that has seen a rapturous response from fans worldwide. Explore – Huge, unique and rich environments, offering the freedom to play the game any way you want. Craft – Craft and repair weapons, clothes, armor, tools, vehicles, and more. Build – Take over a ruin, or build from the ground-up. Design your fortress to include traps and defensive positions to survive the undead - the world is fully destructible and moldable. Cooperate or Compete – Includes two player split screen mode, with support for up to 4 players online, in Player versus Player, co-op survival, or co-op creative modes. Create - Unleash your creativity and build the ultimate world by yourself or with friends. Enjoy unlimited access to nearly 400 in-game items and 1,200 unique building blocks in creative mode. Improve – Increase your skills in a multitude of active and passive disciplines. 7 Days to Die is the only true survival RPG with nearly 50 multi-tiered skill and perk groups. A high speed connection above 192 Kb is recommended for online play.
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Set in a brutally unforgiving post-apocalyptic world overrun by the undead, 7 Days to Die is an open-world game that is a unique combination of first person shooter, survival horror, tower defense, and role-playing games. It presents combat, crafting, looting, mining, exploration, and character growth, in a way that has seen a rapturous response from fans worldwide. Explore – Huge, unique and rich environments, offering the freedom to play the game any way you want. Craft – Craft and repair weapons, clothes, armor, tools, vehicles, and more. Build – Take over a ruin, or build from the ground-up. Design your fortress to include traps and defensive positions to survive the undead - the world is fully destructible and moldable. Cooperate or Compete – Includes two player split screen mode, with support for up to 4 players online, in Player versus Player, co-op survival, or co-op creative modes. Create - Unleash your creativity and build the ultimate world by yourself or with friends. Enjoy unlimited access to nearly 400 in-game items and 1,200 unique building blocks in creative mode. Improve – Increase your skills in a multitude of active and passive disciplines. 7 Days to Die is the only true survival RPG with nearly 50 multi-tiered skill and perk groups. A high speed connection above 192 Kb is recommended for online play.
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Better Than Expected.
The game reminds me a lot of Minecraft but with zombie survival. It truly feels like you're trying to live in the zombie apocalypse. You have to plan what and how you're going to survive with no time to spare because every minute counts. The crafting system is really enjoyable for me. There is a multiplayer but I rarely play it. The multiplayer can be very enjoyable if you make a private world and have some way of communicating with friends, like using group chat. Overall the game isn't perfect it definitely is one my favorite games on the Xbox One.
172 out of 186 people found this helpful.
Honestly, this is a very enjoyable co-op zombie game. I think it has a lot of potential, but for a game to have such bad graphics and I don't mind it, it shouldn't have outragest amount of crashes and bugs. Me and my friend spent a good amount of our time playing the game. We looted, created, and survived a lot and created our base. Then the game froze and kicked us off and I was like oh it just froze, but this time instead it logged me back on and deleted all my item crates and plus it built all the walls we took down in the base and we lost so much. Please fix this issue and fix all your bugs take a week of the game to fix it please. I love it. But im really upset and angry for my lost of work. And then the game saved the items lost so now i cant even go back and open another save and get all my work back. Eh.
181 out of 200 people found this helpful.
love this game . but.
i started out loving this game even thought it crashes . alot then after 60 days(in game = 60hours) the game clean slates the building we were in lost hours of scavaging, mining, crafting stopped playing on the spot. i will not touch this game again until some real updates come out.
162 out of 185 people found this helpful.
FIX THE BASE RESET BUG ASAP.
It's an amazing game, but having spent hours on my base for it all to be lost is totally game breaking. What's the point of even playing if you're going to just lose all your time and effort.
281 out of 319 people found this helpful.
Please please please fix this game!
This game is super addictive and enjoyable. So much so that a few of my friends decided to join me and share in an amazing and productive experience. These friends have decided to no longer play this game now, however, due to constant crashes and world corruptions that reset chunks to their day 1 state centered around our base. I want to play this game again without fear that days of progress will simply disappear.
103 out of 115 people found this helpful.
Zom-pocalypse Sandbox.
It has no noticeable plot, just a simple concept. You choose a character "IMAGE" (NO SPECIAL SKILLS, we'll get to that.) You choose some options to adjust the sandbox. Your "IMAGE" then wakes up wearing his/her birthday suit in a "MINECRAFT-ESQUE" Zombie infested world. You then level up a generic skill tree that will ultimately aid in your survival. Its a port of a 2013 PC game, so its graphics are NOT the greatest. The sounds are also NOT the greatest. The controls, physics, mechanics, and hit detection are NOT perfect. There are bugs and glitches and rage-inducing crashes. So why give a 4 * review? Because, while all these things aren't the greatest, they all still are good enough to present a great game that is easy to get lost in, and just have fun. 4 out of 5.
31 out of 32 people found this helpful.
Great co-op Experience!
Picked this up during the New Year's sale and going into it with little expectations I found myself pleasently surprised! The crafting is well done and the ability for randomy generated worlds give way to endless amusement, especially with friends. The AI at times can be a little dumb (in one instance I walked right up to a bear and it didn't even notice me) and the controls are a little awkward at first but you adapt pretty well. All in all a good time can be had, especially with a buddy or two!
150 out of 170 people found this helpful.
The zombie game you've been waiting for.
This game is incredibly addicting. It's one part State Of Decay, one part ARK/Minecraft. 2-player couch co-op, 4-player online co-op or PvP. Set in a vast open world, you roam through frozen tundras, forests, deserts, destroyed cities, log cabins, underground bomb shelters, caves, and more. You must take into consideration effects such as hunger, thirst, body temperature, infection, injuries, and fatigue as you gather enough supplies to construct weapons and even a base, from which you can repel wandering zombies and the Horde, which arrives every 7 days, in increasing difficulty. Make a .44 Magnum, a refrigerator, spike traps, a minibike, and hundreds of other items to increase your odds of survival. Dozens of skills to level up. The game is a work in progress, but the development team is constantly working on improvements and adding new features and items. I highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys zombie, crafting, survival, or open-world games. Worth 2x the asking price!
126 out of 142 people found this helpful.
great except it crashes and loses your stuff.
loved the game. until 112 days in it crashes, lost my entire stockpile because half my fort was erased. total loss. this game should enable backup saves.
16 out of 16 people found this helpful.
Maybe someday. but not today.
Pretty much the best game out there. That said this game is loaded with bugs. The world will reset destroying your base, CONSTANT crashes that shut the game off & returns you to your dashboard, no option to save when, and you will, lose everything. They have a Forum, not an actual help desk, so reporting problems will be in a sea of other forums. When they release about 5 or 6 updates to combat the hundreds of bugs & crashes THEN you should buy this game. So much potential but sooooo many problems. Its not ready for consoles I guess.
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‘7 Days to Die’ To Be Revived For PS4 and Xbox One; Will Have New Multiplayer Modes.
“The Walking Dead” fans are in for a real treat! “ The Walking Dead ” developers are now gearing up to bring the much anticipated Zombie Survival Game “7 Days to Die” to PS4 and Xbox One . “7 Days To Die” is an open world, voxel-based sandbox game created by The Fun Pimps and the recent development can prompt the die-hard gamers to gear themselves up for an all new gaming experience.
The plans of this all new venture was unleashed by Telltale Games’ publishing wing on Wednesday and the latest buzz suggests that this 2013 survival game, titled “ 7 Days to Die ,” will be published by The Walking Dead developer on PS4 and Xbox One. In addition to this, the development will be underscored by a new feature as the makers are planning to add an all-new multiplayer mode to “7 Days to Die.”
This game is set to give a surreal experience to gamers as they are transported to a virtual open world where they get a chance to craft, loot, mine and explore in order to survive, Game Spot reported. Significantly, the collaboration between developer The Fun Pimps and Telltale was announced recently in a press release.
The website also reported that initial few new multiplayer modes will comprise of local split-screen and the curtains will be raised from other new features and DLC in the days to come. “Telltale Publishing seeks to bring the best and most innovative games in their genres to new audiences. 7 Days to Die has already thrilled over 1.5 million PC users worldwide, and we’re delighted to bring this game from the PC to consoles everywhere,” Game Spot quoted Telltale’s senior vice president of publishing, Steve Allison, as saying.
“7 Days to Die is a labor of love for our small group of games industry veterans. After a highly successful Kickstarter campaign, we’re grateful to have had a wonderful response from our active community of Steam Early Access users; now, our partners at Telltale Publishing are enabling us to get the game in front of new survivors across the globe” The Fun Pimps co-founder, Richard Huenink, added.
Priced at $30, “7 Days to Die” is expected to come out in June and can be bought online as well as from stores.
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