Project Zomboid update 41.73 lets you store gas in bottles
Project Zomboid, the survival game about staying alive in Kentucky during a zombie outbreak, just keeps getting bigger. The latest stable version, Project Zomboid 41.73, is now available, and it makes a truly massive number of fixes, tweaks, and updates to the game. These include changes to the maps, how certain food items behave, how modding is handled, and where you can store gasoline.
One big addition in 41.73 is that empty bottles can now be used to store gasoline. There are cars you can repair and drive around in Project Zomboid, as well as generators that can power devices in your safehouse. These need fuel, and it can be terrifyingly difficult to find a gas can at times. Fortunately, now you can syphon fuel into glass bottles, which tend to be much more plentiful.
This will certainly play a role in the overhaul for the liquids system, which is coming in a future patch.
There are a bunch of updates for food and cooking in this update, too. The patch notes for this section make for entertaining reading: ice cream cones, for instance, will now melt into ‘melted ice cream cones,’ and you can now slice baloney and salami – which you’ll need to do before these deli meats can be used in other recipes.
In another charming addition, you can make toast now by cooking slices of bread. You’ll have to stop whatever it was you were previously doing with toasters, however, because as of this patch, only bread slices and toast can be placed in toasters.
In creepier developments, patch 41.73 makes it so that corpses that spawn as you explore the world will have a chance of being ‘fake dead’ – they’ll look like they’re done for, but they might pop up and start chasing you. Not great!
As if that wasn’t bad enough, there’s also a rot
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