The 10 best base designs in 7 Days to Die
7 Days to Die places players square in the center of a zombie-infested world, whether that world may be Navezgane or a randomly generated world. With the limitations of building, some players may find themselves a bit lacking in terms of design inspiration.
We’ve gathered the ten best base designs found in 7 Days to Die (7D2D) from build-offs and social media. They’re all strong in their unique ways, so rather than ranking, take this as a culmination as the best seen thus far.
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Anti-horde base designsThere’s two primary approaches to base design in 7 Days to Die — there are bases that focus on slimming hordes during nights and blood moons, and there are PvP-centric buildings. Anti-horde base designs are one of the first things players should master, as a proper horde in late-game can eliminate all progress.
There are a few key concepts to understand:
Zombies become enraged when taking a fall, which causes them to start hitting any blocks around them. Zombies will always attempt to pathfind to a player.If they cannot pathfind directly to a player, they then begin attacking obstacles (such as walls).If zombies do not take falls, and can continue to pathfind, they will run towards the players infinitely.First Horde bunkerThe first blood moon can be a harrowing experience, but this build from Capp00 mitigates the threat entirely with only a few blocks invested. Players should make note that this bunker won’t last too well beyond the first blood moon or so, but there’s ample room to build a tunnel system beneath for a crafting hall and bedrolls.
If you’re playing with a few other people, connect tunnels underneath to allow players to get into each others bunkers for assistance,
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