The quest rewards are taken straight from the game files in Quests.xml by the way. I usually put a lil overlay saying the source for that kind of thing but I forgot :P.
i have a two-part question and i apologies in advance if you've already answered this in another video what is the most underrated skill in the game which in your opinion is extremely useful but which most players ignore also what is the most pointless skill in your opinion (aside from pack mule)
@@IzPrebuilt very true. It's definitely handy information to have. I plan on making challenge videos on a different account so this information is super helpful. Thank you.
a good way to do burried supply quests is to use dynomites (place 3 in a triangle somewhere in the middle and throw a lit one) no zombies and its very quick
I was going to say the same thing! I love buried supplies. 4 Dynamites and done! The early tiers can be done with 2 or 3, but 4 is almost guaranteed (never failed me until now).
You should have added the intended path through a quest poi that is marked by light sources. (Flashlights, torches) etc. Its hard to clear t5 without following that light path.
To add to your comment do this: Never break any blocks / doors. If you follow the natural path of the POI you will get through all the areas and clear everything. If you have two possible paths you can go, one is always a small dead end (in my experience). You will never be stuck, there is always a way to progress without breaking or building anything and without using parkour perks. If you don't know where to go, check for buttons opening doors and check for holes in the ceiling or check the roof (you mostly want to go up).
you can loot a place twice if you loot the place before you start the quest, as soon as you start the quest the entire POI is reset, including loot containers, blocks that were destroyed and zombies, perfect for farming XP and loot
This is less efficient, timewise, than just looting it once as part of the quest (or afterwards) and then taking another job elsewhere. The difference being that clear 2 POIs in the time it takes to do so, but get 2 quest rewards (from 2 quests) instead of 1, even though there is a tad more time spent traveling to do 2 quests instead of double looting 1 quest target).
Yes, but this is BAD advice for beginners, because they are better off getting the tier finished and getting some transportation as quick as possible. Plus tier 1 loot sucks.
@@scubasteve2189 this is true, so instead of looting the entire place twice, I now rush to the treasure room skipping all the other loot containers and just take what's in the crates and big loot chest for the first run, then I start the quest for real and do it as normal. Although some poi are worth doing twice because they're rich in salvageable items which is really handy if you need stuff like mechanical parts or springs
Hell ya prebuilt. Love how you clearly explain quest tiers. As well as letting us know that generators are loud and will kinda screw you. If you dont clear the area first.
To add to buried supplies: Dynamite is a great tool to make this much easier. Dig a little in the middle and then dynamite to clear a lot of blocks quickly. Exploded blocks do not shrink the radius and do not spawn additional zombies. If you get cheap dynamite at a trader or by some other means you can do really quick buried supplies missions.
Yeah, questing is absolutely amazing for progressing in this game now a days. In fact I've opted for a separate play through where I don't quest at all just to give myself some longevity on the progression. It's that efficient.
I done a 1 tier 5 and 4 tier 4 and jobs and I got the tier5 compilation reward so thank you for the information it really helps me to make some progress
4:48 Ironically the quest resetting when you quit out allows you to repeatedly loot a single poi. I discovered that with one of the big hotels that has buses outside that can be harvested. It's a good way to get a lot of a resources. Also, it lets you farm the end POI loot at the top of the building.
you can make the buried treasure quest more bearable if you build some basic blockade around the entrance hole and just poke your head up to kill zombies when they spawn
Thanks for the in-depth guide and info. Far as buried supplies quests go, you can step a few block spaces away once activated, and see where the chest generally is located, ( the glowing icon shows the depth, location, etc. ). If you eyeball it and dig towards the spot, can find it pretty quick. Especially with an auger as you mentioned.
Just like how pretty much everyone who played Skyrim ends up eventually creating a “stealth archer build” of some kind I always dip into the intelligence tree to get daring adventurer/better barter/physician/grease monkey and the trap one. Then go into strength. Easily the most broken skill trees. I want a custom shotgun round that doesn’t obliterate POI dang it.
My brother and i and our little game group usually jump at the buried supply quests but we also tend to dig a bit before starting the quest on higher difficulties. That way even if we dont find it as soon as it spawns we can still drop down into the hole and have a choke point for defending from zombies. Definitely a good guide though, other than calling a yellow exclamation point a yellow arrow. Lol
Good video, I tend to avoid the traders in a lot of my playthroughs now as imho they are borderline game breaking. They are more for the really high difficulty settings I guess. Just makes raiding POI's conventionally utterly pointless. The rewards the traders give craps all over pretty much anything you are going to find in the end loot of your average POI (irrespective of biome almost).
Same! Also, before I leave it for good, I make an easy path to the mother lode (ladders, boxes, etc) so, if I haven't quested it again in 30 days l can just run up and scoop the goodies as I drive by.
I do that, too! Sometimes, if I'm low on clay, I keep digging after I found the box. Shouldn't waste a good hole! [Wait... that came out dirtier than I intended. ]
What would be great is if you could use the power restored at the POIs after you’ve completed the restore power quests. You could slap down a claim block near a generator and use it as a base or a defensive position on a horde night.
Also if you need a lot of brass and you have the brass books for doors and sinks do tier 1 and 2 quests, they are easy, small and full of doors, sinks and radiators to wrench
An easier way to home in on the treasure in the buried supply quests is to look at the distance meter in the top right corner. The treasure is always dead center.
When it comes to this game, I'm primarily a builder. I never liked the Trader quests because it took too much time away from grinding resources to build when playing solo. But I'm starting to wonder if it's worth doing nothing but trader quests for at least a full game week, then use the rewards to grind afterwards. Is it really worth it to do all the tiers for each trader? or Is it better to find all the traders and do all the T1 quests for each first and go back through to do the next Tier etc.? Basically what is a recommended way to do these?
This is one of the most (if not the most) informative videos I have seen in a long time. I enjoy playing the game at a bit of a more relaxed pace, but have found the questing to be a bit frustrating at times. This gives great insights into how it works, and I especially liked the fact that you could continue to go up in tiers without necessarily doing the higher tier quests themselves. Superb video, and thank you! One question, if I may - as I do not play on the difficulty level that you do (and if you answered this in the video, I missed it, so please forgive me) would all of the intel about the loot tables, rewards, etc still hold true, given that I'm playing on a lower skill level overall?
I just spam T3 jobs. I find them the most efficient, they are almost always close and easy. I can clear all the jobs every day where as t4 sometimes takes me most of the day to get to and clear / run back
I know that quest rewards are already overpowered especially with daring adventurer but I feel there should be some secret reward for clearing rank 5 with all the traders.
Buried Treasure is not a death sentence on Insane Nightmare. How I would handle it is you dig down with a small hole that leads directly to your bicycle. You fill the hole with soil so you are fully covered. You dig "quietly" and pause if needed so you are not noticed. Once you find the chest you clear a path toward the bicycle and open a small exit. You get as close to the satchel as possible while remaining close to the exit. Grab and hop on bicycle and ride away. It's really actually very easy.
This tip isn't for questing but for intelligence and better barter: never go above 9 points in intelligence. You can wear nerdy glasses to get to 10 intelligence and get the last better barter perk. This will give you access to 2 secret stashes instead of just 1.
buried supplies can be duged before activating quest. well, not exactly. when you start it, unlike other quests it will not refresh zone, so you can dig a bit before activating, and after activation you only need to look for supplies
So if you have debug mode enabled and do Shift + F6 you bring up the "game events menu" which allows you to use twitch integration features. One of them is called dance-off which makes all the NPCs dance.
I did not know 9 t4's would get the t5 reward, even though I'm sure I've done it without thinking about it. Do lower tiers have that kind of reward? I think going through the tier progression at each city is a great way to familiarize yourself with it.
I'm a recent convert from the PS4. I play both but, the PC version is a whole different ball game. If you have a good enough computer (and, you _NEED_ a good one*) it's worth picking up when it goes on sale on Steam. [*I had to go out and buy a $1,200 gaming PC to run it. Also, I can play Solitaire at 300 FPS! 😂 ]
On the tier five missions. You said that it was either 7 tier 5 missions or 9 tier 4 to get the tier 5 rewards. Is there a combo that work? Is there a set value for missions. Obviously it less than a 2:1. Let’s say I knocked out 3 tier 5 buried treasures, how many tier 4 missions would I need to complete to receive the tier 5 rewards?
for some reason its not letting me turn in the 8th quest in the tutorial!!! i speak with the trader n open his inventory but the quest wont complete???
How many of what tier job do I have to complete to unlock Duke's Casino? I have all these useless casino chips and still haven't found the slot machines yet!
Stealth build, mid/endgame. crossbow, or compound bow, or silenced gun? with all the perks, and good gear...CAN you reasonably clear POI's or are there just too many "trapped rooms" that bypass your stealh to make it a bum choice?
the trapped rooms thing is a total myth. The game has stealth checks. If you are running a stealth build, you can stealth the harder POIs in the late game just fine.
@@IzPrebuilt ohhhh, okay, cause I swear I've gone sneaky sneaky, not a stealth build, but crouched, a few perks, lights out, you cross a threshold, and instantly zombies in the cieling fall down! bu then i can be running hot, round a corner, and a zombie won't even notice me! it just seems so inconsistent some time!
@@TizonaAmanthia just because they fall down doesn’t mean they know where you are. Just because they’re running towards where you are standing doesn’t mean they know where you are. You can quickly and quietly move out of their path to try and avoid detection.
I'm pretty new to 7 days and have a bit of a tendency to restart to optimize... That's a lot of points to put into intellect and daring adventurer, at least if rushing it. What would you recommend putting points in at the same time to stay survivable? I put my initial four into sneak attack, archery, quest reward, and... Can't remember. Maybe sexy trex? What do you recommend?
Agility into parkour. Being able to jump high being the main boon in the parkour skill. It doesnt seem like much but it can really open up how you interact with the world of 7 days. Other than that endurance has several useful skills and is always good to start early. Healing factor and iron gut being top priority for me personally when it comes to early game. It also sets up for the later game skills like machine gunner once you have a steady supply of ammo.
@@billbills4083 Agreed. I'm a recent convert from PS4. During my first 80 days or so I ignored Parkour because I thought it was useless. Then, I gained a bunch of points in a horde night and, now I'm a level 3 parkourian. Holy cow, does it make a difference!
@@NarwahlGaming haha I did the same thing when I converted from ps4. after getting into late game, purchased parkour and now it's one of my first skills I pick up. Setting up your base to allow you to just jump in and block the zombies, makes to where there is no weak point unless you choose to funnel them.
Is there like a cool down to pois now after completing a quest? Because the trader won't give me the same Tier 5 quest after I clear it once. So after I clear all the nearby tier 5 poi I only get tier 5 jobs like 5km away.
What exactly is an "insane nightmare" playthrough? I assume Insane difficulty and Nightmare movespeed for zombies, but are there any other settings that should be changed from default?
The main part of insane nightmare is the "insane" difficulty and "nightmare" run speed. Generally that's all that is changed from default aside from setting max horde night spawns to whatever your pc can handle, generally 64. Otherwise it's up to you. I keep hordes on every 7 days, turn loot respawn and air drops off. If you wanna make it really hard you can do stuff like turn on feral sense and decrease loot abundance. I generally balance my advice so that it's perfectly workable on standard insane nightmare so players can use my advice on any main difficulty combination.
Why are buried supplies dreaded? They are arguably the fastest job, period. Go with one player, a digger with 2 points on the digging perk and lucky goggles, whilst one player reigns bullets on everything as they spawn. Easily done 8 buried missions in a day that way, stockpiled more food than we needed for the week and enough bullets to clear our Shotgun Mesiah factory on day 6 with spare rounds for horde night
Your arguement is reliant on playing multiplayer. Which I don't bother making tutorials around because having more people makes the game so easy it'd be pointless to give advice for it.
Ok, quick question... You said in the desert ranger series "I'm not gonna do the log of & reset t4 jobs thing" and i don't really understand how to do it so could you elaborate a bit? XD
Dunno why the buried supplies quests are dreaded, they're the easiest and most straightforward quests, they give a ton of xp for both digging and kills, and you basically get free loot from a chest that otherwise wouldn't have existed.
@@NarwahlGaming Best way to earn dukes fast is doing T3 (or T4) jobs. afaik, T3 is slightly better for dukes/time because of how much quicker to clear (and take the good loot) they are, but T4s aren't much worse and are a much better ammo farm (so you can kill 2 birds w/ one stone spamming T4 jobs).
Anyone know of any bugs that happen on clearing quests ? Any kind I do- tier 4 or tier 1 I can never find the last zombie(s). No yellow or red marker and no zombie sounds. All rooms are clear and so is roof.
You most likely missed more of the poi than you realize, or a random room, sleeper etc. They can be intricate and tricky. The same thing has happened to me and I thought it was bugged, but that was mostly before I was super familiar with the pois. I do sometimes have the tier 4 and 5 bug out on me and freeze/crash 3/4 of the way complete. But the only time I've had actual bugged clear quests is on a modded version. But who knows, this game is hella buggy
Pretty much covers everything one needs to know about quests in A20...especially the death trap that is buried supplies. Didn't help we had 4-5 of us in a group running them Kinda hope the crafting changes for A21 make Int slightly less busted but may very well make it more busted if it takes fewer points to get all the nice things in the tree (thus allowing a secondary tree to level faster)
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The quest rewards are taken straight from the game files in Quests.xml by the way. I usually put a lil overlay saying the source for that kind of thing but I forgot :P.
i have a two-part question and i apologies in advance if you've already answered this in another video
what is the most underrated skill in the game which in your opinion is extremely useful but which most players ignore
also what is the most pointless skill in your opinion (aside from pack mule)
Great info, IZ.
I never knew there was a pattern to the rewards, I always thought it was just pure chance across all the loot pools.
So did I before I started making this video lol. Always fun to actually learn something new about the game. Doesn't happen much anymore.
@@IzPrebuilt very true. It's definitely handy information to have. I plan on making challenge videos on a different account so this information is super helpful. Thank you.
a good way to do burried supply quests is to use dynomites (place 3 in a triangle somewhere in the middle and throw a lit one) no zombies and its very quick
I was going to say the same thing! I love buried supplies. 4 Dynamites and done! The early tiers can be done with 2 or 3, but 4 is almost guaranteed (never failed me until now).
You should have added the intended path through a quest poi that is marked by light sources. (Flashlights, torches) etc. Its hard to clear t5 without following that light path.
That's what those are for??? Thank you!
To add to your comment do this: Never break any blocks / doors. If you follow the natural path of the POI you will get through all the areas and clear everything. If you have two possible paths you can go, one is always a small dead end (in my experience). You will never be stuck, there is always a way to progress without breaking or building anything and without using parkour perks. If you don't know where to go, check for buttons opening doors and check for holes in the ceiling or check the roof (you mostly want to go up).
you can loot a place twice if you loot the place before you start the quest, as soon as you start the quest the entire POI is reset, including loot containers, blocks that were destroyed and zombies, perfect for farming XP and loot
Perfect for farming tier 5 POI's, they're a nuisance sometimes but have really good loot in them!
This is less efficient, timewise, than just looting it once as part of the quest (or afterwards) and then taking another job elsewhere. The difference being that clear 2 POIs in the time it takes to do so, but get 2 quest rewards (from 2 quests) instead of 1, even though there is a tad more time spent traveling to do 2 quests instead of double looting 1 quest target).
@@Frightning *me traveling 2.6 km every quest*
Yes, but this is BAD advice for beginners, because they are better off getting the tier finished and getting some transportation as quick as possible. Plus tier 1 loot sucks.
@@scubasteve2189 this is true, so instead of looting the entire place twice, I now rush to the treasure room skipping all the other loot containers and just take what's in the crates and big loot chest for the first run, then I start the quest for real and do it as normal. Although some poi are worth doing twice because they're rich in salvageable items which is really handy if you need stuff like mechanical parts or springs
Hell ya prebuilt. Love how you clearly explain quest tiers. As well as letting us know that generators are loud and will kinda screw you. If you dont clear the area first.
You're my new 'go to' for 7 Days info.
Agree, 100%. Found the channel by accident and have kept coming back ever since.
To add to buried supplies: Dynamite is a great tool to make this much easier. Dig a little in the middle and then dynamite to clear a lot of blocks quickly. Exploded blocks do not shrink the radius and do not spawn additional zombies. If you get cheap dynamite at a trader or by some other means you can do really quick buried supplies missions.
**Sees user name**
Your claim seems very credible.
I love 7dtd guides, its like being in math class, You have earned a new subscription
Yeah, questing is absolutely amazing for progressing in this game now a days. In fact I've opted for a separate play through where I don't quest at all just to give myself some longevity on the progression. It's that efficient.
I done a 1 tier 5 and 4 tier 4 and jobs and I got the tier5 compilation reward so thank you for the information it really helps me to make some progress
4:48 Ironically the quest resetting when you quit out allows you to repeatedly loot a single poi.
I discovered that with one of the big hotels that has buses outside that can be harvested.
It's a good way to get a lot of a resources. Also, it lets you farm the end POI loot at the top of the building.
you can make the buried treasure quest more bearable if you build some basic blockade around the entrance hole and just poke your head up to kill zombies when they spawn
I leave a turret pointed at the hole a few blocks away.
Same when I go underground for ores.
I was surprised to find some new info on these traders. I knew most of their mechanics, but the tier sharing between duplicate traders is pretty cool.
Thanks for the in-depth guide and info. Far as buried supplies quests go, you can step a few block spaces away once activated, and see where the chest generally is located, ( the glowing icon shows the depth, location, etc. ). If you eyeball it and dig towards the spot, can find it pretty quick. Especially with an auger as you mentioned.
Just like how pretty much everyone who played Skyrim ends up eventually creating a “stealth archer build” of some kind I always dip into the intelligence tree to get daring adventurer/better barter/physician/grease monkey and the trap one. Then go into strength. Easily the most broken skill trees. I want a custom shotgun round that doesn’t obliterate POI dang it.
My brother and i and our little game group usually jump at the buried supply quests but we also tend to dig a bit before starting the quest on higher difficulties. That way even if we dont find it as soon as it spawns we can still drop down into the hole and have a choke point for defending from zombies. Definitely a good guide though, other than calling a yellow exclamation point a yellow arrow. Lol
Arrow exclamation point whaaaaaaaaaaaatever it's all a big yellow glowy thing
@@IzPrebuilt "ah yes. The big yellow glowy whosawhatsit"
Good video, I tend to avoid the traders in a lot of my playthroughs now as imho they are borderline game breaking. They are more for the really high difficulty settings I guess. Just makes raiding POI's conventionally utterly pointless. The rewards the traders give craps all over pretty much anything you are going to find in the end loot of your average POI (irrespective of biome almost).
Oh yeah traders are busted and I wouldn't blame you for not playing with them
i find it very hard to not loot a POI and walk away like that. but im also that guy that loots it before i hit the quest marker then loots it again
Same!
Also, before I leave it for good, I make an easy path to the mother lode (ladders, boxes, etc) so, if I haven't quested it again in 30 days l can just run up and scoop the goodies as I drive by.
I actually don't mind buried treasure quests hey, I think of them like mining for clay with bonus XP and loot
I do that, too!
Sometimes, if I'm low on clay, I keep digging after I found the box.
Shouldn't waste a good hole!
[Wait... that came out dirtier than I intended. ]
What would be great is if you could use the power restored at the POIs after you’ve completed the restore power quests. You could slap down a claim block near a generator and use it as a base or a defensive position on a horde night.
Also if you need a lot of brass and you have the brass books for doors and sinks do tier 1 and 2 quests, they are easy, small and full of doors, sinks and radiators to wrench
I ALWAYS learn something new from these videos. Thank you!
I find that clearing a tier IV or V PoI is even more fun than horde night.
I'm really looking forward to potential tier VI pois in future updates.
An easier way to home in on the treasure in the buried supply quests is to look at the distance meter in the top right corner. The treasure is always dead center.
if you are on multiplayer you can share quests and hand in quite a few at a time.
When it comes to this game, I'm primarily a builder. I never liked the Trader quests because it took too much time away from grinding resources to build when playing solo. But I'm starting to wonder if it's worth doing nothing but trader quests for at least a full game week, then use the rewards to grind afterwards. Is it really worth it to do all the tiers for each trader? or Is it better to find all the traders and do all the T1 quests for each first and go back through to do the next Tier etc.? Basically what is a recommended way to do these?
This is one of the most (if not the most) informative videos I have seen in a long time. I enjoy playing the game at a bit of a more relaxed pace, but have found the questing to be a bit frustrating at times. This gives great insights into how it works, and I especially liked the fact that you could continue to go up in tiers without necessarily doing the higher tier quests themselves. Superb video, and thank you!
One question, if I may - as I do not play on the difficulty level that you do (and if you answered this in the video, I missed it, so please forgive me) would all of the intel about the loot tables, rewards, etc still hold true, given that I'm playing on a lower skill level overall?
Quest rewards are completely independence from level, gamestage or difficulty so these tables should be accurate no matter what
@@IzPrebuilt Outstanding, and thank you!
I just spam T3 jobs. I find them the most efficient, they are almost always close and easy. I can clear all the jobs every day where as t4 sometimes takes me most of the day to get to and clear / run back
I know that quest rewards are already overpowered especially with daring adventurer but I feel there should be some secret reward for clearing rank 5 with all the traders.
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for!
Buried Treasure is not a death sentence on Insane Nightmare. How I would handle it is you dig down with a small hole that leads directly to your bicycle. You fill the hole with soil so you are fully covered. You dig "quietly" and pause if needed so you are not noticed. Once you find the chest you clear a path toward the bicycle and open a small exit. You get as close to the satchel as possible while remaining close to the exit. Grab and hop on bicycle and ride away.
It's really actually very easy.
Is rushing intelligence worth the sacrefice for more or better quest rewards? (I enjoy playing on the basic settings)
I wouldn't rush it because theres no real point in getting daring adv. until you're moving into T4s and T5s.
Great video! I'd actually love a more in-depth review of the tier rewards.
This tip isn't for questing but for intelligence and better barter: never go above 9 points in intelligence. You can wear nerdy glasses to get to 10 intelligence and get the last better barter perk. This will give you access to 2 secret stashes instead of just 1.
Thank you! Honestly I hate questing but this is a good incentive for me now.
Some really useful pointers there - thank you
buried supplies can be duged before activating quest. well, not exactly. when you start it, unlike other quests it will not refresh zone, so you can dig a bit before activating, and after activation you only need to look for supplies
Thanks for the guide!
Thanks for the video as always Prebuilt. Incredibly informative but I do have one question... How on earth did you make Trader Jen dance?? 🤣
So if you have debug mode enabled and do Shift + F6 you bring up the "game events menu" which allows you to use twitch integration features. One of them is called dance-off which makes all the NPCs dance.
That's amazing. I love that. Completely pointless but it did make me laugh.
I need help🙏 how do you get tier 6 quests? I've unlocked every trader, but I haven't done 10 t5s yet. Should u get t6 when I do more tier 5s?
I did not know 9 t4's would get the t5 reward, even though I'm sure I've done it without thinking about it. Do lower tiers have that kind of reward? I think going through the tier progression at each city is a great way to familiarize yourself with it.
I just love using shotguns in 7d2d it always hurts me to invest on int tree but its so worth
I watch all yer videos n wish I could do what u do BUT IM ON CONSOLE UGH:(
I'm a recent convert from the PS4.
I play both but, the PC version is a whole different ball game.
If you have a good enough computer (and, you _NEED_ a good one*) it's worth picking up when it goes on sale on Steam.
[*I had to go out and buy a $1,200 gaming PC to run it. Also, I can play Solitaire at 300 FPS! 😂 ]
the dancing jen is great
As you've been doing these tutorials, I've really become increasingly interested in a console command video from you. Any thoughts?
I'll see if I can fit that in somewhere
I like buried supply quests I come up with a defensives tower that traps them so they cant keep running out of my sites
On the tier five missions. You said that it was either 7 tier 5 missions or 9 tier 4 to get the tier 5 rewards. Is there a combo that work? Is there a set value for missions. Obviously it less than a 2:1. Let’s say I knocked out 3 tier 5 buried treasures, how many tier 4 missions would I need to complete to receive the tier 5 rewards?
I can confidently say it's... less than 12?
**shifty eyed dog .gif**
The one question I have after watching this video: Where did the mustache go?
Lost it in a game of blackjack
@@IzPrebuilt Bugger, I hate when that happens
thanks awesome video!
Here's a thought tho. What happens if you aren't happy with the completion-rewards for a rank
and you terminate the game without saving ?.
Watching this again. Cause I just need the silencer schematic and the damn pistol Pete book! 😢😅
Solid information, cheers.
for some reason its not letting me turn in the 8th quest in the tutorial!!! i speak with the trader n open his inventory but the quest wont complete???
How many of what tier job do I have to complete to unlock Duke's Casino?
I have all these useless casino chips and still haven't found the slot machines yet!
_"A nickel just ain't worth a dime, no more."_
Nice video subscribed
Nearly 100 hours into the game I now know the fetch satchel has an arrow indicator to show what level its on.
Pretty sure it took me even longer to notice so I think we're making societal progress there.
Stealth build, mid/endgame. crossbow, or compound bow, or silenced gun? with all the perks, and good gear...CAN you reasonably clear POI's or are there just too many "trapped rooms" that bypass your stealh to make it a bum choice?
the trapped rooms thing is a total myth. The game has stealth checks. If you are running a stealth build, you can stealth the harder POIs in the late game just fine.
@@IzPrebuilt ohhhh, okay, cause I swear I've gone sneaky sneaky, not a stealth build, but crouched, a few perks, lights out, you cross a threshold, and instantly zombies in the cieling fall down! bu then i can be running hot, round a corner, and a zombie won't even notice me! it just seems so inconsistent some time!
@@TizonaAmanthia just because they fall down doesn’t mean they know where you are. Just because they’re running towards where you are standing doesn’t mean they know where you are. You can quickly and quietly move out of their path to try and avoid detection.
I'm pretty new to 7 days and have a bit of a tendency to restart to optimize... That's a lot of points to put into intellect and daring adventurer, at least if rushing it. What would you recommend putting points in at the same time to stay survivable? I put my initial four into sneak attack, archery, quest reward, and... Can't remember. Maybe sexy trex? What do you recommend?
Agility into parkour. Being able to jump high being the main boon in the parkour skill. It doesnt seem like much but it can really open up how you interact with the world of 7 days.
Other than that endurance has several useful skills and is always good to start early. Healing factor and iron gut being top priority for me personally when it comes to early game. It also sets up for the later game skills like machine gunner once you have a steady supply of ammo.
@@billbills4083 Agreed.
I'm a recent convert from PS4.
During my first 80 days or so I ignored Parkour because I thought it was useless.
Then, I gained a bunch of points in a horde night and, now I'm a level 3 parkourian.
Holy cow, does it make a difference!
@@NarwahlGaming haha I did the same thing when I converted from ps4. after getting into late game, purchased parkour and now it's one of my first skills I pick up. Setting up your base to allow you to just jump in and block the zombies, makes to where there is no weak point unless you choose to funnel them.
Thank you for the great info
Is there like a cool down to pois now after completing a quest? Because the trader won't give me the same Tier 5 quest after I clear it once. So after I clear all the nearby tier 5 poi I only get tier 5 jobs like 5km away.
What exactly is an "insane nightmare" playthrough? I assume Insane difficulty and Nightmare movespeed for zombies, but are there any other settings that should be changed from default?
The main part of insane nightmare is the "insane" difficulty and "nightmare" run speed.
Generally that's all that is changed from default aside from setting max horde night spawns to whatever your pc can handle, generally 64.
Otherwise it's up to you. I keep hordes on every 7 days, turn loot respawn and air drops off. If you wanna make it really hard you can do stuff like turn on feral sense and decrease loot abundance.
I generally balance my advice so that it's perfectly workable on standard insane nightmare so players can use my advice on any main difficulty combination.
@@IzPrebuilt Ok, thanks. I'll have to try messing with the settings some.
I had a dig quest and evidently I went to far from the boundary? And it says I failed the quest.
Why are buried supplies dreaded? They are arguably the fastest job, period. Go with one player, a digger with 2 points on the digging perk and lucky goggles, whilst one player reigns bullets on everything as they spawn. Easily done 8 buried missions in a day that way, stockpiled more food than we needed for the week and enough bullets to clear our Shotgun Mesiah factory on day 6 with spare rounds for horde night
Your arguement is reliant on playing multiplayer. Which I don't bother making tutorials around because having more people makes the game so easy it'd be pointless to give advice for it.
Buried supplies is my favourite just put robo turret up top maybe some spikes ez
Ok, quick question... You said in the desert ranger series "I'm not gonna do the log of & reset t4 jobs thing" and i don't really understand how to do it so could you elaborate a bit? XD
Leave game, jobs are refreshed.
good stuff 👍
I know sometimes you just need a change, but your other avatar was so debonair!
SMH making me google new words
Professor Prebuilt.
Thanks
Dunno why the buried supplies quests are dreaded, they're the easiest and most straightforward quests, they give a ton of xp for both digging and kills, and you basically get free loot from a chest that otherwise wouldn't have existed.
Do it on insane nightmare and tell me it's free.
hi Who do you think its the best trader tô level first and spam tier4? trader jen keeps giving 2km+ tier4 quests
There's no difference in quests between traders. Just find a trader who is closest to wherever you want to quest
What is more profitable doin tier 500 1's or 50 tier 5's at given time,for earning dukes fastest?
Would you rather;
Fight a thousand chicken sized T-Rexes?
Or, one T-Rex sized chicken?
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@@NarwahlGaming Best way to earn dukes fast is doing T3 (or T4) jobs. afaik, T3 is slightly better for dukes/time because of how much quicker to clear (and take the good loot) they are, but T4s aren't much worse and are a much better ammo farm (so you can kill 2 birds w/ one stone spamming T4 jobs).
Anyone know of any bugs that happen on clearing quests ? Any kind I do- tier 4 or tier 1 I can never find the last zombie(s). No yellow or red marker and no zombie sounds. All rooms are clear and so is roof.
You most likely missed more of the poi than you realize, or a random room, sleeper etc. They can be intricate and tricky. The same thing has happened to me and I thought it was bugged, but that was mostly before I was super familiar with the pois. I do sometimes have the tier 4 and 5 bug out on me and freeze/crash 3/4 of the way complete. But the only time I've had actual bugged clear quests is on a modded version. But who knows, this game is hella buggy
Pretty much covers everything one needs to know about quests in A20...especially the death trap that is buried supplies. Didn't help we had 4-5 of us in a group running them
Kinda hope the crafting changes for A21 make Int slightly less busted but may very well make it more busted if it takes fewer points to get all the nice things in the tree (thus allowing a secondary tree to level faster)
Questing is so OP that the quests themselves need to be made like 3 times harder/longer.
Why was trader Jen dancing there? Also how does that happen in base game.
Twitch integration feature
Hihi. Can you please do an update on alpha 21 traders.
i am on day 57 and still not have not found a trader , damnnn
I clicked on this video this going through my mind “HOLY CRAP 7 DAYS TO DIE ON THE OCULUS QUEST!!!” Only to realize that’s not it 😢
I did more than 7 tier 1 quest and still don't have tier 2 quest
Wait wait wait wait. How do you make trader jen dance? Asking for a friend. It's me. I'm the friend.
Are you saying dating adventurer?
I must be stupid because I didn't understand loot at all
Buried supplies is soooooo annoying!
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