lol was about to say the same, maybe he likes to feel every tile, get the full experience of it😌

What? Are you mad? No!

​@@str8forthakillthen how do I remove him from my party? I can't switch out him for another 4th

You are right. I forgot to put the small meat in the reload drone.

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Don't need them.

@@checkyoursixgaming how did you manage to get over 500 dmg?

@@kotlofthelight7398 Everything has been recorded up until now. Basically getting good gear, reforging it, and completing the research tree for damage.

Yah, its funny and happens with him all the time. Happens so much I forget to comment on it anymore.

Looting should be basically the same from normal on up. The only difference is I have respawn on and the default for loot respawn is off. Still, it is rough in getting loot in the game and takes time. So having proper time management on harder difficulties is essential to success. Can't wait until you see my build setup later.

Research Data eventually doesn't matter. Getting a bunch early is a huge help for progression, but at the same time, stopping for every mailbox is a bit time consuming as well. If one is along the way I am going and in my line of vision I pop it. Otherwise it isn't a big deal. They can spawn up to 10, but they can have as few as 3. The Heavies are going to spawn 25 upon death all the time although I am not at this point massacring them. I will though soon.

@@checkyoursixgaming Oh yea storage boxes full of 1k research icons ftw, making chump change as study papers. My reply was probably just a passing thought when you were checking for satiety and said you needed just a little more for the next satiety goal. (I'll just again mention how refreshing it is to hear/watch someone play this game with discipline, deep commentary and meta-insight all the while cheating death on a few close calls and risking serious hours of gameplay. Permalegends are the free climbers of gaming!

Thanks!

Basically it is just scaling up. CWIS and eventually Hellfires. I have a couple videos showing my other base when I was playing up to almost a 4mill value at the time.

Thanks

I didn’t attack him before going into act 2. Worked for me when I actually did it properly. My bad 😂😂

He disappeared for me, too, but I swear I did this a week or two ago. Must have been patched.

Yah, back when this video was made everything had to be placed and dragged one at a time.

@@checkyoursixgaming oef.... Thanks for the vid! Helped me out a lot

Also, will he be back at full health in act 3?

Yes, if one is willing to kite a bit it can be done with less resources even without cheesing the trap setup design. However, if you are also doing perma death then kiting is far too risky. I did this in a way to guarantee easy survival of the first few nights on Legend without doing a cheese setup which I show in other videos. The layout in this video is a little overboard, but if you don't want to risk dying this is the best way to go about surviving the harder difficulties without cheese. The setup in this video is to create a nice loop of traps that are easy to reload and protect you from range attacks still. The base position as I said is a very nice spot as it is near a sewer with a Giant and around all the original starting missions. The hill on the backside of the red house has a ton of iron nodes as well. There is easy access to a camp fire too. The base is strategically placed for the early game. I will say that one can leave the base there and grow it, or move to more optimal places like the Mansion with the pool that more people prefer to go to. I have been able to kill Viktor by Day 2 on Legend doing this strat. Here is the timeline of my setup. Day 0 - setup base for horde. Day 1 - clear sewer to get red weapon drop Day 1 - clear research center. Day 1 - clear hospital. Day 2 - Clear to Guards house. Day 2 - Clear military camp. Day 2 - Kill Viktor. It is not an easy timeline, but it is doable if not using the cheese strat for base design.

@@checkyoursixgaming Kiting? Where did you come up with that? The base may work, but it's definitely not "the way to go". Two shredders will get you through night one and two easily, probably even three though I usually add a third on Day 3 and that lasts me until Day 6 or so. Not saying this is terrible, but it's not even remotely the best way. I play on 4000% and wasting all those materials is a little cringe, not to mention a new player will typically not have that much just due to little things like, reading all the tool tips and trying to find stuff because they're not familiar with the interface. For most people on first play through, just getting a trap or two before nightfall is a challenge. Doubt there's a lot of Perma Death players on their first go either. Like I said, it's not terrible, and can be done. Where you're going wrong is trying to act like this is the best way to go. Basically a noob trying to act like an authority on the game which you're clearly not. You're timeline is pretty standard actually, certainly not better than the norm.

@@TheGolferguy71 who tf hurt you

@@teej6720 You sound like one of those people trying to swear/cuss that don't know how. Your idiotic comment doesn't fit, got anything else?

Yep. That was a recent addition to the game after this video was made.

So walls provide better support than pillars. Armored Tiles require less support than normal tiles. If you watch the segment with the xray parts of the base, I basically am creating 1x2 cells all the way up stacked on top of each other. These are 2 utility tiles surrounded by 6 walls. This way I can fit 2 batteries on the two long side walls and material crates underneath the battery packs. As long as the walls are stacked on top of each other they provide support all the way up to the max height of 8 walls high the game allows you to build. The game then allows you to build out 2 tiles for free from a wall without support. This can be 2 regular tiles or two armored tiles. Armored tiles will grant you much more space obviously as they are the equivalent of 4 utility tiles in a square in terms of space. The issue with Armored tiles is they don't have the same connection points and provide less support for items attached to them unless the things being attached are on the edges of the direct center connection point of an armored tile. Where I am removing walls in the second level to insert 406mm cruiser cannons, I have to use pillars around those to provide support. When a pillar is providing support it has to be stack on another support item that goes all the way to the ground floor. This means Pillars must be stacked on walls that go all the way down to the ground floor or other pillars that go all the way down. This game does not like "offset" designs when going higher. It does not provide support to walls that are not directly on top of each other. If you look at the design of the main portion of the base, in the xray mode you will see all walls are stacked on top of other walls that go all the way to the ground floor. Or pillars are stacked on top of other pillars that go all the way down. Again, you get a 2 tile away "support" from any wall or pillar that is supported from the ground up for room at any given level. As far as the ammo goes, I don't use conveyor betls. The belts add too much of a performance hit to my computer than what I like. So I make those little 1x1 cells of a single utility tile size space around the Advanced Autoloader pick up area. Any regular ammo maker that makes ammo will still have the Autoloader use it's arm to grab ammo from. Any of the auto ammo makers will drop ammo directly below them into the same space the auto loader will pick up from. Ideally it takes 1.5 auto ammo makers to feed a 9 amped Hellfire that is non stop firing in Infinity Siege mode. In normal tour mode, the Hellfires don't fire constantly to need that much ammo production. The way I have it setup I can use 2 auto ammo makers per Hellfire easily, but I can also stack more utility walls on top to add another 2 dropping into the same box pick spot for the auto loader. This allows me to go very far into the infinite siege mode without ammo problems.

@@checkyoursixgaming thx for answer i hope i can use this to build my super base again right now im sitting at 1,5mil and im happy but at the same time not happy with my setup i wastet alot of space becouse i build it beefy with alot of armor walls and stuff your build is way more open but you compensate it with way more fierpower i will trry your setup and seee if its better btw do your 406 somtimes dont shoot at enemys even they are in range when i fight krnos they just chill and dont engage at all and yes i have them on the right prio some tipps?

@@Robin00607 My 406mm are set to Massive Only at max range. They always shoot when the boss appears. I don't use them except for the bosses.

@@Robin00607 this happens with amped cruiser cannons. when your cruiser cannon tries to shoot and doesn't have enough ammo, but more than zero, it buggs out and shuts down completely. you have to disable and reenable the cannon for it to work again.

@@hyoryo thx Hope they fix this i almost lost a Mission becouse they dident shoot the flying Boss and He summed the Bots and slowly destroying my Base

They are just health buffers. Armored walls just have a bigger healthpool regardless of direction facing.

That comes a bit later in the game. I was making this video for those new starting out as a general guide.