How To Build A Bedrock Horde Base - 7 Days to Die (A20)

[@Swordphobic]

For some reason I'm always atracted to underground bases in 7days to die. They´'re so peaceful at night when I can sort my items, mine, craft and just chill without anything annoying me. Unlike regular ones where there's always someone knocking on your door trying to sell you something.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

I totally agree. And with feral sense on at night you can finally get some rest way down at bedrock

[@jBownz]

"Excuse me, do you have a minute to talk about your car insurance?"

[@malibuhiegts]

Zombie jehovas be like "we are here to tell you about our lord and *brains* *gurgle* I mean savoir"

[@romanarsrealm8582]

same here man. if i can i always go for an underground base. doesn't matter what game it is if they let me dig into the ground i'll build an underground base

[@damon5920]

They should add no soliciting signs to craft

[@J4rr4DK1nG]

My wife and I built a massive shaft base that failed and failed until we were so disheartened. This video came out in perfect timing thank you so much!

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Hope you can get it working!

[@firecrow7973]

theres a sex joke there somewhere...

[@egdod3750]

@@firecrow7973 perhaps something along the lines of does the wife agree that the shaft was massive, or does she think it’s just average?

[@zzzdee1980]

@@egdod3750 lmao

[@sabnox9869]

So what he's trying to say is his shaft keeps failing him and leaving his wife disheartened..

[@donpfoutz625]

You might want to add some wood or cobble poles scattered around the pit floor. Zombie Rage isn't aimed at support structures, but ANY construct. This will limit their wanton wall destruction. Just a thought on a simple improvement. Nicely informative base build and test video.

[@perpetua8405]

This base looks sickeningly cool

[@davidodonovan1699]

Yes

[@xhana_]

Awesome video, thank you ! I love the fact that in the first 5 minutes we get to understand the whole design. Quick and effective video, awesome design, just fantastic !

[@WaywardEko]

That is some stunning work Sir! The masses will never know how long you spent painting to get it to look that sexy. Looking forward to trying this out on the TNP server!!! Thanks kindly for the shout out!

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

You bet Eko! I'm making mad modification to the TNP base now that I've done further testing and solidified my understanding of this kind of base and the zombie mechanics. The next horde shall be glorious!

[@mikec9982]

I would put the encounter area on ground level, slightly recessed into the wall, that way they can't dig underneath you. I would also put electric wiring across the front in 2 levels, with the poles oriented so that you could fix them from your defensive point. Blade traps at 4 high so the 3x3 area covers just above the wires, hitting any zombies that try to stack. A 2x3 of dart traps on a tunnel into the opposite wall, 20 some blocks away, so the max range terminates just before your iron bars. Two layers of fabricated blocks as bars, upgraded to concrete or steel. The main area 7 blocks tall, so if any zombie detonates, it doesn't take out the roof. Two of the junk fist things, at the corners of your defensive position. Pointing inwards, so that they stun and push together the zombies coming towards the bars. The anti bird stuff at the top, I would place at the corners facing inward and slightly up. So they couldn't shoot each other and had overlapping fields of fire. This part is conjecture, but for the hole itself, I would put overlapping electric wire just underneath the cookies. They may fall long enough, that the electricity damage will reset when it hits the lower wires already installed. That's all that comes to mind right now, but I'm sure I could think of more.

[@zyanidwarfare5634]

I never really thought about it until now, about people make all these fancy bases. But me and my friend we are on like day 90 and we still use the same barn we used on day 7, even though we did beef it up most of the original structure is there. We just have maze of bars leading to ladders and stairs up that then funnels them towards us with a sledge turret that shoves them off as they come so they go back through the maze as we just open up with shotguns

[@Wolftatze]

Arguably the most fun, having a base that just expands naturally. It DOES come at the cost of being not as easy (or hands-off) to defend on Blood Moon, but it is so satisfying any other time. We were on a server with four players at the time, and we had gotten our hands at an old estate on the edge of a town. Basically, 2 stories, an attic, nothing more in the beginning. We dug out the basement, the attic became a snipers nest, and the house itself became a maze for the zombies to go through, complete with ways to shoot at them from above when they met a roadblock. It finally went downhill on day 35, when the then-new exploding zombies just ripped through the maze. We survived the night, but the house was done for. Shame, really.

[@zyanidwarfare5634]

@@Wolftatze we more or less stopped adding to it after 3 hordes, and only upgraded it to cobble and it lasted us well past day 100 and still hasn’t fallen technically we just haven’t been playing the game recently It’s one of the big barns in the corn fields and we built a maze on the ground floor with parts the zombies can jump over and such and then walkways above, and the maze leads to ladders which go up and bottleneck to the upper area where we are and the outside has all kinds of walkways and there’s even a emergency fallback at the very top but it hasn’t fallen no matter how much comes at it somehow Even the exploding bikers and cops haven’t managed to destroy it fully though we do constantly need to repair the bottom floor

[@FoxRacingGaming]

You can park underground. I had an entire house, iwth a basement, with a hatch, that has gas pumps and my mini bike. With a long tunnel straight to the other side of the map or traders. That way, the base is over run, you go in your underground hatch in the basement, and ride away.

[@noah6304]

For my underground base I decided to dig the pit along the border of the trader zone, that way I have a unbreakable floor as well as an unbreakable wall. I just attached my shooting position to that side and the zombies can never break it!

[@mikec9982]

I did something like this in my last playthrough. I dug a 6x7 hole entirely around the trader, with a drawbridge for access. If you figure out the direction the zombies are spawning from and run towards it, they always spawn opposite the hole. So you can either sit and wait, or put bars on the edge so you can safely fire down in and kill them.

[@maminoo]

if your walls on the border hows it unbreakable than? lmao

[@mikec9982]

@@maminoo read the whole thing, then think about the context. The edge of the trader zone is unbreakable, and that's what it's hanging from. Stop looking for a way to be right, and think about what the person is trying to say.

[@maminoo]

@@mikec9982 it would be breakable unless its inside the barrier of the trader

[@mikec9982]

@@maminoo the person is saying that they're counting the trader part itself as a wall.

[@rawgage7]

I love fall bases and they've been so hard to sustain with the new pathing... but you made it possible with this gorgeous design! Super video 🤘😎

[@GamingStepByStep]

Wow, a much more elegant design than what I used to use before the multitude of patches and nerfs. I'll probably use something similar when I have time to come back to this game, nice work!

[@jerameyc6289]

A mod to help reduce the damage to the shooting position wall or path would be a sledge robot. I like the grenade chute, will be adding to my build! And nice job with all the paint!

[@TTSPOG]

I have been doing Underground bases for the last 4 versions of the game. I usually go in for a Imperial SW color scheme and stacked rooms for non-fighting. and making them at the top of a tall Mesa with a long walkway up is nice too.

[@AdrianLeeMagill]

I have also noticed that the zombies will take the easiest route to get to you. I have a ladder in mine for them, staggered with hatches every ten ladder units or so. This lets me shoot them as they come down. I love the idea of the grenade hatches though! I will install them into my base as well. Thanks for the idea!

[@EurydiceUndead]

Eko's backlighting is perfect for this base. The GNS colour pallette and the exposed stone altogether looks amazing - the design overall deserves all the trendy superlatives. Functionally the ongoing repairs don't look like they'd be too drastic either, particularly at the later game stages. Would love to see this one take on a multiplayer horde.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

I'm building this base on the TNP server so we'll have a good multiplayer horde fight there. I'm also going to build it when the GNS server resets in 2 weeks

[@sgt.sharky9832]

Very nice looking base. A thought for you as far as the zombies attacking blocks below your position. It helps a great deal if you have nothing below your fighting position. Basically make your fighting position an overhang. For instance. When I build my zombie horde base above ground, I have learned that my fighting position needs to be extended from the main foundation. If there is nothing directly below you within 3 blocks in any direction, they tend to ignore the foundation part of your building. I do love the look of your base though. My suggestion, add a third route direction, put up like two SMG turrets, put them in front of the third position and you can AFK it or use it when you have something you want to do. Just put the switches to activate it from your normal fighting position.

[@leeezekiel1144]

Great video! One problem I ran into was that if too many zombies get clumped up on the cookie, they'll start trying to tunnel down somewhere on the surface level. So I decided to go full cartoon villain and replace the cookie with a powered vault door, with its switch right next to my fighting position. Every now and then I flip it, sending a lovely mass of zeds falling down the shaft.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Excellent idea!

[@coreyjosephbrownmeis6846]

I have to say, you have the most impresive and good looking bases in all youtube

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Wow thanks! A good paint job does wonders!

[@steelguru]

Mighty fine looking base! Your attention to detail and design is just great. I went to bedrock in A19. In A20, I went up instead.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

I might need to come up with a skybase next!

[@zlatanmorrison8182]

This was a superb video - really enjoyed it, base build is completely beyond my ability to make, but fascinating all the same. Would it be possible to do a very quick video at some point detailing exactly how the 'grenade chute' is made as I would love to incorporate something like that in my (much more simplistic!) builds. You deserve more subs imho - your content is solid.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Yes this is the second request for a grenade shoot video, I'll see what I can do!

[@Gyrannon]

Honestly, given that they need to go through either of those two entryways to get to you, a rail walkway in the box area above them would be a good idea. You could shoot an toss bombs and you'd have clear line of sight all of them. just ofc leave a gap so the zombies falling cant get into that walkway. And if you add turrets up there, that box becomes a death box for zombies.

[@ECReeves]

Awesome base man! I’m glad you figured out a way for this base to work! It looks wicked!

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Thanks, took a lot of trial and error but I have become one with the zombie patching AI

[@ECReeves]

@@GunsNerdsandSteel Idk if you have heard of “the backrooms” but I just seen that someone made them in Minecraft and thought to myself it would be wicked if someone made them in 7days2die.

[@zin7500]

I've found that the most convenient BM location, is any larger above ground POI you're going to do a quest at. Basically you seek high ground and destroy any paths to the upper floors. The zombies will naturally try to bring down the building. But assuming you got Molotovs and plenty of ammo, you'll do fine. And when the night is over, you can reset the POI and everything will get repaired. It has the benefit of not needing to build and maintain a fancy base. Molotovs are my go-to explosive, due to being most reliable.

[@blueSkies777]

Smart, I gotta try this

[@zin7500]

@@blueSkies777 I also bring a junk turret or two. The roof is a good spot. If you make a square of 6 boxes on the roof and place the turret in the middle, it'd not be able to hit ground targets easily, but it will be able to hit birds(which I prefer as it saves ammo for the birds and limits the number of reloads I have to do). Put the turret on the side of the roof opposite to the stairs, aimed inwards. The birds will fly above you at the roof and get shot down. It helps you deal with the birds before they stack up. Otherwise if you fall down and have to get up on the second floor, you'd likely have to do it from the outside... where the birds are waiting for you :p Let me know how it goes lol

[@chrishubbard64]

Man that is a ton of work to create an over the top awesome pit base. And it really is awesome. I did the bedrock home base design in alpha 19 and it worked out really well. Id imagine alpha 20 it still works even with feral sense going by the sheer distance. Dig a tunnel straight down 2 blocks wide with a ladder leading to bedrock then get started on building your new home. You can actually do it on day 1-2 if you focus on it. After all, first day you just need a space to put your bedroll to mark it on your map and maybe enough room for a couple storage chests for all that stone. :p You can widen it as needed as you go. Didnt even consider a horde base as I know there are all those pathing issues. Always fun to see how people figure out a way to work around them.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Took a lot of trial and error, but finally it just "clicked" and I figured out what the zombies are thinking

[@ChefBoyareB]

Use the .3m cube corner trim instead of the "cookie". It's structural and the zombies will slip right off the block so no concern for damage.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

I tried this and I believe the zombies did not want to path over it. Or am I mistaken?

[@TekkitsWorkshop]

This is the coolest looking base I saw in the last couple of years for sure:-)

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Thanks, tons of fun to build!

[@ssisnake]

I haven't finished the video yet, but we build a drawbridge as like a door to get underground a good distance away so zombies don't spawn at it unless we are nearby and have a tunnel into the underground part of our base most games we play, its pretty cool driving down into your own batcave basically.

[@CrabClownJimmy]

It's no secret that I'm a huge GNS fan, and I've loved all of your stuff. But this one is def a top 5 for me, though. And while I bursted out laughing in a high school library at the LotR references, the base designs with grated lighting was also a REAL delight. GREAT WORK DUDE!!! ...also, more LotR referenes please ha ha ha ha!

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

I've made the leap into actual video references. It's a big step in the right direction!

[@chrislambro]

Excellent video as always! Very interesting design and awesome cinematic editing. Keep up the good work! Looking forward to your next base design. :)

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

More to come!

[@thejanglyman3886]

Me and my pal Joey have an underground base in progress. We’re on day 28, and right about now we are still living above ground with a sort of bunker style underground base below our home.

[@ryanangieoberhauser7851]

I built a block by block copy of this base in a vanilla game for my friends and I last year. we added a garage with a ramp to the surface. The only problem we had was late game, horde nights were almost boring because the base was so effective. It's still my favorite horde base.

[@iobobbyoi]

Dude sweet I love everything about this base

[@frosthoe]

Ive been an underground Mole person In 7d2d for the last 5 years. It is the easiest,least resource hungry, and most peaceful and slickest base concept to use. Side note. NEVER build your base directly under the entrance shaft, offsett it by at least 10 blocks, or the zombies will dig down. Also, on horde nights , just have a tunnel ready at bedrock level, leading at least 30 blocks away from base edge , leave base and mine for the night down at bedrock...safe and sound.

[@madmanszalinski]

Gave this a shot on XB1 but a smaller scale, it has worked very nicely even with my only option for damage on the fall down is log spikes at the bottom

[@robertbretschneider765]

Nice idea! But i would rather stand at the surface, while sending them zombie jerks into the abyss... with nice steps covered in burning campfires to slowly jump all the way up from bedrock. ^^

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Lol that would make for an interesting afk base 😛

[@Silly2smart]

I had a 3 wide 5 long cliff hanging night horde "base" that hung against the trader's wall near bedrock. I used a series of wedges that ensured no zombie would land on my roof. AAAnd done! I don't like wasting ammo on horde nights sometimes.

[@Zithorius]

Wow really cool base, I'ma use that nade chute tech 100% from now on. I'm personally a HUUUUGE outpost horde night fan so I probably won't build this, but I'll defs make chutes from now on.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Glad you could pick up some usable information at least!

[@elpenguinotierno6238]

Fantastic base! I was just buiöding my own cavern base and I planned to have a pit inside. Finally my mining pit will have a purpose 😃

[@Rhamirezz85]

Love this channel! All the subscribtions to You sir! Hope You grow to 1 mil and beyond!

[@EvilNecroid]

7:17 omg i love the spikes!

[@r000tbeer]

Looks good bruh. Personally not a fan of pit bases but I can appreciate the effort you put into this one.

[@mosedude]

Holy mackerel, nice video thanks for the help! Super cool build.

[@purpuradraco3747]

Not built a bedrock base since I played the game on PS4 so a long time ago. When I switched to PC version I watched someone build and use one back then and the first few Z's would splat but then the old gore piles they turned into cushioned the rest so I wrote it off as a viable base idea, the payoff wasn't worth the effort. Yours looks interesting with the newer mechanics and the lil tricks to make them jump in the pit. I'd like to be inspired to try it but I dunno, it's a lot of digging. I'll keep it in mind though. Thanks for showcasing. Ah, the good old days when I thought nothing of digging a tunnel beneath a lake to the other side, or had to dig extensively to afford mats for a bridge over the lake instead (plus all the extra heal kits to save from drowning while you sunk pillars for said bridge). This latest version of the game barely any digging required. You can get iron by scrapping, lead you don't need much of and again you can find scrap. Cobble and cement is bountiful from POIs, clay doesn't come in patches anymore, it's everywhere on the surface which leaves just coal and nitrate to dig for, making me lazy at digging anything now.

[@Murvious]

Functional, and the base looks fantastic. Well done.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Glad you like it!

[@KennTollens]

Coolest base that I've seen so far.

[@Dovah_Slayer]

I was randomly recommended this video I've never played the game but this makes me want to play it

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

It's fun, still enjoying it years later!

[@BrianGivensYtube]

My early game bed rock base is actually only 25 blocks deep and the zombies drop into a 8x8 area with 5 high walls 2 blocks thick. Electric fences at bottom of the tunnel. SMG turrets at each corner of the bottom area controlled by a switch to “/kill” all the zombies inside in case I want to grab a bag or two mid horde or go AFK fully for 3600 9mm rounds. The main 8x8 room is open and perfect for pipe bombs and gunning down the zombies trying to find a way up. Sometimes I add fake stairs to give them something to do other than beat on my walls for the remainder of their short lives.

[@leothehunter9718]

this sounds like a fun idea can wait to see how it turns out

[@phrixos2826]

i love how you dig, I build Deep pits then place blade traps and guns behind the wallto shoot the z's when they fal in, if they don't get cut to ribbons with the blade traps the guns take care of them I love your video's

[@VinnyVinceViper]

For sure it looks awesome! I will try that in DF to see how it holds with the monstrosities Khaine has for us in there. I tried the new force field Jawoodle found, but it's not working in DF as many Z's that are not full Vanilla still walk on the blocks, so I hope this type of fighting pit will be successful!

[@vladimirrybnicek9416]

Did it worked in DF?

[@VinnyVinceViper]

@@vladimirrybnicek9416 It kinda worked, I had to make the shaft bigger and doing so made things hard for fights at the bottom, but it's possible it's just the way I made it that is not valid, I'm not that good at base building so I'm sure someone could find a way to make it work good in DF.

[@christopherroberts9222]

To make it better all I can say is a sledge at the top so the zombies are knocked off avoiding to much damage on that initial block. Also some turrets at the bottom near bedrock and the shoots to therefore add a little more extra damage by having on sticking out and one staying flush, that way they hopefully should not get through

[@jayrigger7508]

Great looking base .. only suggestion, fill bottom with water.. slows them and less rage

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

I might give that a try! Thanks!

[@patrickloney4426]

I definitely want a how to build this in real time. Like a time lapse

[@alpeshshah891]

I'm so envious, it looks awesome and yet functional, you should be a game designer

[@NickPaulsen]

The most secure base possible to build, is a trader base. But holy hell a work to dig out. Trader base is basicly where you just dig a large moat around the whole trader. In earlier version of the game, building that in the wasteland was an insane xp farm, as each night over time would almost turn in to a horde night. Don´t know if that is still the case. Btw. Would really improve your build with 2 sledge turrets close the path.

[@damiannl7679]

i went for all 4 wedge narrows instead off the cookie i really like the look off it and it works perfect for as far as i tested

[@leobuildsit]

add a push turret at the end of the walkway to ensure they have to repath every few seconds back up to where you're at

[@Gaalian]

Also u can put some letter (I prefer X) as thin extra block. It is better than sheet which gives to you only a small amount of hp. Letters are regular block. But be aware. You can not paint behind them.

[@davidodonovan1699]

Wow, that base looks amazing

[@hockallz2157]

Sick base design, love it.

[@mikepeters8132]

The hot bar, nice. Oh and this base is freakin amazing

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Thanks!

[@zerohiotchi2795]

Honestly? Something that might be a good add on would be blade traps making it to where you can switch them on and off. In my current hoard hole the zombies just pretty much slide right into the blade and from there the blade takes care of it. I barely need to shoot them. Doing upgrades as it is. Seeing where I can improve too

[@NannyOggins]

What a smart, cool base! I don’t know if all these options are currently included on Playstation since we are still on 1.18 version (1st June 2023) though I remember having these thing’s available back when I had a PC . Very helpful video. I’m subbed.

[@patricklepage6584]

Well done , you learn me a thing or two . Didnt happen for a long time since I learn something New.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Glad I could help you

[@Hellsong89]

How fast the shotgun turrets can react is the question, well as maybe add few grids of wires to get more electric damage in while zeds are falling. I'm thinking shotgun traps could get few good shots in and combination with electric do some damage, same with gate maybe have shotgun traps blasting into crowd so when you are reloading continues fire is going on. You could make garage bit elevated to store your vehicles, maybe worth to test.

[@fl00d69]

Impressive! Getting back into this after a year off.

[@damienlbphant]

Gorgeous build!

[@zTribalstylerz]

Genius as usual! Niceeeeee

[@fnusecurity5112]

Your build reminds me of that one Gamer. He would not talk at all in the video. But his bases were like so big and resource crazy. It like, do you sleep at all. lol

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Yeah a base like this would take some time, but nothing that I couldn't handle in a week or two of grinding and putting my points into strength.

[@lillerosin2915]

This base looks amazing!! this should be a doawnloadable POI so people could just get it and put it into there world xD terrific job!!!

[@beardy4831]

If you set this up in the mountains but still have the kill zone at bedrock, does the fall damage increase? More damage for longer fall? Another thing you could add is blade traps set into the walls of the fall shaft. That way the zombies are taking damage all the way down as they fall. We did something similar but on a horizontal shaft setup and they nearly never made it to the 4 and 5 blades, of 7. The floor was set up to allow drop bags to fall through so someone could run through occasionally and pick up all the goods before it despawns.

[@AlphaOfCrimson]

I'm making my own version of a bedrock base that is based on using primarily explosives. I found a MUCH better way to get them down to it. First off, instead of the "cookie" I am using a small half pole block. Second, if you put one about 7 blocks down and then another one block over and 7 more blocks down all the way to the bottom, they see it as a full path and just run off the edge. So I did that on all 4 sides. It also helps if the first "step" on the top is a slope block on its side to make a diagonal half block. They all drop straight down the hole like lemmings and I've never seen one get stuck.

[@eragonawesome]

The dome corner piece is absolutely tiny with the health of a full block, is valid for pathing, and is basically impossible for anything to actually stand on for any period of time, use this for any time you need to create a "valid path" but don't want to actually let any significant number of zeds through

[@rasmusandersen2007]

08:33 here.. Now that this is a 3x3 hole.. wouldn't it be better to put the cookies in the middle of one of the sides instead of the corner? I asume in the middle they will fall of easier since they only have one wall of support and not 2 as in a corner

[@ilovewizard]

I think a 60 wedge tip would work better, they slide off it if they jump onto it

[@KarpOnYoutube]

i think 60 ramp works too if turned and they just slide off so no worrying about it being damaged

[@Dloin]

I just put frames in my pit base and stood under the frames and shot up. They take ages to destroy dig down through frames. And when they are down you can still do all your fancy stuff

[@A1Sync]

5:17 xD the fat zombie lady obstructed all the flow xD

[@mikec9982]

I did a base like this in a16. Put a garage in the back with a shallow ramp, covered the exit with a drawbridge. If it comes out further than the spawning radius, it'll be ignored during horde night. I had fun with that base, I turned the area around the pit into a park, with recessed farm land just underneath ground level.

[@Syphirioth]

Awsome I wanted something like this to. This will help me with my build. Now I know what works for the shaft 😁😁

[@SubconsciousGameJournal]

Would something like a "flying cookie" work? Add some sheets to the center interior of the 3x3 shaft then have the cookies attached to those, positioning them right in the middle of the 3x3.

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Presumably this could work. I'll try it!

[@kregorovillupo3625]

I'll try this too, but I want to put an electric hatch with a sensor for zombie in the place of your biscuits, so it opens when there is a zombie and let it fall. Could be a trigger rope could be enough tho.

[@pyrobal9485]

Damn ! Very very cool 👍 beautiful architecture, nice system, everything’s cool

[@olegsurchi7411]

Just tried a similar base in darkness falls. Let's say they tend to start digging rathen leaping into hole. But considering the cost of repair, it is really a decent base that stoods it's ground againds demons and mutated demolishers.

[@empoweredchoice1893]

Very cool. Thank you for this content.

[@ReaperofKings]

great base mate!! I'm always building 4 way shooting underground base traps or hallway bases..

[@j.j._]

Thank you this helps so much!

[@con6951]

I would add spinning blade traps in the chute and in the death pit to tenderise them a bit first

[@Gobbygonk]

Subbed! Nice looking base and it works.

[@Beard_Games]

Bit late, dunno if anything has been patched either... but you could try using a punching turret to knock them off the plates to keep the bunching from being as bad (if vertical distance is more forgiving than horizontal for turret to be active.)

[@rayofsunshine427]

I really wish the ps4 and other consoles had these updates. We are still stuck on version 1.18 😞 Great work by the way!

[@Dhames15]

Sweet build! Sleek, clean and may I say sexy looking base. Question though, instead of your 'cookie' block, are the slanted blocks not a more viable approach? Do the zombies not see them as a useful ' stepping stone ' ?

[@HeyLangfordGaming]

lol... I finally tried this game last week... I saw the potential in it but THIS IS INSANE!! 🤣

[@Thenkoguy]

Very cool concept for a base. My underground basses always fail.

[@SailingOTR]

I am really intrigued by these complex builds. Yours are among the finest. Then there's the 5X5 Challenge bases. A couple of YTers have conquered that concept and made it just about 100% AFK. I wonder if people are interested in building the most minimal horde base possible? I have seen a 4X4 that almost worked and even a 3X3 that worked. What say you 7d2d players?

[@Jason-mg2vj]

Have you made a tutorial on how you make your lights inside the base? They look cool

[@RandomPerson-nm2vh]

Did this like 4 years ago on console with my wife. Was soooo satisfying when the giant floating chunk of map finally collapsed. We built a giant zigguraut at the top that used my wife as bait in a steel cage suspended over the hole, I slaughtered any survivors of the fall for the glory of the apocalyptic gods. Was glorious.

[@ipopular_6022]

Hey, what recording and editing software do you use?Also what are your computer specs and mic?

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

Recorded in Streamlabs OBS, edited in premiere pro. Mic is Shure SM7B and long story short my pc is running with a 3080Ti and I play/record on 1440p

[@mr_sbcs]

At 9:17 how do u make ground flat out(not sure if u say it like that) usually when i place a block next to dirt it leave a little gap, how do u remove that gap

[@GunsNerdsandSteel]

I put sheet shapes over the lip and painted them