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I only wired up 2 configurations, bc if I’m honestly going this route each one will be exponentially more time consuming, but it’s a fun idea to toy with. Im not sure if this will cause them to rage or not, but the idea is “give them a clear, unobstructed path to me. Halfway through it, it will change and a new unobstructed path to me will open. But pursue that, it will change again,” etc.
On the right theres a ramp inside leading to the outer edge where I’d be, that each hallway leads to. For the finished base, I’d change a lot of blocks to bars and actually protect the cameras/use tripwires. And a lot of other stuff, but I don’t need to address each thing, it’s just a concept lol.

Edit: Watch on mute!
Video is obviously sped up, but I set it to 64 zombies per horde night, horde night every night, 10 minute 24-hour cycles. I just gotta reload the turrets each morning.
(and switch to longer days when I need more ammo, but there’s more loot than I have time to search each day so im usually good)

lol & this is supposedly the hardest difficulty 😂

Thank god I took a step looking for it before it crushed me 😂

I successfully made it 100x more impossible for anybody else to navigate. Try and follow me lol

I swear this is the last post I’ll make about this lol. This one really points out exactly how it works & what you can do with it.

All you need is 2 powered hatches and a camera. No power delay, duration 1 second. Make sure you’re moving towards the wall when they open. Have them oriented to both open upwards.

Someone had mentioned using hatches to clip the character upwards through them as an elevator but it may have been patched… so I figured I’d see what type of terrain wasn’t patched.

Still a rough idea, but I have high hopes

At the very least, the idea behind it is solid. Someone should find a cooler way to use it