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My two new Pomsky pups!

For context, I’ve been playing Project Zomboid for almost two years now on a B41 vanilla multiplayer server for long-term survival, so these skill levels definitely didn’t happen overnight, LOL... It’s honestly wild looking back at how long it takes to build a character up! Maybe it's time to touch grass? Lol jk... kinda. Stay safe out there!

I play on a MP PVE (B41) server and another player requested assistance with zed infestation surrounding his base. It was more than I expected, but I managed to get it under control and he was able to make it out safely, too! I'm sharing because this was the largest horde I've seen in awhile!

For those who play long-term survival and/or have skill restore enabled for their gameplay, how long did it take you to max out all of the skills, specifically in B41?

My fluffy Pomskies - Dakota, Kateri, and Honey!

I had another fantastic time spent with my friends while playing on our B41 vanilla PVE server. I'm really excited for B42 MP (stable) so we can continue with our adventures and shenanigans. 🐄🌽🐓 We recently hosted an in-game event called the 2nd Annual Prom 2026. 💃🏼🪩🕺🏼 The server was at full capacity for players, so we temporarily removed the limitation for more players! I've personally invested nearly 2K hours into this game since I started playing 1 1/2 years ago, which is when I first joined this server. Anyway, I just wanted to share my experience so far... It's been great!!! 🧟‍♀️🔫

Hey everyone! I wanted to repost with a bit more clarity.

I’ve been doing some research and created a mockup to plan out my booth setup for artist alleys and similar events. It’s built around a modular grid system so it can scale depending on the space while still staying organized, cohesive, and aligned with my brand’s aesthetic. I’m in a comfortable position right now, earning consistently through custom orders and online merch, to afford the booth investment.

At this point, I have most of my inventory and merchandise ready to go. Now I’m focused on finding opportunities and connecting with event organizers - things like pop-ups, concerts, artist alleys, oddity expos, and similar in-person creative spaces. This will be my first time vending with my own booth, so I’d really appreciate any advice from those with experience. I’m just trying to learn as much as I can before officially getting started. Thanks for any insight!