r/7daystodie

Blood moon and nonsense!

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My favorite biome is by far the snow biome. Just brings a sense of tranquility that I dont feel in any other game. Its one of a kind, I wish I could place a Christmas tree in my base

Been putting a lot of hours into Human Host lately, and it keeps reminding me why I got into this genre in the first place. Since this sub has more voxel survival experience than anywhere else, I wanted to hear from people who've played both.

A few things I'm curious about:

The world: HH generates one endless world with ten biomes instead of a fixed-size map. If you've played it, does having no map edge change how you explore or decide where to settle?

Mobile bases: Has anyone actually committed to a mobile base as their main setup? I keep going back and forth on whether it beats digging in somewhere.

Underground: Do you dig deep or stay on the surface? I want to know if the old 7DTD habits carry over.

Update pace: For an Early Access game, the patches have been coming in pretty steadily. Has that made you more or less willing to stick with it?

If you bounced off it, I'd also like to hear why. I'm not trying to start a "this game vs that game" thread. I just think the people here would have the most useful opinions on it.

Hey everyone,

I've been working on a new overhaul for 7 days since 2.6 and it's ready for multiplayer testing.

I'm looking for a group of people or even just 1 more to test the new mod in multiplayer sometime within the next 7 days.

I'm aiming for a launch with 3.3 stable on October 30th.

I've attached some pictures from the Survival Handbook that comes with the mod. Everything there is also presented within the mod, so no need to read if you don't want to. But if you're willing to embark on a difficult journey through Specialist, write me or respond to this post. Looking forward to seeing you online.