I Played 100 Days Of 7 Days To Die... Here's What Happened!

Friends! Welcome to my playthrough of 7 days to die!

Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Day 1-10
20:36 - Day 10-20
51:22 - Day 20-30
1:17:32 - Day 30-40
1:39:06 - Day 40-50
2:01:38 - Day 50-60
2:11:58 - :(
2:15:38 - Finale

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Day Cycle - 40 Minutes
Block damage - 300%
Loot - 150%
Zombie Count - 64
Feral - Day Jog, Night Sprint

[dyani]

The difference between staying with one trader or starting a new trader with the open routes is that each trader sells different books for different needs, Jen has more medical items where as Rekt has more harvesting items, Joel does armor, Hugh does ammo and weapons and the one you needed the most for vehicles and tools is Bob. Anyways it was a hella fun video!

[JeezAndCrackers]

Seeing you not use "a" to redeem books and stuff, and then also seeing you not press "r" on loot to grab all, or loot with one item in it, killed me lol

[demonjem]

The fact that I just started playing this game 2 days ago and that I found this video is almost like fate. I learned a lot thanks!

[paulc]

I think the main reason for the death on day 43 is the extended path and extra fence in your fighting position, it makes zombies group up together and break quickly. More easier horde night base design should narrow the path down outside the position, so that zombies would fall down to the ground and circle back later

[Kevkoss]

The fact that you survived 23 days without crafting dew collector is achievement on its own. Also not harvesting meat and leather from all those boars hurt me more than it should.
And as I think someone already mentioned in the comments - from the same radial menu you choose option to change shapes you can select "advanced rotate" to allow rotation of held item in all axis, so you can put lamp on the wall or even ceiling.

[Operative_Royal]

What I really like, is how he has these moments in between where I feel like a real Apocalypse Survivor would act. Walking up the aisle of a zombie infested wedding, bashing in the zombie brides head, singing the song as he goes up stage, just to turn around and look down at all the seats like he was gonna get married.

[jedidiahmayes]

I honestly think they made the game significantly more balanced, now I actually have to do a little work to win, it is enjoyable

[MrHikagemono]

Tip for the future, the valves on the tubing can turn off the fires, cause you shut the gas off. Also, if the frame of destroyed hatches remains, you can just repair it back up from the frame. And you can shoot throw holes in doors, and some furniture gaps, they finally added that ... quite a while ago actually.

[RoninKumo]

The main point of going to different traders is that each one specializes in a type of item for sale; this is the replacement mechanic for the Lucky Loot Safe option that all traders used to have.
Hope that helps, great work on the video and the editing is spectacularly well done, kudos. :D

[thatgamerguy]

Damn I was excited for this week's episode, so sad this happened. Hope you make another 100 days and it goes properly lol

[Silverblud]

Incredibly refreshing. I love playing games cold without figuring it all out first. I'm so tired of watching people play perfect games. You guys had a ton of fun. Keep it up !

[finnkershaw]

Watched this 12 times already and can confirm it’s an isyzen classic

[frankwilliamsadler]

Putting a point in skill will increase the chance of getting a book related to that skill so its very worthwhile to put points in advanced engineering and vecile early to accelerate into later game

[kd]

Hi, just wanted to let you know, if you chop down tree stumps, it has a chance for honey, which cures infections. I don't know percentages, but ones that spawn within POI's do have a higher chance than ones that spawn within the wild.

[brewthebeer]

You made me pick up the game again, been about a year since iv played, been a long time veteran and tbh i love the new skill change, it makes it seem more balanced, and i highly recommend doing a stealth build, they are realy fun to do, and once you get nvg's you'll feel like sam fisher 😂

[EnduringPhoenx]

Dang, that jank at the ending was so sad! Glad you were able to salvage it still! I think another co-op run would be amazing!

[adamh.]

The orange skulls add to the difficulty of a poi, each biome has different orange skull levels and that would be why you'd want to go to other traders, to get higher difficulty biomes which increases loot. Also, the skill points you choose to invest in help influence the books you find.

[claudegibson]

I absolutely loved what they did with the skill books. It means that you can now focus your points on making yourself stronger without having to sacrifice points to make better tools, weapons and armor. Sure it can sometimes feel RNG based when trying to find them, but they seemed to balance parts of the game around it and for the most part nailed it. Focusing points on improving your character’s lethality is much better balanced so depending on what difficulty you take it doesn’t feel nearly as grindy as it did. Zombies seem like they hit harder and can cripple you bit easier, but the loot system sort of compliments this. You find better loot sooner without feeling like overkill. And then there are just tons of other little quality of life changes that would take me hours to go through so the only way is to experience it for yourself. This game has become much more accessible for newcomers and adds a fun balanced challenge for veterans. This game has come such a long way with some changes not always being so great and the rest absolutely cementing this game into GOAT status.

PS I hope if there is any change at all in A22 it’s not going to be skillbooks. This part of the game should be finished and stamped because this was a game fixing change in my opinion at least.

[deeznutz]

A few quick suggestions.

If you have a long straight away approach to the fighting position of your horde base, place a solo block in their path. They have to jump over it, which slows them down and gives you more time to engage with distance weapons.

Hatches. You can place them hinge to hinge, giving you two layers of protection.

Turrets. If you leave the entrance to your fighting position one block wide and set a junk turret off to the side. If you start getting swarmed, it'll push zombies off the approach.

[justinmula]

You've gotten a lot better, only advice I'd have is get more familiar with throwables and or exploding arrows/bolts. It really thins out hordes when their stacked up.