Survival tips in 7 Days to Die

If you overcome those obstacles, there are still zombies everywhere, and every 7 days, they will attack in strong waves.

With all these dangerous challenges, players will need basic knowledge to survive in this game. And here are 7 Days to Die survival tips for new players.

Cut everything you can

When playing 7 Days to Day, surely everyone will start to get bored when encountering the same pile of rubbish again and again, empty cans, doorknobs, books, . they everywhere.

But don't ignore these items, as they will be broken down into constituent materials, which can be used in subsequent crafting projects or in the smithy. Apply this to gear as players will need to cut weapons and armor into parts to create their own premium stuff.

Survive the early stages with powerful weapons

There are 3 best weapons to use and deal with early in the game are sledgehammer, pistol and Blunderbuss gun.

The sledgehammer is a great tool to inflict pain on zombies, it's pretty good at stunning them if it hits the head. On the other hand, the pistol is a great weapon in moments of panic, when there are more zombies than the player imagines.

However, the king of them all is the Blunderbuss. This gun is considered a shotgun in the game and although reloading is very slow, as a single shot this will kill many zombies and its ammo is easy to obtain. If you spot a Blunderbuss in the game, grab it immediately.

Build a farm on the terrace

Once you've settled in and started building your base, consider getting on the roof and starting to garden. Not only are they pretty aesthetically pleasing, but they're also hard to damage on nights full of zombies.

Creating plots for farming is pretty easy, just gather all the rotten meat, nitrate powder (best mined in desert biomes) and clay (dig near water sources in forest biomes) ).

Exploitation of resources

One of the first priorities in 7 Days to Die will be optimizing resource collection. So one goal on a player's to-do list is to get a pickaxe as soon as possible. This will make gathering resources like stone, nitrate, coal and iron much faster and simpler. But that's not all, consider putting points into Miner 69er and Motherlode perks to greatly improve mining operations.

Always carry a wrench with you

Having a tool with you to disassemble all the broken electronics scattered around the world is crucial to developing in 7 Days to Die. Keep a Wrench with you (or in the future a Ratchet or Impact Driver) to get the most out of your car, sink, air conditioner, and more.

This will be especially helpful when starting to dive into the more mechanical side of crafting, as players will always need gas, engines, and mechanical parts for their projects.