7 Days to Die 1.0 was released only a few days ago after a much-awaited and long period of early access for nearly 12 years. Players have already started to use their imaginations and push the boundaries of all the possibilities in the game.
In one such adventure, one player revealed a great aspect of the game, which left us wondering why this was not previously used in the Walking Dead universe years ago.
The Most Helpful Hack In The Game
In a recent video shared by Steelspy on Reddit, they showcased a way to keep hordes away from the base and all players need to do that, which is the simplest thing to achieve in the game and requires bare minimum tools.
They advocated the idea that you should be using trenches around the base to secure your entry, as zombies tend to avoid them and walk around them in circles. It is a great way to stay secure during horde night, and with a little more innovation, it can be used for many more things.
Why you should be using trenches. v1.0 (pardon the quality)
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7 Days to Die 1.0 is a survival horror game that requires creative thinking and world-building skills to progress in the game. There are very many dangers lurking around you in the game, and the only ultimate task for you is to keep yourself protected from them.
The game follows similar lines to that of Minecraft in the sense that the world around you plays the most important part in providing you with resources and giving space for creatively manipulating the surroundings to match your needs.
Players Should Keep Pushing The Boundaries Of The Game To Make It Interesting
In games like 7 Days to Die, it is very important to apply creative and technical thinking skills, as the entire gameplay relies on how well you can craft stuff in the game to stay protected from the many dangers lurking in the surroundings.
The game has been out for early access for over 12 years now, and players have gotten good at it. With the release of version 1.0, players can now do even a lot more than what was previously believed to be impossible.
The latest version of the game has not been out for over a month yet, and still, players are making groundbreaking discoveries in it from day 1. There is a lot of time at the moment for many more players to explore the game and come up with unique approaches that will help push the boundaries of the game even further.
7 Days to Die 1.0 has a long journey ahead of it and it is the innovations by players that help make that happen. What do you think about it? Let us know in the comments below.
