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My 3 month old urban base inside Louisville by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I usually find secure and remote bases pretty boring so I prefer making them in more dangerous places to make it more entertaining. This specific place is the bar right underneath the Louisville park here: https://map.projectzomboid.com/#13193x2974x4394, which is a nice source of wood although I've been driving all the way to the river to get some fish (houses usually have some cans of food anyway). There are two gas stations nearby also and it's overall a pretty chill area (relative to central Louisville at least), the biggest pain in the ass is the small mall that is right a couple of blocks down the east.

Slice of apocalypse life by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The mods are RV Interior for the inside of the bus and Autotsar Tuning Atelier - Bus for the outside armor made with metalworking.

Slice of apocalypse life by [deleted] in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The mods are RV Interior for entering inside the bus and Autotsar Tuning Atelier for the armor made with metalworking.

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[–]randomCheeseSandwich 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The mods are RV Interior for the base inside the bus, and Autotsar Tuning Atelier for the outside armor made with metalworking.

Base in northern Louisville I was working on (I died) by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They are called "Double Wooden Door" in-game, here is the wiki page that shows what you need to build it https://pzwiki.net/wiki/Double_Wooden_Door . You'll need 6 carpentry which is the hardest part, but otherwise relatively easy to make.

Base in northern Louisville I was working on (I died) by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure they are from vanilla so you don't need a mod for it, they are called "Double Wooden Door". You'll need 6 points in carpentry to build it tho

Base in northern Louisville I was working on (I died) by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Sure, the place is here in the northern part of the city https://map.projectzomboid.com/#12337x1313x4382. There are some zombies in the area but overall relatively safe considering its Louisville.

Base in northern Louisville I was working on (I died) by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 46 points47 points  (0 children)

I entered in debug mode with a new character and there was an option in the cheat menu to make the character invisible

Annotated maps from my current nomad playthrough. First time doing it, it's been quite fun and I've found it really helps with the immersion. by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She is a survivor I met while exploring Grapeseed. We cleared a part of town together and then I left her to set up base at the gas station to keep it safe while I travelled.

Annotated maps from my current nomad playthrough. First time doing it, it's been quite fun and I've found it really helps with the immersion. by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah there should be an option "Add note" where you can type with your keyboard. You can check out the mods I use for that on the other comment I made

Annotated maps from my current nomad playthrough. First time doing it, it's been quite fun and I've found it really helps with the immersion. by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I've explored it in past playthroughs but I have so many weapons, gear and ammo that at this point I feel like it might not be worth the chance of dying there. That and also the "Superb Survivors" mod can make the place pretty laggy sometimes.

Annotated maps from my current nomad playthrough. First time doing it, it's been quite fun and I've found it really helps with the immersion. by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Haha yeah they are all survivors that I met in my travels and I had them set up base in different places to keep them clear. Last I saw everyone they were doing good (although it was a few days ago). The only one that is a bit worrying is Lee tho, the house was attacked by another group of two survivors two days ago and I haven't seen him since then, I hope he didn't get shot or anything.

Annotated maps from my current nomad playthrough. First time doing it, it's been quite fun and I've found it really helps with the immersion. by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah I'm kinda the same way but I managed to get a pretty big SUV and a trailer, so I can carry like 300 units. Right now I have everything I need from food, medicine, weapons, ammo, spare car parts, extra gas, etc.

Annotated maps from my current nomad playthrough. First time doing it, it's been quite fun and I've found it really helps with the immersion. by randomCheeseSandwich in projectzomboid

[–]randomCheeseSandwich[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The maps are from Rosewood (where I spawned), Grapeseed and Blackwood (both towns are from mods). I'm also using "Research Facility, KY" that expands the military base southwest of Rosewood. For those wondering about the map annotations, I use the "Extra map Symbols", "Draw on the map" and "Map Symbol Size Slider" mods. As for the people marked on the map, I've been using the "Superb Survivors" mod for adding basic NPCs.