Project Zomboid My Top Base Locations! Build 41
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- Here are some really nice base locations I've come across during my time in project zomboid. Hopefully, this can help the more indecisive bunch of people!
Muldraugh :
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Mcoys:
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Warehouse:
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Rosewood :
Forest Homes:
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Construction Site:
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Gated Homes:
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Riverside :
Bar:
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Junkyard:
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Country Club:
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Westpoint :
Storage Lots:
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Isolated homes:
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Twiggys:
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Valley Station :
Storage Lots:
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Construction Lot:
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Misc :
Isolated Stores:
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Central Farmhouse:
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Project Zomboid is an open-ended zombie-infested sandbox. It asks one simple question - how will you die?
In the towns of Muldraugh and West Point, survivors must loot houses, build defences and do their utmost to delay their inevitable death day by day. No help is coming - their continued survival relies on their own cunning, luck and ability to evade a relentless horde.
Current Features
Hardcore Sandbox Zombie Survival Game with a focus on realistic survival.
Online multiplayer survival with persistent player run servers.
Local 4 player split-screen co-op
Hundreds of zombies with swarm mechanics and in-depth visual and hearing systems.
Full line of sight system and real-time lighting, sound and visibility mechanics. Hide in the shadows, keep quiet and keep the lights off at night, or at least hang sheets over the windows.
Vast and growing map (loosely based on a real world location) for you to explore, loot and set up your fortress. Check out Blindcoder’s map project: map.projectzomboid.com/
Vehicles with full physics and deep and realistic gameplay mechanics.
Use tools and items to craft weapons, barricade and cook. You can even build zombie proof forts by chopping trees, sawing wood and scavenging supplies.
Deal with depression, boredom, hunger, thirst and illness while trying to survive.
Day turns to night. The electricity falters. Hordes migrate. Winter draws in. Nature gradually starts to take over.
Farming, trapping, fishing, carpentry, cooking, trapping, character customization, skills and perks that develop based on what you do in-game.
Proper zombies that don’t run. (Unless you tell them to in the sandbox menu).
A ton of amazing atmospheric music tracks by the prodigy that is Zach Beever.
Imaginative Challenge scenarios and instant action ‘Last Stand’ mode, on top of regular Sandbox and Survival
Full, open and powerful Lua modding support.
Xbox Controller Gamepad support on Windows. [Others pads can be set up manually. Gamepad support not currently available on Mac]
We’re a small team at the moment, but we’re also committed to providing the following: - Ігри
BTW
This is the Build 41 IWBUMS beta branch of Project Zomboid available here: projectzomboid.com/blog/content/uploads/2019/10/iwbumshowto-768x486.gif
Were you in multiplayer in the beginning, or was that an NPC mod?
@@Hazel_Hyena I'm a bit late, but I'm pretty sure that's the Superb Survivors mod. Check it out on the steam workshop, it's out for Build 41.
If you're looking for a good mod map for a base I recommend Lake Ivy if you haven't tried it yet.
Yea in west point I walked in the secluded homes and river with walls cars furniture and all items I could think of took me four months tho to do so but after doing so I did like be for 12 years my oldest save so I had to retire it my man died of old age had a mod
Niche suggestion, but top ten worst bases would be interesting.
Let's go to Twiggy's, have a nice cold beer, and wait for this all to blow over.
Hows that for a slice of fried gold?
*The Rusty Rifle
Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaah boi!!!
what a fantastic movie
Mashed potatoes
Go to West Point
get a baseball bat
go to mum's
take care of Philip (sorry Phillip)
get mum
go to Liz's
get Liz
then go to Twiggy's
have a pint and wait for all this to blow over.
Hows that for a slice of fried GOLD!
watched that movie so many times i understood exactly where you were going xD
ik im late but best yt comment ive seen
shaun of the dead jokes
@@Pr1vateLime Yeah boiii!
The secluded homes by the lake are even better now. Discovered these myself in Build 41, and now one of the homes is entirely closed off by tall iron fences except for the drive way, which can easily be baricaded.
Also, in addition to "Ben's cabin" on the other side of the lake still having a garunteed spawn of an antique stove, another one of the houses has a BBQ pit, so you'll never not be able to cook once the power goes down. Its surrounded by trees now too, so plenty of fire wood and building materials to turn the whole thing into a fortress if you want to.
Also, in my run, one of the houses was populated with inmates with several dufflebags which was a killer find, but I'm not sure if this is a garunteed spawn or if I was just lucky.
S Tier long term base location if you don't mind a half day's walk to get anywhere, unless you have a car.
I got a dufflebags too in there, so maybe guaranteed or at lease higher chance to spawn?
I have been trying to set up new bases in other playthroughs but always end up back here. It's just too good, deep forest tiles right behind the west house too for easy rabbits. Never any Zombies even on 2x pop. Trees grow all in the yard for endless planks, the list goes on. Only down side is the nearest gas station is very dangerous to refill at.
when you said riverwood instead of riverside at 13:17 it brought back so many golden memories
I had to keep that one in lmao. I said it another 4 times in the bloopers
skyrim i think
@@ernestdebono207 Skyrim indeed.
I used to be an adventurer like you....
@@Whazzy But then i took a zombie to the knee.
Developers watch this video like: okay yeah we will need that. Okay that place needs more zombies. That place needs less loot. Good good 😈
Cant have shit in detroit
YEAH BOOOYYY!
Still fishing in the pool.
They actually put a ton of zombies in Mccoy's ;-;
playing in 21 now 22, i can confirm this. I mainly play westpoint because it feels zombieless compared to super swarm Rosewood, which is the opposite of what he said in this vid lmao
0:44 Muldraugh
2:33 Rosewood
4:35 Riverside
7:14 Westpoint
10:56 Valley Station
12:10 Misc
King
Thank you
Legend
A couple of my favorites aside from some of the ones you listed: The double farmhouse just on the north outskirts of Riverside, has two 2 floor houses right next to each other and a garage/shed at the end of the driveway. Secluded, not too far from town, plenty of woodland, and the factory is just up the road.
Also, in Westpoint, the Food Market next to the post office and hardware store (next to the 3 floor office building, in the back room is a staircase that leads up to 2 decent apartments, one of which has a window that opens out to a flat roof with a decent amount of open space (can also connect to the second floor of the pile 'o crepe up the other end if the street if you put a floor down. If you can manage to block off/destroy the stairs, you have a safe haven in the middle of town with plenty of potential.
Never knew about these! Very solid picks indeed!
I happen to have found myself in this very same building after securing the school west. I still suck at base building, this video is really helpful. :) Also, thanks for this tip, I didn't notice the window leading out to flat roof, I will have to look for that.
@@celladoor_uk place is perfect, get food from marketplace downstairs, take hunting knives and tools from the hardware shop next door to go round slowly clearing buildings and disassembling every wooden and metal object you find.. eventually you'll run into a sledgehammer. Go back to cleared buildings, at street level, tear every window down with the sledgehammer and use the wood you left behind to make a wooden wall. Secure. The. Entire. Block. Build a wall around the parking lot (always at least 3 cars in there you can use to level mechanics, even get a main vehicle). Survivor Base Starter-Pack!!
Riverside in my opinion is the "easy" starting location. Food, water, weapons, clothing, books, cars, gas station, building supplies, fortifiable locations. It's perfect for the early days. Not to mention with the jungle and river nearby, renewable food is easy to grab.
Yea, riverside is a mint location!
@@Pr1vateLime sorry for the comment on an old video, but do you think muldraugh or riverside is better for beginners? I haven't survived even 5 days yet btw
@@mavockm7711 Id go for riverside
@@mavockm7711 riverside, started like a few days ago, survived long enough
Jungle?
Ive been looking for a video like this, i plan on taking my most important valuables and road tripping across the map for a back-up base!
Thats a good plan! Its always good to not have all your eggs in one basket
Actually a good plan.
Dude, you can not even imagine how much this video has helped me. Its so much easier now for me to build and defend my base. Thank you so much.
I don't know why, but my favorite base location is the warehouse on the top of Muldragh, the easy roof access for farming and all the crates, plus it's the last building on the highway before you leave town
It's certainly not the most secure with fences but I like the charm
Its been a fan favorite for a while!
That's where I'm grouping up right now actually. I'm still pretty new, when I saw it on the PZ map, I had no hesitation to go there.
The hidden military base is good if you can secure it. In build 40 when i based there, there was only like 10 zombies. In build 41 when I went there, there were hundreds and i didnt make it out. It's a good ways from any loot though.
Yea, its actually one of the most dense locations as well!
It's a great location in 40, in 41 it's DEFINATELY some sort of source for the infection cuz those woods are TEEMING with zed.
Never worth it solo, guns are scarce for being a "military" base
@@StruggleGaming the military base in lore was from what I heard a place of keeping infected for testing or something besides also being evacuated a day before game start
me and a friend raided the military base and there was barely any good shit in it 💀 we got a single military bag
@@polishraspberries But even evacuated, pretty unrealistic. We know any military will just leave and let their equipment behind. ;)
I have my own rosewood recommendation, the fire station, its very out of the way, large space, minimum windows, garage, and lots of varied loot to start off, also next to the police station if you want the guns, you can get an axe from the firestation and take the locked doors down
That is also my go to base! Although I might plan on moving to riverside unless I get like 20 barrels (level 7 not 3) Water barrels which could last me a full month or more if it never rains, but I'd probs have a base in riverside or next yo a water source as back up if you have no water left water left
@@drybeanz1995 Tbh once you're too big for the rosewood britches try the 3 hourses to the west of west side, it's got two body's of water surrounding them so well that I can play with the helicopter mod on max amount and I dont see a single zombie ever, plus its near water and all the houses have fireplaces, on top of that theres a road that leads to TWO gun stores, not including the west side one
The secluded homes in west point were my first base ever when I first got the game. I found them not even knowing anything was out there as I was fleeing in a panic from town.
Yea, it is such a powerful spot!
I turned the motel in Muldraugh into a fortress in one playthrough, it was awesome.
However it was before groups of zombies received buffs, and clearing the main road became a lot harder in later builds.
Thanks to you I now have a lil sanctuary in the secluded homes above West Point.
Took me 2 days to get there with a half broken car and severe injuries but now we're slowly getting back on our feet.
Thanks a lot for the useful / entertaining video mate!
Happy I was able to help you out man!
Thanks for the base spots :D I just started playing and I'm addicted, I finally managed to secure a base and survive for a few months with one character at the urban warehouse in Muldraugh!
Nice work dude! Happy I could help you out
I had setup in that farmhouse with the well on my current playthrough. Didn't realise it was the "meta"! It's extremely handy for trips into Muld. or the town north of that.
Oh yea, its a great stop
@@Pr1vateLime I started clearing out the countryhouse now, really nice recommendation you gave it.
The Large Warehouse on the eastern side of Muldraugh is my top pick for a base location, compact, easy to lock down the entrances and can easily tear down the stairs to make a safe haven on the second floor.
Oh I never visit that much , ill have to give it a gander later
13:20 The farm at the bottom left is the best location in the game imo. Well, the best depends on what you want to do. But if you want a spot that is pretty close to everywhere on the map, then it's the best. Lower population than the one you suggested, especially if you consider the surrounding areas. You will have a proper road for your car and you can park pretty much up to 10 cars outside the house. It's a nice looking big house, and it has a fireplace. You don't have a well, but since it's so close to the house you suggested, you can use that well in emergency situations. It's pretty far to a gas station, but clearing out a gas station is always a problem, so you should make gas runs as sparingly as you can, which means you always bring a car. So it shouldn't be a problem. You have 4 or so choices at that location too, so depending on what town you have cleared out the most, you can adapt.
The Riverside Bar is imo the best if you want to be in a town.
The Rosewood Gas Station is a solid choice if you have no respawning. With respawns, no thx. That place will swarm will zombies. That town between Rosewood and Riverside have a similar Gas Station setup that is more or less as good.
The one at 12:25 might be the best if it's ok to be in the middle of nowhere. If you want to travel to other places it might work if you set up a secondary base for offloading when you make runs. Then you can make many runs at a time and only take home the essential.
I don't get the point with the fenced in locations. Sure, it's good to be fenced in, but you can make it yourself and if you're in a high pop location, you're a sitting duck. How are you going to get your cars into your base? Remote locations are vastly superior because you can easily go in and out and offload your car without being disturbed. Helicopters are also less of an issue. Being in a town is just bad in general. I only do it temporarily unless respawns are off. With no respawns, your location doesn't even matter because you can make anywhere completely safe.
All good spots, yea gas stations are really good because you never have to worry about fuel or power once you have a gen going
You are right. I just checked the heat map and the spot that you suggested has zombie spawn areas way further than the house with the well.
Rosewood forest homes were my first true love in zomboid. Made for a good story.
I feel like with vehicles living at a gas station is a must. The best ones are the bus stop in Rosewood and the gas station in Rural town both have lakes as well
Gas stations are super damn good! Once you clear em out they are the best!
Gas station on the south of muldraugh near the bar called...The Rusty Rifle I think? Is a pretty good base. Out of the way but close enough to town for supply runs.
For update purposes, keep in mind that zombies can now crawl underneath cars. (Can be disabled or lessened in sandbox settings)
Woweee dude you actually had many nice choices on with ya ! Im on my way trying to own rosewood and dat logging shack with a van fully fueld seems really juicy
West point gun store is my personal fav. Impenetrable windows and if you park a car infront of the door then pop off the wheels, you got a great base and all the guns and ammo you could want, plus youre right next to the river, also trees grow all around you in a few months, your right next to twiggys if you wanna grab a beer or the supermarket for extra food, clearing the horde and getting a sledge is always a pain tho
Good job on vid btw, got urself a sub even though brutally smashed into my base and didnt even give it an honorable mention :p
I'm new and just recently started my longest run yet (still only 2 weeks). I watched this to see if I should move my base... and to my surprise, I seemed to have picked your favorite spot already! Farm to the west is a great base I think. Not much loot, but in the perfect spot if you find a car and some gas.
Love this vid. Here’s a sub for all the necroposting I gave you lol.
A few essential map adds for your vanilla+ experience:
West Point Expansion (+map pack)
-doubles the size of West Point
-adds a lot of industrial and commercial areas, to include a massive hospital
The Lighthouse
-a little lighthouse strategically placed north of WP on the shore
The Overlook
- Fenced-in Firefighter/engineer/medic location in woods between WP and Riverside
Ranger HQ
- Massive complex SE of WP that is pretty self-sufficient but can be swarming with zombies by the time you get there.
ooooooh I got it!
The large warehouse in the outskirts of Muldraugh is a pretty solid pick too, not too close to the city so the zombie population is rather low, the forest at the other side of the highway is forageable, there is a lake nearby you can use for fishing, it has a spacious roof with enough room for multiple rows of crops, and the two upper floors are accessible by one single staircase so if you're lucky enough to find a sledgehammer, you're in for a treat.
Another great pick! There a ton of good spots to base up in!
Been there not so long ago. Killed like two hundreds of zombies and yet they kept coming (there was no heli event btw). The place is too close to the residential area so there are lots of zombies
@@thankstodd2794 That's probably the one on the north side of town
Great vids man! Big help! Big things coming your way.
Appreciate it my dude! Glad I could assist yah
When the multiplayer gets done, this video its gona be SOOOO usefull
OH for sure! You gotta be ready to get to the bases first!
Or maybe u can use superb survivors mod its also pretty cool
Now
@@PwnZombie I know, i'v been playing since launch
Dang, i just lost my one character that was in a good place to start moving around the map not too long ago. Gonna have to check out some of these new base spots for sure. Thanks for the video, always good to see some Project Zomboid content.
Oh awesome dude! Hope these spots will prove to be fruitful!
@@Pr1vateLime did you have super survivors mod on just a question
@@Pr1vateLime also can you send me some thing for the map project because I can't navigate worth shit I'm new to playing but been with the game for a while but I'm new to playing it do the map project is something I'd be interested in
personally I'm lazy when it comes to base building so, if it's got a double fence and i can block it off. I've probably made a base there before
Same here dude, same here lol
In my first proper run (I still live there) I spawned on Rosewood and happen to come across this fenced neighborhood. I fell in love with it at first sight due to the tall fences it had. I took one of the houses and barricaded it with composters, later I barricaded the nearest entrance to the south so I'm further protected.
Now that you mentioned you can wall off the entire neighborhood, I want to do that now :)
"Barely any zombies at McCoy logging camp"
😂🤣
Yea, its just like a summer camp with instead of doing fun activities its just forced manual labor!
@@Pr1vateLime I am laughing because everytime i go there i can barely get out of my car before they're all around me.
The place is CRAWLING with them.
@@cr4yv3n Oh shit really? I guess I just get lucky lmao, I had like a total of 1 zombie the last time I went there lol
@@Pr1vateLime maybe u made a sound and they were in the forest chasing it.
But with erin minimap the place was red on the radar.
@@cr4yv3n I’ve never ran into that many
Awesome list man!
My favourite is the mechanics/carshop east of west point, absolute blast I'm currently sledging out the top story office to make a safe house, sledged out the main doors and closed off, walled off the entire area and it comes with a car park & garage, close to the river for fishing, town for loot, hella storage, middle of the map, massive forest east. Absolutely loving that SH playthrough. Also really good to clear out WP inwards instead of getting flanked, oh and the train tracks just below you go straight to the rail yards with no zombies. 10/10. 2 months in and the base is a fortress.
Love to see an updated vid on this!
The rifle tavern at the bottom left of muldraugh is one of my favorite bases because it’s close to a warehouse and gas station while not being far from town at all while also being somewhat secluded
I went to the logging company on Apocalypse with default settings, and the place was overrun both inside the warehouses and in the parking lot. I tried to clear them out with my car and couldn't do it because more kept coming from the forest. On my map, the tavern was actually the safest location in Muldraugh, with a very small zombie presence and being closed to a gas station to supply the generator. There's also a lot of props you can break down for base building resources and it's just a short drive from the police station and warehouses.
One of my favorites was the *smaller* office building, of the Lumberyard. Right past the McCoy sign. There are a ton of already cut logs, lots of woods, a place to forage and its a good distance from the warehouse. It isn't the largest, but it only has two windows on the bottom and you can always build on top of it.
Very few zombie encounters...
Yea generally the less zombies around the better base it is lol. Sounds like a sick spot!
In the North-East of Muldraugh, past a trailer park and towards the train station there are a few isolated houses next to the forest, one has a big wooden wall with only one entry. The house itself is very small and only one floor but the area is easy to barricade completely. There is a prepper shed nearby that can spawn some decent stuff too.
The location I first based in was actually on Riverside.
I went to the 5 houses just south of the bar area. Despite being very close to the town, it is actually pretty empty. Moreover, thanks to it being a 2-floor house and thanks to the proximity of the forest (Which is right next to the house), you can easily barricade the entire lower floor while using escape ropes to access it from the outside.
Now, it's not fenced in any way, but the low density of zombies, the two floors, and the proximity to an unlimited food supply (outside of winter) makes it, to me, an above average early base, and it can easily be used as a safehouse when you will have seriously settled in somewhere.
Ohhhhh, yea those would be great!
great location! based there a lot when i started playing. Still remember how I lost my 4 month run there cause i forgot to turn off the oven..
glad to see i'm not the only one who based there. the road being a unique shape also helped me find my way back before the map was introduced.
A very good location i have found is the knox back in MD. There is a gas station next to it, the maccoy logging place is right next to it, it is in the middle of the town while being very quiet, it has a tall fence that can be expanded (better than nothing) and you only need to barricade like 6 windows that are all on the front (no windows on the back side). It also has an upper floor that is perfect for a home and it has a kitchen with a microwave and fridge to get you started. I am currently using it and i highly reccomend it. Good luck and have fun!
The little suburb town south from riverside has a perfect base. There is a gas station at the end of the little town, two storages, fridges and right next to it a little sea. The houses in the area have a high chance for a generator. In the area you have a book store, laundry and Farming/Tool Shop. In the end you have everything you need to start a base with everything you need. But the great thing of PZ is that every base, every run is different and you experience new ways to appreciate new locations.
In Muldraugh there is a Tavrn in the south which has low zombies is a bit out of town, but can be made into an awesome base. u have a forest near for trapping and foraging and can easily make a trip into town for supplies.
Thanks Pr1vate Lime.
I enjoy the challenge of the upstairs apartments in Rosewood.
Block off the stairs, and put a rope in every window.
Scary leaving sometimes, but that's half the fun.
heck yea, you always gotta keep it interesting!
I was curious if my usual base would be on your list and sure enough it was. I like the corner house in your gated community pick. Great choices man
Yea that entire gated community once on lockdown is extremely powerful as a base!
I love this game! Great video btw, I've lived in most of these places, and they are great :)
Yea, you really cant beat em for how many pros they got goin! Glad yah liked the vidya
Just started Zomboid not long ago, played the tutorial and then went multiplayer with a friend.
We moved into the tire shop/mechanic shop just outside westpoint, basically across the railroad tracks and down the street from the storage lot. Its a decently place and once you clean the store shelves out of the main area its quite large. Ontop of that, being just outside town there's not too many zombies.
The secluded houses will always be my favourite, it's so far out that me and my group of friends can build our own little community with a house each and someone living in the lakeside cabin as the local nutjob
I just started playing the game about two weeks ago and I just started moving my stuff to the lakeside houses over the past few days. That place is goated.
When I was new I only started in Riverside because it was less overwhelming, now I am almost to 500 hours and I only start in Westpoint, It's nice being "centrally" located around a bunch of the cities and it has the gun store etc, last playthrough spawned in the motel which was awesome only 2 blocks from the gun store and grocery store.
Really good channel, I have never played Project Zomboid, I prefer step-by-step strategy, so your strategic view to all the subtleties is to my liking. I will recommend your channel to my friends. Like and subscription included.
Ah cool! I am really surprised at the feedback for these more informational videos! Happy you like em!
We actually met a good 50 or so zeds in McCoy logging Co. When we cleared it out. Still well worth the effort. Also the fenced lumber yard nearby it seemed to spawn no zombies whatsoever so it was very safe base.
I also quite like Cortman Medical in Muldraugh. Has everything you need, shop right next to it, quite far away from main zombie areas, has everything a house has (TV, bed, toilet, oven, fridge and plenty of room)
Rosewood Gasstation is also a really good pick. If it has no alarm then you're very set. Nott too isolated, unlimited fuel, spacious outside area, you can also weld the windows shut from both sides and have basically no zeds coming to you. only need to grab a stove, bed and build some walls with water collector barrels and you're set
Its probably not ideal, but I shacked up in the riverside boat club I think its called. Its the two story building right on the river, just north of the church. Its got two stairways to secure, but tons of books, tons of furniture, an entire kitchen, many bathroooms, close to woods, has cars all over, and you can easily go nearby for loot. Surprisingly not many zombies wander over despite being so close to everything. You can also create a fishing hut so you dont get snuck up on (yes, i learned the hard way).
I found the neighbourhood north north east the school in riverside to be very handy. One side is protected by the forest, I've never seen a zombie come from there in a month. Two of those backyard cabins where you can find generators garden saws screwdrivers are right next to it. Many houses, so a lot of water. Forest is close so perfect for foraging without getting too risky. And on top of that you have two barricaded houses, which have a MASSIVE weapons spawn: machetes, axes, a few guns and gun canisters and a lot others, idk if mods give you more or less weapons, but I have like the four most common weapon mods and the spawn is massive, quite enough to last for a big while.
You're close to school but not too close, which I think can be good.
Of course plenty of water and food and tools since plenty of houses.
Spawn is rough at first but once you get their asses there won't be a lot more coming at you. Maybe the only thing about it is that it's got two big entrances and one small, apart from the northern side of the neighborhood which is just a simple fence, but as I've said just before, you've got the forest, and not a big number of zombies come from over here.
I like to fortify myself above the Enigma Books and Mendys Eatery in West Point. Once you knock out the stairs it nets you a really nice 3 apartment setup with the option to expand to 2 different building that you can also knock out the stairs to and rip apart a bunch of items for XP and resources. Yeah its a little rough to clear out or even access without alerting a horde but if you can acquire it it puts you in a central location that is close to pretty much everything in the town.
Sounds like a setup!
Loving these informative vids, they are such great help. Keep on keepin on Pr1vate!
Hey thanks a bunch I'll keep em coming for sure!
At the edge of west point, going to Louisville there is a secluded mechanics shop.
Lots of garage space at the back, a ready to go storage room, a small room in the second floor and LOTS of mechanical supplies.
Its my current base and im exited to build stairs to start a roof garden!
I'm honestly shocked that you mentioned Rosewood, and didn't mention the Fire station. I'm also pleasantly shocked that you DID mention my favorite base location, which is the Rosewood Construction lot
When i first started the game i went to the self storage near the factory on riverside. If i ever play in riverside that place is my base all the time. There are trailer houses for scavenging, a lot of cars if you are lucky and two level fence defense a gas station across the factory. It is basically the Mccoy of Riverside. I am kinda ashamed i have invested so many times in game yet i only made my base in self storage :D The storage unit that has bed in it always is open and you don't need to bring a bed too. Thanks for the vid, i will check the other places too
Yea! The storage unit bases are great!
For the garage-area in westpoint warehouse you don't need a sledgehammer. There are always open garage doors, so if you kill zombies inside and get a key you can open the garage doors of the same building. Only thing where you could use a sledge (don't need because you can destroy doors) is for the greater building, where garagedoors don't open from the outside, even with a key.
It's also one of my favourites.
Other bases i like:
-Westpoint Docks either the one near the school or the other one north east. Building your base on water gives a good control about the entrances. fishing and foraging areas nearby and the town isn't far away.
-southern gas station of rosewood: it is a bit outside of town but there is a small lake nearby.
-Muldraugh warehouse area near the motel: only one large vehicle needed to block the entrance, high generator chance, gas station nearby.
-Riverside gated community: the last row of houses to the east can be blocked with vehicles, just like in rosewood. i would prefer riverside junk yard, though.
- in Marchridge i like to use either the school or the cinema, with enough vehicles you can make them a safe place.
ooh those are really good choices, even I am learning of some decent spots now lol
Muldraugh tavern is great. It's at the end of town, with low zed population. It's right next to the gas station, and has easy access to the highway. There's a lockup right near it which has pretty much guaranteed generator as well as a small warehouse for tools/weapons. Collect every cooking pot/bucket and leave them outside until you've made water collectors.
I'm building a huge base in the golf club in Louisvile. The log wall is set and now I'm building catwalks around the walls, small bases on the gates and towers at the corners. It's getting really neat.
US Mail service in Riverside is a good one if you spawn nearby. Has tons of skill books (plus the red books), river to the back and gas station nearby. The building has a large 1st floor which is ideal for rennovation and acess to flat roofing with a slege hammer. There is also a fridge already in the building . Also has nice acess to the sports store if you like using baseball bats.
This is a well made video, thx for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it dude! Thanks for viewing
I've been using the storage unit facility out of Muldraugh(?) It's fenced off except for one entrance, and the facility loops back around to the except so it could be used for a clever escape. I moved some essentials inside one of the lockers (i.e. bed, microwave/stove, fridge, storage containers) and keep my generator and water collector barrels outside the locker, and soon I'll be gathering the necessary materials to do some farming. Not to mention that if you're able to open up the locked units, they may have some awesome resources inside.
The storage lots are wonderful!
An early base that I always move from eventually but is a great beginning area is the Riverside trailer park. Once you clear out the zombies the big house to the South is the most comfortable with quite a bit of storage and a nice bed. Tons of loot in all the trailers and in the two times I started there both times I got a survivor fortified trailer with lots of guns. Usually one of those trailers will also have a cot for traveling sleep arrangements. And there are quite a few car spawns so at least one of them should work. A good place to get some early skills and nearby is a warehouse, gas station, and mechanic shop to loot before you scoot to a main base for long term.
In one of my games I started as a fireman who spawned inside the Rosewood Fire Station. It’s so damn large and empty with some fences around its back and sides that I could build a decent farm there and store a lot of my looted stuff inside its rooms, lockers and shelves and still have space to park around 6 cars inside it (plus out on the parking lot)! Plus, it’s generally close to the downtown shopping strip so looting for food and stuff (and gas!) won’t be a major problem. Definitely one of my favorite bases! Too bad I can’t operate the treadmills in the built-in gym, otherwise I could get some fitness exercises done there when I power up my generator.
Yea, its great for expansion as well! Working gym equipment would be awesome
Rosewood's northern gas station. Living quarters, including kitchen, upstairs. Completely safe with 1 Sledgy. Plus 1 generator does it all.
Restaurants to loot food, forest and farmland just the other side of the highway for trapping and foraging. Car repair shop next door.
Best place to go when u done at McCoy and have a car.
Ive been there and its a reall good spot!
I holed up in the post office in riverside as one of my safe houses. Plenty of storage, two stories tall and it has a garage. It isn’t the best location in single player, but it’s really good in multiplayer. It’s next door to a sports shop so there are plenty of melee weapons and it has the river directly above it. After drawing away the local hoards, we hardly have any issues with our rambunctious neighbors.
My favorite spot is the 2 stories gas station in the rural town at the middle of the map, you will need to wall it off yourself but it would only take a week or less. There are a lot of plaster and painting at the stores to make the zombies avoid the walls. And you can trap over the road. There is also a fishing pond for water and farming next to it. also halfway to mauldrought there is a antique stove in a cabin i always pick up.
Oh nice! Fishing ponds are the best
My favorite is the 2 story bar/restaurant in riverside.. good view, next to the river, easy to fortify, lots of roof/balcony space for crops, lots of parking room, aaaand right next to food, clothes, books, basically anything you can ever need!
I'm based up at the three houses in the countryside west of Westpoint! I ended up there out of pure luck -- after dying 6 times in a row (first time player), I finally got a car and made it out of Muldraugh and just drove until I ran out of gas. I'm really loving the seclusion!
Yea, its the kind of peace where you can just breath a sigh of relief!
Love your content!
Glad to hear it!
Thanks for this. I’m brand new to PZ. I’m only good at getting my ass handed to me so this will definitely help. Much appreciated, my dude.
Hey no problem man! Hope it helps you out!
@@Pr1vateLime already did, thank you, kind sir. Do you plan on continuing PZ tips and/or play other RPG’s? Forgive my obliviousness as I’m new to your channel.
Ill play some games in the future but for now its just gonna be zomboid and minecraft. Been waiting on a few games though!
I love these videos, please keep making more
You got it!
I like Smokey's Saloon and Restaurant in North Muldraugh. Pretty close to the Farm house. Has good food storages. Near a warehouse and some garages. Has a lot of tress nearby as well. Just need a sludgehammer to break a wall to connect the two parts of it and you got a base with lots of alcohol.
A place i love is a secluded farmhouse to the north-east (kinda) of Rosewood... no zombie spawns, near a small neighborhood to loot some stuff early in game, the only con i find is that you have to travel a long distance from every spawn location.
If i recall correctly, my first real base was at the Sunstar hotel, i mainly worked on walling in the front area with walls and a large gate while using walls to replace the bottom floor windows finally a walled in area around the back leading towards the side area leaving an area for farming and parking up to the point where you have the back entrance to the hotel's kitchen.
That all said, during my playthrough it took a long ass time before i found a sledgehammer so i had to make due with simple wooden or steel sheet barricades until i found it.
There is a gas station in Rosewood next to the drive-in, that place is very nice, it has a lake nearby and the road it is by can be used to go to March Ridge. Bit of a road trip to places like Riverside and Louisville.
Thanks for informative video and especially for idea of base nearby Mauldraugh (i mean farmhouse with well). More often i take one of two farmhouses southern.
So nice of you to say that! You really cant go wrong with the farmhomes!
@@Pr1vateLime actually there is one remark about this farm. When you want to organize your own ranch, you need to purge periodically "Equestria" nearby.
The rusty rifle in south Muldraugh is also a great spot and i've also had great success in the apartments above the food market and hardware store in Westpoint
I always build my base in one of the hunting cabins. This one is East of West Point, and South of the mall. I get maybe 2 zombies out there during the Helicopter event, and there's a wood stove.
It's perfect for fishing and trapping. Although it does take a long time to haul things out there.
I subscribed because of the awesome Shaun of the Dead homage and the "yeah boiiiii" made me crack up
Shaun of the dead is such a classic!
I love all of Edgar Wright's films
I personally love the tavern south of muldraugh since it's so secluded and there is a police station and a gas station just west of it
I keep forgetting muldraugh has a bar! Sounds like a good spot
@@Pr1vateLime not a problem I really think it's a bit of a sleeper spot
The Red Rifle Bar is an iconic spot. Good hunting/foraging and construction opportunities. Build some fencing in layers or you’ll be swamped quickly though.
Will definitely try the farm in the middle of the map mentioned at the end of the video!
The house in the forest just up the left side of the highway when leaving Riverside is my go-to base. So nice.
Oh that is a really nice spot!
@@Pr1vateLime Even nicer if you have the mod that adds in the army base up the road :^)
I made to McCoy Logging Co. for the first time last night, drove right up thinking it was safe, it was not. There was somewhere in the ballpark of a hundred zombies swarming the place for whatever reason. On the other hand, the lumber yard was clear of zeds, and there were lots of cars around so I was able to get out.
For Rosewood, I actually really like the fire station. You need to clear out the usually heavily populated police station across the street to be safe at all, but once you do, you have access to tons of good loot and a massive garage.
I like running to the military base in the top right and if you go there there are some places there that might work out but also another thing is that the Fort Redstone base's storage mounds don't have hitboxes to the left or right of the front door to said mounds so you can clip right into the armory.
My personal favorite base is the small house, North-West up the highway from Rosewood. The first right off the highway (a couple mailboxes marking the drive), there is a road that splits very shortly on. There is a small one room house on the corner, loot/ignore this. To the left there is a long road that leads to a warehouse that usually has farming supplies. Straight is a little house with a high-fenced in back yard. There's oftentimes at least one zombie, but once you clear that out, it is isolated enough to never get zombies wandering in. Even the ONE time the house was alarmed, it attracted nothing to it. Though i wouldn't count on that with a helicopter. But, the backyard is set up and ready to be used as a farm. With its close proximity to Rosewood (and pretty prime spot just off the Highway, so also very close to Fort Redstone if you have that mod, and the military base in the woods if you want to take the time to drive out there), it's easy to get to and easy to get more supplies for a long time.
Underrated base in Muldraugh is the Rusty Rifle pub on the south end of town. It's close to a gas station and a warehouse, at the edge of town means its less populated but it's still close enough to go deeper into town for looting.
Funny story about the logging corporation base in Muldraugh. Just a couple days ago at the time of writing this me and a friend were playong together and went to loot and secure the place so we could use it as a safehouse if one of us got caught out at night. We had gotten in, set up some sheets on the windows, and right as I went to board up the windows we see a few zombies out front.
So ee go to take care of them, then another friend drove right up to the place doing donuts in a semi-truck and attacting every zombie in a 5 mile radius. We have tried going back there several times with no success.
my suggestion for people who want to live completely isolated is the cabin in the woods with the well, it's in the middle of the forest so no zombies at all, you can get some farming setup, you don't have to worry about water and it's pretty chill
This is wild Sunny
mmmmm im gonna steal some of these cause i live in a garage
Living in a garage can have it's benefits. Hell half of my bases are in a garage lol
Lucky you I live in a car that constantly runs out of gas.
@@bigballschongo2971 cars made the best and safety bases ever
I really like the way that this video was presented. Thank you. Any chance on a similar video detailing more challenging locations for a base?
ooooh that would be fun! Thanks for the idea!!! >:D
I like the apartments above the hair salon and other businesses in I think rosewood? It has a food place, a clinic, and of course several sets of beds and kitchen things. The storefront windows are giving me a bit of grief though, so holing up there might be a lesson learnt!