Doing the IMPOSSIBLE! | 7 Days to Die 1.0 

I thought I was on the wrong video. ;-)

Haha seeing g9 go through that last n8ght was funny asf. And seeing your reaction..🥇

wait.. its day 6... horde base? what?!

@@benfurdyna the new is brutal. All night baby, till 4am

I'm scared.

Sus af tbh

​@@JaWoodleMOVE YOUR DEW COLLECTORS. You are literally putting them in the line of fire.

murky water tastes great with the water buffer mod on your head gear

Balance counts lmao

@@JaWoodle either way, I appreciate the content good sir. Keep up the great work

That's quite the leap. TFP are very much on favor of horde bases and built the game specifically to take advantage of that. There's also nothing wrong with slower progression. I'd say the biggest change this release was the progress you'd make with traders. They were way too OP before. Seems so much more balanced now.

to add to this, sometimes they ask to collect a resource from a specific source without mentioning the source, for example collecting pipes from toilets counts for that challenge, but from the pipes laying around on construction sites or from sinks won't count for whatever reason

Collecting steel ingots is like this too. As far as I can see you can only harvest it for the quest with a wrench from a broken vending machine. It's super annoying.

They are aware and are going to update the descriptions to specify what exactly is expected for each one. Honestly just think they should get rid of the specific tool requirements and just focus on the resource. But I assume the point is to show new players what tools do what.

You can track the challenges to have them show you what to collect from and what to use. I know a lot of people don't like the yellow harvest icons that pop up because they're immersion breaking but they do help in place of better explanations. I do like that you can track the harvest honey from stumps quest to have it tell you where all the stumps in an area are.

Yer it's really annoying that you need to use specific tools as I'm doing agility build and got a hunting knife day 2, still had to rock a bone knife just for harvesting, should be any knife, not just bone. Love the idea but the execution is very funpimps 😂

Dont have the spreadable fire mod installed for 1.0 yet, playing bog stock vanilla for now so no dramas on fire

I haven't heard this one, I'll need more details before I educate the boys on why slimy mushrooms are a surefire way to ruin a pizza lmao

It was on their Magic Dumpster twitch stream playthrough yesterday. Somewhere in the first half or so. I'm sure someone will time stamp it.

​@JaWoodle 57:00 on the neebs twitch thing. I watched the thing so you don't have to. If I were you I'd chance them with a dm, worst they can do is not respond. Also, where fallout video?

It was pretty cool, also neebs kinda defended Josh saying Dora was the same way about beans. Also I agree MESSAGE THEM! Dora did say "haven't done anything with him, YET!!"

Tool sources Axe; •only Really good for wood, which is easily replanted, takes little skill find and make, and has some easy crafts if you want to make stacks of decor items and such to sell. Wood may not have the highest value, but, its decent, theres lots, and you need it anyway. Plus its a material you can compress, letting you carry 5 stacks of 6000 in a smaller stack •Can do flesh, but save that for knives. •can get leather, paper, plastic, and fabric from some blocks, but generally there are better ways, (see below) tho on plastic, although an amazing seller, that a trap, ill say why later (oh, and bin paper unless you plan to mass create shotgun shells or cigars) •Honey - with books you can get loads of honey every time you go tree chopping, great for use, sale, and crafting •coal - decent chunk from burned trees, not super renewable, but, a good extra, see mining Knives; •good for harvesting bodies, this lets you get several resources for potential selling, pair this with tracker and targeting all human and roadkill bodies and you can make bank •raw meat - not only good for making food (save at first for boiled meat, then bacon and eggs, then hold off till meat stew, its basically the best renewable food) but it also sells for a Decent chunk, once you have a good stock and/or are used to hunting regularly this can be a good sale stack, and you can turn it into stacks of each of the “single” ingredient dishes to sell more if you really are just overflowing (charred, grilled, boiled), none of these stack large •bones - on their own not a big seller, however you Can boil them into glue, which can sell well and use on its own or be turned into duct tape which both sells well and is useful, decent stacks for both •fat - although a good seller, its much better to save since it is used for almost every good food thats not a semi limited resource, and even some of those, it can also be made into many fire and light related things, stacks to 500 •Leather - good seller, also super useful resource to have, stacks decently •nitrates - you Can sell this, you get loads more from mining (see below) but, in general, you are likely better off with using this for farms (see below), stacks like wood with compression •feathers - sells but not well, can make arrows which is a way to sell more stuff, better used to let you hunt more •rotting flesh - on its own a bad sell, most people throw it away in error, never do that if you can help it. Rotting flesh leads to farming, which is an AMAZING resource, (see below) Wrench - although this nets you some great materials to sell (some of the best) they are also the most limited and generally not good to sell. •iron - better from mining, (see below), but a decent sale as well as useful, stacks like wood, can be made into lots of things •lead - mining is better again, stacks again, not useful unless you are going spray and pray, can be made into a couple things, decent sale •brass - not mineable so this is fairly limited, its only useful for bullet casings and a couple decor things, so in general if not running guns it can be sold. Sells well, cannot be compressed •glass - basically junk in modern versions •plastic - amazing sell, huge stack but doesnt compress, but Do Not Sell, you need SO MUCH plastic late game and its not a quick material to get, it also is semi limited as they have removed the old ways to make it. (They really need to let us make it from glue or oil again, heck, id accept it using both) •parts (both electric and mechanical - great sellers, but, these are rather limited, and you need loads of them, avoid selling •pipes - good seller, can be scrapped or melted to iron if short on space, also used a lot •springs - No Longer Craftable! Rarer than you think, and used in Loads of things in large quantities, do Not sell even though they are valuable •acid - never sell, super rare, super useful, super semi limited, never sell even if the pricetag is tempting •engines and batteries - similar to acid, but doesnt stack at all, and you *can craft batteries… but dang are they expensive (best way to get T5 or T6 ones though) generally dont sell, but, you can sell them if you need to, most POIs reset with some cars, and engines are a once per item thing while batteries are closer to ammo •cloth (see below) leather (see knives) wood (see axe) •headlights - semi limited but more on the common side, you need these for all the good and/or non-zombie angering lights as well as most light mods. Decent seller, stacks decently, but id say keep •wheels- you likely want these for vehicles, and you would be advised to always keep a spare truck at each base (usually 1 per town) as well as your get around truck, recovery bike, and a gyrocopter or few… but, generally, you can sell these for a decent price if you have enough for the next vehicle saved up and are happy with that amount. You can also craft these if needed •iron and steel ingots - mostly renewable (see mining), if you have not unlocked them yet save them, otherwise they make for great sales items and are a way to make iron become 3 separate huge sellers plus what you can make from them •Radiators- perfect for selling, a stack of 5 sells for 250, super common (technically limited, but barely) and almost not used. If they take up too much space they can scrap for brass •Dukes and old world money - they are what they are, straight up dukes Pick: •remember how the axe is with wood? This does that for iron, lead, nitrates, coal, oil shale, stone, (and with a little loss sand and other things from shovel, see below) the first 5 items all stack to 6000 and compress so you can stack 5 stacks, they all sell well and, even better, are super useful and make even more items to sell. This is by far the best way to get them all. This is one of the best earners. To find ore veins look for the small surface nodes (you can even see them on the map, each node has a color; iron - rusty, nitrates - white, lead - gray, coal - black, oil shale - dark brown) and clear an entry area around that node of dirt. (You can dig straight down but dirt causes collapses unless you brace like crazy), clear any area you see ore or host sand (the sand around the ore) and 3-5 blocks out into the stone at the surface, then, mining just the ore and sand, shave one layer off the top at a time. If the ore undercuts stone (which it will) use braces (i advise at least a 2 wide brace so you can lower it one block at a time) about every 7 block gap to be safe. (You do Not want collapses). Always mine from top to bottom, never bottom up. I advise you clear the sand from a layer first, then clean the ore up, a top end pick can dual purpose, but a shovel is better, (see below). You can get MULTIPLE compressed stacks in less than an in game day, and this lets you go crazy on crafting and selling, often dropping 3 stacks of each material on each trader per reset, netting you stacks and stacks and stacks of dukes. •BONUS INFO THAT HUGE: mining (even with low end gear, but top end is even better) is likely the best XP gaining method in the game aside from T5 speed run supplies/burried, and, even then, with travel and stuff added in, mining is still likely better. •gold diamonds and silver - with the right book you start getting these as you mine ore nodes, amazing sellers, and aside from the diamond tip mod thats all they are good for. •aside from rare ore laden pois this is •stone is everywhere, actually a Great seller too and renewable •coal makes one of the best drinks in the game •gunpowder and ammo are good ways to upcycle *technically limited per world, but you have likely beat the game if you mined it all * these sell for over 5000 a stack generally Shovel, similar to pick, but for earthy materials rather than stoney or metal, aside from materials that are mainly from picks none of its materials can compress, but they can stack to 6000, generally not valuable until processed. : •clay - ultra useful, processes iron and other metals, lets you farm, needed for mushrooms, used in lots of things. •sand - saves a step in processing stone •Plant fiber - useful for several crafts, you dont generally have nearly as much on hand as you would expect •snow - makes one of the best drinks in the game •coal - better from mining,

Object sources Dew collectors: •every stack of 10 cooked water is 100, you can use these to make almost every drink and many of the best foods, each of those also sell decently, maxed out collectors in a decent spot generally net around 12 water a day, apparently more in the frozen biome i hear? Have yet to test it tho. Farming, this is the amazing one after mining, and is truly renewable: •note: you NEED max level farming skills And the farmer armor if you want to make more than the tiniest profit on this, do Not use with no levels and no armor. •Each separate crop can have 3 stacks sold per refresh, generally crops take around 2 days to mature •most crops can be made into several potential sales items on top of their base crop form •all good foods come from some crop of another •you can gain a pretty large chunk of XP per harvest once you get a large farm *use a stone axe to harvest, nothing gives a bonus but this uses the least stamina and is fast without being a power tool •most crops sell decently, at a few hundred a stack (125 stackers) to a few thousand (500 or 1000 stackers) •cotton can make cloth which is great for crafting. •but, the Real money is in Super Corn, it makes for almost as much value per stack as a stack of iron, and can be used to make the grandpa’s line of buffs as well as glue (sadly not plastic like the old days, see my rant above) and also their seeds, which can stack to 500 (like most seeds) (although this does take a Lot of super corn to make) •note: although grass has a seed, and it has at least 2 growth stages, sadly, at this time, it is Not a renewable resource as it drops less than what made it and does not benefit from any of the farming buffs, though this may be a bug.

I think he tried that in Blizzard. Collector needed a clear view to the sky with no block in the way. Unless Josh just didn't try the right block.

This is a good point. If you think about it less like a tutorial and more like, as it says, a set of "challenges" it makes more sense. Great shout

Theres risk and reward with that! Not always the right choice.

@@Lightndavoid I find it incredibly useful for the likes of Crack a Book and Shotgun Messiah, really good loot and after you get yourself a pistol with enough ammo, really easy to clear

@@Lightndavoid What would the risk be? Yea you're running two raids instead of one but that's the point. You get to raid two Book Stores or whatever instead of only one which can be a big help if the town doesn't have more than one. Might be risky if using the fire mod, if it doesn't work well with resetting POIs.

Unfortunately when I miss it's cos I'm straight garbage at this game :(

@@JaWoodle Muppetization aside, I can't seem to aim to save my life in 1.0. I've missed a shotgun blast at point blank range somehow.

I noticed the same thing last night while playing with my daughters. You could be close enough to shove the barrel in their mouth and still miss 😅 Hope they fix that, lol.

Definitely not immune to bullets. i know that for a fact. It's not great to unalive them as they mate for life, and well, it's probably illegal too.

I feel sorry for anyone that buys V1 for console. At least on PC you can fix all the dumb choices TFP put in with mods.

No they aren't you can get a chest armor that gives +10 slots and there's quad pocket slots now AND you can put 2 different pockets in your slots.

Im not sure, there's a lot that's good, but definitely some things that are obviously wrong

Unless some new mod drops that only works for V1, I'm probably going to stick with A21. So far the only good things I've seen are the improved world gen, vehicles, and dew collector and even then mods had already improved those for A21. From watching the few videos so far optimization doesn't really seem to be improved, I bet the only reason it might be improved at all is due to them changing the player model and armor so it no longer lags due to trying to display all the clothes you could wear in A21. I have a i9-10900x, rtx2080ti, 128GB ram and V1 still lags in all the same spots, when hordes spawn and moving around in big cities and I don't have streaming software running like streamers might. Zombie variants are great but we need more zombies, not just the same ones that are different shades of grey. The Demo seems to be the only one that actually had work put into it. I hate that V1 only has four armor slots. It limits the type of builds you can really do and Josh mentioned it in one video that the buff would have to be huge to outweigh the con of dragging extra sets around with you. The trader to trader progression change just doesn't make any sense at all. Why script what order you have to visit traders? All that does is ruin the randomness of the game and force everyone into hours of listening to Rekt's BS and now Hugh terrible dialog. I really wish Josh WOULD remove Rekt's voice lines as so far that's been the only bad thing about this new play through and the V1 streams. If I do move to V1 the first thing I'll likely do is just completely remove Rekt and Hugh from the game, either replace them with one of the other traders or just completely remove their compounds from the POI list, hopefully someone has a mod out that replaces them with an all new trader by then.