Once Human - Base Building Design Tutorial  

So glad it helped you out friend. Thank you for the kind feedback.

Thank you I appreciate that

You can do this, but the sandbags are also there to prevent the mobs from just rushing in as well. The base works without any additional changes made to reinforce defense. Atleast for PVE. Obviously for PVP you could honeycomb, or if PVE defenses get harder at some point you could alter the bottom. It's really a flexible design.

My pleasure! I just liked it as a foot print to go in many directions.

I appreciate your support friend!

Glad you liked it, and holllly someone who remembers the UO days?! Holy wow.

Glad you enjoyed it friend

It's called Eternaland and you unlock it by progressing the story!

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@@RevBrucifer ty

Personally I didnt run into a limit problem once I upgraded my territory, and I did decorate and flesh it out a bit. This might change as more options become available, but you do as I point out have the flexibility to cut out sections, to resize it, to scale it how you like. Honestly you don't need TONS of room in OH so far to fit in every station and item. But it really depends on you and how much you look to scale things up or spam extra facilities for speed etc etc. But it does work for all known PVE content that requires a base. How it would open up to like a base raid in PVP is less known cause that's a more specialized concept and a minority of people care about that. You could honeycomb the bottom layer and make it more like a Rust style base, which usually work on triangles and angles for more honeycombing anyway. So it can scale into a PVP platform if you really wanted I feel. But in PVP you don't include all those facilities and extras anyways its purely for defense so you'd have more building cap. TL;DR - You're right, and wrong, depending on the situation. Hopefully it least gave you some inspiration to figure your own stuff out, and I appreciate your feedback genuinely.

@@RevBrucifer I guess it depends on what you do in the game. While learning the game (I did not play before CBT 3) I took a lot of base damage from purification, so I put up a lot of guns and walls for defenses, Also I grew what I consider a lot of crops, generally 48 but sometimes more.

Very true! I just forget.

Haha glad it helped out. Sometimes you just need someone to nudge you in the right direction and your brain clicks into place.

@@RevBrucifer appreciate it a lot, i know what all my bases will be come launch now!

I think I got it from my beaver deviant it gives alot of furniture for some reason

We are on Starstrike-A and now refugees to World 9.

It's a random drop I believe. I think I got it from my Beavers, they give a lot of furniture.

I have not seen this bug myself. But I have to assume it's just a bug. I did this build along with several others just mucking around and it never happened. Sorry it was holding ya back though.

This map I'm building on is your own personal instance called Eternaland. In the regular game world you can build ALMOST anywhere. There's some zones around major NPC locations and roads you can't.

I have another video explaining how this works but you essentially need to hit the ~ key to enter flight mode. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0PrZI8fr7aM.htmlsi=L29SjKCbl9xJ0XOx Here is also the video..

You could I suppose. But I think the bigger problem later in cortex is flying units more so than ground ones. But as I said I haven't run the base up against really high Cortex yet. But using the Triangle floors does mean honeycombing can be done relatively easily. PVP or PVE.

They have a relatively simple AI to go for the Cortex unit you put down. They'll look for routes to go for to get to it, usually the shortest. Sand bags tend to help direct them a bit. Also putting your base against Water can help because they won't spawn in Water. There's a technique actually to put the Cortex in water and they can't get to it at all. But that's kind of a glitch/exploit I'd say and will be fixed I imagine.

@@RevBrucifer Cheers.

It can be once you know the base design well but I felt it was easier to explain working inward for first time. But thank you for the feedback .

Are you EU? I've heard there's some issues with Non-US Standard keyboards and the keybinds not being easily replicated. My German friend had to find a work around.

@@RevBrucifer Yea i am D;

You must be a Rust player lol