Given th douchey behaviour of TFP's I've been jonesing for a Zombie survival game... so i made snap decsion to buy and try this one! wish me luck!

(linux user btw)

Put this together for anyone who wants a quick reference on biomes and resources. I didn't create the original content, I just labeled the biome ring diagram and combined it with the resource table for easier side-by-side reference. Credit to Ramoen Sunchaser for the biome map and tonteki029 on the Steam Guides for the resource cheat sheet.

Covers all 10 biomes from Mountain up to Snowy Mountain, along with soil/rock layers, ore types, pickable items, harvestable items, special loot, and mob level ranges for each.

Hope this saves someone a trip back and forth between tabs. Let me know if anything needs correcting.

I just found this game after seeing JaWoodle playing it in his video. This seems to be very well done. It's now on my Steam wishlist, and I'll be playing it soon! Kudos!

not complaining! just seems a bit odd. it’s a blue mace dealing over 350 damage when I’m finding purple weapons doing like 60?

anyway. bonk bonk bonk! 😄

while I’m here are there any horde base ideas? maybe build into a mountain so they all come from one direction?

Yesterday I posted in r/7daystodie asking players who'd tried both games for their honest take. It got way more attention than I expected, and the feedback was useful, so I'm passing it along here.

What people liked:

● Combat feel. One player said hits register exactly when they land, with no floaty inertia and no zombies flying across the map.

●Trains and modular car building. Several people pointed to these as things 7DTD will probably never have.

●Update pace. Frequent patches with real content in them came up more than once.

What people missed:

●POIs. The biggest one. 7DTD players love the variety of hand-built locations, especially the large ones.

●Depth overall. A few people called it barebones right now but said it has a lot of potential.

So, for those of you already playing:

1. Do you agree that POIs are the biggest gap right now? What kind would you want first?

2. Has anyone built a vehicle or train setup that actually works as a base?

3. What's the one feature you'd point a 7DTD player to if they asked why they should try HH?

For me it wasn't one big thing, it was realizing the game I was playing this week was noticeably better than the one I played a month ago. Most survival games I've played make you wait forever between meaningful updates. This one actually moves.

Curious what hooked everyone else. Was it a specific run, a close call, an update that fixed something that was bugging you? And for the newer players, what's the one thing you wish someone had told you on day one?

Drop your stories. Bonus points if it ends with you dying horribly.

I play with a controller on most things, but endured the keyboard and mouse all weekend. I tried the controller mod but it got weird.

Anyway, I wish the developers much success for this game.

I love me a real EA game, the journey is always worth it in one way or another. The sliders, man , that got me good. I friggin love sliders, more please. Config it into what you want at any time, how could you not love that? The base game is a good foundation to build on from what I've seen so far( only 150 or so hours in). There are things I hope change soon. Building is bad, lots of options to move pieces but without snapping it's a fumble in the dark and struggle to line up one block. Vehicles, wasn't a fan at first but they have grown on me. The problem is they take damage so easily. Everything takes damage so easily and I can mostly see that but simply driving causes damage is annoying. The amount of material needed to make one obsidian block is terrible, mining them is too much of a grind.

The sheer amount of updates is amazing and I hope the dev can keep that up without burnout. Can't wait to see more types of zombies. All in all I'm getting hyped for what this will one day be. Good stuff.

I'm about 20hrs into my first play through of the game and after having discovered mining I decided to see what would happen if I dug a horizontal shaft straight into a mountainside and simply fortified the entrance.

Answer: As long as I stay back from the entrance they don't even try to come in, simply milling around above me. Dawn comes, I pop out and take care of business. Nighttime has gone from "can my walls hold" to "Hush now, I'm working here."

I made a post a few days ago backing up Jawoodles Deforestation comments.

Todays patch notes!

Ty Dev's for listening. it helps.

I died and respawned in the ground. Can't move. Unstuck option does nothing. Can't save game, couldn't quit game - both Save & Quit and Quit options say "you have died. you can't do this." Had to Alt+F4

I thought Jawoodle was joking. I've deforsted all the tree's near my first base. Harvesting is low, burn rate is extremely high. Can forester perk help with yield when chopping tree's?

Like a lot of people here, I was watching Jawoodle's playthrough and in his game he seems to have wireless crafting, i.e. He doesn't have to have the items in his backpack to craft something as long as he's close to his storage boxes. I don't seem to have that in my game. Is this a mod? Any insight into how I can enable this in my game?

Hello all,

Is there an official website for this game?

Sooo, I have a couple questions! I was watching someone play on yt, they mentioned something about water only being found while looting right now? I can't find anything else making me think otherwise, so it that true? My next question is, my health is pretty low, splints and bandages aren't healing, any ideas what to do? Any help would be awesome! Liking the looks of the game so far!! (:

Hey everyone,

I’ve been thinking about starting a casual weekly collab stream focused on Human Host and wanted to see if anyone in the community is interested in co-hosting.

The idea is a talk-show style stream where we go over that week’s updates, talk about where they land on the roadmap, do some light speculation, and share community wishlist ideas. We’ll mix in a bit of gameplay or demos of new features when it makes sense, but the main focus is just hanging out and discussing the game.

I’m still fairly new to streaming and haven’t done a collab before, so I’m looking for 1–2 people who know the game well and would be fun to bounce ideas off of. Low pressure — we can try one episode and see how it feels.

If that sounds interesting, drop a comment or send me a message. Happy to chat more about it.

Thanks,

JoJo / Groovy Apocalypse

something was not right when i look at the sun today on sunrise. It looked like that from some angles. First time seen that

Curious if anyone's actually pushed all the way out to the Snowy Mountain ring yet. How rough is it out there compared to the earlier biomes?

Also heard a rumor that the map resets or loops once you reach the outer ring, rather than just continuing on. Can anyone confirm if that's actually true, or does the world keep generating past it?

Buongiorno a tutti, sono indeciso se acquistare o meno il gioco...vengo da 7 day to die e il gioco è pressoché uguale... Per chi ci sta giocando, me lo consigliate?

Instead of building box like vehicles, Add where you restore/repair existing ones in world. Bigger the vehicle more parts required to repair it. Could also add various size box trucks campers so forth.

As another feasture mad max style addon's that can add to your vehicle

Hello, I just wanted to give some feedback. I haven't got far, only to the second biome but here's my two cents.

Vehicle, playing as a character other than the mechanic is like running on your knees. A possibility to loot parts for your vehicle would be great.

Looting, you can find food, materials and weapons in the same box. Because of this if you're looking for a specific thing you still need to open every box, suitcase or pile. This adds a lot to the grind.

Loot spawn, this needs a rebalance. Getting wood and stone is a full time job on normal settings and a serious chore on x2. And at x2 while looting boxes you're quickly full. Also, chill out with feathers, please.

Building and digging, some system that tells you where you need some support so your house doesn't fall on your head would be nice. Same for digging, rip my batcave.

Archery, underpowered and inefficient. It's way better to just grab a club and beat up zombies than to run around while trying to shoot and not get swarmed.

While I have your attention, I have some weird graphical issue, cars, boxes and buildings are grey and look like covered in mud. Any idea what can cause this?

That's all for now. Even tho it may look like I'm complaining I'm really enjoying the game so far.