#7 days to die explosives plus#

Recovery, particularly of deeply-buried projectiles, is difficult and hazardous-jarring may detonate the charge. Even if it does not explode, environmental pollutants are released as it degrades. Unexploded ordnance, however old, may explode. Risks and problems 1943 poster by Abram Games warning against leaving blinds on firing ranges In some heavily used military training areas, munitions-related chemicals such as explosives and perchlorate (a component of pyrotechnics and rocket fuel) can enter soil and groundwater.

In addition to the obvious danger of explosion, buried UXO can cause environmental contamination. In recent years, mines have been used increasingly as weapons of terror against local civilian populations, specifically. An estimated average of 50% of deaths occurs within hours of the blast. Approximately 80% of casualties are civilian, with children the most affected age group. Seventy-eight countries are contaminated by land mines, which kill or maim 15,000–20,000 people every year. Also, UXO does not always originate from wars areas such as military training bases can also hold significant numbers, even after the area has been abandoned. When unwanted munitions are found, they are sometimes destroyed in controlled explosions, but accidental detonation of even very old explosives also occurs, sometimes with fatal results.įor example, UXO from World War I continue to be a hazard, with poisonous gas filled munitions still a problem. On the other hand, a typical zombie attack (item used by the zombies, described in items.xml file) is way different than player hand attack.Unexploded ordnance ( UXO, sometimes abbreviated as UO), unexploded bombs ( UXBs), and explosive remnants of war ( ERW or ERoW) are explosive weapons ( bombs, shells, grenades, land mines, naval mines, cluster munition, and other munitions) that did not explode when they were employed and still pose a risk of detonation, sometimes many decades after they were used or discarded. But I preferred A11 with no vehicles & electricity. Hawaiian type zombies (hard hitters) should be toned down further but still remain a threat. We should make more block damage and zombies should make less and have a block type penalty. No joke anything underground is just a waste of time now.īalancing is needed. Horde dug pretty much straight down went trough my concrete box and I was dead at 00:10. +65 to bedrock on 90 minute days and max 8 zeds. Put the game to horde night and waited on how much time it would take them to reach me. Made myself a 5X5 concrete box at bedrock and plugged the hole with stone.

#7 days to die explosives plus#

Gave myself level 60 with perks to dig faster plus an auger. I made a small test to see their digging abilities. Now there's no point in investing so much time. I remember glorious horde night in my tiny 3X3 iron reinforced wood tower and surviving. Combined all this with the new AI, blocks seems like haybales. Wow! this guy has titanium jackhammers for fingers and he has no penalty for block type. The Hawaiian Zombie does 250 points a hit. The same penalty for not using the proper tool for the job. Wood block should be easier to break and steel should be harder hence a durability penalty. Zombies will do the same points of damage to wood, concrete or steel. There is no penalty on which type is used. Not even with the best tools available am I able to out DPS a zombies block damage let alone trying to fix it. Zombie block damage borderline ridiculous. God I still miss those awesome caverns from A11. Digging a mine to get ores now takes forever. Getting rid of a badly placed block is now a chore. Our own block damage is so utterly weak compared to zombies.

It's our own block damage and the zombies block damage that is. Building was fun.īlock strength itself not the issue. Repairing was part of the game but never seemed like a chore since base damage was never beyond repair. Gradually upgrading to better quality as time went on. I remember earlier alpha's where you could manage a first horde night shack made of some upgraded wood and you could survive. This is my take.īlock damage has to be seriously relooked. I know this is still WIP and a lot of balancing has to be addressed which brings me to block damage. Thank you Pimps for your continuing efforts in developing this game.