I've played about a dozen games so far up to day 7 and I'm maybe 50/50 on being able to build a bike before day 7 and without a bike I find the quests a waste of time that I'd rather spend on food & resources. If I don't find a wrench I usually have nothing to sell the 1st week. The only things I find to sell (by that I mean, things I'm willing to sell instead of horde) are canned food, extra clothing and anything I can wrench. I play 90 min days and I'm finding the quests a little far off during the first 7 days for me to manage them and get enough food/resources so I've been skipping the trader. doing the tutorial gives you 5 skill points.Just curious about how everyone is using the traders. I'm using the seed name of Megatropolis and I have yet to get bored of it.īest of luck I hope this is what you were looking for. When I'm ready to play for keeps I restart the game and keep my trader gps co-ordinates handy and off I go to find a base to lay down with as many traders I've located near me.Īlso, every restart has always spawned me in close proximity to all my other spawn points but neither of them were on top of each other.Īlso, It seems to me that if your seed map has a pretty good sized city or large town in a distant but, not more than a day or two away from your central city 0,0, That's where the game will, usually, spawn me, near a trader that's on the outskirts of it and if its a good sized municipality you can bet that your game has 3-4 more traders out side of the municipalities perimeter. I, usually, get five different traders in about 6-7 times, I've never spawned in the same location twice. Now, it's up to you how many times you want to wash, rinse and repeat this option. Now, once again, breeze through the tutorial and find the trader in the quest, he will most likely be a different one than the first so jot down his numbers and exit the game. Now, you can either save the game to a folder on your desktop as your main game, or, you can jot down the co-ordinates of the trader and exit the game, go back into the continue game selection and delete the game, go into start new game selection, your seed name should still be listed so just hit start and you'll be spawned into another location on the same unchanged map (it also helps turning off the zombie spawns that way you can get throught the tutorial pretty fast). There are two ways you can do this, start game, do the tutorial and find the quested trader. concrete and machete blades) :(ĭoes the secret stash stuff count with the rest of his stuff for sale in terms of restock? or does it restock differently? So does that mean if I sell them a variety of stuff, he will then have less chance of cycling through new loot because essentially his stock is being diluted from all the crap I sold to him? If so, this makes it inadvertently a really bad idea to sell a whole bunch of crap compared to just selling him huge stacks of the same item (i.e. With that in mind, quick question about trader restock, I think i remember reading before that traders restock a random amount of items (about 20?) each 3-day retock. Altough personally i think selling huge stacks of concrete or any other mass producible item is kind of cheese though :p leather dusters, puffer coats, guns/parts seem to sell decently too. Yea concrete and blades sell really well it seems. But thats Pvp so you need alot of backup gear and weapons so you need more $$$. Usually set up a route to visit 4-6 traders every restock. Wet concrete blocks and machete blades sell for a crap ton. Originally posted by Tenzen Shadow:Ya, I play nomad (until late game) do alot of trading on playthroughs too.
Ya, I play nomad (until late game) do alot of trading on playthroughs too. I will be relying more on scavenging and then trading, hence why i want to be as close possible to as many traders as I can. So I'm not too worried about potential mining locations. I will only mine for wood/clay and enough stone for forge, anvil, and a few basic cobble blocks. The game i'm playing now i'm trying to do with as little mining as possible and minimal base setup. Not too close though, probably all more than 1.5k away but doable on minibke. I just drove around for an entire day and found three traders. I never bothered with those quests and always just deleted them Good idea for the starter quest pointing you to first trader. That will atleast point you to the closest oneĪh thanks. I often save my starter quest also for when I find an interesting spot to settle.
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