![]() As a survivor uses a weapon more and more, they’ll get better with that weapon and, eventually, unlock a specialization - a skill that makes them better with that weapon. Which one you take is kind of up to you - they all kill zombies. Early on, you might not have these items (see Consumables, below), so take b andages and s nacks - these do the same things, just not as well or as quickly. Ideally, you should always take some p ainkillers to restore your health and c offee to replenish your stamina. (Sometimes this means taking a backpack off of a community member as you cycle them out of active service.) Every time you leave your base, chances are you’re going to fill every item slot you have, so always take the biggest backpack you can. Over time, you’ll find additional backpacks and bigger, seven- and eight-slot backpacks in containers that you find out in the world. You start State of Decay 2 with a six-slot backpack. Here are the things we’ve found we can never do without: Regardless, you’re going to have to head out into the zombie-filled world and that means you need to carry what you’ll be using. You’ll have to make food or medicine runs, you’ll have to go help out a neighbor besieged by zombies, you’ll have to find a few extra beds for all your new recruits, or maybe you’re just going stir crazy. Going outĪt some point, you’re going to have to leave your base. Then you can start expanding and planning ahead. Your job when you’re struggling against that is to maintain your supplies (so you all survive) until you get yourself a cushion. You’ll have more mouths to feed than you have food and more bodies than you have beds. You can see your current stockpiles, how fast you passively restore them and your community’s drain on them from the Resources box on the Base tab of your menu.įor (what feels like) a long time, this is going to be a losing battle. Sometimes, there are unexpected drains on your resources like a zombie horde attacking the base that drains your ammo, or a band of thieves that steal some of your fuel. Your community has daily needs like how much food they eat and how many beds there are. Undead Labs/Microsoft Studios via Polygon Keeping a community of survivors alive, fed, healthy and happy (or as happy as they can be during an apocalypse) means making sure everyone has everything they need - food, medicine, a bed and a neighborhood free from unsightly zombie infestations. But that’s a long way off, and getting there takes a lot of surviving and surviving means getting good at resource management. Eventually, you’ll make a territory safe, promote someone to leader and cement their Legacy for future generations. There are win conditions, of course - it is a video game, after all. It’s as much (or more) about managing people and resources as it is about caving in zombie skulls. You’re here to make sure you and your merry band of survivors, well, survive. You’re not here to Rambo your way through the apocalypse. It’s right there in the genre’s name, but State of Decay 2 is a survival horror game. It’s all about survival ( “ Life, uh, finds a way”) They’ll help you understand State of Decay 2 and survive the apocalypse. Below are 10 things to think about, remember and consider. ![]() We spent some time with State of Decay 2 and we’re here to help. You’re largely left alone to figure out how to go about your game and, with everything that’s going on and all the people and resources to manage, that’s a daunting task. But to get good at the game, to win, or even just to have fun playing, you’ll have to do a lot more than just survive. At its most basic, the point of the State of Decay 2 is to survive in a post-apocalyptic zombie world. All of the individual pieces are easy enough to understand, but it’s difficult to wrap your head around the whole. Just describing State of Decay 2’s genre takes a lot of words - it’s a survival horror resource management base-building stealth(ish) role-playing game.
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