It's good for events, but I don't notice much of an effect in terms of actual play. Unbreaking weapons are also paramount given the increased number of zombies. Factory and Rest Stop are two locations that generally hold unbreaking items right off the bat. Hatchets, hammers, and tire irons are best. Martial arts also work well.īombs are also incredible. You don't need many, but in sieges, they can help a lot. Speaking of which, in sieges like the mall siege, hug a thin wall. If you're close enough to the wall, zombies tend to clump on the other side, which allows NPC's to deal with the zombies that drop on you. Then you can clear all the zombies afterwards with one bomb easy. If you can complete the regular modes then what seems to be the problem you run into? The ditch siege is mostly also about staying near the cars and making zombies try to break the cars you're standing behind while running a loop around the map. Side note: KEPA mode for me required a different setup. Since it has Kepa himself as a berserk character, he covers your primary physical role. Best start is if you can use a toilet genie to give him more health. Makes you feel less anxious all the time. I went with Surgeon/Paranoid and Mechanic/Inventive as my two characters. I could go for more medical, but Paranoid is just really, really good in how it can often cancel out bandit attacks and allow you to properly assess honesty. Mechanic/Inventive is nice since mechanic also gives fitness levels and starts with an unbreakable wrench.Īlso, medical won't save Kepa, so it is not always the best investment. Factory/Rest Stop is a must go at first, since you need permanent weapons stat. The only other thing that is different for this is that you really have to know who you can rob and which events you can use COOL IT on. Robbing people assesses loyalty, which is important to gauge for events.

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