#7dtd valmod plants mod#
Of course, you also won’t have to deal with them until you’re ready, because they’ve game staged the mod so that only certain things happen at certain game stages (for example, bosses don’t come in until GS300). Also, special zombies are taken out, since they don’t really exist in The Walking Dead lore.Īnother interesting change is to Night Walkers and Terrors, the latter of which don’t despawn so you will have to deal with them at some point. More specifically, they’re made to be a bit more like the zombies on the walking dead, and so they’re slower and die easier, but there’s more of them. Now, I should warn you that it doesn’t really add story content, as the majority of the changes here are to the zombies. Well, if you’ve ever had a hankering to see more of those zombies, this game should help you relive it. While I didn’t enjoy The Walking Dead past season 4 or 5, the game by telltale was pretty awesome.
#7dtd valmod plants mods#
Here are additional 7 Days to Die mods that are worth a download: #1 The Walking Dead Mod If you’ve ever wanted 7D2D to look incredibly pretty, this is the mod that does it. Finally, you get some new skins to fit in with all these changes, such as ‘desert camo’ and ‘jungle armor’. The modlet also includes some new models for wild plants which look much nicer.Īside from all that amazing stuff, you also get a new spotline which is more powerful, as well as a torch, which is also more powerful, although only when it’s held in the hand. Other changes to the Biomes include things like new particle effects, such as falling leaves in Pine Forest, and radiation fog in the Wasteland. The first doesn’t make massive changes and tries to keep forests close to vanilla so that performance doesn’t take a hit, with Redux doing essentially the opposite and making sweeping changes that might make you take a performance hit. You can get the new forest in two different packs, either Baseline or Redux. Speaking of forests, there’s been a lot of changes to the biomes as well, including additions such as forests which actually account for a large part of the mod. I mean, getting the moon shining down on you, reflect off water, surrounded by a lush forest, it’s a pretty amazing experience. Reflections look so much better, and water looks more realistic than before, without spoiling the general aesthetic of the game. The most striking thing that comes in this mod though is the changes to lighting, bringing up to par with modern games. Well, you’re in luck, as a pretty awesome has gone and made both a 2k and 4k retexturing of the whole game, and it really does look pretty sweet. The problem with 7 days to die is that it’s a pretty old game, and that means that it doesn’t really look as pretty as it could, at least compared to other games nowadays. Oh, and the devs of this mod are working towards an A18 release, so hopefully, that should be out soon. So overall, this is a pretty strong mod, and the best part is that it doesn’t change any of the vanilla game, so that remains intact. There’s actually tons of buffs for pretty much every buff and skill in the game, so you’re going to find something to fit each situation.
Much like animal breeding, crops have different life stages they grow through, although with crops you can only harvest them in their final stage before they start regrowing.įinally, food actually gives some interesting buffs and debuffs here, so it’s important to maintain a good diet (just in real life). There’s even a couple of new trees, including the hilariously named ‘nut tree’. An even more substantial addition to farming crops, of which there are nearly a dozen ones you can pick from, such as flax, sugar, and yes, even marijuana.
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