Seven-day World Land Reclamation Guide: How to Reclaim Land for Beginners in the Seven-day World

How to start in the Seven Day World? The game is set in a bizarre post-apocalyptic world where players, upon entering, face a world with scarce resources and dangers lurking everywhere. They need to seek survival in this post-apocalypse, which not only involves rebuilding their homes but also dealing with the threats from various mutants. For beginners, how to start and survive smoothly is quite a challenge. Here's a beginner's guide for new players.

I. Initial Survival Tips

1. Collection of Basic Resources

The most important are the basic resources of wood and stone. In the game, you can use your fists to hit trees and get branches, which is an efficient way to obtain wood right after landing. After collecting a certain amount of branches, you can make a stone axe, which will greatly increase the efficiency of obtaining wood later on, allowing for faster tree cutting and more wood. Stones can also be collected with your fists, and there are tools that can be made later to improve collection efficiency.

Fiber is also an important resource during the initial phase, which can be collected from grass and used to make ropes, essential for making many tools in the early stages. Another key resource is water, which can be found near rivers. You can also make a rainwater collector for easier water collection. Water alleviates thirst and meets survival needs.

2. Essential Tasks for Starting Out

With some basic resources, the next important step is to build a relatively simple shelter, as nights can be very cold. Therefore, a simple shelter should be built on the first day. It can be constructed with four walls and one roof, simple yet practical, effectively protecting the character from the cold at night. Additionally, a campfire should be made. Firstly, cooking food requires a fire source, and secondly, the campfire can drive away wild beasts at night. Wood is the raw material for making a campfire, which also allows you to cook raw meat into edible food, achieving two goals at once. A torch is also needed, as the nighttime environment is very dark and full of hidden dangers. Using a torch for lighting can effectively prevent some dangers and facilitate necessary nighttime activities.

II. Resource Management

First, mark areas rich in resources. Forests are good for obtaining wood, herbs, and wildlife. Wood can be used for toolmaking and construction, herbs for healing, and wildlife for meat, which, when cooked, restores stamina. Mining areas are for collecting iron ore and flint. Iron ore is used to make advanced tools and weapons, while flint can start fires and also be used to make weapons. Making a pickaxe first will increase mining efficiency. Ruins can be searched for parts and electronic components, crucial for later technological development.

Second, concerning backpacks. Before making storage boxes, backpack space is quite limited. Prioritize items of higher value, such as medical kits and ammunition. Stack similar items to their limit before storing them, saving backpack space and increasing acquisition efficiency.

III. Construction and Defensive Works

First, choose a location for your base near a water source but avoid swamps. A water source ensures a supply of water, while swamps are full of mosquitoes, which can easily cause diseases in characters. Avoid building bases near swamps. Choose a relatively high ground for construction to avoid flooding. High ground offers better defensive advantages against mutant attacks and facilitates defense; it's best to be close to resource points but in a concealed location, making resource acquisition easy while remaining hidden. For example, the edge of a forest, where wood is readily available but the base remains undiscovered.

Building a defensive system is also very important. Initially, create traps like wooden spikes around the base, slowing down enemy attacks and giving the character more time. As resources become abundant, construct watchtowers and archery sniping points, allowing for early observation of distant enemy movements, which is effective against groups of mutants. Combined traps, such as landmines and tripwire alarms, can also be set up for early prevention.

The key points for starting out in the Seven Day World have been covered above. During the initial stage, if player partners are unsure how to survive better, they can refer to the strategies mentioned above. Following the process outlined in this article, everyone should be able to ensure maximum survival and achieve good development in the early stages.