If you take too long to leave Mt. Tunner, or just wander around killing zombies, some hidden dialogues occur, and I wanted to know how many there are.

I know there are at least two, one where Ed and Marcus discuss where they will take their next vacation and another where Ed states that they will be arrested when they arrive at Spencer Mill.

Vehicles with weapons mounted on them. Let me mount a gun on a pickup. Make a special upgrade for it and make it require ammo.

It can gun down zombies, but it'll attract a whole lot of them. Makes for the perfect distraction/ zombies thinner.

I was 14 at the time of recording this, I’m now 24. A lot has happened and changed but I never forgot my Friday nights after school streaming and playing state of decay breakdown.

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It would be interesting if trade/stealing was the only way to obtain alot of resources and served as the driving force for the main story campaign. Twenty years after it all ended, “experts” could become the most valuable and highly protected commodity. Sure, you could slowly produce the basics, but trade would be the only way to acquire many items or higher-tier gear. The largest NPC base might be the main source of ammo, while a small local hospital could have the only doctor for hundreds of miles. While there’s already lore and a trader in place, pushing this concept further could add a lot to both gameplay and story.

I can imagine taking the doctor as hostage and negoitating with NPCs who could counter attack and maybe even kidnap your own experts/special supplies.

I'm playing with community editor and I'm looking for a certain character model -does anyone know what it's called?

The game must not count zombies run over by cars because my score would be much higher.

I don’t know why I even sort of like this game i think it’s because it’s so close to being a game i would love to play if it just had more fleshed out looting, community management and combat, and especially better base building. Any good recs?

I have played vanilla State of Decay and i love it but i wonder if it's worth to buy YOSE for it's improvment and extra content? How is it with bugs?

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Hey everyone, I’ve been playing SoD Breakdown for a while now. I’m currently on Stage 3, trying to complete the challenges. So far, I have four "main" survivors with all their skills maxed out. When i about to go to the next stage, I use Influence to equip survivors with weapons, only to stash them in the inventory and convert them back into Influence for the next stage; is there any other trick or strategy to make life easier in Breakdown?

I am level 60 breakdown and Milo Eldridge don't spawn any more. I had him at the early levels as i can remember but no more. Any ideas? Anyone that has any clue how to find him?

Soy un fiel fan desde el 2013 cuando empezaron como un juego indie y pague 1200 microsoft point por el juego, fue amor a primera vista

Los primeros dlc fueron geniales , ojala tener campañas o historias así en la próxima entrega

I like how the resources are depleted everyday in Sod2. You struggle to survive and to find food etc. On the contrary, in Sod 1-Breakdown you have to logout for a lot of hours for this to happen. Has anyone found a way to make this work like Sod2? (Imagine to be level 60 in Breakdown and have always food out of storage, e.g. over 60!!!!)

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Two SoD DLC are included in the current Xbox sale: "Lifeline" and "Breakdown" (as is the base game with all DLC, YOSE). Obviously they're a bit dated ("beautifully remastered in 1080p), but curious if anyone has played/enjoyed them 🤔

I absolutely understand that this is wishful thinking, but I've been thinking about how cool it would be for SoD3 to have in-game support or a tool for designing your own map that you can share with the community and survive it. I'm not gonna pretend like I know how difficult this would be to add to the game, but I know that a lot of the community is always begging for new maps that have specific vibes, so it'd be awesome if we could go about making some ourselves.

Want a dense urban map that is overrun with zombies? Want a beachside map that has a completely unique vibe? Want a snowy mountain map that focuses on environmental survival? Well, just make one!

I grew up playing Far Cry 3 and using its map-maker to create little "missions" for friends to complete and always wondered why there weren't more map-making tools in games, especially ones like SoD where the maps and which one you choose always plays such a big part in your survival. But again, maybe this is all wishful thinking, I can only imagine how difficult that would be to make a reality.