Overall, it's been my favorite POI to take over because you can do so much with it even in the beginning. In A18 it's no longer as easy to repair now that the concrete bags give cement instead of the concrete mix *If you want to take out the stairs or do heavy modifications early on, the concrete can be a real PITA to take outĮxpanding can be difficult if too close to other buildings Small foot print, making it easier to defend early gameĮasy to put up a small rooftop garden and expand it later I generally put an entrance on the second floor that can be reached by a ramp, clean out the bottom, block the stairs and put down spikes as there are plenty of natural vantage points to fire down on the zombies.Īlready build in access points for the zombies I usually pick the smaller one that has a staircase going up the center. There's two kinds of partially destroyed banks - a larger one and then a smaller one. Not saying they are good, but its fun to build around them and shoot from there, even more if it's just temporary like in my case. I had fun with pinacle ones, like lighthouse, water towers, broadcast towers and such. In my actual game I took one with half blocks as roof and it's terrible. It was similar to creating several towers in your fortress, but with the benefit of starting with one ready to use from the start.Ībout good POIs, Ive heard the firestation is awesome, but I only use POIS for the first 1 or 2 bloodmoons, so Im not an expert. It also gave me a better angle for shooting sometimes. So, in case if the zombies starting to cause heavy damage on my fortress, I just crossed to the POI and continue defending there.
The added benefit was that I made a path from the top of my fortress to the old POI which was still fortified for the first 2 bloodmoons.
Defended the first 2 hordes there and meanwhile build a base pretty close to the building. What I did in my last a17 game was I started in a POI with room besides it. I havent played until hard bloodmoons in a18 yet, but I guess a17 tips are still valid.
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