In Once Human, base building is not just about creating a safe haven; it’s about strategically defending against waves of enemies while managing resources efficiently. Whether you’re setting up a Stardust resonator or fending off Lovecraftian horrors, building and defending your base effectively can mean the difference between victory and a complete wipeout. This guide will walk you through the best practices for constructing a robust base and defending it against all threats.
Location is key in Once Human. You want to avoid building your base in places where enemies can easily swarm you. Here are some ideal spots to consider:
A strong foundation is crucial to preventing your base from being easily destroyed:
Honeycombing is a technique used in many survival games where walls are layered to create compartments of protection:
Power is essential for running your base, especially your defense systems:
Turrets are your primary defense against incoming waves of enemies:
When running a purification event, the resonator will be the main target for enemies, so its placement is critical:
– Build Far from Your Base: Always build your resonator away from your main base. This ensures that even if enemies destroy the resonator, your base remains intact.
– Protect with Sandbags and Walls: Surround the resonator with sandbags or stone walls to slow down enemies. If you can, place a few shotgun turrets around it to provide additional defense.
In larger bases, you may need to move between different areas quickly:
– Use Strange Doors (Portals): These allow you to teleport between the front and back of your base, or from your base to the resonator. This can be particularly useful if you need to check for flying enemies or quickly respond to breaches in your defenses.
Before building your base, it’s a good idea to figure out where enemies will spawn:
– Run a Low-Level Purification Event: Run a level 1 purification to see where enemies are coming from. Once you know the spawn points, you can fortify those areas with extra walls, turrets, and traps.
– Use Natural Barriers:
Choke points are narrow areas where enemies are forced to pass through, making them easier to kill:
– Single Entry Points: If your base is near water, ensure there’s only one path leading to your base. Place traps and turrets along this path for maximum efficiency.
– Funnel Enemies into Turret Fire: Use walls and barriers to guide enemies into areas covered by multiple turrets. This allows you to focus all your firepower on a single location.
One of the most useful features in Once Human is the ability to save your base as a blueprint:
– Create a Blueprint After Building: Once your base is set up and you’re happy with the layout, save it as a blueprint. This allows you to easily rebuild it if it gets destroyed or if the season resets.
– Adapt the Blueprint for Different Locations: If you move to a new location or expand your territory, you can use the same blueprint and adapt it to the new environment.
Regularly check your walls, turrets, and power systems for damage:
– Repair Between Waves: Some enemies, especially bosses, can deal significant damage to your defenses. Make sure to repair between waves to prevent breaches.
– Use Paper Doll Deviants: These special deviants can automatically repair your base structures during and after combat, ensuring that your base stays intact without you needing to micro-manage repairs.
Boss enemies can lob projectiles that deal splash damage:
– Extra Honeycombing: For boss fights, make sure you have extra layers of honeycombing and protection, especially around your power generators and resonators.
– Focus Fire on Bosses: While your turrets handle the smaller enemies, manually target and deal with the bosses to minimize the damage they can do.
Building and defending your base in Once Human is all about preparation and strategy. By choosing the right location, setting up efficient power systems, and strategically placing turrets and traps, you can create a near-indestructible stronghold. Remember to adapt your base to the terrain, keep your resonator separate from your main structures, and always be ready for the next wave of enemies. With these tips, you’ll be well on your way to surviving the harsh world of Once Human.
Happy building, and may your defenses never falter!
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