The Utility Shelter is so small you can place it pretty much anywhere, so put it somewhere protected and weird or you are just not trying. You get the entrance destroyed it doesn't effect the interior so meh a couple sacks of concrete and your laughing.

Everyone else is like once a day, maybe once or twice a week as they do their dailies?Įven if you get nuked/mobbed/griefed it's the CAMP and a single st to repair is about as low as it gets. Only end game raiders move their base enough to make caps an issue. Tents do not take up a camp slot if you have both slots used. Tents cannot be destroyed by mobs or nukes. Make your C.A.M.Tents have quick stash boxes and the new APC tent has a tinkerers workbench that makes it easy to set up without having to place new things every time you place your camp thing. Now that you've got a spot picked out, here are some tips on building your camp.

YouTuber Cordless VII has a beautiful base built here. It's close to Cranberry Bog for when you're looking for some action. Southwest of Watoga, and just east of Relay Tower EL-B1-02, there's a nice secluded clliffside area with a small pond, perfect for water purifiers. What makes this location great isn't just the proximity to the vendor at the station but a lead depost you can place an extractor on. Just north of Sunnyside Station and Southeast of Palace of the Winding Patch you'll find an unassuming hilltop. Tyler County Dirt Track is a good spot-the workshop is easy to clear, it has an aluminum deposit, and there's the river nearby you can use as a water supply. If you're planning to take over public workshops whenever you play, building near one is a good idea. On the other hand, there's a lot of player traffic in the area for the exact same reason. It's also close to the airport if you want your base to be near a recurring public event. There's a decent spot to the west of Morgantown Station, and as with all train stations, it's got access to a vendor where you can sell your spare junk and use the stash chest. The area gets a lot of traffic, however, as players regularly visit Site Alpha to launch nukes, which means your base may be discovered and plundered. Just north of missile silo Site Alpha in The Savage Divide there's a nice flat spot to build a camp, plus a sweet little pond perfect for setting up some water purifiers.

One less resource you'll need to gather yourself. It's a pretty serene spot where you won't be interrupted, with the added bonus that busy bots trundle around collecting wood and stacking it up.

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