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The open-world zombie survival7 Days to Diehas finally seen a full release and a surge of approval. The game spent 11 years in early access and even saw a brief run on consoles that halted development in 2017.
7 Days to Die‘s 1.0 release brings the zombie title in its full glory to both consoles and PC and is proving to be a massive success on both fronts. However, the game still lacks some quality-life issues that it desperately needs.
7 Days to Die Needs a Crucial Tool to Improve Vehicles
There’s no doubt that vehicles play a crucial role in7 Days to Die. It doesn’t matter whether the player is on a pre-existing map or a randomly generated one; they’ll need a vehicle to get from place to place, as each map is pretty big.
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Vehicles also come with some extra storage slots that even make looting POIs much more profitable. Vehicles are essential to the zombie title, but as pointed out by a Reddit user, they’re in desperate need of a tool to siphon out gas.
So, how can a siphoning tool help players in the game? Well, it provides a reliable way to extract gas from nearby abandoned or old vehicles and fuel newer vehicles like minibikes and 4×4 trucks.
Such a tool would allow gamers to conserve precious resources, reduce the need to scavenge gas for better exploration of the game world, and sort out their inventories.
The Fun Pimps have been actively listening to the player baseand adding necessary features to elevate the zombie title. Let’s keep our fingers crossed and hope they can bring a siphoning tool to improve the functionality of vehicles in7 Days to Die.
7 Days to Die Needs a Classic Survival Mechanic
Even thoughthe post-launch roadmap for7 Days to Dieis packed with highly-requested features and content additions, it’s only the tip of the iceberg for the heights that the title can reach with the next updates. However, one classic survival mechanics that’s still missing in the game is fishing.
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Fishing is a staple among survival games and would fit right in7 Days to Die‘s world. It will certainly help players overcome early-level difficulties. Food is crucial throughout the entirety of the game, but it’s especially important at the start of a new playthrough when players consume a lot of stamina using weapons, tools, and traveling on foot.
Without having stamina efficiency given by specific skills, players consume a lot of foot and water in the early stages. Not to mention, food items can also give unique buffs, so the addition of new fish dishes to the in-game menu can give us a range of buffs.
Fishing might not come as a pressing addition to7 Days to Dieas a siphoning tool for vehicles. However, it could still prove to be a fun feature for players to experiment with.
With that, do you think7 Days to Dieneeds any other critical features added to the game? Let us know in the comments.
Dhruv Bhatnagar
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With over 4 years of experience in content writing and more than 1,000 articles published for FandomWire, Dhruv is a seasoned writer when it comes to the gaming space. He’s deeply passionate about titles such as GTA Online, Forza Horizon, and Pokémon Go, committed to bringing readers deep dives and latest updates.
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