Tl;dr 1 - DOZ is a new mobile survival game. It has the zombie theme like Last Day on Earth, but it seems like the devs (different company) actually listened to all of the suggestions everyone was making on that game. If you liked Last Day on Earth, but got frustrated with how they were developing it, you will probably love this game. You can download it heretl;dr 2 - I made a professional video that is faster than the average person reads and it has subtitles I was sponsored by Royal Ark to make the video, but it was a set price so I don't get more money if you watch it.If you rather read it on Reddit, here is the video script:Dawn of Zombies is still in the beta process, but Royal Ark is creating new content at impressive speeds.

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The game has great graphics, an intriguing story line to find out who you are, and a very clever structure for player progression, but it can also be a very difficult game if you don’t know what you are doing. So today Royal Ark has sponsored me to give you 218 tips and tricks for their game.The first thing you need to know is that during the Dawn of Zombies, a huge fire took place which messed with the fabric of time. This can cause some events to reset while others remain constant so let me explain real quick the five different types of zones. Bleach online episodes. The first zone you interact with is Riveter and Sherp’s Shelter. Sherp is your friend, and the only one that knows your true identity, and he is missing when you arrive but he leaves you a note saying that you are in charge of building up the shelter’s workbenches and defenses until he sends you more clues. This location never resets, which allows you to keep your progress as you build and expand this base.

Currently, your base is the only location of this type, but I think Royal Ark has plans to add more in the future.The second type of locations are resource zones. Currently there are three different difficulty levels of forest zones and three corresponding junk yard zones.

These zones are rich with lots of resources, but it is important to note that they reset as soon as you leave them. This is mostly a good thing because it allows you to go back to them over and over again to get more resources, but it can also be a bad thing because if you allow yourself to die in one of these zones, you will never get your stuff back.The third type of location are zones that are always there, but reset on a timer. Right now, the warehouse is the only one of these types of zones in the game, but it is arguably the most important zone since it is the key to finishing your bicycle, which unlocks a whole new aspect of the game.

I will not have time in this video to cover all of the details on how to do the warehouse and get your bicycle, so if that interests you, make sure to check out my video on the fastest way to get your bicycle. The motorcycle, UAZ and T-16 do not exist yet in the game, but I have a feeling that when they are added, the developers will add more of these type of locations to the game.The fourth type of location are events. Events will appear after a certain amount of time when you enter your world map.

If you haven't logged in for a while, I would recommend going in and out of the world map because sometimes you can spawn up to three at one time. Each event has a specific purpose in the game, which I will be explaining each of those purposes a little later on in this video. Currently, there are six types of events in the game, but Royal Ark has stated plans to add quite a bit more.And lastly, the fifth type of location are storyline events which will appear when you get to that place in the storyline and won't disappear until you complete your objective for that storyline quest. So those are the five different types of events.The second thing you need to know when playing Dawn of Zombies, is that most of the enemies and loot in those locations change as you pass through the five different tiers of the game. These five tiers each have their own set of armor and weapons which are significantly better than the previous tier, but they also require better resources to craft them. The first time you will notice a change in loot is when you hit level 32 and enter the second tier of the game. All of a sudden the boxes you have been farming over and over again in the resource zones will have additional higher quality items.

You can then use these items for those higher level crafting recipes and upgrading your workbenches. After that, new items will be added to the game every few levels which keeps the zones interesting as you level up.

For more information about the five different tiers and how to max out your account, make sure to check out my video called the four steps to becoming a pro.Okay. Now that you understand the different types of locations and the five different tiers of progression, we can get into our walkthrough. When you first arrive, Riveter will start giving you a bunch of quests. Go ahead and do the first 15 of these quests because they are designed to help you understand the game, but after you unlock the vultures camp quest, it is best to slow down on the storyline and take a few trips to the resource zones. At this point, you will notice that your personal digital assistant has a geiger counter on it.

When you click on a zone, this geiger counter will show you how much radiation that zone has. Areas with higher levels of radiation will increase your personal radiation level. When it hits 30, you will start taking two damage every 30 seconds, and when it hits 99 you will start taking 20 damage per second. So it is important to manage those levels.

But more importantly, areas with higher levels of radiation also have stronger enemies, so I recommend staying in the green zones for a little while.The first time you visit the green zone, you will see a player with a bike. This is not a real player because Dawn of Zombies does not have real multiplayer yet, but they do plan to add it so AI players like this are good place holders. You will also see this NPC who gives you a few small quests. This guy is here just to help you learn how to farm the zone because it is your first time. After you leave this zone, the resources will reset, but he will be gone. So the second time you enter a green zone, I recommend just putting your character on auto. Auto in this game is incredible.

Not only will he fight all the enemies, but he will loot every box in the area. All you have to do is make sure he has the tools that he needs and that he heals. The only downside of doing this is that you can't get sneak attacks on enemies, but sneak attack only get double damage and it cost two energy every time you press the sneak button so it will pretty much never be worth sneaking in a green zone. As you watch your character on auto, you will notice that there are a lot of other things that require energy.

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Every time you do a chopping or smashing action costs one energy and looting a box costs three. If you use too much energy than you will end up not being able to run home. So a big part of this game is learning how to manage your energy. There are a lot of ways to do this and it can be kind of complicated so if you want to master managing your energy, make sure to check out my video called “energy in profusion.' ' If for some reason you don't have time to watch that video, the three easiest ways to manage energy is to never eat food unless you are low on energy, make sure to always save enough energy to travel home, and then try to get to level 34 as quickly as possible so that you can build the wooden bed and sleeping bag combo, which gives you one energy every six seconds.So of course I go into more detail on those things and cover more tricks in that other video.At the time I am making this video, Dawn of Zombies can be played completely free to play.

There might be some things that seem difficult, but if you play smart, you can accomplish everything in the game without spending any money. I don't know about you guys, but when I find a game that is set up like that, it makes me want to spend $5-$10 just to support the devs. So if you are like me and it is within the first 24 hours of playing, I recommend buying the kick-start package for $3.00, because it gives you a tier two backpack, which gives you five extra slots for collecting loot. You will get one of these for free on the fourteenth day of playing, but again, the reason I bought this pack was because I wanted to support the devs. It is not as good of a deal as the emergency stock, which gives you a ton of stuff for just fifty cents more, but having a higher level backpack makes the game more fun to me so that's why I chose the Kickstart package.That being said, if you are free to play player that plays smart, you will have no trouble succeeding at this game.

Doing the one hour challenge and daily quests will give you amazing rewards each day, and there are several ways to earn gold in the game so you can even activate premium pretty often. On that note, when you activate premium, it lasts exactly 48 hours so I recommend doing it halfway through a day so that you can get premium quests and rewards for three different days in that 48 hour time span.After you have done those quests and farmed the green zone around nine times (or six if you have the higher tier backpack), I think you are ready to do your first event.

Now the devs released this graphic, saying that you should start in the green until you are able to move to the yellow, and then to the red, and then you can do the warehouse and the other events, but I do not recommend that approach for a couple reasons. The first reason is because you can get almost everything you need to build and upgrade your workbenches from the green zone. You might have to go to the yellow zone and red zone every once in awhile, but that doesn't happen very often until you get into the second or even third tier, which by then the yellow and red zones give you better loot anyways. If you are ever unclear on where to find something, make sure to use the “where to look” button even if you think you already know where to find it, because sometimes it will surprise you.The second reason I don't recommend using their approach is because as you level up, many of the events become more difficult. This is especially true of the warehouse, because the Carnifex, which is the most difficult part of the warehouse, gets more health, does more damage and heals a lot more. So it is actually best to do it as many times as you can at a lower level. Because of this, I recommend doing the warehouse as soon you have crafted four sharpened rebar and gathered a decent set of armor, which is usually around the time you hit level 18.Before going, I recommend clicking on the settings button, and then interface, and then turn on the target switch button.

This will allow you to switch targets during combat, which is incredibly helpful when you are fighting more difficult battles.When you try to travel to the warehouse, it will warn you not to enter the zone until you have better weapons and armor, but you can ignore this by just closing the warning and trying again. If you do this, make sure to bring the Makarov pistol that your base starts with. Use it when you need to kill the Carnifex, and then use your sharpened rebar for all the other enemies. Also, make sure that the pistol does not completely break. Get it down to a sliver and then store it in one of your boxes reserved for almost broken weapons.When you unlock your basement and finish your upgrade bench, you will be able to pair those almost broken weapons with upgrade boxes to get a new full durability weapon that is significantly better than the one you originally had. That being said, upgrade boxes are much rarer than weapons, so unless you are spending money buying upgrades, then I recommend only using upgrade boxes on these eleven weapons.

These are, in my opinion, the best weapons to upgrade of each tier because they either do the most damage or they have the most functionality and still do a lot of damage. I also recommend reserving your armor upgrades mainly for jackets and sometimes shirts and pants. If you play efficiently, you will almost never have a full set of the same tier armor so there is rarely a need to upgrade shoes and hats.While we're talking about the upgrade bench, I recommend moving it to a level one floor so that you can utilize this level two floor for workbenches that you were trying to upgrade. Or you can just build more level two floors, but that costs a lot of rebar which is in high demand when you are a lower level. You can also move your bicycle station out of this section of your house to free up those four level two floors.

If you do this, you will not have to build a level two floor until you are level 62. I also recommend just deleting this shelf because it isn't very good.Next to that shelf is the artifact table, which you cannot move to a level one floor. Once you repair the artifact table, you will be able to identify artifacts. You will want to trade some of these artifacts in to the trader at the warehouse to help speed up how fast you get your bike, but you also need to keep in mind that artifacts are some of the most powerful items in the game. For example, one Blood Groove can theoretically heal over 12,000 hit points.By the time you get to the quest to fix the decoder, you will notice a bunch of unique items that can only be obtained at certain events. The hardest one of these items to get is the three Glares, because they are found in the Mysterious Basement, which spawns less often than the other events.

The first time you do the Mysterious Basement, you will find some Throwing Rocks to kill the Firefly Aberration, but after your first time, you will need to bring your own. You can also find Glares at AI player bases, but they are extremely rare, so it is easier to just wait for another Mysterious Basement.The Abandoned Cabin and Bandit Camp are essentially the same event. They don’t seem that difficult when you first get to them, but as soon as you touch their beloved bag of swag, you will get ambushed by several enemies, including a mini-boss. After killing those enemies, you get to loot their swag, which includes a Vacuum Tube and several unidentified artifacts. These events are a little different than the others in the fact that once you leave, they immediately disappear.The Besieged House is one of the most common events. In this event, you will help a farmer and his wife defend their house from the Decayers.

As you kill Decayers they will drop tags, which you can trade with the farmer for loot boxes once the event is completed. This event is amazing for getting lots of healing items, but also halfway through the event you will get two pre-war glue, which is needed for the Decoder’s Table. As you play the game, I recommend keeping as many types of healing items in your inbox so you can use them to heal the farmer when he takes too much damage. It is also helpful to note that sometimes your progress is saved when opening a chest, so you don’t have to open it all at once when trying to get the pre-war glue. You also don’t have to finish the event if you’re only purpose for doing it is to get the glue.The fifth event is The Trader, which can happen at least four times a day. Trading is almost always worth it so it is helpful to build up your reputation with them so you can make more trades.

When building your reputation it is helpful to note that the amount of reputation you get multiplies with each tier. Buying higher tier items is going to be the most cost-effective way of building up your reputation. You can see a list of what items you need to trade by going to your radio when the trader appears.You can also get a list of the items needed to trade with the Engineer, but you cannot go to the Engineer until you have finished your bicycle.

I explain a lot of this in my other video about the bicycle, but one thing to keep in mind is that extra spokes and gear sprockets are often used to trade with the Engineer, so you will want to keep the extras you have left over after crafting your bicycle. Tape also becomes much more valuable after you finish your bicycle, so make sure not to throw those away either. When you do have your bike, and you are trading with the Engineer, you will get bike attachments that either buff you or give you active skills. Do not delete duplicate bike attachments that you like. Tip: higher lvl boots help you run faster. Then you can kite enemies, even the minibosses.

Use a rifle or 2 with strider boots, and you can get through the events without getting hit at all (realistically, I can get through besieged house getting hit maybe 6 times).Beseiged house tip:Bring bandages, not for yourself, but for the farmer dude. Let him kill enemies for you. I hit ranged enemies once, then run past the farmer.

(use scout or strider boots) He will kill them for you. Run far enough past him so that if the ranged enemy kills him, it won't target you. If an enemy kills the farmer, the farmer (right now; a bug I'm sure) will shoot the enemy once you revive him, bringing the enemy back to him so you can just wait for the farmer to finish the enemy off. For melee enemies, I like to hit the enemy twice, then bring them to the farmer and run in circles in front of him so that he can kill them for you. I hit them twice b/c they will switch to targeting him if he deals more damage to them (cumulatively) than you have.

For thefinal boss, I run larger circles around the well in front of the farmer so he can shoot the boss, while I also shoot the boss a bit. Note: this doesn't work very well for the big shotgun enemies.Last, use a bow/rifle to destroy the altar without getting enemies to come after you.

Then use a yellow artifact on the enemies, run away, and then pick them off/bring them to the farmer one by one. Here you want to be careful not to let the farmer die, because if you heal him, you'll 'talk' to him, bringing the final boss over (not a big deal, you just have to kill the boss before you finish up the altar enemies, but I like the map to be empty for the final boss so I can run around without worry if needed). Doing the Beseiged house this way I never have to heal myself, and can go in naked even except for my best boots (so I save armor)I save my rifles/bows for the Beseiged house/bandit camp/abandoned cabin events, and use melee/piatols/machine guns for the warehouse.Hope this helps some folks!.