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How To Survive in West Point in Project Zomboid

Survival is the Name of the Game.

In Project Zomboid, survival is the name of the game. But, some areas are easier to survive in than others. Case in point — West Point. Project Zomboid players have been expressing frustration at how difficult it can be to survive whilst in West Point. So, we here at Gamer Journalist would like to offer an olive branch in the form of this guide. If you’re struggling to survive in West Point, here’s some tips to consider.

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How to Survive in West Point

DISCLAIMER: The following tips were provided by the people over at the r/ProjectZomboid subreddit.

If you’re finding that the incessant hordes of zombies make your West Point supply runs an absolute chore, here are some tips to incorporate next time.

Picking the right starting safehouse can mean the difference between life and certain doom. So, if you can find one that is somewhat out of the way — and not in the center of town — you can move into the city at your own pace. Don’t be in such a rush to get downtown; move slowly and methodically, only advancing when you know you can survive the immediate obstacles.

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As there are a ton of zombies to get through, it’s best to carve a path through without having to fight. If you can guide the horde through backstreets, and then do your best to lose them, you can possibly make it to your destination without wasting valuable resources. But, if you’re not a fan of slow, methodical warfare, you can always just nab some Molotov cocktails and immolate everything in sight. It’s entirely up to you, but whatever you choose will likely require patience. For what it’s worth, I believe in you.

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James has been playing games for as long as he can remember. His first game was either The Lion King or The Mask for the SNES. He has since grown into the biggest apologist for JRPGs and he wants to be Yoko Taro for Halloween.