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* You can level up by crafting, looting, and killing zombies. The higher your level, the more perk points you get, which you can spend on things like dealing more damage, increased based stats, and better recipes. | * You can level up by crafting, looting, and killing zombies. The higher your level, the more perk points you get, which you can spend on things like dealing more damage, increased based stats, and better recipes. | ||
** If you're not sure where to put your perk points, focus on Strength, especially Pack Mule and Sexual Tyrannosaurus. Most of the good crafting perks have a minimum character level requirement, so start looking into Intellect (especially Hammer and Forge) once you're about level 20, and work on making iron tools and building a bicycle. | ** If you're not sure where to put your perk points, focus on Strength, especially Pack Mule and Sexual Tyrannosaurus. Most of the good crafting perks have a minimum character level requirement, so start looking into Intellect (especially Hammer and Forge) once you're about level 20, and work on making a forge, iron tools, and building a bicycle. | ||
** The only real trap option for perks is Well-Insulated, good clothes will handle temperature resistance just fine. | ** The only real trap option for perks is Well-Insulated, good clothes will handle temperature resistance just fine. | ||
== Crafting and Adventuring == | == Crafting and Adventuring == | ||