More annoying than anything, gives you less time in the day. I play with all loot set to extremely rare except for melee weapons set to rare and guns/ammo set to normal. Great list! Looking through the list, I think you got them all. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. Avoid. Sleepyhead 1/5. It's only useful to save time and hence make the game slightly less boring. The farming skill itself isn't THAT useful though and your points will often best be spent elsewhere. As these two are pretty similar to each other i thought id bring them both under the same category. I always like to see how other peoples play styles since the game is so customizable. Agoraphobic is probably the worst of the two, but it is great when paired with adrenaline junkie. ._3Z6MIaeww5ZxzFqWHAEUxa{margin-top:8px}._3Z6MIaeww5ZxzFqWHAEUxa ._3EpRuHW1VpLFcj-lugsvP_{color:inherit}._3Z6MIaeww5ZxzFqWHAEUxa svg._31U86fGhtxsxdGmOUf3KOM{color:inherit;fill:inherit;padding-right:8px}._3Z6MIaeww5ZxzFqWHAEUxa ._2mk9m3mkUAeEGtGQLNCVsJ{font-family:Noto Sans,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:14px;font-weight:400;line-height:18px;color:inherit} Just avoid getting fractures and you will barely notice you have the trait. Also prevents you from using the radio for weather/helicopter event warnings. Asthmatic: 2/5 very viable since it doesn't actually reduce Fitness, which is what decides how sleepy you get and how fast you attack. And do they have any negatives that stick forever? Pacifist, despite what it says, only makes you get 30% less experience with weapons. Carry weight before encumbrance didnt increase, nor did the maximum 50 carry weight cap. Please read the following rules before commenting: Save my nickname and email in this browser for the next time I comment. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[728,90],'setreadygame_com-leader-2','ezslot_10',157,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-setreadygame_com-leader-2-0');Okay I know what youre thinking, in a zombie survival game where you are beating down enemies you want to be able to hit as hard as possible. It doesnt make your attacks less powerful or anything like this. Negative traits give you points back, which you'll need if your occupation puts you in the negative. Gymnast - lightfooted helps with stealth which is meh, so it's 5 points for nimble, but it's totally worth. Just carry 2 filled bottles around with you and you wont notice this trait. Play deaf, it's 12 free points. Unlike in real life, being a smoker in Project Zomboid is not all that bad and doesn't cause any health risks. Because of this I'd personally put it at 2, but I won't dispute a 3 too much simply because for whatever reason other people somehow find it to be useful. Not worth it, dexterous is too useful, and the 400% transfer rate is insane. One thing that I didnt take into account when making that list is the fact that to pick these positive traits, youre going to have to take some hits. The most expensive traits in the game, but often essential to survival. You are correct. Prone to illness makes you more likely to get a cold but outdoorsman makes you less likely to get and cold and you're something like 90% less likely to get scratched on a tree which also covers thin skinned. Since we are on the vein of traits that wont matter in the long-term its worth bringing underweight into the mix. I picked ugly, underweight, social anxiety, bald, oversleeper and underachiever. https://discord.gg/theindiestone, Press J to jump to the feed. It might make sense for Smoker to eventually be possible to get rid of, but it looks like it's permanent for now (maybe it represents those people who can never truly ditch the addiction, and not just anyone who's addicted). 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Overweight/Underweight can be remedied with the appropriate food intake, i think you can get desensitised after killing a shit-ton of zombies - not 100% sure tho. If you're an experienced driver with a PC that can run the game well you are simply NEVER going to die to Speed Demon, and the increase in acceleration speeds up gameplay; particularly when it comes to towing. To achieve this, you will need to balance out positive traits with negative ones. Leave a comment below and once youre done with this list you can also check out another post I did on the top 10 best traits to take in Project Zomboid. Obviously you wont be able to take these traits together but you can match it with others that reduce fitness as well. The XP boost to nimble is great, as it levels extremely slowly on its own. Useful skill, but its hard to justify spending 5 points on this. Just fast forward time. Slow Healer (doesn't really matter; also don't get hurt), High Thirst (water is trivial unless you have month-long drought), Underweight (just gorge yourself on perishable food before the power goes out), Smoker (this is a positive trait disguised as a negative one), Prone to Illness (free points; just don't sit out in the rain naked for hours), Hearty Appetite (food isn't much of a problem and you need to eat enough calories to maintain a healthy weight anyway), Conspicuous (it makes you more likely to be spotted, but zombies are doing lots of spot checks anyway so it doesn't matter much), Weak Stomach (you shouldn't be eating bad food regardless, so this is free points), Short Sighted (it's broken and only decreases your foraging radius), Cowardly (unless you're going up against giant hordes panic isn't really an issue, and Beta Blockers are plentiful), Slow Reader (it's annoying but not bad, you just spend more time fast-forwarding in your base). Short Sighted only affects foraging radius and makes no difference to actual perception sight. Also IRL Nervous Wreck. I also play with insane population so you would think inconspicuous would be useful but its actually more helpful to let zombies be able to notice you from a greater distance. YouTuber Retanaru also posted a great video breaking down some of the best traits to use that you can see here. No brainer. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. In order to survive, you do have to put in a little more effort, but you earn more points in return. I love claustrophobic. Want an overweight lumberjack? Which DOES affect stamina. So over time your panic generation decreases so it kinda goes away, also you can stand outside and click on something to sleep on and it'll work, you can also speed up time and your panic will go down, then right click sleep. Take fast learner instead. The problem being, this is per tick, so if you're on a tile for 9 ticks and there is a 92% chance, you'll almost always likely be seen regardless, because it's not a 92% chance the whole time, it's 92% chance per tick which happens extremely fast in terms of gameplay. The mechanics are complicated but a few levels in nimble/lightfooted largely nullify clumsy, and being in stealth gives zombies a chance to ignore your footstep sounds on top of that. Join. Yes. As its an RPG game you are developing your own story, so play as you wish. Again you probably don't know how detection works in the game. Same thing with under/overweight. Here you will find what we consider the best positive traits to choose in Project Zomboid. If you're not a Burglar (or Police) it's a very good pick. Both farming and foraging are essential to long term play throughs but both those skills can easily be leveled up before you actually need them later on. 25% slower xp gain with weapons. Why the hell did i think writing this was a good idea this took like an hour fuck AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. Though its hard to justify taking for 8 points. There really isnt a best build for the game. Claustrophobia on a no sleep MP server is just free points. #projectzomboid #zomboidI wanted to try another challenge in Project Zomboid, so I decided to see what it would be like to create a character with (almost) a. Unless youre able to set yourself up well with vehicles, gas, weapons and meds before you die; youre going to have to do the early game grind all over again. It's entirely unnecessary. Leveling farming is kinda easy, just read a farming book and collect the crops. I'll start with the ones I've been able to determine: Feeble Obese Out of Shape Overweight Poor eyesight . It's good, but even at max speed boost you can be wasting hours of your real life into this game by taking this trait instead of Fast Reader. Foraging is useful. The critical chance of attacks is capped between 10% and 90%. I'd put Speed Demon at 2. Wakeful: 5/5 Less loss of fatigue and faster sleeping time. ._1sDtEhccxFpHDn2RUhxmSq{font-family:Noto Sans,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:14px;font-weight:400;line-height:18px;display:-ms-flexbox;display:flex;-ms-flex-flow:row nowrap;flex-flow:row nowrap}._1d4NeAxWOiy0JPz7aXRI64{color:var(--newCommunityTheme-metaText)}.icon._3tMM22A0evCEmrIk-8z4zO{margin:-2px 8px 0 0} Go right ahead! Take with outdoorsman to negate most of the negative effects and gain 2 free points. Lastly, the bonus that thick skin provides is so negligible that its not worth the points. The only real issue would be sleeping but you can just choose a base with a big enough room to place a bed in. Foraging will keep you well fed thru summer and trapping will keep you fed thru winter. 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