10 total slots (1 large slot, 1 small outdoor slot, 4 small outdoor built-in facilities, 4 small indoor built-in facilities).Limited room for expansion, but the spire offers great sightlines. Requirements: At least one person in your communityĬountry Church "A quaint little church at the edge of town.10 total slots (2 small outdoor slots, 3 small outdoor built-in, and 5 small indoor built-in facilities).It's a pretty map, but you'll end up using a lot of gas here too, though it does have some neat, unique bases.įirst Base - Clarington House "A small but easily defendable home with enough space to support a small community." Like the Plateau, it has longer roads with a lot of space between towns. The Foothills map has rivers running through it as well, but those are often accompanied by large rocks that make them difficult to drive through. It's got a lot of nice trees to look at, but the more condensed map makes more sense when considering resources. Major settlements are also rather sporadic.
This is easy enough to walk across in most places, but it's not easy to drive through most places. The Plateau has a gorge running through its center. The other two maps may feel bigger, but that really just means more room to waste gas. You can drive through the river that splits the map, and the towns along the winding roads are frequent. The starting base is pretty much the same across all three maps, though the foothill's starting base has a nicer fence around it.įrom IGN's experience, though, the Valley seems to be the best for traversing the map. The largest bases on each map differ, which you can see below. Ultimately, the best starting base location in State of Decay 2 depends on the bases you want in the future. When you first start State of Decay 2 you're asked to choose one of three locations for your base at the end of the tutorial: The Foothills, Plateau, or Valley.
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