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Image 1 — Any differences/benefits between these two wall placements?

Image 2 — Any differences/benefits between these two wall placements?

▲ 8 r/SonsOfTheForest

Any differences/benefits between these two wall placements?

One with the vertical support logs, one without. Just curious if it changed integrity, building opportunities, etc.

u/CreeperXteo — 1 day ago

▲ 13 r/TheForest

(Map of all locations are on the last image) I'm not typically one for megabases because I just don't stay that committed to one location, I just build things that fit the bill of being cool and useful. Sorry in advance for not disabling HUD

#1 \"The Clifflside Refuge\" First base I built. Chose the fertile hills because I never got attacked

(1) Nice little area inside, with a platform to peek over the wall

(1) Faces a cliff towards the snow

#2 \"Shack in the Backwoods\" Built here cause I thought it would be safe, but got ambushed a lot. Finished the game here

(2) Has a cozy interior with walls, bedroom to the left and armory to the right

(2) Armed it to the teeth in the back but ended up not working, cannibals hurt the rock wall behind the defensive wall because they were too close together

#3 \"The Estate\" Thought I was done after beating the game, but got a weird bout of inspiration walking onto this big empty plot of land

(3) Only features the house and bonfire. Meant to build more, but this was more than I needed

(3) Two floors that have an armory, trophy room, bedroom, and the family room for Eric to cope

(3) Also features the ugliest log catcher that humanity has ever witnessed (also only sort of worked because loge often got spat out the zipline hole and hit me in the face)

#4 \"Battle Tower\" This one's littered with cannibals, good god. Had to fend them off every 5 minutes and they came in big groups

(4) Close to the biggest village. Traps all around the treeline really helped at culling aggressors

(4) Features a nice little backyard with garden and essentials

#5 \"Lil Stilt House\" Made over another cliff. but a much more dangerous one. This was a hard one to finish. Almost got destroyed a couple times by Megan and Cowmen

(5) Little backyard with garden and essentials part 2

(5) Has a nice view over said cliff, this one's pretty deep in the woods

#6 \"The High Road\" Wanted to build over a lake as a final sendoff to the playthrough, that's the whole backstory

(6) Bridge attatches to a platform that's fixed to the side of the cliff, getting logs to the actual foundation was annoying

(6) \"open concept\" at the back end, made this as more of an observation area to celebrate my last base

u/CreeperXteo — 12 days ago

▲ 1 r/driving

Near my school this neighborhood has 1/2 hour parking all throughout. There is this one part that turns, has a ~200ft straightaway, then turns again, and I’ve drawn a map of the road. The red is where there are visible 1/2 hour parking signs on the sidewalk. The green stretch is where there isn’t one of those signs, just a street sweeping sign. No evidence of this stretch having any 1/2hr signs, even where one might have been ripped off of the street sweeping sign I just mentioned.

Is it legal for me to park on the stretch that doesn’t feature 1/2hr signs? Literally the only road that doesn’t have any time restricting signs.

u/CreeperXteo — 15 days ago