How to Survive and Build the Best Base in LifeAfter

 

LifeAfter is an open world zombie survival video game developed by NetEase Games. The game features a variety of Zombies that attack you from land, air, and sea. The game’s plot starts when a virus has completely taken over the world that has disintegrated society as we know it.

 

As soon as night comes, swarms of Zombies come everywhere, and you need to survive on your own or with a friend. The game features interesting mechanics such as hunting, gathering, shooting, and base building against multiple hordes of zombies, which adds an element of depth and variety to the game.

 

Complete the Tutorial Quests:

 

The Tutorial Quests are perhaps the most important and rewarding in the entirety of LifeAfter. Even if you have an idea of how the game works, the developers have done an excellent job of designing the quest where you can easily get a grip of what the game is about and learn about some advanced mechanics that you might not have known about. All you need to do is follow the steps, and you will learn the very basics of the game.

 

The biggest advantage of doing the Tutorial Quests is it allows you to get Gold Bars, Dollars, Experience, and much more. It provides you with a good head start for what is a very hard game. So, you should take all the help you can get.

 

Find a Camp:

 

 

Just like Guilds in most games, Camps are the exact equivalent of those. It would help if you had a camp to do many things that add a lot of fun and a social aspect to the game. Firstly, camps are used to learn from much more experienced players in the game and are much older.

 

Veterans can help you get a grip on some of the more complex tasks and quests currently present in the game. Moreover, since the game features bosses, you need to do them with our camp. They cannot be done solo.

 

The camp is also a safe space where you can move around freely without the threat of zombies taking over. You can safely fish without the risk of being murdered by other players. If the camp ends up being invaded, it is quite fun to defend it from intruders. A larger camp can also turn into a Trade City.

 

The advantage of a camp turning into a trade city is that it allows you to buy and sell goods on the market other than the Central Market in Hope 101. If you want to get the best gear in the game, you need to do many bartering and trading.

 

So, having a market near you is helpful. It would help if you always tried to join a camp with an active city in terms of trading or one that is about to turn into one.

 

Complete your Daily Quests:

 

 

LifeAfter revolves around getting the best resources as quickly and effortlessly as possible. In this case, it only makes sense to take advantage of any opportunity to get free resources. So, you should always complete your daily quests. Look at the calendar icon and read what your Daily Missions are.

 

If they are worthwhile, accept them and start doing them instantly. Generally, these challenges include fishing, running through a certain place on the map, killing the Boss with your team, or doing things that you would generally do in a normal day of playing LifeAfter anyways. Completing these quests rewards you with a lot of resources that you can use to build your base.

 

Choose a Profession Wisely:

 

Like any other MMORPG, everyone in LifeAfter has some basic skills and abilities that are universal. While you can upgrade them to increase their efficiency, you need to choose a profession that puts you in a niche category. There are various professions you can choose in the game, all with their perks.

 

Generally, the best profession in LifeAfter will always be either the Gun Maker or the Logger. Both have their ways of making money through trades, but the prices these two professions offer in terms of the items you can put on the market.

 

For example, you can put up wood logs if you are a Logger, which might seem like a basic item, which is true. However, this necessity has led to the Wooden Log becoming extremely powerful in the market.

 

Remember that since LifeAfter follows a real-world economic trend, you never know when the supply or demand of something changes. Sot take this advice with a grain of salt. But suppose our model of LifeAfter's economy seems to hold any merit.

 

In that case, there are generally two professions that will always be better than the other as this is how the game's economy in terms of pricing seems to function.

 

Upgrade your Base:

 

 

Base Building is quite a fun part of your game. It is your safe space and vault. You might be subject to player hunt; trades and you might get constantly killed by other players without it.

 

To counteract this, you should always upgrade your Manor and keep it up to date. If you fail in doing this, you quickly fall behind as the Manor unlocks new weapons and workbenches that help you turn into a better LifeAfter Player.

 

Conclusion:

 

LifeAfter is an extremely expansive Open World that offers a wide variety of customization and gameplay elements. Due to this, it is not a big surprise that the game has only risen in popularity over the years. With the zombie genre slowly dying, it is quite surprising to see a game like LifeAfter still thrive.

 

As the game has always added new dynamics and is generally a fun game to play, there is no doubt that LifeAfter will remain a top-rated mobile game for years to come.

 

With a fun inventory feature, LifeAfter's camp social aspect has turned into a must-play for anyone who is even a slight fan of the genre. These tips should help you with the game's learning curve and quickly establish you as a formidable player of LifeAfter.