Project Zomboid chickens not laying: check these 5 things first
No eggs usually means a full nest box, no hutch, an immature bird, no water, or a dirty hutch. Check them in this order before assuming a bug.
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Project Zomboid generators: how long a full tank actually lasts
A generator idling with nothing plugged in burns 0.002 L/h. Add a fridge, a TV and six lamps and pzwiki's own math gives 18.7 days from a 10-liter tank.
Project Zomboid first week: what to do in what order
Two hidden clocks decide your first week in Build 42: the water shutoff and the power shutoff. Order your first seven days around them instead of around loot.
Project Zomboid broken leg: what to do first
A fracture far from base is an ordering problem, not a knowledge problem. Build a triage sequence from your bleeding, the crowd, the light and the distance.
Project Zomboid corpse sickness: rank your base and clear it
Where the bodies are matters more than how many. Weigh your own pile, get an ordered clearance plan, and stop the doorway heap from rebuilding itself.
Project Zomboid fracture healing: what actually speeds it up
A splint heals fractures roughly 10x faster, First Aid level multiplies it, comfrey halves what remains. No absolute day count exists, only relative math.
Project Zomboid Knox Infection: bite, scratch, laceration odds
A zombie bite is 100% lethal. A laceration infects 25% of the time, a scratch 7% — the exact numbers pzwiki lists, plus what changes them and what doesn't.
Project Zomboid: why am I dying with no visible wound?
Five different things produce the same queasy moodle in Build 42. Feed in what you can actually see and get the one test that separates them.
Project Zomboid: why you can't butcher every cut
The wiki says a cut is possible and the game refuses. Find which of three gates - tool, skill or animal size - is blocking the yield.