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Base Location Planner

Rate one candidate site from 1–5 across access, space, safety, pressure and travel. Choose a priority, then compare the strengths and risks produced entirely from your own observations.

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Change any control and the result updates immediately.

Candidate site observations

Rate only what you have personally observed at this candidate site.

Decision priority
Candidate suitability
60

TRADE-OFFS

60 / 100

Observed strengths

  • No standout strength at 4–5 yet

Observed risks

  • No major risk at the current ratings

This suitability score compares your observations and selected priority; it does not claim hidden map values.

Stored only in this browser · No account or map lookup

How this tool decides

  1. Validate every observation on a 1–5 scale.
  2. Invert zombie and radiation pressure because lower observed pressure improves suitability.
  3. Apply the selected Balanced, Loot First, Safety First or Travel First weighting, then normalize the result to 100.
  4. List every rating of 4–5 as a strength and every 1–2 rating—or 4–5 pressure—as a risk.

What it does not assume

  • No base coordinate, resource spawn or map cell is scored automatically.
  • The result does not know future patches, raids, route changes or your server conditions.
  • A high score is a comparison aid, not proof that a location is universally best.

Frequently asked questions

Does the planner know the best base coordinates?

No. It scores only the observations you enter and publishes no invented coordinates or hidden map values.

Why are pressure ratings inverted?

Because a higher user-observed zombie or radiation pressure makes the same candidate less suitable, while higher access, space and safety ratings improve it.

Where is my candidate saved?

Your current controls are stored in localStorage in this browser. Nothing is sent to an account or server.

Sources & verification

  1. Not Quite Dead: Open World Survival on SteamSteam says Coming Soon to Early Access, not yet available, with a planned September 1, 2026 release.

Community reports are never promoted to official facts without corroboration.

This planning aid is part of the independent Not Quite Dead Wiki editorial system. It does not read game files or make official recommendations.