VEIN (commonly referred to as Vein), a multiplayer open-world zombie survival sandbox game developed by Ramjet Studios, has gained a large following with its high degree of freedom and hardcore survival experience. Many new players are overwhelmed by the numerous settings when creating a new world—Which settings affect survival difficulty? How to adjust them to suit new players? This VEIN new player guide (exclusively released on veingame.net, your dedicated VEIN Wiki and strategy guide site) focuses on core setting tips for Day 1, helping you avoid fatal mistakes and lay a solid foundation for survival!
Whether you're starting solo or co-op, the settings when creating a new game directly determine your subsequent survival experience. The system offers two options: "Preset Settings" and "Custom Settings". If new players are unsure about the adjustments initially, they can use presets as a starting point. If you find any inappropriate settings during gameplay, you can modify them through the admin menu—no need to panic!
First, Understand: What Do Preset Settings Actually Adjust?
VEIN's preset settings are designed to be "intuitive and easy to understand", focusing on adjusting various "multipliers". New players can quickly distinguish difficulty levels through presets, for example:
Hard Difficulty Preset: Increases zombie spawn rate, accelerates zombie detection speed, triggers "power outage" events earlier (losing power in some areas), and reduces loot drop probability;
New Player Preset: Reduces zombie density, extends zombie alert range trigger distance, delays key resource point lockdown time, and increases basic material drop rate.
While presets are convenient, if you want a more tailored gaming experience, these 6 custom settings deserve your focus—turning them on or off directly determines whether you have a "relaxed exploration" or "hardcore survival" experience!
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