Is it possible to push on a door until it breaks?

[Eyeless Pilot]

I have started an RP game as a prisoner - so using "Pillows random spawns" to start at the prison. I have not spawned with the cell key though, can I break the cell door barehanded?

I found an answer of sorts... not before you die of thirst.

[Banjo Oz]

Does anyone know if it is possible to set a spawn point inside the prison that spawns the player *with* the key?

[SeikakuOtosan]

Unfortunately zombies are superman and can break steel. The player has baby strength and the can't break nearly as much. Including any doors

[Eyeless Pilot]

Originally posted by Banjo Oz:

Does anyone know if it is possible to set a spawn point inside the prison that spawns the player *with* the key?

Yes it is. I have spawned with a key, without a key, and with zombies outside the cell who had the keys after they broke down the door and I killed them barehanded.

[Zhikura Kishard]

In theory, yes, you can break down the door barehanded. Pillow has discussed this on the mod's comments section. If that has changed, however, I am not aware.

Per my own experience, it would take a grievously long time to do so, to the point where you can spare no expense of time to manage it, otherwise you will die from dehydration or starvation. As ironic as it may sound, attracting attention from the outside may be a better option, since zombies are far more efficient at breaking through such obstacles. At the very least, it'd be a merciful death.

[Beef Hammer]

Originally posted by SeikakuOtosan:

Unfortunately zombies are superman and can break steel. The player has baby strength and the can't break nearly as much. Including any doors

The thing that never makes sense about zombies (ok one thing), why are they so strong lol.

[Pocket Chicken OG]

Originally posted by Beef Hammer:

Originally posted by SeikakuOtosan:

Unfortunately zombies are superman and can break steel. The player has baby strength and the can't break nearly as much. Including any doors

The thing that never makes sense about zombies (ok one thing), why are they so strong lol.

so human muscles are actually SUPER powerful. like when someone gets shocked at a power panel and is launched 20 feet back. thats not the power shooting them back. its the muscles jolting with that much force to launch them back. So the zombies muscles arent inhibited by whatever holds us back in using our muscles. no pain, no restraint...... so thats that if you leave out the whole biology of degradation thing....... >.>

[Zhikura Kishard]

Originally posted by EnigmaGrey:

Originally posted by Zhikura Kishard:

In theory, yes, you can break down the door barehanded. Pillow has discussed this on the mod's comments section. If that has changed, however, I am not aware.

Per my own experience, it would take a grievously long time to do so, to the point where you can spare no expense of time to manage it, otherwise you will die from dehydration or starvation. As ironic as it may sound, attracting attention from the outside may be a better option, since zombies are far more efficient at breaking through such obstacles. At the very least, it'd be a merciful death.

You do no door damage from unarmed shove, so no, it won’t work by default.

Honestly, I initially thought so. The parameters for structures are low enough that even if a minimal amount of damage was caused by a shove, it should not take time in the order of days to break them down. Based on the line of discussion under the mod itself, though, I had thought to the idea that perhaps it could've been that way. If I'm mistaken, oh well. The result of such experiments is something I was prepared to see anyway. Nothing is lost from the experience.

I can still defer to my other statement, since it is apparent that there may not be any other options in the situation. Calling the wrath of the horde is the only way out if you cannot escape with your own hands.

[Eyeless Pilot]

Originally posted by Zhikura Kishard:

Originally posted by EnigmaGrey:

You do no door damage from unarmed shove, so no, it won’t work by default.

Honestly, I initially thought so. The parameters for structures are low enough that even if a minimal amount of damage was caused by a shove, it should not take time in the order of days to break them down. Based on the line of discussion under the mod itself, though, I had thought to the idea that perhaps it could've been that way. If I'm mistaken, oh well. The result of such experiments is something I was prepared to see anyway. Nothing is lost from the experience.

I can still defer to my other statement, since it is apparent that there may not be any other options in the situation. Calling the wrath of the horde is the only way out if you cannot escape with your own hands.

As you can see from the OP, I did the experiment before anybody answered, even if it was possible it wasn't in a time frame that allowed you to survive.

[Eyeless Pilot]

Originally posted by EnigmaGrey:

Originally posted by Zhikura Kishard:

In theory, yes, you can break down the door barehanded. Pillow has discussed this on the mod's comments section. If that has changed, however, I am not aware.

Per my own experience, it would take a grievously long time to do so, to the point where you can spare no expense of time to manage it, otherwise you will die from dehydration or starvation. As ironic as it may sound, attracting attention from the outside may be a better option, since zombies are far more efficient at breaking through such obstacles. At the very least, it'd be a merciful death.

You do no door damage from unarmed shove, so no, it won’t work by default.

Thanks for the definitive answer.

[Banjo Oz]

Originally posted by Eyeless Pilot:

Originally posted by Banjo Oz:

Does anyone know if it is possible to set a spawn point inside the prison that spawns the player *with* the key?

Yes it is. I have spawned with a key, without a key, and with zombies outside the cell who had the keys after they broke down the door and I killed them barehanded.

Does anyone know HOW to make the player spawn with the key (say, using a starting spawn point) though?