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Each 2500hp concrete block takes about 34rocks and 10sand, then another 34rocks+10sand to upgrade to Rconcrete with 5000hp.
I like using Rconcrete for the first two blocks of a horde-base and then cobblestone for higher areas that won't get hit nearly as often because it's a little cheaper and much faster to make.
However? There are current base designs out there that materials are not important. Zombies can be manipulated to path in various ways as to all but ignore blocks all together. These tend to be very dangerous designs if something goes wrong, But some of the most satisfying ones to build.
Side note. I would recommend to always have two bases. One for crafting and storing loot. A separate, but nearby horde base.
Also sometimes handy to slap flagstone blocks into some areas to patch temporarily, then upgrade them as time permits.
Its one of those head scratchers, like why cobbletone blue bags are all over tier 4-5 Pois. Or why on earth 100% hp cement blocks get treated as empty rebar and eat up your cement mix if you accidently try to repair em.
^This, i keep a stack of cobblestone around as quick patch up blocks for horde night if they manage to breach part of my wall. kill them off and have a friend replace the blocks to hold out till the end of the night.
O_o
you do realize that in your inventory or at a workbench you can craft cobblestone for 1 clay + 1 stone? That pretty much makes flagstone blocks not only pointless, but an absolute waste of resources.
Further to what others are saying here, I'm shocked how many stop using cobblestone so early. Like, what kind of bases are you guys building where the Zombies even make it to your walls in early AND mid game?! O_o
Cobblestone goes super far for me, and no, I'm not playing on "easy mode". I just think in terms of "defending perimeters and zones" instead of "protecting walls". Why bother with building walls for the sake of them being cannon fodder? That seems like a lot of wasted labor & materials.
You need 4 cobblestone rocks (4stone and 4clay) to make a 500hp block of flagstone and another 10cobblestone rocks to upgrade that flagstone block to a cobblestone block.
The cobblestone rocks you make with 1clay+1stone are just an ingredient, not a block.