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Haven't used beacons in a while, so I might be wrong.
Once you complete the Horde Beacon event, the placed Horde Beacon auto destructs and drops high quality items. You should have some pretty good loot in the spot the Horde Beacon was if you did things right.
i know that it requires you to kill 100 zombies + a mega zombie
i killed like 40-50 zombies,when i thought it was a tank throwing a rock,but it was actually the beacon destroying itself(i realised it when the zombies's eyes were not red anymore)
You literally have to hold out a Horde Beacon and poke around the edges of the zombie navigation node, checking to see where it says 'too far' or is OK to place, and remember that invisible line, and make sure at least one person stays in that area (via not walking out or dying)
You 'went too far away', based on the game's point of view, and need to redo it again.
Honestly, it is a bunch of crap, for the game to not show where the all important boundary line is. I messed up a Horde Beacon attempt for a quest all because I barely touched an arbitrary indention in the navigation node on the far side of the airport runway while kiting zombies. I only found out where the stupid notch was after I had another Horde Beacon in hand and poked around for the odd boundary lines. It made little sense why such an area was removed. Sure, it was near the break in the fence, but much of the boundary also didn't include the rest of the fence on that very side. If I didn't know any better, I'd say it was done to just troll people trying to just do Horde Beacons on foot, rather than exploit the limited movement zombies have.
i did the same thing
i checked to see where the invisible line is becuase of the same mistake you did at shereyavo and i had to redo it
but im being dead serious....you know where that rock with bushes around it in zavod is?
yes,i was wandering around that rock and killing zombies
i didnt get out of the line...i thought i didnt have to check for the invisible lines since i was in the middle of the location
im guessing it was just a bug
i repeat myself:im pretty sure i didnt get out of the radius and there was no mega zombie appearing
i saw the zombies's eyes turn back to normal,and then i realised something might've happened,and im not that guy that loses memory in 10 seconds,and becuase of that i have to say i didnt kill any mega zombie nor 100 zombies (i wasted like 2 full ranger drums,and thats definetly not enough for 100 zombies and a mega one)
mightve been the zombies destryoing it....didnt have that kind of incident before though
thats why i decided to make this post at first
sorry for bad english
I can believe that there could be a hole on the navigation node in the tank factory, so jumping on top of those rocks in the center could void your Horde Beacon as well.
Long story short: Just do cheap tricks on completing the Horde Beacon quests, since the system is more than willing to hit you with cheap tricks as well.
Build yourself a 3-4 story tall wooden tower, with a hole in the center, snipe spitter zombies and the Mega zombie, and casually shoot the rest of them at your leisure (preferably with cheap ammo), and stay well within the node and find that one or two stupid zombies that always gets stuck during a Horde Beacon challenge.
i think ill just mess around with the horde beacon range for a bit to see whats up,maybe see if you're actually correct with the climbing on the top of the rocks thing