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My suggestion if you want to be "hidden" is sit and watch where the natural flyways are on that server. What route to and from resources to the tribes take. Most recon patrols have certain places they want to check... so people just naturally follow a normal route to get to each one. Example: do they normally fly North of the volcano along the edge of the snow biome, South of the volcano along the river... high or low?... or do they fly over the volcano. Solution is, if you want to remain "hidden", don't build within render distance of these flyways.
This also means you will probably have to rely on water reservoirs instead of intake pipes. Or... rely on subtefuge... place your intake pipe and run the piping towards the trees. Build a small "fake base" just visible along that pipe. Build a small house, put in a water tap, some storage, crop plots and a smithy etc. Make it look convincing. Then continue the pipe on well past that fake base to your real base. Let the raiders show up and destroy what they assume is your base just visible at the edge of the trees. Then they'll pat themselves on the back and fly away.....
Or... look around the map for the deepest darkest forests.. the ones you cannot see the ground when you fly over. The ridges West of the river West of the volcano . The forests South of Farr's peak. The forests around Hidden Lake. Places like these.
Really good points, but I think there's one thing missing to all this...How big of a tribe are we talking about? Cause that's the thing, if you're on a couple guys, you have to stay hidden lol.
I just dont want to wake up on an empty dino pen and destroyed base. Problem is i dont know the map that well and the good spots i know about are already occupied.
Then, when you are ready, build your real base and plop down All your species-X and erect all your walls and turrets at once. Because it is the few weeks period while your base is a work in process that you are (A) visible, and (B) vulnerable. You need to make that period as short as possible so that you spring into existence before anybody recognises that you are becoming a threat. Try for a day or two, preferably during a slow period on the server... like a Tuesday. You may not want to be a threat, but that may or may not be how others see you.
Please note that this means you will have to have planned out your base - completely - before beginning. You won't be able to wing it and move back to "see how it looks and what I should do next." get out paper and pencil and start figureing out where the walls go, where the doors go, how to put the smithy near the storeage, how your going to get bulk weighty materials into and out of the base, where the species-X would be placed for best coverage, etc... and how much resources you need to craft all of it...and how you're going to get all that material Harvested and then moved to the building site. You can be undone while your making dozens and dozens of trips to haul 300 stone back and forth across the map. Remember. ALL of your resources quantities will have a comma in them. That is a huge amount of bulk weight. How many stone wall sections can you carry? Draw it out on graph paper. Draw it again. Make sure you know where you can switch to pillars/ceilings when the ground becomes unlevel. Look at your drawing... how would YOU attack such a base? Watch YT videos of other peoples bases. How were they good, how were they bad. Now go back and change yours.
You got one chance to pop up out of the underbrush and be fully protected as quickly as possible. Make your plans, then execute them.
Then come back here and tell us how close you got before the "bad" tribes found you and shot you off your half-erected walls!