Reach day 100 achievement. How do you survive 100 days...of boredom?

[S.C.P.D.]

So far it seems even on lethal, the game takes no more than 25 days to finish everything. So when this achievement ask you to survive 100 days on Dread or Nightmare, how do you deal with the boredom?
I suspect cleaning out all plague heart and filter 10+ enclaves with useful bonus can be done within 20 days, and what do you do in the rest of 80 days? That's about 120 hours of game play, anyone have experience with long run community let me know what I can do in all these time or might just give up on this achievement...

[Aesyle]

Change maps.

That's what i did to get my True Grit.
Overall, i changed maps 5-6 times, looting every map 100% and also trying out every base on map for added entertainment.

In the end, my community that got me True Grit, finished on day 145, since i was on day 91 when Trumbull Valley map released. And just for safe measure, i waited until day 100 and when True Grip popped, before changing into Trumbull Valley at Nightmare difficulty.

[Protectron]

Set other goals than finishing Legacies.

Honestly, any other goal you set for yourself is more entertaining than finishing Legacies. Including writing messages on a field with cars or seeing how many legless zombies you can lure into a house or something.

[SpunkyJones]

Can also try exiling people till your down to 3 and then change maps, then you’ll need to build up the community again.

[Doctor Darling]

I've on day 50, and I've only passed the boredom by clearing out everything I can and changing maps.

[Ihateeverybody]

I get bored way too easy. Even switching Maps. I thinnk most I have stuck it out was more than 20 less then 30. I could do it dread or below but definately not Nightmare or above (they don't play).

[sidvanhound]

"Days of Boredom" ? There is always something to do.
Amongst other things I collect Cars.

https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198082256042/screenshots/?appid=495420

[S.C.P.D.]

Originally posted by Aesyle:

Change maps.

That's what i did to get my True Grit.
trying out every base on map for added entertainment.

that sounds like a good idea

[Doctor Darling]

Originally posted by Aesyle:

Change maps.

That's what i did to get my True Grit.
Overall, i changed maps 5-6 times, looting every map 100% and also trying out every base on map for added entertainment.

In the end, my community that got me True Grit, finished on day 145, since i was on day 91 when Trumbull Valley map released. And just for safe measure, i waited until day 100 and when True Grip popped, before changing into Trumbull Valley at Nightmare difficulty.

Honestly, that sounds like a great idea. There's a few bases I've never touched even though I've played on each map atleast 8 times.

[Rifal]

Originally posted by sidvanhound:

"Days of Boredom" ? There is always something to do.
Amongst other things I collect Cars.

https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198082256042/screenshots/?appid=495420

LOL, yeah that's what I did

[shmodzilla]

Ive gone back just to mess with other bases only to realize how much better some medium bases were than the larges. The description doesnt fully describe them if that makes sense. Such as some pre built items that exist CAN be removed.

[Aesyle]

Originally posted by S.C.P.D.:

Originally posted by Aesyle:

Change maps.

That's what i did to get my True Grit.
trying out every base on map for added entertainment.

that sounds like a good idea

Originally posted by Doctor Darling:

Originally posted by Aesyle:

Change maps.

That's what i did to get my True Grit.
Overall, i changed maps 5-6 times, looting every map 100% and also trying out every base on map for added entertainment.

In the end, my community that got me True Grit, finished on day 145, since i was on day 91 when Trumbull Valley map released. And just for safe measure, i waited until day 100 and when True Grip popped, before changing into Trumbull Valley at Nightmare difficulty.

Honestly, that sounds like a great idea. There's a few bases I've never touched even though I've played on each map atleast 8 times.

While some bases are located at the map border and doesn't appeal in normal game, they may have unique built-in and/or interesting layout, giving some benefits to it. Also, change of scenery is also nice.

For example, Cabin Park Motel in Drucker County, in my opinion, has one of the nicest scenery around it. And it has few other benefits as well. Though, it is most likely skipped in normal gameplay due to it's poor location and having only 2 parking slots.