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You raised some fair concerns but proposed really bad solutions, end-game base with only 1 entrance and has barbed wires all over its walls is going to be a really busted and OP base. Why? Because players can just block that 1 entrance using a vehicle and everyone inside that base will be unreachable for zombies to hit while the survivors inside get to shoot the zombies like dummy target practice. Furthermore, if you are being chased by hordes outside of the base and you want to get inside base base to save yourself but the base only has 1 entrance and unfortunately you're in the opposite side of where the entrance is supposed to be, that means you have to go around the huge base just to get in. The more reasonable solution would be, to have 3+ entrances but has barbed wires all over the walls.
Farmland Compound base on Trumbull Valley has barbed wires all over its walls. It's an end-game base but it only requires you to have at least 6 survivors (instead of 8), has decent amount of large & small slots for you to build and has THE best location out of all end-game bases in the game as it's located right in the middle of the map.
Having a single watchtower is already a mistake, but to go and use all your small/large slots to build watchtowers (even if they're all red talon watchtowers), man. That is THE worst thing you could do to your base and your NPC survivors' lives. Watchtower will endangers NPCs that are inside it (especially during sieges), this is due to sod2's AI being too dumb to navigate around the watchtower.
Watch the breakdown of sod2's AI behaviour when "interacting" with the watchtower here:
https://youtu.be/xOW69dXns4E?si=xaJAbSqtPkFp3Yfc
I used a van to do it, maybe a smaller car won't spawn into the parking lot. I assume it's got something to do with the vehicle being "Parked", but will faff around a bit more.
I'll have to try Trumbull Valley again sometime, I didn't spend too long there in Campaign mode. That seems like something I'd enjoy.
Dw about the towers, I deconstructed them the moment I saw what was happening. I didn't know only 6 survivors can be present at the same time, giving you way less defence than you think you have. That video was very helpful, will definitely be minmaxing defence, horde wave defence is really fun for me.