The survival MMO H1Z1 takes its craftsmanship seriously. Very seriously. With the patch on April 16, bee hives are newly added.
“First the bees die, then the human dies,” it is said. In the world of H1Z1, the other way around is true: “First the majority of humans die, then they rise again as zombies, and then the survivors turn to beekeeping.”
With today’s patch, bee hives come to the survival simulator. Players can build “Bee Boxes”, their own bee hives, and take care of them for honey. From the honey, candles or restorative bandages can be crafted, or one can simply consume the honey for a quick hunger fix. The candles can be placed in the world to provide a little light and warmth. The bees will react aggressively if attacked, so the bee hives can serve not only as honey suppliers, but also as protection for one’s base.
Groups and Molotov Cocktails are coming to H1Z1
Otherwise, the patch brings the new group feature. This would be significantly more important if it would prevent friendly fire, but that does not happen. You are simply in a group, without the associated benefits that this would normally bring. Additionally, there are new crafting options for H1Z1, such as making mattresses (Tarp+10 Clothes). The “rest and fatigue” feature that was activated with the last patch is now being revised.
And for the miserable militarists who take no joy in honey (completely incomprehensible): with the patch, the first throwable weapons were introduced: Molotov cocktails.
