Water will also function differently after the Alpha 21 update to 7 Days to Die. Most likely, it means that points of interest will have certain new features and balance tweaks in line with the more sweeping changes to the game.
The Dev Diary claims this will bring hundreds of existing POIs up to "current standards," but exactly what that means is unclear. Some existing POIs will simply get proper names, while others will receive more substantial upgrades. Points of interest, which refers to most buildings and landmarks in 7 Days to Die, will also see some changes. Shadows on grass, which were previously removed from the game in order to improve performance, will return in the update for players with higher-end PCs. However, the developers still ensure that all players on a server can have some fully-simulated zombies on screen at the same time. Certain features will be throttled at a distance from the player in order to decrease PC workloads both client-side and server-side.
There are also a number of changes coming to the Alpha 21 update for 7 Days to Die that seem geared toward improving the game's performance. To match this, repair kits will no longer simply return vehicles to full health, but the vehicles themselves will also do more damage and have improved collision physics. Grease Monkey now increases the effectiveness of repair kits the higher the player's skill, the more vehicle health the kit will restore. In previous versions of 7 Days to Die, Grease Monkey governed what vehicles players could craft, but with crafting reliant on skills rather than perks in the upgrade, that'll change. The Grease Monkey perk will receive special attention in the Alpha 21 update, while the Sexual T-Rex perk will be removed.
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