== Overview ==

Barricading is one of the essential aspects of the survival of a human team. A well-constructed barricade allows humans to completely (or partially) avoid hits from various types of zombie attacks. As zombies become stronger with each wave, the chances of survival without a barricade are close to zero.
Before proceeding to the basic principles and description of the mechanics of barricading, it is necessary to understand the scale of the diversity and variability of this process.

''Here are some facts:''
*There are about/over 700 different maps in the Zombie Survival gamemode.
*In the maps themselves, there are at least several spots for barricading.
*The number of props on the maps that you can use for barricading - from a few dozen to a few hundred.
*Total number of props is about 3000 (not including the custom ones).

This means that there is no universal “scheme” of the barricade that can be built on any map at any spot with the same props. On some maps with a large number of props, you can build a thousand different barricades, changing combinations and number of props, as if shuffling a deck of cards.

But this is not a disadvantage of this gamemode. On the contrary - this is one of its main advantages, because it gives you a huge choice and space for imagination. You have no limitations in terms of complexity and design. But there are basic principles and rules that distinguish a bad, useless barricade from a good and useful one. The description of these “basic rules” is the goal of this topic, because without them you cannot build a good barricade (even the simplest one).

''But it is also worth noting that for a beginner it is extremely hard to cope with all the variety. In most cases, people make critical mistakes due to the lack of experience in barricading and because of the lack of knowledge of many aspects of the zs gameplay, which leads to sad consequences. The best solution is to learn from the barricades of players that are more experienced, try to repeat them in single-player, and only then try to build them on the server.''

== Terminology ==

{| class="wikitable"
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Barricade
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Any number of props (even 1) nailed by hammer ( [[Carpenter's Hammer]] ), which block the entrance for most types of zombies. In the future, for simplicity, the barricade will be called "cade".
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Shitcade
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |A kind of cade that has no practical use for a human team and which, accordingly, facilitates the task for the zombie team. In other words, a "wrong constructed cade".
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Prop
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Any physical object/subject that can (or cannot, f.e. – glass) be nailed with a hammer.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Hammer
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |The main tool needed to nail the prop and for their further repair.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Nail
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Is the only consumable material (ammo) that the hammer uses to nail the prop and/or to increase the health of the prop. Number of nails = maximum number of props you can nail.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Phasing
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Status when you go through the barricade with the press Z (Zoom) key.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | HP
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Short for Hitpoints. The remaining "life" of any entity, be it a human, zombie, nest, brush, deployable, prop, etc.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Deployable
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Deployables are items that can be placed in the world. Deployables can be rotated with Secondary Fire/Reload before they are placed. Deployables have HP, and they will be destroyed if they take enough damage from zombies. They can also be repaired using a mechanic's wrench. Humans will not collide with deployables, but zombies will. Props may also be nailed to deployables.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Prop Health (prop HP)
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |There are two types of prop HP - Main HP and Repair HP.
Main HP is displayed at the bottom of the green bar and with numbers on top.

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/D6pqFa8.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop with a small amount of main hp.]]

The digit on the left displays the current (remaining) prop hp, the digit on the right is the maximum prop hp. When a prop takes damage from a zombie, the digit on the left and the green bar begin to decrease and, depending on the damage received, the bar changes color to yellow or red:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/b6u5mT6.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop with a small amount of main hp.]]

Repair HP displays the number of additional hp that you can use when repairing a prop. When repairing, the blue bar will start to decrease:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/nWR0fod.gif]]|thumb|none|GIF how the mechanics of repairing prop work.]]

When you run out the repair hp:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/SqmHI6c.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop that can no longer be repaired.]]

This means that the prop cannot be repaired anymore and the only remaining HP is the Main HP. When it is at zero – the prop will break. The number (4) means the number of nails in the prop.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Big props
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Mostly large-sized props that are heavy and have a lot more main hp and repair hp than small props:
[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/lnCWknK.jpg]]|thumb|none|Example of big props.]]

You cannot carry heavy props at high speed. In rare exceptions, small-looking props come across that can be mistakenly attributed to small and light props. For example, Harpoon:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/sCSiYjG.jpg]]|thumb|none]]
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Small props
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Basically, props of small size and weight, having a lesser main and repair hp. You can carry lightweight props with high speed:
[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/lqoEuOU.jpg]]|thumb|none|Example of small props.]]
|}
== What is needed for cading ==
=== Barricading Skills ===

All barricade-related skills are located in the defense tree of the skill menu. Skills underlined in blue are required, underlined in yellow — situational:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/dWrA1Zk.jpg]]|frame|center]]

;"Handy I-V"
: Give you an additional 20% to the repair rate.
;"Hammer Discipline"
: Increase the swing speed with a hammer by 6%.
;"Builder"
: Gives you a 6 extra nails at start
;"Scheduling"
: Gives you an ability to repair faster if a prop was nailed on the previous wave, but props nailed on the current wave will repair more slowly.
;"Mending"
: The props you repaired can be automatically repaired with 3x repair rate over time with fast ticks, but your overall repair rate is reduced.
;"Pressure"
: Increases the repair speed with a hammer if the prop has low HP, but reduces the repair speed in general.
;"Precision Repairs"
: Is a special skill that creates special points on the prop, hit on which will increase the repair rate, but will reduce the repair rate and speed if miss this point.
: [[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/4AddDmL.gif]]|thumb|none|GIF showing how the "Precision Repairs" skill works.]]

'''''"Barricade Expert"''''' is a skill which cannot be found in the skill menu. This skill is automatically granted as soon as you [[Remorting|remort]].

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/POgZDtN.jpg]]|thumb|right|Location of "Barricade Expert" skill.]]

After activating this skill, the prop you have nailed will have a special ''padlock icon'' and the lock itself will have a color that matches the [b][i]color of your remort tier[/i][/b]. Remort tiers are [i]divided [/i]into groups according to colors, i.e. you can unnail props which are in your remort level group (the same color of the remort), but with a penalty:
[img]https://i.imgur.com/zQHZ2h5.jpg[/img]

But the big difference in the remorts can be bypassed if the person with a higher remort level presses a "heart" in the scoreboard near your name. That’s called “nailhearting” and you’ll be able to unnail this person's prop without losing points. Also, you receive your nails back when the nailhearted person removes your nails. When someone gives you a heart, it will become green. You need to earn the trust of the players as a cader and then they may nailheart you after you ask them.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/Mg87Ifi.png[/img]

== Barricading Guide ==

''It is also worth noting that as a beginner, it is extremely hard to cope with all the variety. People make critical mistakes due to the lack of experience in barricading and because of the lack of knowledge of many aspects of the zs gameplay. It is best to learn from the barricades of players that are more experienced, try to copy them in single-player, and then build them on the server. For examples of what you should do, consult the below section's imgur link.''

Description

== Imgur Album ==
This album contains pictures of good cades you should try to imitate, from many different servers.
https://imgur.com/a/h57NZGV

Barricading

2020-04-05T17:02:12Z

Peter: Added comma after subordinate clause. Added missing preliminary subject, there. Added verb, are, to make a whole sentence so it makes sense.

== Overview ==

Barricading is one of the essential aspects of the survival of a human team. A well-constructed barricade allows humans to completely (or partially) avoid hits from various types of zombie attacks. As zombies become stronger with each wave, the chances of survival without a barricade are close to zero.
Before proceeding to the basic principles and description of the mechanics of barricading, it is necessary to understand the scale of the diversity and variability of this process.

''Here are some facts:''
*In the Zombie Survival gamemode, there are about/over 700 different maps.
*In the maps themselves, there are at least several spots for barricading.
*The number of props on the maps that you can use for barricading - from a few dozen to a few hundred.
*Total number of props is about 3000 (not including the custom ones).

This means that there is no universal “scheme” of the barricade that can be built on any map at any spot with the same props. On some maps with a large number of props, you can build a thousand different barricades, changing combinations and number of props, as if shuffling a deck of cards.

But this is not a disadvantage of this gamemode. On the contrary - this is one of its main advantages, because it gives you a huge choice and space for imagination. You have no limitations in terms of complexity and design. But there are basic principles and rules that distinguish a bad, useless barricade from a good and useful one. The description of these “basic rules” is the goal of this topic, because without them you cannot build a good barricade (even the simplest one).

''But it is also worth noting that for a beginner it is extremely hard to cope with all the variety. In most cases, people make critical mistakes due to the lack of experience in barricading and because of the lack of knowledge of many aspects of the zs gameplay, which leads to sad consequences. The best solution is to learn from the barricades of players that are more experienced, try to repeat them in single-player, and only then try to build them on the server.''

== Terminology ==

{| class="wikitable"
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Barricade
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Any number of props (even 1) nailed by hammer ( [[Carpenter's Hammer]] ), which block the entrance for most types of zombies. In the future, for simplicity, the barricade will be called "cade".
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Shitcade
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |A kind of cade that has no practical use for a human team and which, accordingly, facilitates the task for the zombie team. In other words, a "wrong constructed cade".
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Prop
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Any physical object/subject that can (or cannot, f.e. – glass) be nailed with a hammer.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Hammer
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |The main tool needed to nail the prop and for their further repair.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Nail
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Is the only consumable material (ammo) that the hammer uses to nail the prop and/or to increase the health of the prop. Number of nails = maximum number of props you can nail.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Phasing
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Status when you go through the barricade with the press Z (Zoom) key.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | HP
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Short for Hitpoints. The remaining "life" of any entity, be it a human, zombie, nest, brush, deployable, prop, etc.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Deployable
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Deployables are items that can be placed in the world. Deployables can be rotated with Secondary Fire/Reload before they are placed. Deployables have HP, and they will be destroyed if they take enough damage from zombies. They can also be repaired using a mechanic's wrench. Humans will not collide with deployables, but zombies will. Props may also be nailed to deployables.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Prop Health (prop HP)
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |There are two types of prop HP - Main HP and Repair HP.
Main HP is displayed at the bottom of the green bar and with numbers on top.

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/D6pqFa8.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop with a small amount of main hp.]]

The digit on the left displays the current (remaining) prop hp, the digit on the right is the maximum prop hp. When a prop takes damage from a zombie, the digit on the left and the green bar begin to decrease and, depending on the damage received, the bar changes color to yellow or red:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/b6u5mT6.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop with a small amount of main hp.]]

Repair HP displays the number of additional hp that you can use when repairing a prop. When repairing, the blue bar will start to decrease:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/nWR0fod.gif]]|thumb|none|GIF how the mechanics of repairing prop work.]]

When you run out the repair hp:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/SqmHI6c.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop that can no longer be repaired.]]

This means that the prop cannot be repaired anymore and the only remaining HP is the Main HP. When it is at zero – the prop will break. The number (4) means the number of nails in the prop.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Big props
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Mostly large-sized props that are heavy and have a lot more main hp and repair hp than small props:
[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/lnCWknK.jpg]]|thumb|none|Example of big props.]]

You cannot carry heavy props at high speed. In rare exceptions, small-looking props come across that can be mistakenly attributed to small and light props. For example, Harpoon:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/sCSiYjG.jpg]]|thumb|none]]
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Small props
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Basically, props of small size and weight, having a lesser main and repair hp. You can carry lightweight props with high speed:
[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/lqoEuOU.jpg]]|thumb|none|Example of small props.]]
|}
== What is needed for cading ==
=== Barricading Skills ===

All barricade-related skills are located in the defense tree of the skill menu. Skills underlined in blue are required, underlined in yellow — situational:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/dWrA1Zk.jpg]]|frame|center]]

;"Handy I-V"
: Give you an additional 20% to the repair rate.
;"Hammer Discipline"
: Increase the swing speed with a hammer by 6%.
;"Builder"
: Gives you a 6 extra nails at start
;"Scheduling"
: Gives you an ability to repair faster if a prop was nailed on the previous wave, but props nailed on the current wave will repair more slowly.
;"Mending"
: The props you repaired can be automatically repaired with 3x repair rate over time with fast ticks, but your overall repair rate is reduced.
;"Pressure"
: Increases the repair speed with a hammer if the prop has low HP, but reduces the repair speed in general.
;"Precision Repairs"
: Is a special skill that creates special points on the prop, hit on which will increase the repair rate, but will reduce the repair rate and speed if miss this point.
: [[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/4AddDmL.gif]]|thumb|none|GIF showing how the "Precision Repairs" skill works.]]

'''''"Barricade Expert"''''' is a skill which cannot be found in the skill menu. This skill is automatically granted as soon as you [[Remorting|remort]].

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/POgZDtN.jpg]]|thumb|right|Location of "Barricade Expert" skill.]]

After activating this skill, the prop you have nailed will have a special ''padlock icon'' and the lock itself will have a color that matches the [b][i]color of your remort tier[/i][/b]. Remort tiers are [i]divided [/i]into groups according to colors, i.e. you can unnail props which are in your remort level group (the same color of the remort), but with a penalty:
[img]https://i.imgur.com/zQHZ2h5.jpg[/img]

But the big difference in the remorts can be bypassed if the person with a higher remort level presses a "heart" in the scoreboard near your name. That’s called “nailhearting” and you’ll be able to unnail this person's prop without losing points. Also, you receive your nails back when the nailhearted person removes your nails. When someone gives you a heart, it will become green. You need to earn the trust of the players as a cader and then they may nailheart you after you ask them.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/Mg87Ifi.png[/img]

== Barricading Guide ==

''It is also worth noting that as a beginner, it is extremely hard to cope with all the variety. People make critical mistakes due to the lack of experience in barricading and because of the lack of knowledge of many aspects of the zs gameplay. It is best to learn from the barricades of players that are more experienced, try to copy them in single-player, and then build them on the server. For examples of what you should do, consult the below section's imgur link.''

Description

== Imgur Album ==
This album contains pictures of good cades you should try to imitate, from many different servers.
https://imgur.com/a/h57NZGV

Barricading

2020-04-05T16:19:06Z

Peter: /* Overview */

== Overview ==

Barricading is one of the essential aspects of the survival of a human team. A well-constructed barricade allows humans to completely (or partially) avoid hits from various types of zombie attacks. As zombies become stronger with each wave, the chances of survival without a barricade are close to zero.
Before proceeding to the basic principles and description of the mechanics of barricading, it is necessary to understand the scale of the diversity and variability of this process.

''Here are some facts:''
*In the Zombie Survival gamemode, there are about/over 700 different maps.
*In the maps themselves at least several spots for barricading.
*The number of props on the maps that you can use for barricading - from a few dozen to a few hundred.
*Total number of props is about 3000 (not including the custom ones).

This means that there is no universal “scheme” of the barricade that can be built on any map at any spot with the same props. On some maps with a large number of props, you can build a thousand different barricades, changing combinations and number of props, as if shuffling a deck of cards.

But this is not a disadvantage of this gamemode. On the contrary - this is one of its main advantages, because it gives you a huge choice and space for imagination. You have no limitations in terms of complexity and design. But there are basic principles and rules that distinguish a bad, useless barricade from a good and useful one. The description of these “basic rules” is the goal of this topic, because without them you cannot build a good barricade (even the simplest one).

''But it is also worth noting that for a beginner it is extremely hard to cope with all the variety. In most cases, people make critical mistakes due to the lack of experience in barricading and because of the lack of knowledge of many aspects of the zs gameplay, which leads to sad consequences. The best solution is to learn from the barricades of players that are more experienced, try to repeat them in single-player, and only then try to build them on the server.''

== Terminology ==

{| class="wikitable"
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Barricade
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Any number of props (even 1) nailed by hammer ( [[Carpenter's Hammer]] ), which block the entrance for most types of zombies. In the future, for simplicity, the barricade will be called "cade".
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Shitcade
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |A kind of cade that has no practical use for a human team and which, accordingly, facilitates the task for the zombie team. In other words, a "wrong constructed cade".
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Prop
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Any physical object/subject that can (or cannot, f.e. – glass) be nailed with a hammer.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Hammer
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |The main tool needed to nail the prop and for their further repair.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Nail
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Is the only consumable material (ammo) that the hammer uses to nail the prop and/or to increase the health of the prop. Number of nails = maximum number of props you can nail.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Phasing
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Status when you go through the barricade with the press Z (Zoom) key.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | HP
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Short for Hitpoints. The remaining "life" of any entity, be it a human, zombie, nest, brush, deployable, prop, etc.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Deployable
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Deployables are items that can be placed in the world. Deployables can be rotated with Secondary Fire/Reload before they are placed. Deployables have HP, and they will be destroyed if they take enough damage from zombies. They can also be repaired using a mechanic's wrench. Humans will not collide with deployables, but zombies will. Props may also be nailed to deployables.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Prop Health (prop HP)
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |There are two types of prop HP - Main HP and Repair HP.
Main HP is displayed at the bottom of the green bar and with numbers on top.

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/D6pqFa8.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop with a small amount of main hp.]]

The digit on the left displays the current (remaining) prop hp, the digit on the right is the maximum prop hp. When a prop takes damage from a zombie, the digit on the left and the green bar begin to decrease and, depending on the damage received, the bar changes color to yellow or red:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/b6u5mT6.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop with a small amount of main hp.]]

Repair HP displays the number of additional hp that you can use when repairing a prop. When repairing, the blue bar will start to decrease:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/nWR0fod.gif]]|thumb|none|GIF how the mechanics of repairing prop work.]]

When you run out the repair hp:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/SqmHI6c.jpg]]|thumb|none|Prop that can no longer be repaired.]]

This means that the prop cannot be repaired anymore and the only remaining HP is the Main HP. When it is at zero – the prop will break. The number (4) means the number of nails in the prop.
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Big props
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Mostly large-sized props that are heavy and have a lot more main hp and repair hp than small props:
[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/lnCWknK.jpg]]|thumb|none|Example of big props.]]

You cannot carry heavy props at high speed. In rare exceptions, small-looking props come across that can be mistakenly attributed to small and light props. For example, Harpoon:

[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/sCSiYjG.jpg]]|thumb|none]]
|- style="vertical-align: center;"
! scope="row" style="width: 10%;" | Small props
| style="padding: 0.8% 0.5% 0.8% 0.5%;" |Basically, props of small size and weight, having a lesser main and repair hp. You can carry lightweight props with high speed:
[[File:[[https://i.imgur.com/lqoEuOU.jpg]]|thumb|none|Example of small props.]]
|}

== Barricading Skills == 

All barricade-related skills are located in the defense tree of the skill menu.

;Handy I-V
: +Increases repair rate.
;Hammer Discipline
: +20% faster swing speed with a hammer.
;Prying Hammer
: +Press reload on doors to deal significant damage too them
;Precision Repairs
: +Repairing specific spots doubles repair rate and increases reinforcement time by 50%.
: -15% slower swing speed with a hammer.
;Scheduling
: +Props not nailed this wave repair faster.
: -Props nailed this wave repair slower.
;Pressure
: +Repair props under 60% HP with 25% more repair rate.
: -5% slower swing speed with a hammer.
;Mending
: +Repair props for 3x the amount of initial repair over time.
: -40% repair rate.

=== Barricade Expert ===
Barricade Expert is a skill which cannot be found in the skill menu. This skill is automatically granted as soon as you [[Remorting|remort]].

With this skill you will be able to unnail other people's props without losing 3 points, as long as they don't have the same [[Remorting|remort]] lock color as you. Players who do not have this skill or have a lower remort level will not be able to unnail your props. The purpose of this skill is to protect your props from sabotage by inexperienced players.

Once this skill is unlocked, props you nail will have a special padlock icon with a color that matches the color of your remort tier. Remort tiers are divided into groups according to colors. Members of the same remort tier can unnail each other's props, but they will incur a point penalty.

== Barricading Guide ==

''It is also worth noting that as a beginner, it is extremely hard to cope with all the variety. People make critical mistakes due to the lack of experience in barricading and because of the lack of knowledge of many aspects of the zs gameplay. It is best to learn from the barricades of players that are more experienced, try to copy them in single-player, and then build them on the server. For examples of what you should do, consult the below section's imgur link.''

Description

== Imgur Album ==
This album contains pictures of good cades you should try to imitate, from many different servers.
https://imgur.com/a/h57NZGV