DayZ: EverHold

Most DayZ servers make you choose between a world that means something and a base that lasts.

EverHold gives you both. Loot is boosted enough that building is actually worth doing, but nothing about the danger is softened — there are no safe zones, no truces, and no protection from the person on the other side of the treeline.

Raiding is possible. It is just expensive, and it only happens on schedule. A base you spent a week on is still standing when you log back in, and the world carries on between sessions instead of resetting the moment somebody finds plastic explosives.

Walls take three times the punishment

Vanilla wall health is tripled, and explosives are scarce, so breaking in is a project rather than an afternoon.

Damage lands where you hit it

A hit damages the panel it struck, not the whole structure.

Panels come down before frames

A wall's panels have to be destroyed first. The frame underneath only becomes vulnerable once they are gone.

Bases are untouchable outside the window

Base damage is only possible during a raid window. Every other hour of the week, your walls cannot be hurt at all.

Killing on sight is always allowed

There are no safe zones and no rules of engagement. The schedule protects your base, never you.