To answerd your question, if you're wanting to restart a game, simply go to the main page, click Play, then New Game. (If you're in the middle of a game, at the bottom right is the picture of a blue house; click it to take you out of that game.) If, however, you're wanting to reset any progress you've ever made, such as your rank, you'll need to delete cookies for this game.
Minikasa, you can name your town anything you wish (it isn't like we can see the name, lol). As for playing on Impossible mode, hopefully you have already won on an easier level first; I can just picture a first timer playing in that mode, what a rude awakening, lol. Besides a possible shock regarding its difficulty, there is no reason why you can't play any mode you wish, at any time you wish. Good luck with your game. :)
It really wasn't luck. It may not have taken me too many tries to win Harder, but unlike Rebuild 2's Impossible, Rebuild's Nightmare took me awhile to learn. This is not a game where the hardest modes have enough luck to truly help one win. (Though too much bad luck is a definite possibility.) One just needs to learn to adjust their playing style until they finally get it right. If you get frustrated, try Rebuild 2. It is easier and the strategy is slightly different there, and it may help you learn to adjust your playing style, just as it did myself. (And winning the hard badge there might also help your confidence here.) If you keep at it, I am sure you can at least win playing Harder. Good luck. :)
Sanikgottagofast, that option will come up later as part of the story line. You will be able to choose between getting helicopter parts and a [supposed] cure. Make sure you select those helicopter parts.
I agree. The easiest by far of the most difficult modes of the two games is Rebuild 2's Impossible with experienced people. Then Rebuild 2's Impossible with unexperienced people. And finally, the hardest, is Rebuild's Nightmare mode. But that is part of what I think makes it better. It definitely gives me a stronger sense of accomplishment. If Rebuild had the three layer color option that Rebuild 2 has, I would likely never again (or at minimum, very seldom), venture to Rebuild 2. I really don't love having to remember all the numerous buildings that I've cleared that need to be reclaimed, each and every turn; I adore seeing all those green squares. :) The other great part of that color option is that it is also helpful seeing where the people and food are, at a glance. I sure wish that if it were easy to add that color option, that SarahNorthway would add it to this original version. Please, please, please....
Wow, that is lower accuracy than I have ever tried. Since I leave those towns after only two trips around, 5 is the lowest I've done, and that is definitely harder than 6 when I start my trip out of that area. Kudos. I may have to try using 4 one day, but I just can't imagine it being my preference. You obviously learned which skills ones are the most important to start with (most people seem to start with high accuracy instead). In answer to your question, sorry, I have personally never kept track of my maximum AP, but I am sure that the average person finishes this game with a far lower score. Odds are though, that if your wealth high score is no where near the top, that those with much higher wealth had a higher AP. But it is quite obvious that you are another who likes to play a good game, build your strength, and are in no rush to end the fun. Nice to meet you. :)
I don't recommend using the cart where you can get pinned down, and get attacked by two at a time, until you can kill each of them. Imagine having multiple groups of bandits attack you like that before you can get healed.... I prefer to not get hurt at all. Against those early guys it is much better to attack, then back-step to a safe distance of at least eight steps away from them. I try to do it in a large square formation, so that I am always safe. My having high AP, this back-stepping works wonderfully, with no danger of getting hurt. Meanwhile, all that walking increases my AP, which helps all the more, so that I am better prepared when I go to fight harder opponents. As for the water situation, simply buy a Water Jerry Can. That will get you around each of the three towns individually, easily, (assuming you are using either a donkey, a mule, or perhaps no animal, which are the only options I believe that you can afford at the start).
I am not sure if you're asking either what people start with, or people end with. But those of us who are in no rush to end a game, and like to get strong, can make those numbers huge. So it is probably more important what we start with. Since Strength (Carrying) is by far the hardest to increase, I start with that number being the highest (but the more Agility (AP), the easier it is to battle, and moreover this makes it easier to improve Accuracy (Sniper)). So my character start numbers are either: 10 8 6 1, or 10 9 5 1, depending if I mind starting with only a 5 on Accuracy. For a new player, however, I recommend starting with 9 8 7 1, or perhaps if they are a strong strategy player, and can understand the concept of back-stepping to a safer distance while in battle, the 10 8 6 1. Alternatively, very poor strategy players might have the need to start with 8 8 8 1. (Of course, if they are just here for that quick badge, they can simply max their Agility and Accuracy instead.)
DleanJeans, no it doesn't. That is a matter of who gets the highest score for an individual game. (But even if that were the case, there are still many of us, who would be much higher, lol.) In fact, no matter how many I've won, only one of my games was registered as having been won on Impossible, I can only improve my final score. The score which stacks is Total Zombies Killed Ever, but that makes no distinction between the difficulty played.
Stickington, is there a section you've noticed that you're having trouble with? If so, it is easy to give you advice. If you need practically a walkthrough, I can help you tomorrow afternoon Pacific Time Zone, USA, if you'd like (or the next day, similar time). If you feel that that is the best option for you, perhaps you should pm me. Meanwhile, if it isn't from the start, but more than just a simple question, it might be helpful to check out the JayIsGames walkthrough. http://jayisgames.com/review/rebuild.php. I don't agree with all of their recommendations, but you might find some helpful answers. I hope that one of these options can help you, because this is a great game. Read the tutorial. Make sure to have enough food. Get lots of farms and housing very early. Get a hospital fairly early. Then Police Stations, Laboratories, and Malls are next most important. But do not forget to have some Churches / Bars or people get upset easy, which can cause great difficulties.
Actually, Silverspeedy, this is one of best games out there. You just didn't understand how it is to be played. I know that there can be a learning curve, but that is the most extreme case I've heard. Likely that is because the regular Tutorial is no longer working. :( I travel at the start by myself, fighting those early bandits with no problems at all. (One clue, don't be afraid to run away to a safer distance while in the middle of battle, (having ample Agility helps with this).) Maybe, now having a tad experience, you could try it again? (Read the Sheriff's advice, but instead of clothes, buy Medicine in Drushlak. In addition, if you buy a cart, make sure to connect it to your animal.) If you could have arrived at town and sold your wares and what you won from all those bandits, you would likely have nearly earned your badge. Your difficulty seems to be in not knowing how to travel the correct way. I will explain how to use the map to travel in the following paragraph.
When ready to travel, click Map. Then press your mouse on the Poca Cosa dot, and while holding down, move it until it hovers over Caganel. There will be a red line to show the direction (and if you don't keep track of how long it takes to journey, it also registers distances, to help give you have some idea of the quantity of resources you will need). Keep in mind, that because many towns do not line up perfectly, regarding traveling by a full degree number, and since you will not want to pass by the town, you may want to click on the town you are journeying to when it finally comes into view (or anywhere which would make a direct line to the town). To give you a starting idea, if you buy a Mule (5 mph), it will take 1 1/2 days for this first travel. A donkey will take longer. You can not ride animals, they are solely pack animals. Absolutely have enough water and forage for your journey. If anyone has any questions regarding this game, feel free to PM me.
LOL2143, you are very welcome; I am glad I could help. :) Since this is one of your favorite games, you might wish to play the harder mode multiple times until you get quite good at it and then try Nightmare. Or do Rebuild 2's Impossible mode multiple times to prepare for Nightmare. Nightmare is by far the most difficult mode of these two games, and it might take multiple times to win initially, but assuming you like a challenge, once you get good at this game, Nightmare mode can be all the more fun. Anymore, if I am ever in the mood to take it easy, I'll just go back to harder mode, lol. I have no real need for an easier mode than Impossible on Rebuild 2. It is just whether or not I play using experienced people. I do prefer this first Rebuild, probably because it is harder, lol, except I love the 3 colors on Rebuild 2, so that I know at a glance if a building is safe, etc. I wish they could / would add that addition that to this game.
LOL2143, you've got that far ... now is not the time to give up! When most of the town is reclaimed, somehow there are just so many zombies on those remaining blocks that it can take awhile to reclaim. Just send as many people as you can safely (it is important to protect the rest of the town), however many times it takes. That means send a LOT more people than what is needed to keep the attack danger level 0%. I.e., send 60 people instead of 5 or even 15, if it is safe to do so. Likely, even with those numbers you will still have to attack multiple times. Good luck! This is one of my favorite games. :)
AsaysAliNN, you must have deleted your cookies somehow (or perhaps have your computer set so that it doesn't record them when leaving???). I have always exited by going to menu first, but I just tried new games without exiting, just backing out of a page, and they saved the game no matter where I was, even if in the middle of a battle (though doing that, I had to restart the battle). If you used something like CCleaner, just find where your game cookies are stored, then go to Options, then Exclude, then Add that location(s), and it won't clear game info in the future (though you will want to periodically go there to individually delete unwanted cookies). Good luck.
1: I noticed comments today regarding difficulties just getting started, so I am writing a condensed starting guide: When picking the four people you want, make sure to preview the class skills to determine which combo you prefer. Then make sure to start with beginner for now, until you learn. Chars is where you adjust your characters. You will want to go there at the start of each of the other levels to add whichever Skill you most desire and then to adjust your Stat points. You will also want to go there after receiving items, to adjust the equipment your people have. I recommend saving as much good equipment as possible, even if your people aren't currently wearing them. This is because if you receive an excellent item, you may determine that it would be prudent to adjust some of their other items, and because you can later sell excess items for more desirable one(s). Make sure you see which people's weapons are melee and which are ranged types (a mage weapon is ranged).
Part 2: Back to the map, I recommend moving to places which don't have an X, initially, so that you can [hopefully] see options and be able to choose an easier group to fight. If you only have one choice for now, click on that X. Make sure to arrange your people so that only the ranged fighters are in the back row. Make sure to place your most armored person in the front middle, as they will likely receive most attacks. Be strategical with what you choose and how you choose to play. While fighting you might also want to make note of the special abilities of your opponents so that you know which one(s) are more important to kill quicker. / The Altar of Restoration will disappear once used, so make sure not to use it until absolutely necessary. It might be prudent to save some easier battles for after difficult ones, to give your people time to heal. [Because of the people I choose, I keep one opponent alive until my people have recovered, so that I start fresh my next battle.]
Part 3: It is best to leave the battle with as much health / power as possible, so if you chose people with abilities to help with that, keep this in mind. When you win the battle, click Take Loot (you can always throw away any you don't wish). Then go to Chars to adjust, if you received anything better. Because I like to know which items are new, I keep the organization on None. I will periodically set it to Type, for organization purposes, but I always make sure that it is on None before I leave to fight. Try not to use the Portal Scroll for at least two levels at a time, as that seems to be how often they can be earned. Make sure to fight all battles so that you can get better items. Try not to fight the Champions each [early] level until you are better prepared with better equipment, skills, and knowledge. Realize that the first couple of levels are likely the hardest, until you get the most needed abilities of your characters. So don't despair if it seems difficult.
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