
Fight armed enemies and build up your armor and weapons.
32.3 of the 48 points that apply = 67 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
TaCZ More Level is a combat and exploration expansion for Timeless and Classics Zero, built around scavenging, tougher fights, and upgrading your equipment as you move through a wasteland-style progression. Guns have four quality grades, from Improved and Refined to Perfect and Excellent, with higher grades offering more damage and armor penetration; the mod can also generate these grades for loaded TaCZ gun packs. Its seven tiers of tactical ballistic armor use their own damage-reduction and penetration-mitigation mechanics, with legendary equipment such as the Shockwave, Power Mech, Space-Time, Stealth, and Special Ops sets adding further abilities. Armed enemies range from Refugees and Militia to Mercenaries, Assault Soldiers, Special Forces, and Super Special Forces, with their armor, weapons, movement, and reactions becoming more formidable across the ranks. Boss encounters include the War Machine mech, the Annihilator, and Marshal Lev, while the Scorpion and Slime Commander offer distinctive fights; the Slime line can split, draws family members into aggro, and yields serum and other materials. Players can recruit and manage escort partners to support them in combat, and the Marshal set’s upgrade unlocks a skill that summons allies. Exploration spans the Overworld, Nether, and End, with soldier and merchant camps, military bases, warehouse arenas, and underground test facilities offering supplies, trade, enemies, and routes toward more rewarding targets. Tactical gear includes frag grenades, Molotov cocktails, lethal and freeze mines, bandages, First Aid Kits, Medical Boxes, and hardening or immunity injectables.
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Adds 6 blocks, 151 items, 24 mobs, 12 structures, 308 recipes, 36 advancements, 56 loot tables, 318 sounds and 2 key bindings.
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