Flatland Base

This base designed right after Rust Devblog 182. Main advantage of the base: Since the new update It is hard to build bases combining efficient space, decent online and offline defence. This 4-5 people group base can do all of it without you having to find too many blueprints. I think and prefer as an online defence strategy for a base the most important thing is to have vision and fluid movement without jumping over/around many obstacles. If you can see and move clearly you can defend properly. Since there are many peek holes for close range defence and stone barricades for long range defence it is very simple and effective to use. How to use peek holes: Once raiders see you looking/shooting through a peek hole you need to switch to another peek hole and go on like that. So you can always have the first shot. On the roof floor, there is a shoot for quickly getting to the bottom floor. (Seen it from SwaggyTheFox, really cool idea.) Has 2 TC, on the first and 3rd floors. I used "stacked-walls" and how to build this: Once you subscribe to design you can see the blueprint and a guide for distances of foundations and how to stack walls builded near the base. For the second floor you need to build square floors first before building triangular walls or you won't be able to place them. Since after the first floor it is repetetive except the roof. You don't need to build the base in one go. (Building order is in the file.) It takes 7x8 square foundations of space to build but since it has "wall-stacking" it is space efficient. Since the blueprint update, it is good practice to not use salvaged shelves since you might not find them right away. It takes 28 rockets to get into the loot room from the sides (assuming some sheet metal doors are armored) except from corners it takes 24 rockets to go to the center and from foundations it will take 16 rockets but who attackes a base from its corner? Right ?? >.> Also since you cannot see if it is double stacked just by looking at i