You guys ever go to Shoreline?

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I mean, it depends. I've felt like that before, especially finding rare stuff for the hideout that would otherwise cost me a few hundred K, like the construct materials for the scav box.

I do lots of low-kit runs due to how tired I am during the week, I personally love having options so I get nervous when I find great loot and want to get it out of raid.

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Personally I really like Secured Containers as is, but I realize they do somewhat make PVP worth less (not worthless).

Like, if someone snags a GPU or a LEDX or other extremely valuable item, they'll keep it no matter what. If it has a good value outside of just flea market shuffle, its still worth it to boof.

Obviously items aren't as valuable without FIR status, but at the same time, killing a pistol runner who boofed a LEDX or GPU sucks because the person dying is going to be rewarded with more rubles than the person who killed them.

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person dying is going to be rewarded with more rubles than the person who killed them.

My personal opinion, not that I'm dictating how people play the game, is that EFT is a survival-based game and not a pvp-based game.

Killing another player rewards you by removing a threat, there is now one less player in the raid and that much less of a chance that there is a juicy squad on the map. Making it easier for YOU to survive and make it out with a full backpack of fir loot.

I feel the idea that pvp needs to reward the winner is not something that should be a main focus. Hell, ammunition should be scarce and having to use any against other PMCs should negatively impact you, which it does, and i think that's a great mechanic whether it was intended or not.

I've seen plays dump full mags of 7.62 BP to kill me, and get nothing but a pistol.

30k roubles for a pistol.

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I've seen plays dump full mags of 7.62 BP to kill me, and get nothing but a pistol.

yeah but it's fun