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==Tips== | |||
* TC can sometimes be in a room with no doors in the higher difficulties. | |||
* Turrets can be found placed upside down, so watch out! | |||
* Fire is the best method for raiding easy bases (go top down) | |||
* Take out SAM site on high difficulty raids and use a minicopter to blow up external walls | |||
* Raid NPCs are not confined to raid bubble, so don't expect them not to follow you or aggro you. | |||
* In some difficulty levels, Raid NPCs can spawn inside and or outside, destroy beds and rugs to prevent spawns of NPCs inside. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:09, 20 January 2023
The NPC Raidable Bases can be purchased using the /buyraid command. These are not 100% vanilla bases, and they do not have the "stability" system enabled, so you cannot "foundation wipe" or otherwise destroy base components indirectly by compromising structural integrity. Be smart and keep your loot in your backpack so if you die in a raid, you don't lose your stuff if you can't get back!
Difficulty Levels
Each difficulty level is "calibrated" for a different purpose and they have different "profitability" for gunpowder return. All bases can have traps.
Easy
Wood construction with sheet metal doors.
loot table weighted for gunpowder and scrap
Medium
Stone Construction, Sheet Metal doors
Loot table weighted for blood
Hard
Missing Data
random loot table
Expert
HQM construction, Armored doors
random loot table, with extra high tier loot
Nightmare
HQM Construction, Armored doors
random loot table, with extra high tier loot
Tips
- TC can sometimes be in a room with no doors in the higher difficulties.
- Turrets can be found placed upside down, so watch out!
- Fire is the best method for raiding easy bases (go top down)
- Take out SAM site on high difficulty raids and use a minicopter to blow up external walls
- Raid NPCs are not confined to raid bubble, so don't expect them not to follow you or aggro you.
- In some difficulty levels, Raid NPCs can spawn inside and or outside, destroy beds and rugs to prevent spawns of NPCs inside.