I started these Woods raids with Raid 24. I'm presently trying to kill 15 scavs, kill 5 scavs without armor, and stash food and drink for the Jaeger. With some luck I could finish all of these quests in one raid. I should live so long....
Raid 31 - The Duo
Loadout: AK-74N with scope and laser, meds, ears, food and drink for Jaeger and a snack for myself. No armor.
Plan: Go to Emercom and kill scavs. Before or after hit ZB-16 which is not far from there and stash stuff for the Jaeger.
I spawned halfway between Emercom and ZB-16, facing Emercom. So I went to Emercom. There was no one there. That's OK - the scavs here usually take a few minutes to start spawning. I looted a medical bag and what do you know: a syringe!! I put it in my secure container. Awesome. That's a high priority item for me.
A scav ran into the camp, I circled round and killed and looted him. I took up a secure position inside one of the containers, ears open for more activity. Footsteps approaching, probably another scav or player scav. I waited for him to enter the camp and then I flipped on my laser, stepped out and looked left - it was a PMC. I started firing immediately, the player sprang for cover, without returning fire. I was about to flank when I heard more footsteps to my left. There's another? (There's always another). Moved to get a view of my left - no one. Hmm. I checked the PMC again - he's still huddled there. I shouldn't flank him like I was planning, but before I start firing on him, I want to check the left again. I stepped around and there was a second player leaning out, aiming down sight. I backpedaled, but it was too late. He took me down with a single shot. It was a great shot. Nicely done!
Time In Raid: 11 minutes, 3 seconds
Exp: 363
Kills: Petro Hitrozhopyy ( AI Scav )
Killed By: 250MeterBeamer . with one round of SNB. Nice shot, 250MeterBeamer !!
Ammo Used: 10, Hits: 4, Accuracy: 0.3, Damage to Body: 133, Damage to Armor: 42
Mistakes
- Not being more careful stepping to the left. I knew someone was there somewhere.
- Repeeking == Death
- Not killing the first player - I landed shots on him, but probably could have gotten a headshot if I had been more circumspect with my fire, instead of spam firing him.
- died
Successes
- syringe
- did not die to a scav
Raid 32 - Why Do I Play This Game?
Exp: 228
Killed By: Filipp Skripka
Ammo Used: 4
Mistakes
- I have killed "impossible" level scavs in this manner many times before - quick close shots to the body (or the back) before they can react. But, despite this, I did violate the golden rule of scav combat: don't combat scavs without cover.
Successes
- finished one of the stupid Jaeger quests.
Postscript
Post Postscript
But I haven't seen any evidence that supports this. At first blush it seems like a fine theory, but I don't think it lines up - if I were programming the scav combat system, that's not how I would do it. Tracking all those hit-boxes to see which is visible and then to select one to aim at and then do the RNG for the actual shot, that's a lot of busywork. It'd be simpler to just assign player a single point (or maybe two) and then RNG off that for the shot and then see if an exposed hit-box was hit. Also, I have often stood behind cover where my legs are exposed, and the scavs did not shoot at my legs. Lastly, I have often stood completely obscured by walls and have had AI scavs take shots at me. They aren't limiting their shots to my exposed hitboxes.
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