You’re dead meat in The Zone if you don’t understand how your Inventory works. You start with a Mosin-Garant M1891/30, a Sawn-off shotgun, and a PDA marked backpack User Interface While he does not need to eat much – when he does you must feed him good food. It should be noted that Sniper poorly handles low-quailty food. You barely have to eat and sleep, and you can wield almost any gun. A solid choice when you’re not sure what to pick. I don’t use these, but they’re worth a good chunk of money.Īh, the Sniper. You start with a Skorpion Vz68, a Gasmask – and PMF-1 anti-personel mines. Misery is not about perfect, you can’t get perfect – everything needs to be good enough. Yo don’t need to eat and sleep alot, still not as good as Sniper, but good enough that you don’t need to struggle as much with food. Recon, the class we’re most familiar with. You also start with several Kevlar Plates, and a few extra grenades. The good thing about this class is that you start with an AK-74, albeit corroded, and a M40 steel helmet. Sleeping in the open often gets you radiation and makes you even more hungry. Though this isn’t exactly desire as The Zone treats everyone harshly. I should also mention that there’s a sleeping bag – so you can effectively sleep anywhere. But sleeping increases hunger, so it has a knock-on effect on forcing you to eat even more.

The sleep downside can be ignored, since you’re at a safe-zone commonly often. This is inconvenient because there’s a lack of food in The Zone. The main difference between these, excluding assaulter – is the starting loadout.Īssaulter, this class has to eat and sleep alot.

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