The in-game event "Wild Wild Woods" is now live in #EscapefromTarkov.
A Scav mutiny has occurred: splinter gangs have stopped following Fence’s orders and are now shooting at anyone they encounter. Armed with revolvers and lever-action rifles, they have clearly looted some hidden stash.
Rumor has it that the rebels are hauling their loot into the nature reserve, where a ton of valuables can now be found.
In order to promptly deal with these troublemakers, Fence has temporarily lifted the restriction preventing Scavs from attacking one another. Only the most cautious will thrive, as there are currently no consequences for a shot in the back - not just in Woods, but everywhere.
The max number of PMCs on Woods has been temporarily reduced, while player Scavs will spawn there earlier than usual. The cooldown between Scav raids has also been significantly reduced.
The event will run until June 29, 9:00 AM BST / 4:00 AM EDT. You can earn a unique achievement by completing the associated task.
Good news for everyone who loves picking up everything that isn’t nailed down! Very soon, we’ll be increasing the maximum number of stash lines available for purchase. Instead of the current limit of 56 lines, you’ll be able to expand your storage by up to 80 lines. Even more room for all your hard-earned loot!
This change will arrive alongside the release of the Expansion Hub, which we’ll be sharing more details about in the coming days.
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