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Well, it's a bit more than the mountains what draws you in. It's the architecture e.g. with ramshackle huts or spacious wooden traditional houses with lots of airflow. Then the droning ambience of frogs and birds. The literal green-ness of it all.
But ok, let's stick with the mountains for a second. And regarding that you are wrong. Like totally and utterly wrong.
https://www.insideasiatours.com/vietnam/northern-vietnam/ninh-binh
You can find about a million more pictures like that by typing "Vietnam + mountains" into a search engine of your choice.
Based reply.
I hate P2W and I hate ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ (online only, lack of optimization, etc.).
Currently I'm not interest in it unless they add
1. Offline mode
2. Clearer distinctions between factions.
One thing I really like about it is how they made the map and buildings, it's much more realistic and immersive, this game feels like you are playing in a man-made Airsoft match.
I mean I don't mind the combination of two it's just about too much of something is not so good.
GZW could add a bit more clutters into the map, While Incursion could improve by adding more spaces between cluttered areas.
and Grayzone will need at least 3 years to be where Tarkov is now gameplay wise..