Afghanistan or Africa

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Which area is more dangerous?

I think Afghanistan, because of some hot spots like Eastern Communication Post , the Afghanistan Basic Camp or Yukoo Outpost or da Gwandhi Kar, but i think the first and the last one are the strongest most dangerous.

In Africa: Munyoka-Station (or how it pronounced) because of really incredible narrowness, then perhaps the plantation, but the rest is middle.

[Misa]

Afghranistan

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Afghanistan is more detailed in my opinion. Like the colourful landscape yellow-blue-metal

[E. Grey]

Once I've learned the maps enough, they both became too easy.

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Neither is dangerous. It's just land and land is not dangerous. If you want to talk about the most dangerous thing that can hurt you in the game, then that is Sahelanthropus. Once you get the hang of it, it's not that bad, but typically you can get there before you have the gear that can handle it. Everything else in the game is easy to handle, so none of it is really all that dangerous.

[Marcy385]

The plantation in Africa. Died there like 5 times in a row. Which was more than against Sahelantropus.

[!RJ_Truth]

Originally posted by pyroelves:

The plantation in Africa. Died there like 5 times in a row. Which was more than against Sahelantropus.

Then that is your own personal issues. When it comes to areas and battles, they're all easy. Custom sniper rifle with a 300 round drum mag, and you never have to worry. Carry RP for heavy armor guys and the entire map is cake.

[Boboscus]

Originally posted by GΣΣKDӨ₵ƬӨЯ:

Custom sniper rifle with a 300 round drum mag

It's not the drum mag that has 300 rounds, it's the total ammo count. lol

[!RJ_Truth]

Originally posted by Boboscus:

Originally posted by GΣΣKDӨ₵ƬӨЯ:

Custom sniper rifle with a 300 round drum mag

It's not the drum mag that has 300 rounds, it's the total ammo count. lol

What are you talking about? The only way to get 300 rounds on a sniper rifle by customizing it and putting the Drum magazine on it.

[Boboscus]

Originally posted by GΣΣKDӨ₵ƬӨЯ:

Originally posted by Boboscus:

It's not the drum mag that has 300 rounds, it's the total ammo count. lol

What are you talking about? The only way to get 300 rounds on a sniper rifle by customizing it and putting the Drum magazine on it.

You said a DRUM MAG has 300 rounds, what don't you understand? XD

[!RJ_Truth]

Originally posted by Boboscus:

Originally posted by GΣΣKDӨ₵ƬӨЯ:

What are you talking about? The only way to get 300 rounds on a sniper rifle by customizing it and putting the Drum magazine on it.

You said a DRUM MAG has 300 rounds, what don't you understand? XD

The drum mag provides the capacity to hold 300 rounds, yeah, what are you going on about?

[LORD STΛRK]

Originally posted by GΣΣKDӨ₵ƬӨЯ:

Originally posted by Boboscus:

You said a DRUM MAG has 300 rounds, what don't you understand? XD

The drum mag provides the capacity to hold 300 rounds, yeah, what are you going on about?

Hes implying that you might carry around 300 rounds with you, however they are divided up into several drum mags.
Not one magical drum mag that hold 300 rounds, you know?

[!RJ_Truth]

Originally posted by LORD STΛRK:

Originally posted by GΣΣKDӨ₵ƬӨЯ:

The drum mag provides the capacity to hold 300 rounds, yeah, what are you going on about?

Hes implying that you might carry around 300 rounds with you, however they are divided up into several drum mags.
Not one magical drum mag that hold 300 rounds, you know?

Splitting hairs and so NOT the point. That's no different than 30 round capacity. I'm talking total capacity. the rest is just being an @$$.

[Damokles]

Generally,i liked Angola missions over Afghanistan,but the big military bases in Afghanistan are the best.
In terms of missions' difficulties,i think Angola missions are a bit harder,mainly because some enemies are more armed

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Most here off topic :-(

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Afghanistan i think. Most of africa has wide patrols, poor cover, and open sight lines. Sneaking is easy, getting surprised is hard, and once the shooting starts their tactical options become very limited due to the sparse cover. If mounted reinforcements were in place the base proximity and open terrain would turn every medium-length shootout into an endless slog of reinforcements, but they arent.

Most afghan villages are a pile of hard cover and blind corners. More likely to get spotted, easier to program effective ai around object-based things like cover and lanes of advancement than something more nebulous like defolade and creeping advances.

It took them a few months into Survive’s release to even start nailing down ai for skirmishers, and that’s really what africa would have needed.