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Ohhhhh, okay. That makes sense to me. I think the reason why I wasn't able to call the zeppelin is because it had already arrived. After a while I looked up a guide, and I just decided to look up and there it was. I went up to the zeppelin and couldn't figure out how to get back down so I just died up there. Apparently there's supposed to be a key up there in front of the PaP after you double PaP a weapon, but I couldn't find it.

There is a bit of randomisation to the perk spawning intervals, but after the first three, they're roughly 3 rounds apart from each other. The first three are a bit more fixed, so round 3 for the first one, second one can be on round 5,6,7, and third one will try to go on round 10 if possible, later if necessary.
Locations again are mostly random, there's some logic behind it for the earlier rounds, keeping them in or near the opened up areas, but that rule changes later on to encourage more of the map to be opened.

As for requesting evac, the hint text changed to 'request transport' a little after the map launched, but you should still be able to transmit the message assuming you're doing it on a reasonably early round and the zeppelin isn't already in place.
Around round 17, you'll hear a Morse transmission from the radios and the zeppelin will arrive within a round or so if it hasn't been called already, as a sort of safety net for newer players, especially those playing solo.

Ohhhhh, okay. So basically most of the map. What intervals do the perk stones activate on usually, and is there a specific order that they activate in? Also, I put all the parts into the launch pad but I can't activate evac. The option doesn't even pop up, it's very confusing and annoying.

Main part of the map is the 'Shoot House' part, so the spot thats not the zeppelin or the boss arena.

Ah, okay. What classifies as the "main part of the map"? Cause it felt to me like the perks were just dropping at random, I couldn't find any rhyme or reason to it.

@CorndogCrusader Perks generally activate based on the round. Every few rounds, a few checks will be made (is anyone in the main part of the map, is this not an early raps/panzer round etc), and if those checks pass, a perk will appear. If not, the perk will be queued for the next round if viable.
Perk selection is random, excluding the Jugg guarantee for the 3rd success, and the QR guarantee for the first success in solo.
Failure conditions are slightly more complex, zombies can disrupt the perk spawn by destroying the machine. Additionally if not enough souls are obtained and the timer reaches 0, the machine will go into a 'meltdown' phase (when the alarm plays and the countdown becomes red), in which a single soul will net a success. Hitting 0 in this state will also result in a failure.

Im not really covering bell difficulty, location selection etc for the sake of simplicity, but that is the gist. I do get how it is a little complicated though, totally valid criticism.

Honestly, the way the randomised perk drop system works is super not clear, I couldn't figure it out after playing it for a while. I don't think this map is for me, because I just can't figure it out. :(

if the mod modifies one of the functions in the pack a punch script theres a chance a modified piece of code isnt being run on the map side.

repack should be 10k by default? are you running a mod by chance?

All three machines have the electric aura so i know ive done that step of destroying the fuel cells, could i just be missing something?