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A Silent Rogues Guide to: Unturned 3.11.10.0- Forest Gear & Attachments

5 August, 2015 - Syvilen | 0 Comments

The Format of this Guide will change due to some of the keys I used.

This a guide on the new update and how to use this Update to your advantage, whilst learning about the enemy's disadvantage.

First I'm going to start with the Extended Magazines*[a].
As two new Extended Magazines, also know as Box(es), have been added to Unturned, there have previously been none. This is a completely new subject in Unturned, and it has a lot of potential.
The first Box* that has been added is the Matamorez_Box*[c]. It is only compatible with one gun, The Matamorez*[d], obviously. The Matamorez Box's Id is 1005. It carries 25 bullets, rather than 10. This is extremely useful for those who do not have Dexterity*[d] upgraded, as you spend less time on reloading.
The second Box that Nelson*[e] has added is called the Cobra_Box*[f]. This Box is only compatible with the Cobra*[g]. The Cobra Box's ID is 1006. It carries 40 bullets, rather than 20. Also useful if you do not have Dexterity upgraded.

Secondly, I will introduce two new Tactical_Attachments*[h]. There have been previously two Tactical Attachments; the Tactical_Laser* and the Tactical_Light*[j].
The first Tactical Attachment that was added in this update is the Adaptive_Chambering*[k] attachment. Its ID is 1007.The Adaptive Chambering increases a weapons RoF*[l], which allows the weapon to fire faster, increasing its DPS*[m]. But, as this attachment has an advantage, it has a disadvantage. Since you can fire faster with this attachment equipped, you consume ammo quicker, and it gives off more recoil. You can reduce the recoil by adding a Grip*[n] to your weapon. As an alternative, you can avoid recoil by upgrading Sharpshooter*[o].
The second Tactical Attachment that is now in Unturned is the Rangefinder*

. Its ID is 1008. The Rangefinder Displays the range of what you're aiming at. Now, on to the advantages and disadvantages of this attachment. As you can see the distance of your target, you can also make an estimate of how much damage you will do. If a Question_Mark*[q] appears on the distance of your Rangefinder, it means what you are aiming at is out of range. When the rangefinder is activated, it emits an extremely small radius of green light. This green light can only be seen at a distance of ~172 meters with Draw_Distance*[r] set at 200, and it would take someone with only a very good eye to notice it.. This attachment is extremely useful, making it a must-have for sniping.

Another addition to Unturned in this update is Forest Camouflage. All military buildings, vehicles, and clothing pieces have been replaced with a slightly light shade of green. This color is best used at night, when visibility is at a minimum. The Desert Camouflage Items and Vehicles now have new IDs.
The Forest Camouflage Clothing and Vehicle IDs are now as follows:
Hats- Military Helmet: 309_Beret: 433
Tops- Military Top: 307
Vest- Military Vest: 310
Bottom- Military Bottom: 308
Ural: 51
Humvee: 52
APC: 53
The Desert Camouflage Clothing and Vehicle IDs are now as follows:
Hats- Desert Beret: 1009_Desert Military Helmet: 1010
Tops- Desert Military Top: 1011
Vest- N/A
Bottom- Desert Military Bottom: 1012
Desert Ural: 55
Desert Humvee: 56
Desert APC: 57

That is all for the additions in Unturned 3.11.10.0. Below are important terms and words with more information.

a: Extended Magazine- A gun magazine with higher ammunition capacity.
b: Box- Another name for Extended Magazine .
c: Matamorez Box- Extended Clip for the Matamorez. [ID 1005]
d: Matamorez- An internally suppressed sniper rifle. [ID 1000]
e: Nelson- Nelson Sexton is the Creator of Unturned
f: Cobra Box- An Extended Magazine for the Cobra. [ID 1006]
g: Cobra- An automatically firing side-arm. [ID 99]
h: Tactical Attachments- Attachments to improve a weapon.
i: Tactical Laser- Helps while aiming, emits a small red light. [ID 151]
j: Tactical Light- Helps to see in dark areas. [ID 152]
k: Adaptive Chambering- Increases a weapons RoF. [ID 1007]
l: RoF- Rate of Fire.
m: DPS- Damage Per Second.
n: Grip- An attachment designed to improve accuracy.
o: Sharpshooter- A skill that improves accuracy and reduces recoil.
p: Rangefinder- Indicates the range of your target. [ID 1008]
q: Question Mark- ?
r: Draw Distance- A setting that determines how far you can see.

3 August, 2015 - Syvilen | 0 Comments

So, as we all know. To travel fast or move a squad in close quarters by foot can be risky. But moving them by vehicle takes less of a risk and partially ensures your safety for the time being. There are certain stats to different tiers of vehicles. There are three tiers of vehicles: Civilian, Emergency, and Military. First, I will inform you of the Vehicle stats in Unturned throughout each tier. Starting with Civilian.

Civilian Vehicles are the most commonly found vehicles in Unturned.
First, you have the Hatchback; The Hatchback can be recognized by its bigger trunk. It has a Top Speed of 67 km/h, 4 seats, 150 units of Gas Capacity. The Hatchback has a spawn rate of 19% in civilian areas across the PEI map. It is the 2nd most abundant Civilian Vehicle in Unturned.

Second, you have the Offroader; A small open roof vehicle recognized by the similarities it has to a jeep. The Offroader has a top speed of 57 km/h, 4 seats, 200 units of Gas Capacity. The Offroader has a spawn rate of 20%, making it the most abundant civilian vehicle you can find.
Personal Reccomendation: As the offroader has an open roof, you will be open to any bullets that may happen to come your way. I suggest you use this as an advantage against enemies. They have the same advantage over you, which you can extinguish by creating a cockpit out of sandbags.

Third. The Roadster. With a top speed of 72 km/h. This 2 seater can go across the map quickly, making it extremely useful for armed supply runs. I am warning you though, it can only hold 125 units of Gas. The Roadster has a spawn rate of 6%, making it the rarest Civilian Vehicle you can possibly find.
Personal Reccomendation: Use the Gas Capacity of this vehicle both to your advantage and your enemy's disadvantage. You can mold this vehicles advantages by traveling quickly and refueling quickly. Refueling this vehicle with a gas can starting at 100% only take 7 seconds. However, the enemy may not always repair gas cans, which means they may take 7+ seconds to refuel. Use this advantage to kill them, take their items, and transport the vehicle to the nearest refuel point.

Fourth. The Sedan; Your average day four seater, with a relaxing cruising speed of 58 km/h. 150 units of Gas to get you where ever you need to go. This car has a 17% spawn rate, making it one of the "normal" Civilian Vehicles. Now, while it has absolutely no advantage. It also has no disadvantages. It has an almost perfectly level hood and trunk, making it a great vehicle to place attachments on. You can easily turn this vehicle into an armored transportation vehicle.
Personal Reccomendation: If the enemy has one of these vehicles, dont even bother taking it. Just blow the damn thing up.

Fifth Civilian Vehicle! The Truck; A 5 seater with a top speed of 46 km/h. It has 175 units of gas capacity and an 18% spawn rate. Not much else to say.
Personal Reccomendation: You can place a storage crate in the back and armor the back up with sandbags so only someone inside the truck can access the materials insde the crate. Also, enemies in the back of the truck are wide open, they will be easy to take out, as there is no roof protecting them.

Last but not least! The Van; 5 seats, completely covered in metal. With a top speed of 52 km/h and a gas capacity of 150 units. This vehicle is the all round transport. It has an 18% spawn rate, making it decently common.
Personal Reccomendation: This vehicle has an entirely closed rear, which is a good thing, if you dont have time for sandbags and such. But this is actually a bad thing. Because if anyone tries to shoot back there, they hit the vehicle, theres no sandbags to take the damage. This means the vehicle can be destroyed quicker if fired upon. Use it for deployment, have the driver go away to another location to refill, accompaied by another person, if needed. The driver should then wait nearby until evac is required, upon which the driver will give a location for all squad members deployed to arrive at. A quick and effiecient getaway vehicle.

Now, this is a summary of this Guide.
The Fastest Civilian Transport: The Roadster.
The Most Spacious Transport: The Truck, and The Van
The Most Long Range Transport: The Offroader

Now for the strategic summary.
The Best Vehicle for Fast Transportation of a Small Squad: The Roadster. Armor the cockpit of this vehicle to ensure safe transportation. Repair your gas can before embarking on your expedition, as this could mean life or death. Stay near the vehicle throughout your expedition, so it is not stolen.

The Best Vehicle for a Raid on Another Player Made Base: The Offroader. If you armor the cockpit of this vehicle with sandbags, it can absorb tons of bullets. This is an expendable vehicle, as it has a high spawn rate. A Strategy for this vehicle is to drive closely to an enemy structure, and have squad members in the back throw grenades. The back of the Offroader cannot be covered in sandbags, of course. A similar Vehicle to do this with is a Truck.

Best Vehicle for City Missions: The Van. With the Van you can take a decent amount of squad members and deploy them in a specific location. The Van has a large hitbox, so I reccomend that whoever is driving the van get out of the drop point as fast as possible. The driver should be equipped with a ranged weapon, a gas can, and a blowtorch. Once the Squad members have been deployed, the Van driver is advised to take the vehicle to the nearest refuel point away from combat. Once the vehicle is refueled, the driver should wait in a nearby offroad location in the Van, awaiting the call for an ecavuation. Once a squad member calls for evac, the Van driver must give them a specific location to go to. He will then drive to said location, load up the squad members and travel back to base on the shortest route possible.

Best Vehicle for Stealth Missions: The Truck. Surrounding a location can be hard. The Truck driver is to examine the map closely and determine what points to drop the squad members at. He is to do so by driving around the perimeter of the location, out of sight, without stopping. Squad members will jump out one at a time, until the area is surrounded. The truck driver is to then drop the truck off at a safe location, and then join the rest of the squad. If the mission become comprimised, the truck driver is to retreat back to his truck, and the squad members are to take cover in an area the truck can reach. The truck driver is then required to drive to each squad member until everyone has entered the truck. Then proceed with evacuation, with the members (if any are present) in the back of the truck firing at any enemies in persuit.

Best Vehicle for Base Defense: The Van. You can turn it into a mobile wall, enough said.