Search military buildings for items from the active map’s military loot pool and carry them back safely.
PC / Global, current version
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
A named military base, checkpoint or outpost present on the selected official map; use that map’s location information to choose the site.
Military loot is tied to military locations and the selected map’s loot tables. A military site is a higher-risk target than a routine civilian supply run, and the available items are not identical everywhere. This route focuses on selecting one real site on your map, searching its military buildings and containers, and leaving with a manageable haul.
Combat-ready equipment appropriate to your character and difficulty.
Inventory space and a planned exit to a safehouse.
Choose one military site shown on the current map and note the nearest road or vehicle access.
Prepare the return route before entering so the exit is clear in your mind.
Approach cautiously and search military buildings and military containers for the location’s loot pool.
Take items that serve a current need and avoid overloading before the return trip.
Keep track of the route back as you move between buildings; do not push deeper simply because containers remain.
Leave by the prepared exit once the useful supplies are secured.
Store the haul at a safehouse and assess what is still missing before planning another run.
Farming tips
Loot availability varies by map, so treat this as a location-class route rather than a guaranteed list.
A short, purposeful search makes it easier to leave with enough capacity for the return.
Repeat, collect and use
This is a repeatable loot run while the site is useful; item availability depends on map and server loot behavior, so do not assume a specific item will appear on every visit.
Common mistakes
Using a site name from another map: confirm that the location exists on your active map.
Searching civilian or farm buildings for military loot: prioritize military structures and containers.
Staying after the haul is already useful: leave when extra searching adds risk without addressing a need.
When to stop or switch
Stop when you have the needed supplies or your inventory or condition makes the return unsafe; switch to a safer route to replace basic provisions.
