I love the concept of this game! After learning the basics of Tarkov, this felt like home. I saw all the reviews disliking the game and I couldn't understand why... but after a few hours of gameplay, I now do. Here are my observations :
- Saving your loot is worthless cause if it is uncommon or better, you can't even queue up with it in your next raid.
- That only applies to basic raids, so you can queue with these items in premium raids which cost 100 in-game currency (not that much). After saving up the money for one, I discovered you can't play in premium raid without having the upgraded version of the game (30 USD).
- Knowing that your loot is worthless, it renders the quest system useless since the rewards aren't usable or good.
Other than that, the game has a lot of potential, but currently is does not have the right to present itself as a "Free-to-play". Of course I'm willing to revisit the game if this changes, but for now, the game is only fun for a few hours with friends.

I love the concept of this game! After learning the basics of Tarkov, this felt like home. I saw all the reviews disliking the game and I couldn't understand why... but after a few hours of gameplay, I now do. Here are my observations : - Saving your loot is worthless cause if it is uncommon or better, you can't even queue up with it in your next raid. - That only applies to basic raids, so you can queue with these items in premium raids which cost 100 in-game currency (not that much). After saving up the money for one, I discovered you can't play in premium raid without having the upgraded version of the game (30 USD). - Knowing that your loot is worthless, it renders the quest system useless since the rewards aren't usable or good. Other than that, the game has a lot of potential, but currently is does not have the right to present itself as a "Free-to-play". Of course I'm willing to revisit the game if this changes, but for now, the game is only fun for a few hours with friends.