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Storyline / Mode Goal (Arena Breakout Infinite – PvE on “Northridge”)

The video focuses on a PvE farming loop on Northridge: repeatedly run raids against PvE enemies/bots, loot key-marked high-value containers (especially safes), and optionally use smelters to upgrade items for additional profit.

The “story” here is essentially a repeatable economy grind—optimize loadout, route, ammo, and crafting to maximize coin gain per raid.

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Gameplay Highlights & Key Systems Mentioned

What makes PvE profitable (the main claim)

PvE isn’t just “boring bot shooting”—it can be one of the most stable coin sources if you:

• understand how the mode works,
• bring the right items/ammo,
• know where to go,
• avoid common mistakes.

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Weapon / Combat Approach

DMRs don’t perform well in this PvE

DMRs are said to underperform because:

• fights often involve 2–5 bots at once,
• you can get overwhelmed if you rely on a single-target, long-range setup.

Recommended rifle approach (examples: 7.62 / 5.56 assault rifles)

Better overall performance is achieved with 7.62x51mm / 5.56x45mm assault rifles, such as:

• FAL
• MDR

Why these rifles are emphasized:

• faster target switching,
• easier control,
• reliable handling of large bot groups.

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Ammo Economy Strategy (very important)

Don’t assume higher-tier ammo will “win” economically. In raids:

• bots can chew through 500–600 rounds in a run,
• using expensive ammo (T4/T5) hurts profit.

Strategy used:

• primarily run cheaper ammo (around T3) to keep raid cost down,
• accept that some bots are tougher,
• overall raid economy improves.

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Recommended Loadout (Step-by-step before raids)

1) Armor / Helmet setup (value-for-money)

• Helmet: “KSS with 4th visor”
  • cost mentioned: ~30k coins
  • suggestion: buy used helmets for better value
• Head protection value: highlighted as the best PvE cost/benefit
• Hearing: “G-series” headphones mentioned (~75k coins)
  • not recommended to skip (helps detect bots/footsteps earlier)
• Body armor:
  • mostly T4 class armor (example referenced: “all-strength”)
  • if money is tight: can drop to T3
  • rationale: limb damage is the main threat; very high-tier armor isn’t a magic shield vs bots

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2) Backpack / carry capacity

• Don’t cheap out—take larger backpacks.
• If the workbench allows: craft hiking backpacks (described as merged slots / high capacity).

Raid loadout items mentioned:

• “926 premium”
• ammo unloading (spelled like “unloading” in subtitles; appears to refer to raid consumable gear)
• bow or hiking (exact item names as auto-captioned)

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3) Consumables / medical kit (economical version)

The creator uses a budget setup instead of expensive first-aid kits:

• 3× First Aid kits (100D) (cost noted: 5 rubles)
• 2× Surgical kits (TMK) (5 rubles each)
• 1× Painkiller can (5 rubles)
• 4× Endurance boosters
• 2× Regens
• 2× Taurine drinks
• 2× Energy drinks
• 2× Molotovs

Why Molotovs matter in PvE

If bots “press” you and push enemies into a chokepoint, Molotovs can:

• cut their approach/direction,
• allow you to heal,
• then continue the firefight.

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4) Ammunition quantity

A typical consumption target:

• about 600 rounds of T3 per raid

Tip: bring extra rounds so you don’t run out mid-raid.

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Skill / Specialization Build (PvE-optimized)

The video lists a dedicated Northridge PvE specialization set (not universal PvP/PvE).

Marathon

• Northridge is large; you travel long distances (motel, sawmill, camp, parking lot, smelters, extracts).
• faster stamina recovery = less time walking = more raids/loot per hour.

Apothecary

• increases stimulant drug duration by 35%
• example math:
  • endurance booster lasts 300s normally
  • with +35% → 405s (~6 min 45s)
  • instead of ~5 minutes, you get almost ~7 minutes total
• results: fewer stim uses + faster route completion

Porter

• increases max carry weight by 10 kg
• even so, the creator sometimes still gets overloaded.

Efficient Loot Collection

• 20% chance to skip the container search animation
• small on paper, but saves minutes across dozens of containers (safes/bags/etc.).

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Route & Loot Strategy (Key Tips)

A loot-priority method is emphasized:

• Safes first
• then open a small number of nearby containers (a couple jackets/backpacks/grenades, etc.)

Avoid opening everything for speed (drawers/closets/jackets/bags). The time wasted may reduce your ability to hit the next safe—since safes are where the main profit comes from.

Route-building rule: base the route around safes, and only grab side loot if it’s close.

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Smelter System (Crafting for extra profit) — and whether it’s worth it

How smelter upgrades work (as described)

• Put three items of the same rarity into the smelter:
  • 3 purple → 1 gold
  • 3 gold → 1 red
• 3 identical items can increase chances further (per subtitles).

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Testing result: Smelters helped only slightly

• Smelter locations on Northridge: 4 total
  • motel
  • camp services
  • parking lot
  • sawmill
• Each smelter allows only 3 crafts per token usage
  • 9 crafts per smelter
  • across 4 smelters → 36 tokens total

Costs and outcome:

• token cost: 100,000 coins each
• total crafting cost: 3,600,000 coins
• net result: positive but small
  • creator summary: about +1,100,000 coins
  • i.e., ended up in the black, but modestly

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Why “handcrafted gold” tokens were used

Some tokens can’t be used to enter raids (examples mentioned: gold ring/bracelet/watch; certain cheap boss token types).

The creator stresses:

• only handcrafted gold is accepted as a valid “paid exit item” token in the described approach,
• cheap alternatives either aren’t usable for raid entry or cost too much—making remelting less profitable.

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When smelters aren’t ideal

Boss farming / boss encounters are described as:

• not improving farm rate,
• potentially spending more time for similar or worse coin removal,
• sometimes even ruining efficiency.

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Best-case suggestion

Smelter + loot is best with a friend:

• duo clears faster (example given: full Northridge loot ~20 minutes),
• solo doesn’t have the extra time to cover the entire map.

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Economic Strategy: Keys for maximum loot

Buying keys

Recommendation: buy all Northridge PvE keys (they mention 9 keys on Northridge but refer to “full set” pricing and an 8-key reference).

• full set: ~9 million coins
• 8 keys: ~8.7–8.8 million

Why keys are said to pay off

In PvE, keys use durability at:

• 2 units per door instead of 3

Also:

• each key is guaranteed to last at least 15 openings
• there are 8 rooms of interest (per subtitle explanation)

Example payoff mentioned:

• some runs extract roughly 7.2M–7.7M in loot (before subtracting consumables).

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Looting order with keys/containers

• Safes first (key containers align with this priority)
• don’t over-invest time in low-value containers.

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Gameplay Recommendations / Who this mode is for

PvE Northridge is framed as ideal for:

• players who want systematic, low-stress coin farming after work,
• players who don’t want to constantly manage PvP meta (armor tiers, gear fear, complex planning).

If you want “fun” in the sense of more chaotic PvP-style engagements, the video suggests sticking to regular raids.

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Featured gamers / sources (as stated)

• No other named external gamers/sources appear in subtitles (aside from the creator’s own references to their Telegram store and the tournament mechanics).
• The video creator is the only referenced person (unnamed in subtitles).
• Telegram store name: Wild Market (advertised by the creator).