Early in the REPO game, you often see teammates confidently picking up fragile items and then smashing them. You may have done something similar accidentally. While effectively contributing to the team, picking up items carefully is a real trick.
This guide is designed to help novice players start picking up items like professional players, helping you collect items quickly and effectively without wasting too much time or money.
In a REPO, the greatest loss of value may result from negligence. Teammates pick up an item and hit it onto the surface (or friends), causing an avoidable impact. Diamonds are a common problem, they are of high value, but even small collisions can lead to huge loss of value.
When picking up items, try the following:
While heavier objects can move faster with more people and some objects may require teamwork to lift, you should usually lift objects with as few people as possible. This is because it is difficult to lift objects in a coordinated manner. If you need teamwork to lift objects, try slowing down and clarify what you are doing. Communicate with other people carrying items to make sure everyone knows the exact direction the object needs to move.
In REPO, efficient pickup will become increasingly important. You will find that accidentally hitting plates and diamonds on the walls and floors can lead to game failure. Generally, if you don't have time to deal with an item carefully (for example, when a monster notices you), it's better to calmly put the item down and wait and hide instead of rushing to move or trying to fight the threat.
When transporting large objects to the extraction area, make sure the entire object is within that area. When the machine descends to collect items, it can damage items that are partly located outside the area, thus zeroing in on its value.
If you are going to pick up items in REPO, you should know where you are going to take it. This may seem obvious, but it's better to have more than just a vague idea of where you plan to go. Ask yourself if you know where the CART is and if there are any nearby obstacles to pay attention to. Importantly, other teammates count as obstacles; try to make your presence known and announce it when you carry items nearby so they better avoid hitting you.
While putting items into CART is usually your primary goal, there are some exceptions. CART functions slightly differently from other surfaces and usually allows you to put items directly into them without any risk of damage, just as CART and internal items are buffered. However, sometimes the CART may be full, one item may be too large, or one item is too close to the extraction area that the security of the CART is not really necessary. It is important to know where you are going before you pick up the item so that you can reach your goal as safely as possible.
A common and often contributing to the end of the game in REPO is that when the team thinks that the CART full of treasures is in some safe place, monsters (or groups of monsters) can seriously damage their contents. This is especially prone to happen when pushing your CART, as monsters can attack the team and damage the contents of the CART in the process. Some attacks, such as the Joker's laser, can completely remove the contents of the CART if caught off guard.
Remember that sounds attract monsters. While the team doesn’t need to remain silent (communication can be of great help depending on the situation), you should pay attention to how loud everyone is. The louder the team sounds, the greater the chance that the creatures you can’t see at the moment hear you and start moving in that direction.
If you think you have attracted an enemy attack, stay away from anything valuable. If you think the monster may trample on your treasure while chasing you, you should try to quickly move your CART aside or just adjust your position so that the monster is more likely to go a path that doesn’t cause much damage. Even if you plan to fight, you should remember these things because you don't want items to get damaged in the firefight.
When you really have money to spend and arrive at the store, make sure you always upgrade your team and treat anyone’s health is too low. Buying too many consumables that won't give the team any permanent advantage can backfire, even if something like a grenade will certainly be useful in an emergency. One of the most important upgrades to picking up items is power, as it allows you to lift heavier items with less help.
Finally, it should be noted that many games fail because a team tries to maximize profits when they have already gathered the value they need to improve. Learn how to lock in value. Deliver what the tax collector requests until you have only one extraction point left, and then (overload) the CART to do the last run, loading as much as possible. Wait until the end to decide how much risk you want to take will give you more room for maneuver; you can collect more items, you can better understand the map layout, and you can know if any particularly difficult monster has appeared.
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