Me and my friend have been playing in an Epoch server with AI missions late in the night (4 AM-ish). We were really well loaded and decided to go for that mission just to not fall asleep on the keyboards. We went there, took our sniper positions and were planning how to take out the AI quickly and effectively, and that's when we hear an MTVR closing in. The MTVR went to the AIs, which got him like sixty bullets in the hull, then he just decided to stop in the middle of a nearby town to fix up his wheel, he got attacked by zombies and shot them out with a lapua. Then he drove up the hill we were at and he literally stopped ten metres away from my spot, fortunately enough I was a ghillie behind a tree. My friend was on top of the hill around 100m away, so as soon as the bambi shot two or so AIs, my friend shot him in the head. I quickly went to check his gear and only took his lapua with two mags and the keys for his MTVR. The MTVR was full of guns too, so I hid it 500m away and came back to finish off the mission. We took all of the AI out within like ten seconds of the first shot and then slowly went downhill towards their corpses and the crashed chopper that they were guarding, 50m away the mission was dismissed as 'failed' because we were too late and everything despawned. So I decided to leave the MTVR and take it later, we drove away with our camo suv and that's when the guy we shot started whining like he's nine years old. After half an hour of making him think I'm his 'ally' I owed up for the shot and the stolen truck, he was begging me to give him back the key so I told him to meet up where we had shot him. I told my friend to watch out for me on the hill because I was suspecting that he'll try to get revenge. I put his key in his backpack and got out as quickly as possible, for around two minutes he was whining about me not giving him the key, clearly he was just trying to keep me there for a longer time. He stopped whining, played for around ten minutes and logged off. This is the most bandit I've ever been in my life.
