Loot in bins, trash piles and vehicles

[disorder 344]

I think minor loot should be spawned in and around dustbins and trash piles instead of in low priority buildings.

The kind of things I'd like to see in bins are empty tins/bottles and the very occasional food tin and soft drink can. I think the shot up military vehicles, like the humvee, should occasionally have a chance to spawn a medical item or some ammo clips too.

I'm not sure it's possible, as right now the only spawns seem to be under a roof of some kind(like outhouses and shacks) or inside a building. Perhaps keeping track of extra spawn points will bog down the server but I'd like to know what others thought.

[T'goonda 3]

this is a good idea but it would mostly be junk like empty tins and the hummers some ammo

[Partywaffle 24]

I have to say I was actually disappointed in the fact that I did not find loot around trash cans or cars for the first time.

Supported.

[ollox 38]

Why would there be loot in a bin? This is a bad habit of video games *looks in trash can*... *finds $20!* WTF? Finding trash in the trash can is fine but anything else is dumb.

I'd like to see cupboards in houses become containers that might store food. I don't understand why there aren't more containers, surely these piles of objects everywhere are a load on the system?

[disorder 344]

Why would there be loot in a bin? This is a bad habit of video games *looks in trash can*... *finds $20!* WTF? Finding trash in the trash can is fine but anything else is dumb.

Loot in this game means anything at a loot spawn location. It's priority and type determine what you get there. Don't confuse it with loot from RPG games. There is no money.

[ollox 38]

Loot in this game means anything at a loot spawn location. It's priority and type determine what you get there. Don't confuse it with loot from RPG games. There is no money.

The kind of things I'd like to see in bins are empty tins/bottles and the very occasional food tin and soft drink can.

[disorder 344]

I have no idea what you're on about?