5 best Arena Breakout inventory tips and tricks

Master inventory management (Image via Level Infinite)

Released recently, Arena Breakout has been gaining much traction from gamers all over the globe because of its next-gen tactical FPS gaming experience and first-of-its-kind extraction looter shooter mechanic. Moreover, it features astonishingly realistic graphics and in-game mechanics that deliver worthwhile warfare action-packed gameplay.

Players can also pick a faction before heading to the battleground, assemble their squad, fight off different bosses, and engage in intense battles that occur across different maps and modes in the game.

Considering it's a recently released title, many players are still joining, and they may require a little orientation on the different aspects of the game. To deliver a realistic warfare simulation, the developer, Level Infinite, has created life-like in-game mechanics, which might feel too complex for some new players.

As a help, this article further lists some of the best tips and tricks to master Arena Breakout's inventory system.

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Tips and tricks to master Arena Breakout's inventory system

1) Carry the appropriate amount of meds

Collect painkillers (Image via Level Infinite)

Unlike other battle royale titles which feature a single health bar to indicate a player's overall health, Arena Breakout has different health percentages for each body part.

This means that if a player takes a bullet in their arm, it will solely affect their arm's health percentage and slow down its movement speed, influencing the player's accuracy and reload speed. Therefore, always carry the appropriate amount of supplies and meds for each body part.

2) Practice inventory management

Master the Inventory management skill (Image via Level Infinite)

One would not last long on the battleground without decent inventory management since it's among the most crucial skills in the title. Its inventory system is a puzzle-like mechanic that requires players to place their supplies according to shape and size in their backpacks, whose space is represented by blocks. So, to make the most of the available room, you must fill it efficiently.

Mastering inventory management in this game isn't an easy job and requires much patience and practice.

3) Know which weapon to place equipped with gear in a backpack

One of the best ways to efficiently use the inventory space is by placing weapons and equipment separately rather than putting them equipped in a backpack. However, this doesn't apply to all firearms.

For example, the Vector-9 and its attachments consume 2x7 blocks when placed separately, but after attaching them, the firearm requires only 2x5 blocks. A fully equipped H416 on the other hand, consumes 3x4 slots, but after dismantling, the weapon and the equipment only require 2x4 blocks altogether.

To learn which weapon to place equipped with or without their gear in a backpack, you must spend adequate time playing the title and using different guns.

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4) Always use Rigs

Using Rigs can substantially increase a player's carrying capacity on the battleground. Although they require a very tiny space in a backpack over 2x2 slots, they deliver approximately 18 slots worth of carrying space.

It's worth mentioning that you should keep your extra mag in your chest rig rather than your backpack, as it helps with quick reloads during an intense gunfight. Considering weapons need to be reloaded manually in the title, carrying a rig in a backpack and using it to store an extra mag may be a big help on the battlefield.

5) Evaluate your inventory space in terms of Koen

Considering Arena Breakout is an extraction looter-shooter game, the final goal is to make away with as much loot as possible from the battleground. While loading their backpack with enemy supplies or loot, you should calculate the amount of money each item would yield per block of space they occupy in the inventory.

For example, a bag of cement consumes four blocks, weighs seven kilograms, and yields 7,000 in-game dollars. On the other hand, equipment, such as a scope, usually takes two slots, weighs over half a kilogram, and yields 4,000 in-game dollars. As such, picking the latter item is more profitable since the amount of money yielded per consumed space is greater.

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