Update 0.7.4 is now available for download and brings very important changes that we have previously talked about. Let’s go through them one by one.
Bottle of Incendiary Mixture “Grelka”
A new throwable weapon has appeared in the game - the bottle of incendiary mixture “Grelka”.
You cannot obtain “Grelka” directly from NPC merchants: a recipe is required to craft it. The recipe becomes available after completing the entire questline in the “Coast” location, including several new quests added in this update. The new quests are given by NPC Boris, provided the player has completed the quest chain of Timokha and Boris in the location.
“Grelka” has level requirements: only players above level 30 can use it. It deals damage to PvE targets, such as mobs and hostile NPCs, but does not damage players in NO‑PK mode. The item can be sold in the commission shop, making it attractive for crafting enthusiasts, as stable demand is expected.
RAID Recon Squad
The pressure from the RAID squad is increasing, and they are now expanding their area of activity: in this update, RAID squads can be encountered in the “Eastern Territories,” “Big Village,” and also in the “Coast” location.
The squad will appear in the game until October 25 inclusive.
Personal Items
Despite all the measures we have taken to prevent player account hacking and our recommendations on securing Steam accounts, many continue to ignore these instructions. Ignoring security measures predictably leads to the loss of in‑game property.
Because of this, we have made a difficult but necessary decision aimed at protecting your in‑game items from potential theft.
Since we cannot influence whether players follow security rules, and access to Steam accounts lies outside our area of responsibility, the concept of a “Personal Item” is being introduced into the game.
Personal items include all items that can be placed in the account inventory, purchased in the in‑game shop, or obtained during events: premium‑painted weapons, premium paint cans, equipment, and clothing items. Such items cannot be transferred to other players, but they can be moved between your own characters on any servers through the account inventory, just like before.
Consumables are an exception.
Personal items can be:
Placed in the account inventory;
Retrieved from the account inventory by another one of your characters on any server, as before;
Placed in the personal stash;
Retrieved from any other storage (to reclaim them after the changes).
Personal items cannot be:
Dropped upon character death;
Discarded;
Destroyed;
Placed in any storage other than the personal stash;
Transferred via barter;
Listed on commission (and those already listed cannot have their sale updated, only retrieved);
Sent via mail.
Items considered personal include: Almost all items from the in‑game shop that can be placed in the account inventory (premium paint, masks, vehicles, weapons, and armor pieces).
Items not considered personal (“consumables”):
Class, name, and gender change certificates;
Gasoline kits;
Ammunition;
Medical kits;
Repair kits;
Non‑premium paint cans.
To prevent malicious actors from harming your account and deleting characters that possess personal items, we have prohibited deleting characters above level 20.
If your items remain in storages or stashes, you will be able to retrieve them, but they will be permanently bound to your account.
Other changes
We understand that our players are very kind to each other and often leave equipment in safe zones or on merchant counters to make NPC interactions easier for others. We have fixed this behavior.
Added a new character ignition effect;
Improved models of certain static objects;
Fixed minor errors in quest dialogues;
The mechanisms for calculating the position of electromagnetic shields have been changed;
Fixed minor design issues in various locations.
The update is available for download, please update your game client.