It’s an intentional design choice to maintain a sense of urgency and danger. It keeps pressure on you in a different way than just pelting more enemies or tougher enemies at you. That’s what the downtime between waves is for - scrambling to resupply in time for the next surge of enemies. You have enough time between waves to run and fetch fresh packs and bring them back to your chosen defensive position. That would be a lot more rational and high stakes than this otherwise completely artificial limitation. I like the reinterpretation of GTFO as a wave shooter but I think once me and my friend clear this level, we won't be coming back to it until the devs remove this mechanic.Įdit: I would rather the devs let people put ammo pickups wherever they want, and to counterbalance we have to fight way more enemies. I just can't buy the notion that in this all or nothing survival situation, four guys would be holding one hand behind their back the entire time in such a manner, like they all have some kind of OCD tick about never placing things on the floor or something. I get what the devs were going for but in the context of R1C1 that my team can only put ammo packs on their back slot or in lockers with items in them feels like a completely unrealistic and artificial limitation. The fact that in R1C1 I can't just pick up the ammo packs and tool packs and put them down wherever I want, ideally concentrated around my chosen defensive position. Here are two links to my original documents, but Steam will not auto open them for you, but most of, if not all the Information should be in the Lore Steam Guide now.Relatively new to GTFO (20 hours in) and it's been a hell of a ride so far just one thing really bothers me. The guide above is a summary of all the important details of every log in the game, arranged chronologically, to provide a better understanding of how the events in GTFO's world have played out I made an unlisted guide so you don't have to go to sketchy google doc links However at the time of writing, it is lacking: (Santonian Industries site is also used to tease upcoming updates to the game) ChaseTug's Notion page - The GTFO Lore Database [Both of these sites are excellent for reading through and discovering what is going on with the world of GTFO and it's extensive cast of shady corporations and characters.
The Official 10 Chambers Website Santonian Industries.There are always two really good resources out there for learning about the lore.
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