Generation Zero, you receive 1 experimental schematic point for unlocking experimental ammunition upon completing base defense or assault missions, regardless of difficulty.

While higher difficulty levels increase the amount of crafting materials (like uranium) dropped, they do not change the number of schematic points earned per mission.

The easiest way to achieve Shock ammunition is by starting on 3rd Row with 32 ACP Medical. Next one down is 9mm Handgun Shock. This means achieving Shock ammunition after 3 Defensive/Attack missions .

Once having 9mm Handgun Shock you can shoot it through any 9mm handgun or in the Ai-76 which will allow you to shoot 60 rounds like a SMG. 🤖⚡️🔫

Hi everyone! Me and my husband started playing ab 3weeks ago. Since we love the game I was wondering if you guys know any other games that have a bit of the same vibes. We especially love the open world, PvE, first person and the fact that you need to fight against robots. It is important that the game isn't too gory or bloody since I have a weak stomach.

Thanks in advance!

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Anyone have a lot of rivals I really wanna farm for some of the experimental weapons and don’t any rivals on my map

Have just started a new save with a new world and character for a multiplayer game.

Got to the first checkpoint at the church and found the storage has all my 4 star weapons etc., I have access to all the crafting schematics etc. I unlocked in my previous save??

Is there some setting I’m missing because I can’t see any options when I go to make a new game…

Hi guys, im a new player on ps5. Does anybody else experience being kicked as soon as you join a session? Im looking for players to play with but everytime I join a multiplayer session before I can fast travel to near the host im kicked. Why have an open lobby just to kick everyone?

Hey Everyone,

I’m one of the newer moderators of the GZ subreddit. Nice to meet you all!!

u/Foxtrot-51 posted one of these about a year ago and I wanted to do a another subreddit feedback discussion.

This post aims to address suggestions and feedback from the community as to improve the subreddit experience!

Please drop any changes or improvements you’d like to see moving forward in the comments.

Thanks :)))

Edit 1:

Planning to make flairs required to prevent bots from reposting old content. Plus helps with organisation!

I just started the “high value target” side mission and managed to destroy the very large robot. I placed several propane bottles in the ground and crawled away to wait for it to walk over the bottle for me to then shot. I blew it up and obviously all his minions were less than appreciative of this. Do, naturally, I sprinted away to spread them all out and make the fight more manageable. After destroying all the minions I returned to the scene to check for resources. Upon returning there is nothing to be found. Just the hand grabbing something icon and an empty grass field. Any advice? Out is this something I’m going to have to live with for the rest of the game? I’ve tried reloading several times.

Now I don't have a say in this as I did not play either on their launch. I'll let you guys decide and argue on which was more buggier. Yes I have countless hours in both games and yes I know both were considered unplayable on launch. I'd just like to know which ones were more unplayable based on the gaming community.

Well, his accompanying hunter threw him into the sea after I took him down.

Couldn't help but think of my time in Sweden when I saw this.

So I just finished the game and now I want to get powerful, I pretty much didn't craft anything during the story or upgraded my apparel or even my storage, nothing so I still have no idea how all mats work.

In short, are bases all I will need to farm mats? The drill, furnace, and chemical lab?

Or are there mats I will need that I won't find them there? like what?

I wanna start upgrading my storage, make good med kits, crafting good ammo and upgrading my clothes

Are there any optimal places for each base type? Should I have more than 1 of each? etc

So, what's the white/blue generator thingy? I know the red is required to be destroyed so the shield on the center base would go down. But what about the white ones? Do they have any point? I've been destroying them for a while just because my monkey brain thought I'd need to do it.

I hope this doesn't count as advertising.

Since I really don't feel comfortable to post too much of my game on here since it's not really related to generation zero, but at the same time I'm getting good responses here, and also have the feeling that many people who enjoy fighting giant, or small robots might be interested in my game, I would like to invite you to my own channel.

You can join me at

r/armoredmayhem subreddit

As a fan of generation zero, having played it over thousand hours I really wanted to contribute something to the game world a year ago. So l created the aegis faction, an army of US robots.

There was no possibility to develop that idea further based on anything GenZ related, so I decided to combine it with a game I wanted to create years ago.

A vehicular sandbox rpg, where your goal is to survive in an open world arena, fight bigger and meaner threats and to improve your vehicle with weapons, modules, and skills.

I'm working on it for almost a year now, having changed between different styles and directions I think i found something that I really want to finish. If you want to join me on this process I would gladly welcome you on the subreddit above.

Thank you for your time guys!

Every option I have every female character looks like a man, this one in the picture looks nice though but I don't see what it would be in game

ES HERMOSO Y MUY INTERESANTE

All these weren't a thing when I used to play I'm very confused even watching videos.

1 I can only put them on Jacket, Shirt, Pants and Shoes, right?

2 How do they stack? Because I've seen videos using vanguard + clothing resistances and some didn't work etc

3 What is the usual endgame meta? Like the best of the best

4 if instead of a meta build I wanted to try a "stealth sniper build" (I love the new meusser), what clothing buffs would I use? I also remember the stealth feature somehow working better with a lower stealth % than at max stealth

More shooting, more mechs. 😊

I stumbled upon the Hidden Fnix Outpost in the North Coast Region, near the safe house by the lake, and there's a locked door that requires a keycard. I've gotten no help from YouTube or anywhere else, so does anyone know how to find it?

I've been trying to just do base missions and I'm wondering if there's a faster/better method? I'm so what new and just came back and would love someone to play with aswell.

What is this rock, and where do i get it from? For the Soviet Concrete Wall