Dune Awakening Plundering The Uninhabited Base: How To Easily Obtain Loot By Using Abandoned Bases?
Today, I'm going to talk about an exploit in Dune Awakening that allows you to easily get loot. This exploit has actually been around for a while, but with more and more people playing, it's become a trend.
This has its pros and cons, though. After all, it involves other players, as this exploit requires exploiting other players' bases to get the loot.
Some players might not know this, but many who have temporarily abandoned the game do have a base in the game.
You might be thinking, who doesn't have a base? But what I didn't expect was that many players who had invested a lot of time and Dune Awakening Solaris when they first came online actually abandoned the game and their base.
Bases Are Always At Risk
If you haven't noticed before, a base without power in this game is extremely vulnerable to environmental damage and enemy attacks (such as NPCs), as well as to enemies equipped with weapons (like guns or swords).
These enemies can then demolish the base, allowing loot to be looted. Remember, players can't demolish other players' bases themselves.
For example, my base has no power, so it's out. This means that environmental factors like sandstorms can damage my base and buildings.
So, if my buildings are demolished, anyone who comes in can take the loot I left behind.
The same goes for other people's bases. Just fly around the game and you'll see that many bases are without power. This basically means that players aren't powering their bases, so they have little defense.
This is pretty obvious, but what's surprising is that many large bases are now abandoned because players have quit, giving others the opportunity to awaken loot from them.
How To Get Loot?
What does this mean? Simply put, if you're patient, just wait. If you're impatient, lure enemies to the base you want to seize, have them demolish certain buildings or structures, and then you can build your own base there (anything similar will do) and take everything from there.
This is somewhat controversial, however, because many players who quit leave their bases, leaving them open for other players to lure enemies in, demolish them, and then take everything.
This isn't a coincidence; many bases are clearly abandoned. Perhaps those players are just taking a break or simply don't want to play anymore. But these bases are free loot for everyone else.
All you have to do is lure an enemy into the base and have them demolish it, then you can take it and take everything inside. Those things others have painstakingly accumulated, and you can easily get them. Sounds like a blast, don't you?
It's really simple. Again, you have to exploit your enemies. Or, if you find a base that's been abandoned for days, you can just wait for a sandstorm to destroy it.
In short, if you're looking for some free loot, this method is definitely worth trying. I've tried it myself and successfully captured a base with quite a bit of loot. I was quite satisfied with the result.
While this method is a bit tricky, it's definitely worth trying for players looking to quickly accumulate resources. Just be careful not to disrupt the experience of others who are still playing the game.