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Arena Breakout Infinite continues to captivate players with its highly tactical gameplay and richly detailed maps. Among these, the TV Station Map stands out for its dynamic combat scenarios and lucrative loot opportunities. Located in the Guoyapos region of Kamona, the TV Station was once the largest in the area and served as the command center for the Northern Front during the North-South Conflict. This compact, two-floor indoor map has no bosses…for now, allowing operators to focus on PvP.
The TV Station offers a wealth of high-value items, but it’s also one of the toughest maps in Kamong. This comprehensive guide explores the best loot spots, player spawn points, efficient rotations, and survival strategies tailored for every gamer seeking dominance on this map. The new TV Station map is available only in Lockdown or Forbidden Zone.
- Duration: 20 Mins;
- Player Count: Up to 12;
- Players only (without scavs).
TV Station Map Access Requirements:
Lockdown Zone:
- Value Req: 100.000 Koens
- Costs: 20.000 Koens
Forbidden Zone:
- Value Req: 300.000 Koens
- Costs: 50.000 Koens
Interactive Armory Map
Coming Soon…Extractions Points
Here’s a list of all the extraction points available in Arena Breakout: Infinite’s TV Station Map:
Name | Type | Description |
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Elevator | Fixed | Active 10 minutes after the raid starts. (You must call an elevator from the second floor Elevator Corridor) |
Loading Dock | Conditional | Active 15 minutes after the raid starts. You must flip the switchboard on the ventilation stairs. Extraction duration time 20 sec. |
Main Entranse | Conditional | Active 15 minutes after the raid starts. You’ll need to flip the switch at the Main Entrance to activate the extraction point. |
The TV Station Map Keys and Keycards
The TV Station is the fourth location that was added to the ABI, and there are not so many keys. These versatile items can unlock extract points, grant entry to restricted zones, and reveal coveted containers containing valuable items.
Image | Name | Description | What’s inside | Durability | Price |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
??? | ??? | ??? | 25 | ~600k |
Hight Value Points
Central Control (1 Floor)
The richest area of TV Station. There are two encrypted safes and a locked room. While looting, operators should watch out for both elite bots and other players, especially those on the second floor. Stay alert!
Director’s Office (2 Floor)
The most dangerous room in the TV Station, featuring two encrypted safes, a locked room, and only one door for access. Once inside, operators are safe from outside threats, but enemy teams often control the doorway, making entry difficult.
General Office (2 Floor)
The busiest room in the TV Station, with two encrypted safes and a locked room. It’s relatively safe for gathering intel or observing other players since the room is quite isolated. With three doors available for access, operators must remain vigilant in all directions.
Advanced Survival Tips
Survival in the TV Station Map relies on both map knowledge and adaptability.
Optimal Cover Usage
- Use crates, equipment, and room layouts to stay hidden and avoid direct lines of sight, especially in hallways and near windows.
- Avoid staying in open areas for too long. Always have cover nearby to duck behind if under fire.
Escape Routes and Backup Plans
- Know at least two exits for each zone, especially in high-traffic rooms like general office.
- If you’re outnumbered, head for lesser-used exits like side doors or stairwells, avoiding the main entrances where players often patrol.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The general office and central control room contain the highest-tier loot but come with higher risks of enemy encounters.
Focus on lower-traffic areas like editing room and stay alert to footstep sounds to avoid surprises.
Matches generally last between 20-25 minutes, depending on the number of players and the pace of engagement.
Essential items include keys from locked room with electronic safes, armor-piercing ammunition, and medical kits. A flashlight can also be crucial during darkened conditions.
Use the map’s corridors and choke points for ambushes. Stealth is critical in indoor areas like the Director’s Office.
Monitor nearby extraction points like Elevator or Loading Dock and move toward them after securing loot. Avoid last-minute rushes, as these areas often attract ambushes from other players.
Conclusion
Mastering the TV Station Map in Arena Breakout Infinite requires strategic movement, awareness of loot locations, and adaptability. By knowing the best loot spots, common spawn points, and effective rotation strategies, you’ll be able to maximize your loot, avoid unnecessary fights, and stay ahead of your opponents.
Remember, every game offers a new opportunity to fine-tune your approach, so don’t hesitate to experiment with different routes and strategies. Use this guide as your foundation to dominate the TV Station Map and elevate your Arena Breakout Infinite experience. Happy looting, and stay sharp!