Fred, also known as Fred Lee, is the primary boss of the Northridge map in Arena Breakout: Infinite, and he’s quickly become infamous for his ruthless tactics, lethal loadouts, and high-tier defenses. Unlike other bosses in the game, Fred isn’t just a bullet sponge—he’s a walking hazard that requires both tactical finesse and serious firepower to take down.
Fred Boss Spawning Chance = ~15%
Loadout & Arsenal
Fred’s weapon choices aren’t just intimidating—they’re battlefield-effective and loaded with top-tier ammunition. Based on confirmed community sightings and official game files, he has been spotted using:
- SVDS DMR chambered with 7.62×54 T64M rounds – capable of shredding even well-armored players.
- Occasionally, an AR-30 or M110 sniper rifle, especially in Lockdown Raids.
- A custom FAL with hunter camo – 7.62×51 M80 ammo.
- He can sometimes be seen wielding a Mosin, usually outfitted with T3 ammo, adding unpredictability to his loadout.
- Amor: IND401 Body Armor or TM1 Armored Rig.
What makes Fred’s encounters especially dangerous is his ammo quality—even his bodyguards, known to occasionally wield FALs, are stocked with effective rounds and have formidable armor. Expect PCA350 Body Armor and KN Regulation Body Armor, also T4 helmets across the board.
Pro Tip: If you hear a rapid burst of P90 fire in Lockdown, you’re likely near Fred’s crew—fall back and reposition.
Spawn Locations & Raids
Frede typically spawns in one of the following Northridge hotspots:
- Northridge Hotel – Tight corridors make this location deadly for unprepared operators.
- Campus Services – Expect mid-range combat and flanking ambushes.
- Cable Car Station – Popular for baiting players into crossfires.
- Sewage Plant – Small spaces and short range shooting is the key to victory.
During Lockdown Raids, his bodyguards’ loadouts escalate in lethality, making them resemble elite PvP squads more than traditional AI opponents.
Unique Traits
- Fred is visually distinct thanks to his hooded appearance.
- Drops “Fred’s Wedding Ring”, a rare boss token item that may hint at his backstory (unconfirmed lore threads suggest he was once a White Wolf commander).
- Occasionally carries a Large Camping Bag or Chapman Military Bag, sometimes containing the Armory Command Room Entry Keycard—a highly sought-after access item for endgame loot.
Affiliations & Behavior
His AI has been improved in recent builds, enabling more aggressive flanking behavior and smarter grenade usage—especially M67 frags, which he throws with precise timing.
Community Insight: Many players report that Fred’s AI mimics PvP player behavior, using prefire corners and fallback maneuvers—suggesting an experimental boss AI logic system might be under test.
Strategy to Defeat Fred
Fighting Fred isn’t about brute force—it’s about control. His squad can be funneled through choke points, especially hallways, using:
- Audio cues to detect movement and grenade throws.
- Peeking and baiting tactics, drawing out bodyguards before engaging Fred directly.
- Flashbangs or gas grenades to disorient his squad if available.
Stay alert: Fred often reacts to suppressing fire with grenade counterattacks. Always keep escape routes planned when engaging in indoor zones.
Final Thoughts
Fred stands out as one of the most engaging and dangerous bosses in Arena Breakout: Infinite—not just for his gear, but for how he forces you to adapt. His role as the Northridge boss isn’t just to challenge you; it’s to test every PvPvE skill you’ve learned so far.
If you’re hunting him for loot, tokens, or pure glory—be warned: this isn’t just another AI boss. This is Fred. And he’s not here to play fair.
