Ever thought about turning a scavenging run into a timed obstacle course? I’ve sketched out a route that tests speed, stealth, and quick problem‑solving—like a race against time. Want to give it a go?

Okay, here’s the route: start at the abandoned gas station, then head straight to the old rail bridge—make sure you hit the broken rail as a quick jump. From there, slip into the derelict mall; the elevator shaft is the first obstacle—climb through the broken doors and grab the fire escape rope. Next, the concrete alley with the smashed streetlights; you’ll have to swing from the highest one and duck under the lower ones. Reach the river bend, where a rusted rowboat is the last obstacle—climb in, row to the opposite bank, and grab the loose barrel that’s the finish marker. Time it, keep the headlow, and that’s your circuit. Good luck.

All right, start the timer as soon as you step onto the old gas station pavement. Count the seconds, keep your head low, and don't look back. We'll see who gets there first.