Ragman & Fleck
Hey Ragman, I've been plotting out the most efficient scavenging routes—got any field‑tested tricks to cut risk while maximizing haul?
Yeah, I’ve walked the streets more times than I can count. First thing—map it out before you go. Know the high‑traffic spots, the dead ends, and the places where the city’s still breathing. Stick to the shadows and keep your head down; a flashlight is a good thing if it keeps you unseen, not a beacon. Second, pack light but smart—small tools, a multi‑tool, some duct tape, and a good pair of gloves. Don’t go into a place that’s full of metal and glass if you can’t see where you’re stepping. Third, watch the noise—loud footsteps, clanking metal, and a stray siren can pull in trouble faster than a street fight. Finally, if you find a stash, take what you need, leave enough for the next guy, and make a clean exit. Keeps the bad guys guessing and your loot safe.