u/NoEcho3494

I just tried doing an online mission. It was an "Event" described as another player's (or an AI's?) FOB being attacked by the skulls, and all the staff zombified puppets. I was "contracted" to resolve the situation.

So I tried the mission. I used up all of the ammo on my Brennan mega rifle and Isadro rapid grenade launcher shooting the skulls. Not one of them died. I had no way to get more ammo. I was not able to pick up weapons dropped by puppets either (they dropped some rocket launchers).

Seeing no other way forward I exfiltrated the FOB by wormholing my self out. Failed the mission.

How exactly was I supposed to win? Was I supposed to do something else? I stole some containers. Was I supposed to do that if i was being contracted to help resolve a problem?

I don't get online mode at all lol but I want more content since i finished all the missions.

Before this Event, I tried some infiltrations. I found myself in some mostly empty bases. I extracted all the enemy soldiers I found (I only found 3) and then went to the top and entered a door. It said "success" but I didn't gain much or have much fun with these. I understand these were tthe bases of inactive players, but all I found were ones like that or ones that are run by power users who I assume will kick my ass and retaliate brutally if I try to infiltrate their FOB.

I've also noticed that when I go back offline after messing with this, my GMP is severely in the red when I had 1 million+ before which is really annoying and confusing as well

>“You see those guys? In the khakis waving flags about? They’re Nazis. That’s what fascism is, waving flags and doing wrong think.

>“Us, the people who spy on you, lock you in your house, track your movements, restrict your speech and indoctrinate your kids, we’re not fascists. In fact, we’re protecting you from the meanie fascists and their heinous flag-waving ways.”

>That’s the point of displays like the Patriot Front.

>They transform fascism from policy into paraphernalia. Fascism becomes a combination of outfit and accoutrements, rather than authoritarian politics.

>With the implied corollary that, as long as you’re not wearing the outfit or waving the flag, you’re not actually fascist.

>Even as the Flock cameras spread, digital ID looms, and authors are imprisoned for criticizing the regime.