Unturned – Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

And here we go again. A new fresh map for people play and adventure through. Incase you are not the type of person that wants to find out things by him/her self this pocket guide is for you 😀

Locations

So locations are listed here (Obviously) along with what you can expect to find there.

Ostsee compound

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Sooo… This place is quite interesting, because not only is it like a smaller military base where you can go if the main one is being camped, it on top of that also spawns construction,food and vehicle loot. So it’s technicaly better? but also no beacause it’s A LOT smaller.

Munich

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Not much to say. It’s a small city that has a dock where you can find boats and jetskiis

Moritz’s farm

A wine farm that has a green house with amber and blue berries.

Camp dusseldorf

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

It’s a quite normal camp (with a funny name(if you are not german))
Fun fact: Düsseldorf is a city in germany (might be obvious)

Limestone quarry

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

The best (and almost only) place for you to get metal. I can already imagine this being someones worst nigtmare on a pvp server, so much open space and someone with a sniper can easily shoot down into the quarry.

Fernweh prison

Cool looking prison. It has four towers that you don’t need to bother looking into as they all only have a single police loot spawn.

Cologne

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Ah this maps deadzone. Basicaly Germany tried to launch a rocket but accidentaly hit one of their cities. This place has normal military loot spawns.

NOTE! all zombies in this area are either burners, flankers or spitters on top of being radiated.

Aerospace defence complex

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany
Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany
Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Forget all other places on this map, this is the place you shoud go to, forget the military base, forget berlin go here. Not only does this place spawn multiple megas (they are all spec ops) It’s the heaven of loot spawns and vehicles. It can spawn jets, tanks, urals and jeeps. It has a Large hangar filled with construction spawns, 4 levels filled with military loot, a water tower vehicle garage, fuel tanks, a canteen and lots and I mean lots of space. Don’t forget bring your generators, because the only way to enter this place is through one of 3 metal doors that need to be powered. I so want to see someone turn this place into a base 😀

Berlin

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

The city of Berlin. Basicaly the city that you go to if you want civilian OR coalition loot. The entire middle part of the city is a large coalition base that can be entered throught the citys windy sewers or by getting on the bridge (or you use use a ladder to climb over the walls like a normal person). Beware you won’t find npc’s in this place.

Camp Stuttgart

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Another camp that also happens to have city of same name in Germany.
(cmon Nelson you can’t just turn cities into camps like that).

Hamburg

A city with a serious water problem. it doesn’t have any difference to the other cities loot wise, but it doesn’t sapwn as much zombies as the other cities. you coud build a base on one of the submerged housed do.

Oskar’s farm

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Same story as with Moritz’s farm expect it has jade berries.

Frankfurt airfield

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

An airfield with airplanes for all of your airplany needs. Enough said.

Zugspitze peak

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

The peak itself isn’t interesting but this spooky place next to it is.

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Oh and there’s also a river that goes down the mountain. Lets just say.. you can find a surprice behind the waterfall.

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Svalbard seedbank

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Ever wondered what an underground farm woud look like? no? well now you’ll see anyways.

Schwarzwald military base

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

The bigger the better(?) military base.
It basicaly has lots of these guys.

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany
Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany
Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany
Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Neusschwanstein castle

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

The most useless of all the locations. Before you ask NO it doesn’t have an interior and NO you may not complain about it in the forums.

And ill just let this note found near the front door tell you the rest.

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Mawby’s farm

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Das ist eine Farm. You can find all other berry types here.

Rappbode dam

Unturned - Hitchhikers Pocket Guide to Germany

Dam son. (sorry not sorry) Well it’s military loot, but not so much of it to be honest. so only go through it if you are in the area and have spare time.

Oh and screw you Nelson for placing the teleport point at the bottom, making me actualy walk…

Loot and Vehicles

Loot Spawns

Civilian: nothing new
Construction: nothing new
Science: Doesn’t actualy have any funny enough
Police: normal with added chance of Swissgewehr
Military: It’s strange. It’s a mix of washington and russia with both military and ranger weapons.

  • Coalition ural ID: 147
  • Coalition jeep ID: 145
  • German humvee ID: 143
  • German APC ID: 148
  • German huey ID: 144
  • Dumptruck ID: 141
  • Prison transport truck ID: 142
  • VW golf ID: 149-156
  • Eagle ID: 157
  • VW beetle ID: 158-165
Volodymyr Azimoff
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I love games and I live games. Video games are my passion, my hobby and my job. My experience with games started back in 1994 with the Metal Mutant game on ZX Spectrum computer. And since then, I’ve been playing on anything from consoles, to mobile devices. My first official job in the game industry started back in 2005, and I'm still doing what I love to do.

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