If you’re looking to bolster your arsenal, the shotgun is a great choice. This guide will tell you Where To Find The RASP TB-SG Shotgun In Metal Gear Survive so you can take down waves of Wanderers with minimal ammo and maximum effect.
As with many of the recipes in Metal Gear Survive, you need to find a special container that includes the recipe before you are able to make it. You can find it South of Transporter 02. Below you will see a screenshot of the area on the map, inside the white square, and then a screenshot of the general location. When you first arrive here there’s a parked Jeep you can use, you can find the container nearby behind a locked gate.
Once you have the recipe you can head back to base to create the RASP TB-SG Shotgun with the following items:
Required Materials
Steel x5
Springs x10
Gears x10
Wood x5
Screws x10
Advanced Weapon Workbench
And that’s Where To Find The RASP TB-SG Shotgun In Metal Gear Survive.
Base construction is one of the games best features but it doesn't take long to run out of space. This guide will tell you How To Expand Your Base In Metal Gear Survive so you can make room for all the new equipment and farming options that you eventually unlock.
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Finding the best spots for food and water is hard but this guide on How To Make Animals Respawn Quickly In Metal Gear Survive will hopefully help you a little when you start to run out of sources of food and are in need of urgent sustenance.
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