Exploit for Transporting Cargo Using the “Arsenal” Truck

This method allows players to transport large quantities of cargo using the “Arsenal” truck by converting the cargo into mortar shells or other items such as parts of a mortar or large-caliber weapon and then back into supplies at the destination.

Steps:

1. Drive the “Arsenal” truck to a location where there is a large amount of cargo.

2. Use the “Arsenal” interface to craft mortar shells or whatever is most suitable, as items have different prices depending on the available cargo.

3. Load the mortar shells, machine gun parts, or mortars into the “Arsenal” truck.

4. Repeat the process until a large number of items have accumulated in the truck.

5. Send the “Arsenal” truck to the desired destination.

6. At the destination, use the “Arsenal” interface in the truck to convert the mortar shells back into supplies at any supply point.

7. The supplies you receive can then be used as usual for construction, spawning AI, logistics, or other purposes.

The key point is that mortar rounds or machine gun/mortar parts effectively serve as a lightweight carrier for items that are either inexpensive or high-value in terms of supplies, yet heavy and bulky. Instead of transporting resources directly, a player can transport their equivalent in the form of mortar shells and convert them back into resources upon reaching the destination. Loading these items takes significantly more time if done alone, and the risk during transport is also high, given the presence of sabotage units or enemy helicopters. At the same time, the risk can pay off and provide a significant advantage for the team.

This makes it possible to potentially bypass the standard truck’s payload limit of 1,500 supplies and transport thousands of resource units in a single trip.

For example, if 7,500 units of supplies can be converted into mortar shells, a player can transport the equivalent of 7,500 units of supplies in a single “Arsenal” truck and replenish supplies at the destination.

It seems this is an unintended interaction between “Arsenal” or a hidden supply system and the appearance of new supplies in the form of ammunition.

I have over 3,000 hours of gameplay experience, and with every playthrough, I learn a lot about the game and the intricacies of certain mechanics. Although it might look like an exploit especially to many new players who assume you need 1,500 supplies to transport by truck from my perspective, I’m actually somewhat glad that the developer leaves room for players to explore the game and gain an advantage over their opponents through these kinds of small gameplay details.

Here's a video showing how this thing works.
https://youtu.be/VP6gzc7RSmY

Maybe they should introduce penalties for returning certain items to the arsenal, then this method would be really cool.