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Easter Egg • F2HNK

By Adecool


This particularly amusing Battlegrounds Easter egg isn't too difficult to find in Miramar; simply look for any pick-up truck or station wagon. While the number plates on PUBG's vehicles are usually meaningless, the number plates on these vehicles read 'F2HNK'; an abbreviated form of 'Press ‘F' to Honk'. Surely, this is nothing but a helpful suggestion from the developers for new players who are unsure of their vehicle's controls.

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Infamous Teddy Bear

By Insta

Famous for his role in the Call of Duty Zombies series, the Mystery Box Teddy Bear makes an appearance in Blackout. You can find the mystery box teddy bear by searching the roof of the Asylum, along with searching the inside where he has been found sitting in a wheelchair, as well as on top of the piano.

Llama's Enabled

By Adecool

Command console: enableLlamas [on,off] Gives a message that says, 'Llamas enabled.'

Rebecca Chambers Picture

By Insta

In the Sewers, use the T-Bar Handle to open the door to the Worker’s Lift in the Lower Waterway, and inside you’ll find a lift going up to the Workroom on the upper floor with Film Roll: Hiding Places. Develop this film in the Dark Room to reveal two hidden locations. The top photo is a tough one - but there is one isolated desk in an office with a flag - the S.T.A.R.S. Office. Take the path through the Library to get to the office, and inspect the solitary office desk to find a Wooden Box, which you can inspect to find an upgrade to your weapon. There’s also something else that’s easily missed tucked in the back of the drawer - look again to find another Roll Film: Rising Rookie hidden at the back of the drawer. You can develop this back at the Dark Room to get the Rising Rookie photo File, a picture of Rebecca Chambers from the first Resident Evil game.

Corpus vs. Infested Easter Egg Demo

By Adecool

By logging in as username 'corpus.outbreak', no password, the game will run a stress-test demonstration, in this case an endless gauntlet between the Corpus and the Infested factions, on a basic-textured arena. It's mostly useful for, as the name implies, testing how much a PC's processing and graphics can handle at once. If technical information (RAM usage, ping gauge etc.) was previously enabled, it'll also display during this demo. At worst, it's still a very interesting screen-saver.